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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
no 'E'ESa2 E.AsssES

DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE rILLS
will Immediately relieve without pain, all ds;uiban
OF the periodic tschlrCe, whether arising rom re-
Taxation suppression. They act like a charm in re-
moving the pains that accompany 'iC ut pr immndet-
ate mrnslruatiCn, and the Only aud reliable
remedy Fiusnes, sick HedSche Pains an thn ioin.
Back ana irs, Ppi alton Of the Heart Nervous IRE
mOrs, Mysteries, Spasms, Broken Si'rp AMI other ur'
pleasant AMI dangerous effects ~ an Unnatural coudl-
tiOn of th- sexual func ous. In the worst cases "
Fluol Albus, or Whites. they effect speedy cure.
DIR. CnEEs GMAN'S FEM tLE PILLS.
Have been used over q Quarter of a Century. They
are oEred thr only safe means Vt renewing inter
TIptnd menstruGtion but la hes musSs'aF ~ hind
that there is condition Ut the feIuae system IA
which the Pills cannot be taken without producing n
peculiar result The condition referred to Is Pregnancy
the result, Miscarriage Such is the irresistible ten.
dCnCy Of the medicine to restore the sexual functions
n normal c0ndstou. that the reproductive pow
er Of nature cannQl resstlt. They cannot do harm IN
any ulkc4 Eay, r..'
DR.. Oh LEEsEMAN.s FEMALE PILLS.
Are the only Medicine 'tnt a-ried and single Ladies
have relied upondoF many yce:s ocusrs'y upon now
Beware of Imi'atiousl TAeae PHis torn the Finest
Preparation ever put forward, with Immediate aud
Persistent success. DON'r BE DECEIVED. Take
this advertisement to your Druggist, aud tell him that
ih the world. which Is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE FILLS ~
Thel have received and now receiving the san
ctIon VI the most eminent Phi! sicahs in America.
EXPLICIT DIREGi IONS with each Hox, IN p.ica
one Dollar per Box, containing from 80 to 20 Pills
Fills sent by mail promptly by renting the price
to tho Prnpreturs authorized Agent, III currat
funds. b0ld by Druggists generally.
HUTHlNGS Il tlLi.EER. Propretors
~ Cedar Street, New York
| - so!d in IhoomsOurs, BY Eyer & Meyer, and e,
Lutz. Feb. ~ i3b4.-y
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G. s. Roe's Excellent Novels.

Embracing his last capital work Like and UnlSo"-
Price 3l,2j,
A LONG LOOK AHEAD.
I'VE BEEN THINKING
TRUE TO THE LAST,
the STAR AND THE CLOuP,
now COULD he HELP IT.
LIKE AND UNLIKE
To LOVE S1 TO BE LOVED,
TIME AND TlDE,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENCE OF A NERVOUS INVALID Published
for the benefit aud caution to young men, and
others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Early Decay,
and their kindred ailment supplying tn neans Of self
cure. by one who ga' cured himself after being a vic
tim Of misplaced confidence in medical humbig ami
quackery. BY enclosing postpaid directed envelope
single copies may be had of the author,
NATH ANIEb MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings county, NGw.YUrk.
January 2l. IS63-Iy,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
RENON'S LIFE OF JESUS.

Translation Of NJ Ernest Renons remarkable work,
just issued in Paris where the excitement and sensa.
tion great concerning its subject and that
already thousands Of copies Of the costly French edi.
ton have been sold It has been extravaganty pras.
sed, and cxtravagantly censured; but its most severe
critics do not deny the wonderful power, braucy &
ability displayed upon every page Of tho book. Price
$3.50
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12

ga9" Soldiers, sec .oyou. own health do
net trc'tto the Army supplies Cholera,
Fever and Bowel complaints will follow
your slightest iudiscretion. Holoway'a
Pills and Ointment should be in every
mans ,kuap,ack. The British and French
troops use no other medicine. Only 80
cents per box or pot.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
AND THE vRIENEs OF SOLDIERS.

