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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
CERTEBICSTkS OF INDEBrEDNESS, BEAR.
lHti PER CANT PER = NM N fNIfsh ESD (,
AND BHhE FROM TAXATION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. O. a,

Redmond, Angus. s, 1894
RY the 18th section of the act to reduce the
~ uency approved Feb uary IL 1864 thu secretary Of the
Treasury uhorzs the above hca,es payable two
years amer the stncalsn Of tesiy Of peace With the uned
They be Sold but only 70 be sned 10 such
creditors OF the Government willing receive the
payment of their demaads They klao De given
free nom taxation The attention Of purchasing agents
officers ofthe Government 10 called 70 this 81
public securities offering peculiar sdvatagts 10 those ircm
whom hesuppes OF the Goyenment are hong, and 70 fseu
tate the OF them cecxs By dsbarug Oc
the Dep stsres bo uuds and msked Tie face
spas ALE In ceh Of ndebtedneas" win be pad
NIFTY herewith.
Dep saes hereby authorized and rCqared 10 comply
with this guaon make application toe Register fer
CIsusd) - g. A. TRENHOLM,
Gul2 -dev Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

CHEsr LIvBG -shubu,a, Mia, is coed place TO
move 10 The RspuJlie gives Tie following market
priosS Bason $3.50; beet 40 and 80 cents; bu'te'
saso corn 5O eggs ST. 26i lard 50 So molAsiei Or
Sans ssO sorghum sl2i pork e. sugar 1885, salt rs
q ma chickens $40 psr deEen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
QuG1R srnLL-Tno chattanooga (Grian) Rebel,

QUExR sM1LL-Tno Chattanooga (Griain) Rebel,
says.
There vas COED story ted some years ago OF two
members of Congress, a. Washington, who had been
taking rather too much water in their whisky On their
way home at night, they missed tho bridge the
canal in the oar Snes5 and Of them slipped in. he
managed, however, get bold Of suck Of timber and
thus saved himself from drowning. His eomrade, who
was Known ss ono of the best fellows in the rld if be
did afterwards get 10 be President looked about in
vain for some means by which bis friend could DO
treated from bic psrlloul and
the Tina encouraging HIM with assurances tba: he
was dong the best he could for h m He was, how
ever, finally compelled to abandon the idea of get
ting his friend out ia despair AID reluctantly inform
ed u that be would DO compelled to st.y where he
was ua morning, but hst nc could not get him OUT
be would do tbs sexl best thing he could do whoa was
10 gst down in the water and stay with him. and dosn
he vent into the water. A gentleman who hal wit
messed tho affair Immediately went 10 theiI relief
and get h IN out.
We were reminded o.. this snecdote by tho late per-
formsrces OF Gen, Ssouema1. He started GU, 10 i5e
rae his brother Y kss officers at Camp 0sethorpe,
bus, falling TO get them Ou he has gone in tha prison
TO STAY With tGem, end administer TO lhem ouch
ISOLATION as one defeated Yaik.e officer give his
brothers in I'll etion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17


la pu ,uancs Of General Orders No g. Issued from the Ad
Inspector Generals Ose, august On 1854 comps
local deence hereby auhosd and required to be
orgsns each county and coplrstlon Of The SAT- AS soon
practicable the appointment Of competent person TO organ
Ee permanently he local orc Of each county
corporation viii be announced Appl cation for tuoh ar
pointmen with suitable references and nda houd
Ander Of companies VIII have the rank Of
MsJo six companies q Lieutenant Colonel Of ten cOmpa
niles Colonel II the whole local force OF county corpora
ion be companies t will b consO lated With the
local force Of some contiguous county
IL The persons appointed organize and command the local
forces NH be 10 select TO raise Companies
within the limits OF their respective coantes and corporations
company Will be accepted with less than forty men, rank and
he until complete muster roll OF the company shall have
these HeRdquAer Bank muster rolls
be obtained upon application At these Headquarters TO
Reserve commander the State None but detailed
men and eKempts will be ear He'd In the companies.
companies organized under this order designed TO
be employ repeng raids and sudden ncusons Of the
my They will not be called exeeP! 10 emerRenes occurring
In or counties TO which they belong will they be
qued pc form any service except within the limits Of tasir
w AL detailed unless speedily excepted including those
the OF eighteen and years. as those
Of the Reserve class are required and VIII De compelled 10
o themselves members Of the companes upon their
enrol themse yes promptly upon being notified 20 70
DO the details will be revoked and they viii be appropriately
assigned active duty among the forces serving the field
v All who exempt from military service aud capable
Of benpg arms be volunteer members OF the
are earnestly invited 20 enrol tn for
The term Of service Of the comp anes will be the
srmS Of thclT respective dstsis.
VII The local viii be Drilled, eihs by companies
quad weekly and there shall be al least company d in
VIII EaTOSg officers throughout the State sjoined d
RIIgadsr General KsSPER,
~ Richmond papers, Abingdon Vrgin+n Lynchburg Be
PUBLICAN, Petersburg EIpess, Danve Rsge', Rockingham
one week the weeIls oBcs and send bills Ma or Yourg
General KenPsr's oiartermLster sugl7-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to the Jail of Powhatan
w county, the 9Th Of jana, 1854, negro named
JOHN property Of Greed Taylor formerly Of Powhsn,
whose rtaencs Is unknown The said negro about %
years age and about feet Inches high,
complexion stouy Dut hSd when committeda gray
striped dis requested
according 10 law. J. GOODS,
iylo--EGws hnerif NJ Powhafan Comfy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
DIED.

