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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-14
From the Richmond Dispatch, of the 9th.
THE WAR NEWS,

The storm Of battle which ragged so furiously last
week in the immediate vicinity of Richmond has
been succeeded by comparative calm, and matters
are now almost quiet when the contending
armies were seventy miles away. Grant has evil
IDENTIFY become tired of Quitting" against the rebel
Notifications, and what he failed to effect by brute
force be now essays to accomplish by strategy.
Consequently we find him stealthiy moving away
from our front, and sliding down the south side of
the Chickahominy, endeavoring, if possible, to
reach the James river, with view of cooperating
with Butler, who is still pent up between that
river and the Appomattox The uncommon still
ness that prevailed along the lines yesterday has
given rise to the belief that the Yankees were en-
gagged in buryirg their dead, privilege which
they asked of Gen Lee under flag of truce
Notwithstanding the generally received opinion
offer battle on the memorable scene of Cold Har-
Dor He measured strength with the Confederates
there last week, and failed, it is true; but as it
amounted to only check, with heavy loss of his
numbers, he had the hardihood to telegraph the
Yankee Secretary oe War of continued successes,
with the object of securing the denomination of
Lincoln at the Baltimore Convention, held yester-
day. He doubtless feared to risk another fight
until that purpose was consummated for decisive
victory for the Confederates would have destroyed
,Lincoln's prospects completely. The Convention
over, and the denomination effected, it is not i'm
possible that active hostlities may be Immediately
resumed.
skirmishing continues at intervals on the lines
Some OF our boys say that one of these skirmishes
would have been called battle II months ago
From the Richmond Enquirer June O.
There was no intelligence of an important char
;acter received from the army of General Lee, on
yesterday, other than that everything was quiet,
so far as could be ascertained. Not a gun was
heard during the day along the lines. Grant,
however, is still in Gen. Lees 'front.' but has shor-
tened his lines, and disposed his forces for move
.ments to be developed hereafter. Our army is in
position fully up to that of the enemy. The lat
ter has not crossed the Chickahominy below is
yet, though that movement is looked for It was
rumored on yesterday that raiding party had
been despatched by the enemy to the Southside.
to disturb our communications in that quarter
This, though possible, as all such things are, is.
for the present at least, improbable
A prisoner brought in on yesterday describes
the morale of Grants army as being anything but
favorable Grant, he says has broken the spirit of
his army By forcing the men upon points which
the merest military tryo could discover were i'm
pregnable against assault. They look upon him
as an obstinate and unsc-upulous butcher, and his
army is called the "slaug hter-pen." The prisoner
also says that the army is almost united in its pre-
ference for Mcclellan as the next President Of the
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-14

RECEIvER's SALE.-The interest Of Com R. F.
Stockton in the brewer Gold Nine" in Chester
field District S. Co. is to DO sold at auction on the
5th of July, at Cheraw, S. G.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-14

Destruction Of Yankee Sloop and Capture
Of her Crew.-A detachment of the signal corps
made descent upon small Yankee soop in the
western branch of the Elizabeth river several days
since, surprising and capturing her of FIVE
men, aud completely destroying the vessel. The
sloop was Of seventeen and half tons burthen
and was engaged in bedding oysters. The capture
was made in about six miles Of Portsmouth The
prisoners were carried to Petersburg and lodged
in jail
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-14
THE BATTLE OF JUNE 1sr.

The following letter from Gen Clingman gives
interesting account of the battle OF the LIST inst
1t will BE seen that a brigade on his left, which
gave way, mistaken for his own in published
account Of the engagement
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-06-14

FROM GEN JoHNsToN's ARMY-Atlanta, Ga.
June l0--The enemy developed in force in our
front yesterday at Ackworth, and on our extreme
right, east of the railroad, towards Roswell Par
tal skirmishiug during the afternoon in front of
Hoods corps Prisoners report the bridge at Etc
wah rebuilt by the Yankees, and trains running to
Ackworth Sherman declines every effor. to bring
on general engagement outside Of his breast
works. Captured Yankees say he has instructions
not to risk a general engagement.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-29

DIAnpnGA AND DrsExrrRY.-We have
examined great number Of letters from
some Of tho most prominent citizens in
Oincinnati and Covin9ton, ETC., speaking Of
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of diarrhea
and dysentery. The letters are too long to
publish. M. Woods, Of Covington, says
he was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr..
Strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
. permanent csee after suffering for months
with the worst form Of diarrhna and dys-
EMERY. 80 cts bottle. For sale by all
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-29