AND THE FRIENEs OF SOLDIERS.
We cali attention to all having relations or friends
in the army to the fact that "HOUFLAND'S German
Bters" will cure nne.tenths of the diseases induced
by exposures and Privaohs incident to camp h(e In
the lists pubished almost daily in the newspapers on
the arrival of the sick il will be noticed that very
large proportion suffering debility. Every of
that kind can be readily cured by lOofands German
Btters. Diseases resulting from disorders Of the a.
hesitation in stating that # these Bitcrs freely
used among our soldiers hundreds of lives might be
saved that otherwise will b. lost,
We call particular attention to the following remark
able aud well authenticated cure OF Of hn nations
heroes. whose life, TO iE own language, "E!E BgeH
saved by .he H!iters."
PHrLApELrHrA, August 90, 1862.
-iessrs. Jones Exams, Wen, gentlemen, your Roof
lands German Bittcrs has saved my life There s no
mistake in this II is vouched for by numbers OF my
comrades. some of whose names appended, and
who were fully cognizant Of all the circumstances of
my am aud have been for the last tour years,
member of Shermans celebrated battery ana under
the Immediate command of Cant p b. Ayres Through
the LXposlre attendant upon my a.dorOus duties,
attacked IN November last with inflammation of the
nngS and was for seyen!ytwo days IN the hospital
| was then removed from tie White House, aud sent
TO this city on board the Stcomer "sta:c Of Maine
from which landed on the 2stl of June. Since that
lime have been about as low any could be aud
still retain spark of vitality For a week more
vas scarcely able to swallow anything, aud if did
force Morsel down, II was Immediately thToRn up
could rot even keep glass Of wafer my stomach,
Life could not last under these circumstances and, aC
curdney The physicians VINO had been workisg faith
ftlly though unsuccessiully, TO rescue from the
grasp OF lht dread hrcher lreuky tod me tley could
and make such disposition Of my limited funds as best
suited Jnc. An acquaintance Who visited me nj the
hospital Mr.. Frederick stenbrop, of Sixth below Arch
Street advised me- as forlorn hope to Try your Bit
commenced taking them the s9oGqy shadow Of cath
G0sS have 'IEsn keen sp5 0 6%rs % b 4aS ad
s$s ifsS ;5 S
Your valuable BittrTs owe the certainty uf life which
% S%e h s eous PqHs ESF"y u ySGI '
"' '''' 'SsG V"ry @ ttaiy yours ''' '' ;" '''',
'''1 ''' -'''D'
we ily concur ~ ths run CT sAc aboPe statement
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
. r. w | S n AR I

OF this City, has undoubtedly discovered in his CON.
binaiiou for the treatmpnt Of Dyspepsia one OF the
greatest remedies that has been given to sui'
erng humanity: He has treated within the past two
years something nine thousand Cuses in his pr.
Vate practice, many of which had deied the skill OF
eminent physicians IN Europe aad America ana IN
every Caso where the medicines taken according
directions. they have made perfect cure, Many Of
the above were Of twenty years standing
Those who are troubled with Dyspepsia would do
well TO call at the Doctors office. Tie rives You nl
yice free Persons at distance consult by lettor
describing the symptoms. Dr. Wishart sireatmcut par
up in secure package. with tii directions, is sent by
express on the receipt Of six Dollars.
H. B-In all cases whore the disease has n OF become
chronic DIR. Wisharts Dyspepsia Pills are all lat il
required. Sent by HaiI on the receipt Of One Dollar
Address Or. H. c. L. Wsharl, Philadelphia -PhHd
deiphia Ledgs-. LDec. ~, lsdJ-bm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
Important to Married Ladies
TRULY A BLESSINGl

twin send, pRRe OF CHARGE. to any Lady who will
send in her name and address, directions how to pre-.
vent the extreme pain Of ClllLD.BiRfH also how to
have perfectly healthy and beautiful Children also
one other now and IMPORTANT SECRET the only
sure and safe remedies ever discovered.
My object in making the above oeris 10 induce every
lady to test my remedies. - -. ...- -
Address MADAME DULENTAUX, NJ ID.
Feb 81, "a. -3n. 767 Broadway New York City
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
VI.
Novels by author "Rutledge."