Tuesday morning. Mrs. CHARLOTTE ARCHER Ielc OF the
late VIM. Archer Of PoRhstan County.
friends and Soqunences 81 zee family are requested TO
aen the funera the residence Of her sonnaw, General
Moroo corner Gary tuests, today wednesday,
O'Clock, P, ". Al l6
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

NIRGINIA--At rules holden in the Clerks
Office Of Heuhco County COURT OF Mondsy the 18th day
q JAY, 1864,
-sn sea aasayus Seal Ealy Mangner Wu Tsppey and
Luce his g Peter Evett and Louisa his wlfe ZacharAh
b Walden Peyon Walden, Joseph Powell and sarAh hb
wife, VIM ohSlkey and Judith Ann his wife, and Adophus
RAhn, Pills.
against
Theophus Seal Ellen Virginia Lacy Matthew See Josephine
SEAL MsrhA Rshm francis II. Rahn Caroline Rahm, I'm
ma Rshm, Philip -shm, an John Kahn, Dens
IN CHANOERY.
OF Of tb suit u sel tee land mentioned In the bill
fled divide the proceeds amongst the parties ened
II appearing by affidavit tai the defen liant rheopus Zeal
OF this State motion OF the plaintiffs,
that the said TheoPus eeal appear within
dus pub cson hereof and do what Is
protect bis intertB st In this suit
Aoopy--testA.
i,an-1a~4w vM vnLRFs n "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
TREASURY DEPARfMENT Q. 5. =

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. q. S.
Richmond. july 20, 1864.
LOANS ON THE SECURITY or THE FEFR
n. INDEED MILLION SIX PEk CE.T. NON
TAXABLE L0nDs UNDEH TlIE VII, Ss.C-
HON or TIRE CUBhENCK Law.
hSPUSIIS ON call will be received by the
H. treasurer In this city stant Treasures Chsyson
AsbIs, sud the Depottses at wilmington, Rse cSs
lunbi, Augusta, Savannah end honglmery; esrcss
viii sGsd for the bearing rtsi eat At the a %
per aDnu, and secured BY the hypolhecseu Of
DoDd equ 70 the Of these losn the bonds %
apart BY The Treasurer, and the proceeds shsH BOLD sp
Piled exclusively 10 the payment u The said cerncstes
security Afforded 70 banks
rsou the ruec ssrtsal by IBIS mode % temporary
and eneet Of hemeasure generally adopted
commend Tho svof able confederation % TIE community
lhesI prompt coeis.h5h In carrying lns eject
q. A.. fRENaOLH.
Ig1l-du Secretary rfss5ufs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

A PPEAL to tae Public.-Ihe Relief Com
"A of Richmond through their Directory APP
puNc for aid in behalf the keuser and suffering poor his
city.
Richmond present hed wi refugees from every portion
the Ooniederacy, Of them gCut employment means
By OF sympathy and support Our cit
% Ind iual and corporate capa7 have been severely tax
the relief Of these the generally tnee
OF the war, and white tlsy willing
helr full proportion Of he BURDEN they think
should bs afforded to the benevolent and patriotic eveywh
uule In this COED work Ina CT armies in
immediate vciuty AMI the Interruption transportation
III railroads. have produced scarcity Of supplies which
only be remeded these for whom appeal
cer5ed, Dy contributions from individuals cOfporstions
Evey precaution will be taken By the committee be
distribution Of the uppeS procured ibuted
OF soldiers nd the worthy poor
The duty Of providing for the smlS Of soldiers has
Gently been Transferred nom the Army Committee OF the Yong
uens Chan Association the Relief Committee
that the hbesy which has heretofore been manifested
them II be extended u
The Southern Express Company have kindly agreed ship al
articles contributed to the poor free OF charge.
Contributions Of should be sent 70 H. T. o. Baskerville
Treasurer and al sUppnes shoul be consigned 10 tn "Reef
Committee OF KicbmonI,' NJ Martin CardoEa
Prompt and regular contributions earnestly requested
aal3 o1t6c4w WM. ?. MUNP0RD, Pr esdeht.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

