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sTsd Gsroagh his dsrsos and lore q The sovssnmsnt
u de United States and in doing be sacrificed every
shiag-xifs, eAarea hOns friends property, life ssd
al he Pfsfssse rsligisn 10 eady life, and joissd ths
LnsheEAn church. In Which he Tired szsnplary mean
bsr He sf % mourn bis loss oying wife ana quite >
aHnbsF II loviag shiiaFsn He sss tsss busAasd, .
kind fafasf good essn and exemplary ehs.stian.
For he sassfsesioa Of tbs ssaas u the deceased,
svaia stats shal NJ RsEnas buried 10 decent sad
shrssiaa nahass Ia he graveyard 81 Lebanon Church,
Kssx eassty, TsnA. Nag his ashes resi- ID peace
J. n. KAssnnET.
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TAe following dispatch from Governor JOknsan
.sO~s that the rebel raiders sr 81 work IN Middle
tennessee;
NASHVILLE Sept ist, 1854
portion Of the rosd between NASHVILLE and
NartIeasesoggh has been torn up and We fear the
road Ass bssn injured beyond Narfre@boEoaghs--
ga hascs AR In parSait-wih give them lively
tine ASnxNvT Josf~ssf.r
CIxIHxATI, Sept let, 1894
fss Ftheis are still IN the Shenandoah Valley.
IhsFs has been brisk aghtinE a 6mithhsld Va and
ihs rebels were driven back.
PHELADKLRafA, Ang. 7s, 1884
The Richmond Pspen contain Noble dispatches
{ the 24th Of August admitting thai the Tsaerals
have taken and hold Fort Morgan whsthsr sur
'saderea Or blown up, 4 not known.
CIScINsATL Sept. lst., 1854.
The Chicago Convention flashed yesterday, b.
aesniRating George D. Mcolellsn foF Pred aesk End
george II. Pendlstos Of Cincinnati, for Yice Pres
aeni- fAllsheigham and other peace men ancspt
me n'5aination viii IN grace and arp apparently
n1ch dissatisfied.
Jta rs wonderful ticket George the Esrsf
aaa George The SsceAd. The later has COED East
iehneSsee record Fron tho time Lineoan Gnt
'ged the construction Of railroad 10 Rasl feunes.
e until nov, Peadleson. ~ the records show voted
ls1inst the measure BE sAw that saeh roAa soaid
asssge the South
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
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,;oaers oap,arcd VIII prciahsy hn1seef asosa p e
- l,.err them are kcsgahs Sla4 CAptarca
~ y - II artillery and cAisssn. The ent.nys
S,r,s ,~s,aumherea mine het tee surprise YES coAs
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,r,,r ,psscuAEe sxplreal He vas Killed. h
Yr HSGsss back yasa, q csebags raaoA. skatk.
iur Apa d&agsr Re va shos tAroagh the bari
b. ABlrVw oAsaesslg. q oOmrany q. issh Tcnncs.
~ Csvalry, while trying 10 escape. There should
"a salute fred IA Osf q every Aonssststas y tas
- in honor q BE deasAi And an ane assses
.nA ssstes should b nctihca that they may rev ~
,ss, Ia quic at night and srrs IN peace in the day
sac.
Morgan leaves large smeuaf e gold and green
.ssks, cotton and rial estate the rrcceeds Of his
Assing exploits, resulting ffum unfold masaess end
,sSeries, through space Of three yeass. whohis
,l heir Is win be aifRcals 10 settle His rst via
n, the sister ef ool. Brsce, q Ky. she died h
lsrharsoa from he neglecf and bad treatment e
x asb@Ssd, gambling and thieving hasbaad- HI
.s.sa wife was the sesyo ussoa he hAa with him
svns his residence IN this city. She Is IN KeHtae-
r. His third sSis is The daughter q chnA Reaa1
4 NarsrcOsboro, and she Is II AbingaOn, in Va
Or own opinion Is, that The asevs snash has tie
o5s, claim, upon his essase hst ioNSe This grave
.pss,ion Ct law to be settled in the c0agedcraae
Cora or by special sei Of their Congress.
Gsa. CLAN Is in eur towa, aud hrepght wltA him
Sc Il Nasgzns men, on Monday evening" who we
ss4 ured over to the jail We were encs an iasaAte
q SOns Of them were bARefOOtea, and t1rsahsaa-
ed and bSrebAcked. An locked dirty and meHn. "
though they werS Ct subjects 20 be commanded by
= oo@nea AarsSskisf.
Capt Nithers, Of Coyington, A. A. g. Captsin
Cav Of Le1iugtss, sen Of Thos. II, Clay and three
sAers Ct MOrgRn's STAT, are among the prisoners.
To,mg Clay is lTcssaS'q TO be sick, 80 IS 30 cheat
ar authorities in the psrOliing Of him 70 The priv
aegs Of the town.
We are informed that the members Of NeEgAa't
SszG were csptarea in Potaso-kSls. in back yard
il C5reenevilies sort Of place WHARF posstees and
ssbtsge have been buried. Gallant knights, these
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
GIerIozs war News.