Embracing the splendid new novel Frank Warning.
ton" which is selling rapidly. Price $3.50
EUTLEDGE, FRANK WARRINGTON,
TlIE SUTnGRLANDS, LOUIE.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12

psy- Browns Bronchial Troches, for
Coughs Colds Pulmonary aud Asthmatic
Disorders, have proved their efficacy by a
test ofnany years, and have received tes-
timonia!s.trom eminent men who have list d
them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
VII.
Mrs. Holmes Novels.

Embracing her charming move, "Nariau Grry,
whic! is 80 popular throughout the country, Price
Si!j
MARIAN GREY, HOMEfTEAD,
LENA RIVERS DORA DEANE,
MEADOW BROOK, COUSIN MAUDE
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
The Habits of Good Society.
~ l
BEULAli.

BY Miss Augusta Evans. One Of the very best A.
mercan novels published Its sale increases day
by day aud already 10000 copies have been sold
Price g 50.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12

HELM DOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
See Advertisement in another column Cut out, and
send for it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12

Not Alcoholic
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE nxTaAGw.
PURE TONIC
DOCTOR HOFFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BIZ
DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philsdelpbia, Pa
WILL efrectually cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia,
w jaundice, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of the Kidneys and all diseases arising from disor'
dered Liver or Stomach,
as Constipa-
tion, Inward Piles
Fuiness of Blood to the
Head, ,Acidty of the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food
Fulness Of weight in the stomach Sour
EIuctatons. Sinking or flutieting at the fit
Of the stomach, swimming o. In IhS heaa, huf,
Heart, Choking os sufocating Sensations when in a
Wing posture, Uimness Of Vision Dots or Webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency Of PerspIratiOn,
Yellowness of the skin and Eyes,
PJin in the Side. Back Chest
Limbs, c., Sudden Fiushes
ef Heat, Burning IN the
Flesh, Constant I'm.
aginines ofeyil,
& depression
Of spirits
And will positively prevent Yellow Fever. Bilious
Fever, &c Tn y ntain no Alcohol or bad Whiskey.
They will the above diseases ia ninety nine
/ cases out of hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale aud universal popu
lary of IIoohand'l German Bitters, (purey vegeta.
blel hosts of ignorant QuaCks and unscrupulcns ad-
venlurers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
flood gates Of NOstrums in the shape Of poor whiskPy
vicly compounded with injurious drugs, aud chris
/ tened Tones Gtomachics aud Bitters
| Beware of the innunarabe array Of Alcoholic prep
parations in pethorit bottles and big becd kegs,
der the modest appeatun of Bitters; which instead
Of curing only aggravat0 disease aud leave the dsap
pointed suffer in despair
! HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Are not a new and nntricd article, but have s;oor
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
XII.
XII.
TALES FROM TIE OPERAS.

fascinating little volume Of Novelties based upon
the most celebrated and familiar Operas-givihg the
plot ofcach opera the agreeable form of an interest
Ia. and attractive Story Price SL0e.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-03-12
YERDANT GREEN.