SUGAli, Moiasses, &c.
~ 20 barrels low pced brsWn sugar
IL 20 good 10 prime 90
do crushed do
do yellow gTanulated do
BOD pounds maple sugar
barrels heu Orleans Holasses
10 barrels prime coffee
aus-5t' ROBERT HoUGs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

| PROOKLAND SCHOOL, AT GREEN.
- WOOD DEPOT, Alosmsrle county vA-The Oh session
will begin %. W the LIST September Payments parity IL
proViElons. HM. DINWIDDIE, A. NJ,
i an2-W1W3tsw9uS Principal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
RUNAWAY I'm JAIL.

HUNAWNK IN JAEEs
WAS committed to Heprico County Jail,
june the 7th, 1854, negro named WIZ WINSTON,
aye the property OF L. Jones' OF Lousa The said
about 20 years OF age feet Inches hgs, on built
hsd o. hen comnleI light suit wooden cothes-velvet
us owner requested forwAd prove property, pay
charges and him away, he will be dealt with according
70 law GEO. d. PLEASANTs,
iyf4-v6w Sheriff OF Henlco county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
EpJT 8 IsafiA saaIla cIgJcg,
ElHasozB, Aug. 10, Itot.
GENERAL ORDERS,

No. IS
l. The extra pay allowed 10 detailed from the Army under
the Act Congress provide for the compensation Of non;
commissioned officers soder sailors and marines In detaued
Service" approved June 1884 &C. 3d. No current sees
is established folloWs: -
lst extra pay extraordinary skin Industry, or for
extra contemplated I'd Of the law may be- In the
city Of Rchmond exeseng the amoun named IN me io
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

REV RicHkoaD TnEArAz.
IN o0sssT 81 5tn Asd Bread sssesss.
Acting and Stage Manager. Ogden.
bssuOi and noSe Of aEs,i Lynne
EAST LYNNE
Third night Of the charming highly fled young ars,
MISS IDA VERNON,
wife md the stricken and rspeataat M.dss vine the
GoVerness.
TAs new production which has been carefully gotten up
Admirable in constructions,
Stirring In incident.
5ynpathsnc in sentiment,
In Its tone and teachings EAST LYNNE Is touching moral
lesson.
"WEDNESDAY EvESING, August II, 1884,
The performance viii ommsnce with the beautiful
Wusn S Be- Sreseped o : third time: the and thrilling
nveact play, by Charles w. Taylor, EQ BAIn0Ieosr
EAST LYNNE; OR, THE ELoPESENT.
For cast, Ac., see Programme.
To conclude With the entirely new petite Comedy Of
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Doors open ct &C ock performance commence 81 o'clock
aul7lt
THE next session OF this lnstltutloa will open
Il on 18th September, with It's former board Of TeAchsr
Address at ''s.ony Point, AbemArle."
aul6-dlN gAe oona
ADmI 'TsTRATOR's NOTICE
A LII persons having claims against the estate
IA Of Douglass Gray deceased HEREBY notified present
the ssme, properly aunencatei to The undermined without
delay for Se ement These Indebted 70 SAID estate
ed TO come forward and make payment.
Aul6-5t' Admir- OF Douglass Cray deed
CONTRACTS FOR WOOD.
DROPOSAS for furnishing the Richmond
thereof hanrei Cords VIII be received the
Arsenal until goth AuEu Teeweod TO be delivered In Rich
Details from the Ressrvs Forces will be granted Contractors
w. BR0Ua,
Gul8-66t Lieut. Col. OOmmdg
EXCEPTION.
I OFFER for sale ten miles of Stage or Mail
Route In North Carolina For further psrtlcuiars address
-. b." at Anton, n. o. luls-4r
GS00 REWARD Stolen from my house
pOOO By Yankee Raiders (een. WILSON, shout the
June last Negro BOY named GwYNN aged sbOe, II
reward for his deVeryt mo- H. stokes Of Rchnond Va
Aug. 9Th, 1884 -sW. BussIvlle, hottoway, Va.
L COTTON ROPE
10 coils prime Cotton Rope for sale w,,,,.,.o
hu1b-e. STOKES WILKINSON co.
NOTICE.
DElNG in the service of the Government, j
~ nnd give sufficient attention Commission
business and have therefore, determined 70 discontinue IRON
this cay pleasure n nding 20 my tends and
patrols the frn Of Messrs MARTIN oARDozj from whom
their interest would receive the best attention.
All persons to whom the late arm OF w. W. g. PETERS are
inc ebed wi please draw FOR the and those indebted t
the Arm will please call and make payment.
eu9-6.F W. b. PETERS,
FORMATION WANTED
4 or w. BRoWs Of ANY Z, 46h Va Regiment cap
Petsrburg Va June 1Tth 1884 ANY information
will be THANKFULLY received. MATTHEW BROWN.
Ba3re New PhilsdslphIa papers viii please copy
au4-6.S
DROOKLAND SCHOOL, AT GREEN.
- WOOD DEPOT AlosmaTe county, vA--The Oh session
will begin %. W the LIST September Payments parity Ii
proVEions. HM. DINwIDDIE, A. NJ,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
NEW CoNCERN.-1he undersigned have