NssAks fzOSa hast. oseniBg's Bal4etia The follow
as's-s tiaings q gnsaa Joy and the 6na re-
7s%% le lhe convention Of traitors e. Chie.eaS--
an hail Aiahla, One hundred guns cor the sar-
's'asT Il FOr,s Morgan, Gaines and PowdIil Eey.
= ''fgS Nc l,sOe psisOnessb he 100 cannon and
~ siA moh'la provisions. Lei 80 Che Eprld q
's'si' knew thai SSsir rsm, ztasessas end oshel
rfa''cai vessels have BEEN cornersd. TslI them b
a out Wheeler and his thieves upon saotha MID
) Sherman viii attend 10 shoif inisrsssa ID 0soF.
CHATTANOOGA, SEPT AL R.Ms
Sah tslegraln Just resolved from Ganl. I, G.
-ssa~ei Assistant saperiateadent Military 1sele-
sesrn ulAs Cur forces entered Atlantis tbs
a. s'a.hg and that fighting Is nov GOING 81 heIer
hi. We ezpes 10 have fuFtker paFfieasIsrr
'eahg or to-inorrOs morning.
n. CHATTANOOGA, Sept. a--a.as n8s
49,! hghtiag going on twenty i've mile soash
New LOUISVILLE, II. Ssp4 4
Fusnonai leiE HeTslds Army u the potonlse -
crsfi j, ia says myStericas locking fortnIas,,l.
Sbe 49, Ag IN one u the James river oyeeis
N ~ -H 10 be saitiag Zoe some 81 the ,,anIs..
cut 81 sss when she ein rua out fua OFT and
% refea., The rsels Are cree4in let.rs.s
Co. s-''sla oHs position az Dsieh ear -
s Issued an order Inst he Fehei desesssrx
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Ia following dispstoh Is our --latest reliable hsSa
ian Atlanta, and promises rseh yield before he
1hsse L over:
NEaR AFhAEIA, ssF1 ..
o. tbs seth ult, tie fshtAg seas JoassbeFsagh sas
very ssverS Ths sssny mas driven a 81 points. hs
1s HSa - repeated assSaiu rspassd, iostBg severely
ssssrsl SBsers Oar less hght - We fought behfpd
vosRk
On The - inst, strpnx feegasoiteFtng party ap.
pToaeAs he city Of AilaDts aaa kana Il raeaisd b
NJ he Mayer and dsPGtston Of the eitissas
Hhs isznsly sur rsndsred The eiSy.
II ran6rsd here thaa Hseas army i divided, and
ha Sherman l. behind heresly haETassihg his rear via
aE1d
We have takea upwards Of tws thessaBd prssasrs ana
sses piecss Of aFtiIlsEy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

ATTAcHMHNT.

8 zfsttess u feFttr Neaassas -. z, ~ kdatss.
eKNHx pLATxTIFS on AFFIDAVIT aArs THE pGFENDANf
adshie1 % hin aad AbAeonfa 81 eenesAa hint.e1t
tkniths eEdlnssy pfeeen efas eAnne y sefse1 eea
dsn3enl fssnrnable hsefe Moses Ee, 4espe e. -
neaee ceuhi Ne beea tfea
o. hls prepeftgs 3 eraeFe ~ a4 5eSes eat ~ aen.
ant aFpeaF bsefe hn q hs eee y eae ae en- es -.
daf eeshef, tsf h gi - precse9p4 sllA e Parte 2
teFtAef ordered saA 9astlse thnt se1 neee y
IN he Knoxst Wg, ss Ssus sree1siss ysets Us saseh
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
DIED.