80 These Books are sold by ali first class boob
sellers, and VIII be carefully sent by mail, postage
prepaid, on receipt of price, by
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-30
FIRE INSURANCE.
-EW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH, AMI, NOTE SYSTEM
LmportaHt 70 Eis Easurers. Fdeh ". Rction

PERSON aged 80 insure $4,000 on his Lite in the
nss na% & sssLssD MUTUAL LIrn lsHURANcE oonPASr by
paying W 30 In caah, aud note for same amount.
m m ae casa companies SIC would only insure 5000.
Note plan adds $4,000 at once. Tho Cash plan adds
only $l,6Q0 In II vedrs
In the Note Company the dividends are spped to can
epal and Interest
In the event Of DEATH tho heirs Of injured under
Mi O' syslem would receive toOQ0 less the notes nn
paia IN the Cash Company only $1,000 would be paid
70 the heirs OF the deceased.
=, a person aged 81 insured in tho EHw ENaLAHD
oe Tor the About year since he enlisted
10 the Goth Regmsnt p. ", and after fow months ser
wee died Alter deduetng unpaid notes, his widow
nave received only $500 One fact like this ID worth
thousand pamphsta got up to deceive the public.
A prominent Market Street merchant remarked few
the amount lett him by the Company Al az Der cent in
tefes This was good common sense. THa rnRknf MADH
ny fhR INSURED THH infRRHsr PAID TO
re COMPANY. This important iAet Is entirely ignored
~ A cash Companies. he unfAirneas and design Of
huoh course are too apparent.
The great OF the Note Companies has provoked
We unjust attack Of al Cash compAniss
o. the two systems will convince any candid that
Note Company makes the largest provision for his family
taoout half the expense.
The great object Of life IL PRmnHr nANEPrg
and not remote contingency.
The necessary blanks will be furnished On application
W. D. STROUD, n. D., Medical Examiner
At the office daily, from IL 10 l O'Clock.
RERERRNCRs.
Hon. WIN. A. Porter, Rev. J. D. DAles, D. b,
B. Comegys ESQ, Boyd stroud,
Joseph Lea, Sterling Franks,
Henry Simons, Julius Lee, Rsq.,
d. Rayner Goodwin, D. D., VIM NJ Smith, ESQ,
Themas b. Beck Esq. Baker 3 Hopkins,
Wallace Browne.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
feb l2-ly 426 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-30

Attention Ladies'.
LII the newest styles Of Fancy Combs Steel and H..
JeSelry, Pearl and Fancy Head Dresses SIN PANS
aa.ols aud Sun Umbrellas At prices the most ssfiSs
Fancy Goods Store, 81 sOuth sih street I,
Az- p..s,.A p., Philadelphia.
Pty ps,shA feAthen bouzht or made into Pans or
--- eo mAESem.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-13

unp fanr, balb lo6enb, belb t5ie auf, bic feline
ennel auf Dem arm, Dem gu$sn Die 6ans rel.
3fnp. OteIes Guffebrn madbte auf ben gBiir,.
burger tetnsn Ginorud. Gr psrI6laua ben lsk.
ten Stilen. uno ipra6 nur: Neine SHUTTER. bic
&erSenma6ertn am eridbuf, III cine isbr reidte
6rah, uno tb msrbs unter ben wo6lb6blidftsn
Otrnen auf Tie 8rcits se6eu.
WalenrimpfsnS ia9 @attitpe auf ibn berthe
fer. Wfet"etneaen. Sefnmmsrt Gub nur nibt
INN metne 3utunft. SD Bin cine 9rnut, unb
rad SrettOntastas i'm nnbern Sabr rpirb midi
Der osrr @iesbreGt teirdtten, elm r,iher gar.
%3srsrbn aus Nirnters, Der unter ben ppbl.
eael'Hiten Otrnen auf Die 8reite ecben bIrfte.
Sp1 DER Wur3burser asftete pI5stid feline
'sicen Nusen auf Die Sissrci6e, unc betraftete
lie !tetf. Damn UerisBte er nit lsidbtem Scpfs
n'den: Ge frsut mid. Sbr tabt ae,pie Dem
Rstlt9en Nnbreas einen Straue perlprc&ens
Gsrtltbuns fOlst.)
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-09-08