NOTICE.-Having, in accordance with the
IN above announcement fttired from auction and
iasit busnes my thanks ny eeds and the PM
oeTsl patronage ext nde 90 NE In my bus ness
necions heetofr re in tins city, sad respec !uly Gsk
inuance OF their favor 10 the Of Mes Williams
kolhset
GEORGE AREETB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
@1R00 REV ARD.

cows ESTHAY.
kSTRAYED, to the Subscribers, on the Both
~ Of lsst month (June) FHRkE COVE, 10 wit; motley
dark COW, medsm Sized unmarked brndle
Medium NAKED and silt in the right and IN
Left ana small, pae, red CIV, unmarked Said
h. ELLY5oH,
jysO-ca' Rev Kent county Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
ROBERT HoUas q 90.
OPFI0E Il JAMoND 4 FEfEsRBURG r. &. o.,
Richmond jail 30, 1854.

n lSSOLUTION.-1he concern oi AkEk1S,
~ NoRgLEEr q co, hihs Day Dissolved by the sale Of
Mr. Arensinterest TO Mr. Dir. D. T. Williams All parties In
debted holding claims the viii call
ether party settlement for which only be Of
the concern Will be u.s,, GEORGE ARENTs
BILL 4 hORPLEEr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17
HKAD0'Rs REsERsE FoHcSs or Va,
Richmond, Aug. Is, 1864.

HI. cLIY,AAG Aui7-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

FORMATION WANTED
or ". BRoWs, amy 46.h Va Regiment, cap
Pesrsburg Va June 1Th, 1884 ANY nforna
will be THANKFULLY received. MATTHEW BROWN.
Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia papers will please
au4-6s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

Ia os and Tor sale very fine lt Of whisky and Brandy
Gai5-a Stokes. WILLIAMSON ( 90,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

N0TICE.
PBING in the service of the Government, ]
D nnd cannot give sufficient attention my commission
busneSa and have therefore, determined 70 discontinue from
this cay take pleasure IN recommending TO my iend and
the firm OF Messrs MARTIN 0ARDoZ1 from whom
their interest would receive the best attention.
AL persons to whom the late firm OF w. w PETERS are
will please draw for the and those indebted b
the Arn will please call and make payment.
eu9-6.F W. B. PETERS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