On he IatA 81 Nay, - CsasHupsisa, CHARITY
ANN daagkfe1 Of Ylaeehl A. and picsy Mosrs aged -
years. msaths ard - days.
s On .fhe siss Of Mas, Ia Monroe county, NARY p,
infang dsRskex e Akah and MaSy Z. FeEIss aesa 70
moBths and Any.
On he ~ 81 Jane, * MaasoayiIe, Tsnn. CHARLEY,
only child - HaFIisoa asA Martha n. Casson.
0n the 81 - TalE, Mrs.. ELIEABETH C. BROCK
usl asa Essbsth Parrot Agsd 80 years, nsnths and
days.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
ATTAOffMENT.

.Asegy EtlAte "a hf,a He@sa
80 isessse e has sha as Ne - atassa6s e. san.
4eat es tak the eFaaa1 IS lnu fsano 4sFfs4
seE h ksFne sstetnsa sfFn1 astse1S1Tf air11 ~
eate 81 ~ tenaans, aAas sstaFhabs ksfars We IN sa
been leFsd h peePegf & ofasfs - aaf 1us.sss 49,
s agndAnt aRpeas heffa HIN g s ssa a ~ l6lh eva
nA e parfe lsrkm eFesftd aat ls aetiss ks 80
sksd 81 leaf saeesFstss ge=hs h Ne kas1Fals WIG
ssek1-af nitba Nm ~. AZ -. a 3
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
aAate d General Anafsols.

Tha late cOnssagaoa q Ksss TsnaaseeAaA 81 The
pls.e Il tAelf naeasink paid he fpllosSas tast
tribute q sssyea 10 Gen. Amsaaas
Isssissd That ths tbaakl e tlia meeting are aessgy
,sssrs a. RrieriIsT lenssei Ammsa "a hs hbesalAy
tosaFs he asszalss elected % hs StAte cahseaan
I'D fsF hs vgsasce ana fidelity tsgar8s the oeanssy
sisee he haa hsen la esnmaa9 a his pest
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
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1T AFFAAENe FM0M IHE kFFln141f, e90AH 10 q
hksy BE asesee o. n sne Ezf tat Fesf rEsetss q
az s4anet - sFea "a 81 Ne Bs hatins teea sla aRo.
hesta1a - a9g f s Successive Hetl4 = ~ h1Fkttns
yteee lss4 sd asshd sasa tait - ~ besst ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

1aaDsas Nnae1s So 1sntalAy =. 0nadleFs
m Apf.Eaalaa HaaM HHE AEFIpAFlI m TINS eAuxk
90 MmeEg bradley IaR aeesnsiasaf u iAe etste ef
4ennsfzrt fAeE9fe efesfnd ~ ~ &nsftre ~ ko
Rssss keOss Nhe we've fslefnsa sgsat Rep lss
fnpneF e - eaid e.naaas k1nstAg 3 hsAqsE 80 80
u an eng e Ct 4g taaheFiiFa Fet tef4rnk
"a cilusss aSesae eer.a ks1i. 81 ls ss1 RstaGasr s.
oessbsF, ss6l sa an le6 " mEAB ~ asdAsz shefNss
sd ssH.s gla y sfeslesf gita e. as,ls =.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

10y TIKTUE % a DIED % Fsusf ExEcuFEp 70 Hz
ss = Psss, 20 80 q e. heess hsl.s e - Gear
Sgse Eaa9Sza 4atzfaeF ~ 81 - oete1E nest h9
s al id II DE- la n6Se 81 fssa eounsF, bttsngiaB -
ESD Pessil aiH1a eas hanef1t ae4 eE1lfte eeFss
SD aEd VI BE B1f Ntt4ezt ezT s4zlT ~ Fc4H1sn une
rd 81 ne tfaes n1as a b sad ebsn no4 - helanes
% tSeig6 msnfAa tiss. VIA soegsit1 so is.lzss1
eeas7-ffs Q. ETEHttEt 1f7E1te1s
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TnueTFH.s SALE.