-HMr. E. Deietomb, long KIN OWL
as one Of our principal merchants
has disposed of his stock to Mr.. W
Y. Miles and retired from bust
ness. ..f..- -.t..f
Few of our. business men have
succeeded SO weR as Mr.. Deltombe
BY close attentions, strict Integrity
and fair dealing. he was always able
to retain aciass Of customers who
could appreciate theses qualities
Without making any display or show
his business steadily increased until
he has found himself able to. retire
when in. the prime of life:. z t.ta.s-
Mr. W. Y Miles who succeeds
him, is too wellKnown to our citizens
porequMe any notice at our Hands.
A thorough business man, polite
afable, and accommodating, of irre-
proachabfe morals, and sterling hos
esty, we look. upon him as a vafdabFs
accession to the. society of our town,
and one who will take an active inter
est in all measures of public inter
est. -..f.4 S,r-, 49,. -.
/, We predict for Mr.. Miles an un'
usual degree of success IN his mer-
cartile affairs, and trust that our far
mers and citizens will give kiR
caIk s9in ofp r. Fsftos
He will. not he found whit behind
his predecessor, in his devotion to
the Union cause, which with loyal
men these times is somewhat of an
object. ysTr -s7
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-09-08
HThe vicinity of Wilksville has

SThe vicinity of Wilksville has
been at last rid Of the noted desper-
ado Josiah Mollahan, who was cap
tured a few DAYS sihce BY tieutJ. H.
Snider Of Co. H and 4 detachment
Sfco's. G and H, Of the is2nd Pa.
and lodged in Jail at Gallipolis
This man has been the terror OF
that part of tihton county, He Is
said to have deserted from the End
Va. Cavalry two or three times. He
is a Copperhead Of the most venom
GUS class, is accused of being engaged
in the burning Of Aikefs Miii, and
fobbing Union men generally. tient
Snyder and his men deserve the
thanks. of the Union men of vintor
county for thus ridding them of 9
william whom the Dept. Provost Mar.
shall foahd it impossible to cap
ture.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-09-08

EFTh5 article on our outside.
headed The Platform is so intense
ly FURNISHED to the brightest copper
hue that the reader need not be told,
it was adopted by the Chicago Con
vention, at Its late peaceful session.
Our readers are urged tc give it a
careful perusal Loco foco Conven
tions have always been celebrated
for issueing nonJestos that bore two
faces, one for the North, and the
other for the South.
The Copperheads can not be ac-
cused of any such duplicity. Their
platform Is so unmistakably southern
that it would pass muster at Rich
fnond, and will he extensively pub
lished in every southern paper. II
fully equals their best efforts al
abuse Of the men who are striving tt
save the Government. They can
find in it no word Of eehscfe Of the
rebellion as which they could take Of
fense
We shaft have more to say Of this
document hereafter.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-09-08
Jrrr. DAVIS, .declaration 10 Col.


JRFF. DAVIS declaration to Col.
JAcQUBs, "W 9 seeded 10 rid oursel-
YES OF the rule OF the majority" Is
but the expression Of the anti-repub-
lican theory he has iodg advocated.
In 1860, styackson, Miss referring
to the probable success Of his po-
litical opponents IN 1860, he said
" the success of such party would
indeed produce an irrepressible con-
fiict-" To you would be presented
the question. will you allow the CON
stitutional Union to be changed into
the despotisna Of q nagorlty tits sim
gular that the Democratic party has
any sympathy with men who thus
repudiate its principles This tyranny
of the majority, by the way, has
only been mentioned by southern les
ders, when the Majority voted in the
interest of freedom, There was no
despotism of course, in the old pro-
slavery majorities.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-09-08