this morning. During IaT hring
continued, but was evideL J reeeding
from us, and few guns have been heard
this mOring, apparently At still greater
distance.
General Cummings is severlv sound
ed IN the breast and arm. Generals Rey-
nolds wounded slightly.
The army was moving mp 10 the field
yesterday morning IN hne condition.
Letters from the press reported oa the
field say that The Operations Of yesterday
we're confined to skiFmishing and the
enemy feeling for our position. Oar
right rests on the road Leading from Ac-
worth 70 Dallas, aboat three miles, north
west from New Hope Church, and ex-
tends from the latter pssBt nearly west
The movements Of the enemy continue
to extend toward our right. indicating =
disposition to get near Esoxah river and
bridge. Firing was heard early this
morning but died away soon.
The Fort Pillor Massacre Justified.
One of Forests soldiers. an eye
witness Of and participant in, the mass
acre at Fort Pillow, thus dseribes and
attempts to justify it, in the Atlanta Ap-
peal Of recent date:
The sight was tsrriie-the slaugter
siekening Wssried With the slow pro
cess of shooting Wirh their guns, our
troops commenced with their Fepeaters,
and every fire broughs down foe; aud
so close was the fight that the dead
| would frequently fall upon the soldiers
tha, killed Still the enemy would not,
or knew not how 10, surrender.
The Federal flag. that hated emblem
Of tyranny, was still pFoadly wavering
over the scene Others rushed TO the
passage between the fort and the river
for the purpose Of passing down the river
toward Memphis; bat the troops station
ed here by Gen. Forrest 20 guard this
very contingency, opened fire upon them
| and the enemy then Fnshea upon a coal
| barge and endsavoed 70 paGh it off; but
a concentrated FIRE from cur whole col
umn foon pat an end TO this experiment.
Several hundred were shot in this boat
and in Cold@zter, while endeavering 70
escape. The number in the water was
80 great that they ressmhled drove oi
hogs swimming across the stream. Bul
not man @acsred in this way The
head above the salsr was a b astifaimsrk
for the lrusty rifle Of our nnerriug marks
men. 1he Mississippi river vas crimson
Sith tho red blood Of the flying foe.
Our soldiers grew siek and weary 10 the
work Of slaughter. and we're glad when
The work was done
General Forrest begged them 10 ser.
render, but he was told With an air o.
inaulling defence tha, be coald not tax.
ihe place, snd that they asked for %
quarter. Net the fret sgn Of surrender
sas ever given General Forr~ss ez
Deoted q surrender after entering th'
fort and anxiously looked for It as b.
~itaessed the carnage; bat no toksn "a
given.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
Compound r...sr., OF VIVA chsrr,

han b~ooms housahsld word threnxhout th
Essf aud Ssafh. 4nd hls Worm Ltszngss ih i~s
han q y-ar afssr their lEtrpd aetiau. attalasd =
efHutsfian wid-rsrr~ad - tts eoutinsnt
NgFfh Amsffen Be- tfs eraWgtng gifisr u hts
- f.uain. a. iss stgAined in his iate~i ascaVsrY
r sssheT enmbtuHfion fot - dies not eiSim q
hase t-asH the asscoFersr q ofGsuHsaS. whleh is a.
is.ia o. tho bitssrs nos edsnsi - The pahlie
rhat heasr bsisnEs &c the ustive inh.A1tsnts .
'sntfsi Asa~fisa. % NhyHa fts siFtoes hars be
suswn fsr mgrr fhan tsa hundrsd yrars Atmsf
eth n, tha Tndtan hids d.hAuew q III mosi asae
niai9ris sEd hai5alss tabs4af hssr th- most tee
noes ~erp~hta. q "a hslief sith thea tha
Fhae tisTs 10 bresth srft is tn hssY. the csarof
pot~nt - cure, no uiNtssF ~hai tbs aissaas i-s.
-.
&hfls pr. Bell is not pspsr~a "a inderns tbs
sKfrssa sut irxts slsts - e ast~rs hrlsss satis
I'd from q fhersuxiI srlsfaHftn II - eytasnfs
ssiafiFe a. its Fsrtnss. fhzi ~ fsuisdy sd tFs
-stFs for al a. ases aFtsiag ff"a szposaf .
-. - 6 laaE q N-=iher saa eil aaatss % y
t -sasnC~s, IL stsads ~iihaat = u
-. ~~fse - - the Fstasatios Il has o.
ral. an1 justly dsser, =. - ~. a. In
epg esjegsd in CsnfF2i a nasl
lies. Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
aF. Aasby Rejoleeth over the Eomi-
natI0n uv Fremont.
CHUHCz uv TBx Moo DisPESsssHKS, }
Joou the 2. 81