Tzx FtRTUE o. 4 DIED % Elrsf ExncuTEp 10 Nh
b. A. DsHssa, ApFa ~, isef, ei cell q hs oeaIt
keass Kaaxss elsssAsFs ths o. q ostshw esx
Rrn9d sfef EaofFa - cea11ef1, btlBf Aa9
~ 81 80 thespGopas e eaiA naaon aaia sais 81 -
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FIN77B PTk1NIIFT UH AEFInAtIF NATN ETE ENkNBANt
saaehteA e his and sbseeaea et frecs1s eanaes
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asiase. sash slsH ase sass knseel = aes s sif
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sspas.h psee = s,llihs elsss.
s's's'. - sssss sc I 9. 49, = !. =
4 AsrsAsssa EI.os f.Ll Asssp1ssz q 80 sslisx
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sal sea esAaat ~ ne sstf psf y ~ BNs sI - i1ksa
q etafsssl1 ~ leeeseaet va s. pafs q e tAel
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SAT- q fInnzssss y % ass cod e coasss sssssl si
ne tsdhsFF Fseeses e ~ eansat ~ ssfget ea e -
efaeFt ~ Ne Cfa et Hahlsaian bs aa9 ~ af
siFe Ntsk1th bfasneNh kasnts NblE neNzpeSef 80
ls.ls /. knezssls tsss q - ssaAaal. = sg
Aela II ~ te npuse IN kAe1fs the 81 McAasF e o.
tes0F nt41 ard trfs FA1 assezf as ~ sat
atant 81 the cad panle lhe ~ - takeR
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sspss.1s Rf4S 8 ~ SMITH, 0sezks
HaFg @ or -. skesses q. faetsp ESD HsaiaN Glbs&
NJ ApPEAHfNG FROM ran AFFIDAVIT o. ziIB FthFfi-
ffFf IN tAss eahsa Aa Us dslendaats hass IN hs u
IL Ne STATE - fsaaessos Reoen4 sees tBssea
ass sba easg process u ~ csanss y sqssA spea thea
pfeFed ~ tha cltfk ha feeiea y n14e ~ ftaf
sessiys seee5 b nsewnsus kneExs whlee nssp.gef rA
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pear tssm 81 he 0ea essF Il Kaex essa1y
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ssepaIsssea ana preessase sh e. fegle 3. = lAssa
seps1es pssss IN. eeltfas olszk
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nay VIRTUES on 4 WRIT % gHAn5elpnI ExroRAk.
isEen e9 ha eee - tie aqfe q ~ hsles rsgl 81
IS ains flasss ~ te nNist - kset ~ inA
81 Aasas 1 = ~ Na ~ u BHAlls na 81 Ne
arf roass ~ feesps test ~ eeshsd b hAn
~ M la asS ~ szPFnss lEt& e09tnlg q kgs, keS
81 &ts seei keE b fatNaeet sa4 ~ AeyEs eEA Hee1s
efnsa1ae4 a zsfssa 4 - Nnt9 elkfl ~ 89efs1 p sod
fsasrt q tIaE Iefm, ta4k
sals . esnasnss al ssslssss 2. - = :. ...s. B
sasisas Q. . slszsasi aissslss y ~ lassilla
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NJ. 4. Eals.,, Aaas -. MA. s.s = =. 2
nnalr plAINa4pF nR ATFInAYIT aAYa ID nEInEaAK4

De served uIsa A hasine ebtAne9 original etlafA9N
arainsi de senaaai, made fslsfaetae hsleFa Masel ,
snEtiea e he Peace tcf uaat eprntSf 40 ne $3.50
hastnz bern sVied nh prupeFFf eaered - 80 {es
fN aa ne defendant pYPeaF hssare hin ~ rs acs IT,
nnt eanntg. tie tin dayct Destmptf hexh - ~ "
pfueesasa with pafte b rAer eFsfra tha3 I'D netee
& Eahshea er fear saeeqssfe Huoka u TIE knexse Wh
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Wasgaees