E"To secure ourselves from the
fate of the divided republics of Italy
and South America, to preserve our
Government from destruction, to en-
force its just power and laws, to main
sain cur very existence as a nation
these were the causes which impelled
us to draw the sword.
The above is an extract from the
West Point speech of Gen. McClel-
Ian. We ask any honest man If
''these same causes which fmpelled
us to draw the sword" do not yet ex-
fst, and in a more formidable shape
than at first. If so, are we not still
impelled by them to- keep the sword
drawn until the causes cease to 'exist2
Yet Gen. Mcclellan allows himselfto
be made the tool of party, whose
every en,rgy is now devoted to the
destruction OF ohr Government, and
wiping ont our very existenee as q
nation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-09-08

wA widow lady named Hamlet
residing in Walnut TIP. .,in this Coun-
ty called on us Monday last stating
that on the night of Thapsahy week
previous ten or twelve men came to
her house took. away her two valua-
BILE horses and burnt her house, turn
ing herself, and three small chilt ren
out into the open air without any
chang even of clothing, The rob
bers represented themselves as rebel
soldiers, but were probably only a
gang of horse thieves who finding
her alone, burned her house, to Gre
ate the impressjoa they were actual
~ guerlllas- -ra.
This lady may be seen at Mayor
Damron's, who was acquainted with
her in Va. Her case'is ore OF pecu-
liar hardship. Her husband belong
ed to the. s4th o. ", and lost his hfe'
in the raid made by Averill' in West
Va. last Feb,
The sympathies of the charitable
citizens Of GsIlipolis are invoked in
ther behalf, We trust some of our
ladies will look after herr and see
what can be done toward relieving
the immediate and pressing Bscessi-
ties of herself and helpless chiksFsrN
Call and see her, =.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-09-08
To A. W WOOD. Esq,
Gallipolis, o. RI r7.f
IL THE RIaHr PLACE.

A correspondent writing from Har-
rodsburg, Kentucky, informs US that
WASHINGTON BRADLEY Of that place,
who fought three years in she rebel
army. and is noT under bonds for
$4,000, was a delegate to the Chi.
cago Convention. He was quite al
home there no doubt The people
are asked 10 support ticket presen-
ted by a Convention where men who
fought again st the flag, and where
men who sympafhise with those who
are seeking to destroy the Govern
ment,. were, delegates! That is ask
ing tso much Of loyal Americans,
~ =, Gdzette., .f,e- '- Isl, =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-09-08
FEIn consequence Of the failure

EgIn consequence of the failure
of our mails this Tuesday morning,
I'VE are without late. news from the
army The occupancy Of Atlanta,
by Sherman, Is the prominent fea-
ture of our war news last week We
have no particulars as t. the way in
which it was effected. Hoods army
was attacked by Sherman south OF
Atlanta, and broken in two. General
Hardee was killed. . se-sa q. E
Fort Morgan in Mobile Bay, was
Internationally surrendered to Gen.
Farragut, on the 23d. This will
wind up the capture of Mobile.
From Grants army we have moth
ing special, save the gigantic efforts
of Lee, to drive our forces from the
line of the Weldon railroad Thus
far they have failed to do so. The
Importance Of it to Lee is incalcul-
able, and he must Obtain IL or accept
the fate of Hood at Atlanta.
Early's army has been recalled te
Richmond, which. indicates a neees
sity for more troops on the part oi
Lee. Sheridan is ordered to retain
Early in the Valley as long as prac-
ticable.
Thus it will be seen that the wal
is progressing fayorably, despite Of
the efforts OF Copperheads and trail
tors 10 divide the North and aid the
rebels. The strongest leg of the
Confcderacy is now in the North, but
the ides of November will give il
such aquietus That hereafter traitors
will be careful heE they attack the
liberties Of the people.
HP. S. Since the above was N
type we have received the gratifying
intelligence that Gen. Sherman at
tackled Hood at Jonesboro 26 mile.
South of Atlanta and defeated him
capturing 10 guns, and 1900 prison
els
GEN CROCK had a fight on the
4th near Berryville on the Winches
ter pike. He captured 500 prison
= ers and stand of Colors- His loss
is about 800 killed and wounded
The enemy's loss one third greater.
~ Gen. Gigen had a fight in Eas'
Tennessee, with John Morgan, or
the 4th inst. Morgan was killed and
his force badly whipped. The good
work goes braVely on.