Ae1rn
Aneee Mlp1y dsolers, World
Known and World Tfi0d. are
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tle ond necoesities ofthe suffering portion Of hu.
manity, end one eaticsly ltse don nioesel
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Sn The 81 leverfsl 1sdieise - sshers1 ire
~ word; HoGlowAt'S lRvAEUAne prias have
| eeccms the nousanols nangBsY Of al nations.-
Their ettribsts 10 . pnsvmf o. we'll q 70 cuas
hey etteck the nADlx Or moor of the complaint.
ed thea y removing ~ hidden canse Of dis
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sfvn.l md ,yscnoHAar ssso.sA1,os.
OleOrd0JB OF the Stomach
Ars ~ seurees of ~ aeoiliest nslnaiea Tss,r
e0oct u 70 vitiate ell he 1uide q ~ kodv ~
/ 10 send pOisonous stream throueh all ~ ehan.
nels u circulation. Nov. vhst 2 the onersiioe
Of ~ Pillsf They eleasse the bovele. fessis1e
ipSo aaeur.l conditioa. ~. aet;ne tSse.SS ~
secrelivs organs prov m osooD i;sav. 49,
the state Of The systeo from aickness 20 heolth.
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feet upon II IL nerta ma fnne1ious
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abandoned, resort with confidence 70 this power
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and activity will - the unvarying results.
DVanonaia. Diarrhma Wnak.
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cherscter;,e nv.re,,:i. ~ - c,,.s p;.'..sS 4.
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ING DISEAHEH:
Asthma. fIead.ehea.
Bowel Complaints. indiSestion.
Colds lndamtnation,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-29

We he'd, last WHITES. - . nanseiall-wosk,
. youthful american citizen Of African De.
scent," named Tom. Ten u something d
: ssaius. ie bic peculiar way, aod thoush,
Il ~ Il ''some" on witty sayings. Tom
prides himself on the purity Of his blood
mo mean, NANCY wits- blood bout die yer
chile" Tom i wont 70 say.
On one occasion, Mrs. p, 1.-THE lAdy Of
The house." lesnd Tom in the kitchen, CIV
ing Wy 10 series Of b'hoos, accompanied
By copious food Of tears.
"Why, Tom, what 10 ths matter with
your asked the kind-heasted lady.
TO whom Tom replied, "Dey ~ my
broddar-b'hoe i-hab ben ed gene and
maf'd + wits woman-b'ho r. 4.
II should think you would b glad Of L,
om,' rejoinsd she.
why, nissis, I jes bad bout my brod.
der marin wife gal q you'd feel i your
brodder'd mas'd . -esllsd lady,"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-29
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sense Of smell 9 lessened or Destroyed deaihese
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recommend the medicine TO an allicted with
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In sums TO suit available in the principal cities Of
England, Ireland, Scotland, Holland, Belgium,
France. italy, Switzerland and 0crmany.
Tickets from different ports in Europe to any
part Of the United States both BY steam and BY
6ail. furnished ut New York City rates.
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IRA n. CLIFFORD, Cashier. nv25
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-29

Bought or taken IN exchange for manufactured
goods, at the highest cash price, q the Factory.
Nay 5-dwtG JOSEPH SHIELDS
, 1864-04-18

:i;hcd.. Ihe CONSERVATIVES would preserve
HS!assly though the Union be abolished 'Uur
Maalea4sm 7ia strikes at the root Of: the rebel
non. Ihe1r Conservatism strikes at the root
o. tna Union. Our Radica1ism makes US pa
to have united country. Their Conserva3
Ism makes them poor miserable slaves to
fear that they will soon be on al eouality
WIN me negro. Our Radicalism gives usa
country to be proud Of; their Conservatism
sinks them to the contemplate rank Of the
AlnoIas and Catalines, who have won the .
enemies Yes, We are proud Of this. onr
Radicalism, aud we expect to wear it as m
honor to ourselves and a precious beritare
to. our children. While tic Conseryatiyes
will leave their names and deeds to stain ths
page Of cur history, and haunt their children
n the third peneratfnn
, 1864-04-18
Hon. o.. b. Ficklin as 4 WAR Dc,ro.

Hon. Orlando B. Ficklin, hitherto reeorded
us tie leader Of the Copperhead rebels in
Coles county, has within short time expe-
rienced change Of heart, or at least apps
rently SO. !; He was requested to make IN
avowo1 Of his new position in prescn:e of the
saith Illinois volunteers, as it was about to
1eave for the field, and did SO on the 18th
met, at considerable length. We, make
few extracts from u synopsis in the Charles
ton PlaindeaEer:
the secession movement commenced in
South Carolina, and there is no doubt bub
there WAS party In that State which wished
the dissolution Of the, Union on the slave
line. John G. Calhoun was the chief agita-
tor. The agitation has been kept up from
that time until this, ending in the present re-
belllon. But the question now Is, soldiers
Of the 54th, are we, are you willing that this
glorious Union shall be dfssolvcd?. God
knows that no man deplores the shedding of
blood more than do. but now that war has
come--and this question has been submitted
10 the arbitrlment Of the sword-Wc are to
meet it--there is no stopping short Of final
e1ccces. Some Of my Democratic friends say
LET us elect Democratic President and stop
tie war. Wfsh to tell,my friends that no
party can stop the war until the question is
settled There Is no such thing Us compro.
mise. JEFF Davis md his confederates started
out TO establish separate Government, and
they cannot now compromise. The growing
Union, sentiment of their country: would
overthrow their Government should thew
make the q tempt. They must tight 1nt1
they are whipped oat, and We must fight nm
til they are conqu red. MANY bloody and sue
cessfnl battles have already been fought, and
we look forward to those which will, On
Richmond and Georgia field, bo still more
important. If the 54th is. called into any Of
these battles, I have no fear. but you win
acquit yourselves with honor.
, 1864-04-18