gN<Eh PLAINTIFF ON AfftgAVkf SAYS Tdk HkrENpANT
"a fnAahsed him ard Aaa feaoped heyand The Hits %
s STATS hz pfecesS xatus ~ esryed ep9n k, bAsag
ebiasnaa original atiaehpns asanst he dea6eat made
heznt eppT aaA ~ same hnstnE eeea sslea g pc prep
e4gWf pf4f4a 1estef thai TIE defendants
hais ma 81 81 once u naaaf eeaniyt De etst as3 81
Dseemher psEi 81 n wi be pssecaase VITA PaFts. b
gthsr sreerd ha this nece be F saf saceeisss
Wetks On tAs Knexviils Wig. hay 81 lsaA
septI stpHe A0eka BtlA0Tfs 4 2.
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~. 4. Eaikar -. q. = Or aRd Aetksr.
gnSHE P.kiSFiFs or AFFIDAVIT aATs THR DKyKsD-
ANS ihAsbteA - him snd - a1sceBdstAat ~ ofd
nafy process Of ias b. eEed Hpo1 ghe having -
sarnahe bsse fesspA Amhrssrsa Justice 81 Ne Psaes Tor
Bienn esanty ead tie having been levied their pro.
psEty ordered ~ snd Jsscs at he asaasnss appaar
bess hin u k eee N mesnl eounts % tbs leah Day 81
Deesnbaf 1884 he III ~ Pr6seaaad sith pate.
u ordered thai tAs nstles Be pubse4 n ths kssxSis
Whfg fag four Successive weeks. Shns ~, 1854
sss,sI-is pes J0sEPH AMBRfSTRR, J.P
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CIRCUIT coUng-FaIap sF1lnlAL efncrIz
James Ilsss Is. n \ JnFelgaa eek JbAM1asas.
Ties &sssa
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as fFss - Hzs q ~ Sass hsrae = seFFstc4
snen shsna - shaefr4 q ~ ktassa = = fst1et A.6tez4
i6ai pekilessa BE- nr1e g leH ee.slts esss1 q -
eSsa coat q tnasssdn segalF, = - nez Ne7e.e1l iern
tar1oE a hs I'D et IL - En11R 81 80 eesea4
1890 q seFenkrf nFxl ft1a sn1 sht reee, assssl
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s,<as a n a. aIf6ail eoafl Aneeesaf 60 19an.
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pssltiea Is 1alS y Lad.
= APPEARING FnoM rms EEflElpN FttD - fais eASk
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fsass q kke1siS - ~ sl Apa4t ~ esleDet assl q
A. eeaslT 80 ns.ifa VI ~ teEea - eE9fseS4
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VA A Eaifg q. Seste e. Waf1ees.
gMSnE PLAlEfIEg OF AgEsDAyIT eAfS fHK DEFE&nAE5
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3 ~ preces1ea With ex payte ufshtF ordered tasl
tis reee pnhsae ~ onf secenzys aeeks q te Knez
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

TAs following dispatch from Governor Johnsan
sO~s that the rebel raiders ere 81 work IN Middle
tennessee;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

Ngw YonE, April 2s.-The Italian
line.of-battle ship Regalantimo has been
heard from at Tererova Western Is-
lands Her masts we're carried away,
her bullworks smashed, aud all her guns
thrown overheard. Not life was lost.
Al unsuccessful attempt has been
made to destroy the frignte Wabash, Of
Charleston harbof by q torpedo, but the
Wabash gave broadside to the enemy,
which sunk her, or she escaped under
cover Of heavy fire.
The Herdids MartinsbuFg Val dis
patch says force Of rebels are reported
10 be concentrating at Front Royal
There are some Indications that 1t will
commence offensive operations on the
recediug Of the Shenandoah River, which
is now greatly swollen. The Potomac
is also exceedingly high.
| The WorlFs army dispatch says tbe
weather il pleasant and the mud ground
into dust, which is kept down by an oc-
easional dash Of April rain.
The eueny shows increased signs Of
activity Yesterday they filed Haze
Riyer with logs, TO Try aud sweep off oul
bridges. The scheme failed.
Mosebys guerrillas are in quite strong
force, aud appeared near our lines yes
terday.
No civilians are allowed to go to Tia
front
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
pLATTATT0T nTTTFRs.