Hsllsloogyl
New Ia the winter nv our diskontept
maid geliorous sammer Tbs kio~d.
that orekass the PerulAkie hofyspn is
bSoak, and rays rum th@fsn az success
bev peerced em, giIseu tae aosis uv the
faithful with rayence that vhlskre
cannot give.
Honey h.z kun osi IVA ksrkis--good
hsz psrreded frum Nazzyreth. N
Raddyksla hev nomins ef Freuo I
HaIlsloogy They dad il at Cleyelsba
never votid fer Fremont. IL 50
didn't Ike him-in fact aboozsd him.
! Iafs At bin fer pariia his hare in tbs
middle. ! akoossd him az bein a CAthi.
he. aud " steelin cattle fram the Cav
ernment. wea Linkin apnisd hlm Gsa-
raj | aboozed him a gin. and more than
ever wen be ishool his EmAnsipase
PrOelimashen.
But nov diskiver that hev did him
= greFons wroag The most bekomin
way a man kin part bis hare is in the mid
die, the s.eelin Nv cattul frum the Guv-
urnment Is 3 -et that ne mAn who sup
portid B0okannon Kin kondom, and has
AbIishnism Why hez 10 be pitisd fsE
that
w coarse no dimocrat kin vote fer
him, fer there is irifin deffrence "a our
psiasiples, yet about q hsff Nv the ablishn
party ought to do il BY all menes Jon.
G. Is the man fer them undoubtedly
But wether he gets many votes er
few, bis bein nominated is salvshun to
"a Eyry vo.s he gits, Lincoln won't
git, and then what
The bair ihot almost oFerpowers me.
We kin elect Dimocratl
This movement puts new face upon
affairs We needn't be perticklerly anx-
shus emmy moar fer Lees success--in
fact. beevs it wood be better fer as 2
hey Grant whip Lee and talk Richmond.
Fer why7 Becox, Spozn about The
time the Confedrasy is played out. xe
elect a nimocrat, and spozn that Dino
erat lets up on em. restosrs their mig
gers, pardons en-. pays ther debts, com
pensaits them ez hez sustained losses ia
ths war, and penshans the uidders,
woOdent they let rs hsv the heft Of the
oF6sis 9 while? OF coarse they wood
segest that the commits who air
iakia up colleckshuus fer vafIsndy9um
send the mummy forthwith TO Fremont's
Exscoo,iv Committy. sksl talk up
colleekshun in my eongrsgashun inme-
distely ter that pBrpns
Re-inwiggoratid,
PETRoLxrN V NLsBT,
Pastor ov sed Church is charge
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
Cedron Bitters

one trial 1na ron vii nsqsr sny othsrn.
tt j. sot nec~assry 70 pziiish . lonE iist Of dfs
sassa fur wnteh tbs Gsdrpn histers are a speeIae
u All dlseeses q ths STOMACH. bow
ELS, LIVER ON klpEETst
In AL Ahacttona 81 The BRAIN DEPEND-
ING IPON DEHAEGEHRNT OF
THE STOMACH or BOWELS,
- GOVT RHEUMATIaM AND HEu-
hALGGA4
Asa 10 FEVER AND AGUE,
u ia destined 70 aaperesaa ali other rsu.dEas II
cot oniy eafss thess diseases. but IL FaxvExTs
khsm.
Siae glass fnli Of the Blsters taksn an houH
nstofs eaeh ssai. s obvsate tks 81 sGscta 81 tie
most nsaeAlthy climate. and seFe~u the person
isking Il againss diss4s- under the meet fryins
sqp5surAz
sold b. Druggists ard Greesrs ssasg.Hy.
&S-uF. JOHN B0LL's Prineapai Omas. Flnh
street, Loulssiiis. Ky.
euid by PETER yIERIrra
fsha Sole Ag~ntr Exsnsvfiis. Tna.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

aa ifa a'sendAnt trHin of synpt vas IL acts NOR
ttAe siaAffn thsa q nsdleihs. Thsrs Il nothing
- she EauEr o. shc saierta M~tI1a that f4r a t,,o
aisat h@af csrnf&rtssH ~ifk "a thl. alreaHe
tsH sC9nnf % fhis usadsrfal pianf mar J.
A'anh 10 20 Iita siitiou Of the q. Dupsasass.
-. sgrs i2sT ans iaas
aerles sf sRp@fiaa-nts ia whieh Dr. Bnil Aa.
As~n tof years szsAxrd, hss Insf heea hranxht se
saeesssiai termination. aaa hs ls nov enabled I.
paFf 70 The Pablt< 0nsbiuation ef C@dfun. with
'tAsr sppfosed tsniess the vhois preserved IL the
seet quality of csppar distilled Boarhoa whiskv
~hish ~ i eonhtsnt hss soe4uai In the world
Ne miRhs faruish a voianss 81 csrtiaeassa, bet
tae rHhite hsFs iosg stnoe irSFBed 70 estimats
things a. thssr true vain~ Ths sas@st risv is ~,
every ems q Il foR kia.ssif abs xiFtaas Of see
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