Formerly Of lanes Hospital, Custom House street.
NeH Orleans, L.. est4bl!ahed IN 165u. now nerm.
aos, 6pzciast Ia TIE TseatmeHt Of oIn GgS,SIe ~
MERcEhIA1, ScAorulors. and all kinds Of BLOOD
AND bkIA ul6sAsEs LED DlSuaDKns OF Coy
TAa!oEs vKSfcAL CHA ARAcT1a. LURES them without
fesofung 70 Mercury. loD1pE. PoTAss1I Arsenic or
any poilon, but will NxCTRAL1zER, POSITIVE
cEa1 for sll 1lumors and blood poisons.
Ok1ASlC NfAkSEss. such o. Seatnal Weakness,
eouts 81 she system. enrlr II dlsc1et!ons. excess
snta!led heredltar1iy, canning loss Of memory, con
wlth oiher e t1aiH ated az
time and expense. G!ees, sonorrhea. structure, and
Oh aseaHb peculiar 10 the sexes OF prtrate nEture,
Old Diseases Of the MOST aOERIBLR CLASS,
where the blood has become poisoned, producing
:cChes on the face. small wnter5 bllstefs p4nB Ii
the head and bones. nccrntcd tlfoa nose Limbs ard
bodys sc1otua, together wi:b endless number Of
su.e5!nEs.
Remember D.. James ONCE and Paslou are 1t 90
2sldo}ph, bttween State and Dearborn stTecte.
c1ee open from "a. II. Until F. y. consnltanons
Confidential. apl7-l1s.3w
, 1864-04-18
CHICAGO g. BUFFAIOL
TOUCHING IT
RACINE, MILWAUKEE, M4CKlS4C, DETR0FR
AND CLETELAyD.

Connecting follows viz:
With the rAieus Ral roads leading to and nom 81
S.Toi s ~ w., MathSf at c!a Goa ST. Louia nna q
M Mnh taEllc Niss!sstppi Rkitroad, At Eactne.
Mnh 1ht Eesse q Milwaukee RallroAd, at MIlwupkeA.
= Cleveland a'ahontos Cleveland md Pttshu4Ts
Cfovelaud- '' ~
Ard with the
E he RAILWAY /:
At Buffalo. And stso the Western transportation
Companys Lane nf BoatH Erie Canal four OF Whfefx
will leeVe buffalo and New York dolly.
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Confidential rhssc.sn. tlos.ncry of e. Louis. MOI
E be consulted ~ his uce, 10 souta Clara street,
.orner Of Monroe thtcAEo, ILL.,. half bioch fron IL.
eos! 0f,ce. o. ~ Chronic Daseascs and diseases Of
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From thc oacs9rs long e1psr,enee In il9spii.1 M anc
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most severe and complicated stases, In very short
Young mtn suffering from set-sense arc ansIea %
.ali. perfect cure Farranied Feiraie isfcgutala.
ties attendant on Puberty, Menstfuadon. q persons
i.Rv1Ig any obsuuctions to marriage. shula rau St
.Etiitv and sncctss 1nhsl-tls8e4wis
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New Jersey-like most other States
that have voted this year-shows very de-
cided political improvement in her recent
municipal elections. There is scarcely O
township OF. ward In which this change is
not apparent; while In many places q bene-
dcent revolution has been cfTecfed.
, 1864-04-18
sEn f~nnEuTk1DtlTES,

CouFumpt,ve sufferers wall receive valuable pre-
crn ton for the cure Of Cupsunpton, AstAm2. Bf0n-
s1lt}s and Rll Throat ard LING Affections, tree o
'A"' e~'' - Rey. f. q. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
, 1864-04-18

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, 1864-04-18
Lincoln Is Elected and am Frcc.s,
At the serenade Of Governor H,hn, at New
0fIeAns s1uf}nn f. Fl nnrre1 in roanort1;ror

At the serenade of Governor H,hn, at New
Orleans, Judge E. Fl Durre1, in responding
to toast to the Governor, said:
The first thing that brought Mr. Lincoln to
bis personal knowledge was his election rs
President Of the United States in 1850. He
knew that he WIS elected fairly by the popu-
!ar vote. When, the morning after the cleo
negro came to him while he was yet in bed,
and with all the enthusiasm Of which young
Africa was capable, exclaimed: ss Lincoln Is
elected and I am free He believed then,
and he had since that time no reason .to
change his opinion, that the negro under
stood the contest in the length and breadth,
its width and depth, as we'll as NE did, and
from that moment he had 1abored with GER
tainty In his own mind that God had resolved
that through this great contest slavery should
cease to exist. That. as inasmuc6 rs the
elould be the last.
, 1864-04-18
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