Which arc noE recon nendsd b the hizhsst ussii-
cal authorities, and warranted 70 producs az ias-
ssediate beneficial easet. TIsey arr exceedingly
agreeable, erfec-ly pure, and must supsrceed AL
ether 'ouies whore q healthy, grntie stinaiesh .
required.
They purify. strengthen and invigOrats.
Tlsy create . healthy apostle.
They are an an fidots % chan &c Of wstsT sad
They overcome the ELECTS Of dissIpstIoa And
late hours
Tssy prevent IalAaHaile and intsrmittsnt e.
vera
They purify the breath asd Gsldiiy Of TIE
stomach.
They ears Dyspepsia and constipation.
They cure DiAFrasA and ChOisrA Morbas.
They eurs Liver Compl2int and AssEOHs
Headache.
They make the weak strong. the l&nguid brill
liant. aud are exhausted aatgrs's great restosef-
They are com poaed Of the celebrated caisayA bark,
EiHtsrgr saEsaffas, roots and berbss all pre-
served In perfectly pure 81. croix rum Yer par.
tieaiars, SEE circniArs aud testimonials aFoHaa
each bottle
Beware Of Impostors. Examine every bottle.
/ ses that IL has cur private q. ;. STAMP hunuii
lated over the cork. With plantation seene, shd
cor signature on aae steel plate side label SEE
that oar bottis IL not rs-afled with sglFions and
| drsfsTioas STAG. ABy person pretending 10 sell
Plantation Bitters b the gallon or IL haik. IA Al
| imp@stor- Any person Initiating this bottle; Q,
ceiling any other material theren, whether called
Plantation Biffsrs Or nst, l. acrisaInsi ander III
! q. 9. Law. and aiil he % prosecuted BY Us W.
already have osr eye on several parties fe-nlins
| our bottles, lie, she will saceesd Ia getting
| themselves into eiose quarters. fns demand 10
I BRAKES Plantation bittsrs from ladies, eisrgy
HseB, merchants ke.s Is Incredible. The stmpl'
trial Of bottle i ths evidence us pfesanf 81 tlsi
worth and Superiority, They are sold b all -
/ spestabis druggists, groeess, physicians, hotels
/ aai0ous, steam boats, aud coHntry stores.
! p. II. DRAKE a CO.
No. ~ Broadway, n. y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
Prom yyashinst

W1sHn0Tos, April 27-Preparations
are nearly completed for the accommo-
dation Of 10000 additional sick and
wounded.
Rumors are a1cai that the rebel Gov
eminent is leaving Richmond, and that
Lee is about 10 fall back behind its de-
fences.
The Committee on the Conduct Of the
War, who we're sent 10 investigate the
Fort Pillow affair, autographed that they
have completed their inquiries, and will
return to-day or tomorrow. Resaliatory
measures are expected.
Gen. Burnside is at Annapolis He
counted 4, 200 tents, and learned that the
forces amounted 10 about 10000 men,
nearly half Of whom we're negroes
The transports 10 convey them 10 their
proposed destination bad not arrived
but we're expected every dag. Mean
while the organization Of the expedition
was progressing with great industry.
The opinion prevailing AZ Annapolis,
Baltimore, and Washington, indicated
the James river an the basis Of opera
tons for this formidable division.
Burnside is to lapd short distance be-
low Duey's Bluff, which be is 10 take By
assault, whilst Meaee advances on Pet
ersburg.
Troops have been pouring through
Baltimore the past two months Th'
regiments are spoken Of as fall, though
Of different material.
The French tobacco stored IN this city
and which viii soon DO shipped to Eu
rope, consists Of between 900 and 8 90
h0gsheads, ell Of which is Of Gne qualit
and worth several millions Of dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29

artillery has been sent to Richn ord, and
the belief is current among the soldiers
that an early retrograde movement On
that city will be made.
One Of Longstreets divisions has been
sent back to Richmond.
Reports ofthe capture Of Newborn by
the rebels is current, bat can be traced
70 no authentic source. No such intel
ligenee has been received at the War
Department The rumor probably grows
out Of the order Of Gen. Butlsr FORBID
ding citizens going TO Newbern.
il is said orders will soon be issued TO
commanders having eolored troops I'M
der them to retaliate from the rebels.
Orders have been issued for an imme-
| date draft in Pennsylvania, New York,
Massachusetts, Ohio and Missouri. The
draft will probably be ordered in Della
sare. and some districts in Maryland.
(TribaBs's speeisI.l
Prominent Congressman are confident
Of an adjournment to the 7th Of June
Il is said that the Senate viii redue'
the House tariff from 50 per cent in
crease TO 80.
II is believed that Congress will no
adjourn without enseting law yirtusll
forcing all State Banks into the Nations
system.
No collision with the enemy, in VII
ginia, is likely 10 occur for many days
fHeraId's speeisIl
Three new regiments have been organ
lied in Wisconsin, and are on their va
to the front The 36th and 18th has
been assigned 70 Bnrnsides' Corps, an
the 18th to the I'd Corps.
The Veteran Reserve, organized
New Orleans, have been ordered
Washington.