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,Uw.uYDE-s ESTATE.

FJ1IE Subscribers, having been appointed by th'
/ Hon Probate Court for the District Of Urn.
Isle, Commissioners, to receive examine and e'lus
estate of A. III. w. Hyde late Of Grand Isle, in sad
District deceased and all claims and demands eA,
hbtcd in offset thereto, do hereby give NOTICE ihs
six months from the 18th day Of April. a d, - 7
are allowed BY said Court 10 the creditors Of -su
deceased to exhibit and prove their reslecti1 :
claims before US and that will attend TO the du
ties of our appointment at the dwelling ny eSI ~,
the late A. H. ". Hyde. in Grand Isle, IN sald ~.
trfct on the 9TH Mondays Of August and septemn
A. y, 1901, from nine o'clock in the forenoon VA
six o'clock in the afternoon. on each Of sald "a.
Dated at Grand Isle this 18th day Of April u -
1851. ,,,
WM. CHAMBERLAIN. Com'rs
JAREZ LADD
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D..RRHoEA AND DYsENTERT

DEARRHOEA AND DNSENrERh
will decmate the Volunteers far more than The lul-
lets Of the enemy. therefore let every man see 70 il
that he carries with him full supply Of HOLLo-
WAYS PILLS. Their use in India aud the
Crmca saved thousands Of British soldiers.
If the reader Of this " notice. cannot get
box Of Pills or ointment from the drug store in his
place. let him wiite To me, 81 Maiden Lane, enclos
Ing the amount and will mail box free Of expense.
Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make much profit a. on
other persons make. - cents, - cents, and 81.
per box or pot.
May -. daNlT
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SPECIAL NOTICES
DIR. TOBIAS, YENETIAN HORST.

Linimest Pint bottles at Soc for the cure Of lame
ness, scratches wind gals, sprains, sore
in the foot, etc 1t warranted cheaper ana oe''e'
than any other eTtielc ever offered 20 the pH'iie-
Thousands Of animals have been cured Of the eoi'e
and ovcr-heating nv this Eminent and hundieds
that we're crippled and lame have been restored 10
their former v-or It is used by all the hrst morse
mcn throughout the States. Orders are constantly
received from the Racing Stables OF England Tor
fresh supplies Of this invaluable article. orer 400
fe,fmoaials nan, been rseeirod Remember, 90 cents
laid out in time may save the life Of your horse
Sold by all druggist Once 81 Cortlandt St Ncw
York.
Nav dawIm.
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TTHT- I'D M
Admiral Porter- flagship has arrived at
Mound City anu reports the entire fleet out
OF Rel River.
+ e. dam having reached i-, height un the
18Th enabled them o. move.
Our ior.,, evacuated Alexandria iast week
MOVING towards Scar>p1rt.
Toe officers of ,uc steamer samuel III
which las arrived here irom New Or
lean. state that they distinctly heard can
uonadug from the direction our forces had
taken.
Plr.er'- fleet was greatly annoyed while
PASSING uut of the Red River by Sucrillas
who Hnci the bank.
a portion of Alexandria was burning
when the SAM Hill le.t.
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&ryv NoRv Nav >,

NEW YORK, May %.
The Washington Republican OF last evening
has tine following
The most reliable reports from the front
to-day Is that Gcn. Grant succeeded yester
day in nearly tanning the whole OF Lees
right wing. This was done more 10y sud
den move Of bodies of troops to the complete
sdrru-e of Ire. tiau by actual fighting, eX-
ccrt with artillery, which was only for the
purpose OF making ieints while the stra;egct-
ic WORK was going on.
1t Gen. Grant lights to-day. be has an ar
my - strong in numbers as ii WAS when lie
crossed thc Bapidan, and relatively much
stronger.
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Won Ready-Prcs - Cents.
PEOPLES EDITION OF
PARTON'S
Gen. Butler i'm New Orleans,
ore Enlume. octlyo. ~. - p 90

With the view OF meeting the extensive popular
demand Tor this remarkable book this edition has
been prepared The page and y are similar %
those az Harpsrs Magazine. some OF the less I'M
portant documents are omitted, and IN some IN
Stances the account has been condensed, vet never
30 AZ 70 interfere with the Interest or completeness
Of the history. =.
infereFr among al yet cccasoned by the rebellion
It's subiect and author combine 70 render % tascu-
a.inz Fifteen editions have been called Tor - iast
a. tbev could be printed Il has been most warmly
commended by the loyal press Of the country, and
scrrelv less so by portion at least Of the English
treSs BY whom 10 Is acknowledged to be ntnplete
indication OF Gen Butler from the ualclous
charges which envy and hatred have broaGnt
against him o..
II oontairs an auecdotal sketch q Gen Butiers
brilliant and remarkable career az the bar Of Mas
achusets history Of the secret movement IN tlo
Cbarieston convention conversations between Gen
Btle- and tho leading secesstonists At Warrington
in December Ise1; the real plans Of the traitors
Gen. Butler invited & join them MS advice U
Buchanan, his efforts in preparing Massachusetts
flr war; the celebrated march, via Annapolis 70
washington his night march TO Baltimore col
lslou with en-. ccott his course at Fortress Mon
roe the history OF the coHtr1lids bis ady ice 20
the Administration how to take Richmond the
tr5tr tbegt tie battle % Great Bethel; the Hat
tsras Expedition; the secret history Of the New
Orleans Expedition; the adventures OF the OeneTal
In Sr.fing 10 shin Island a full account OF the
r,ptur- ~ View Orleans the landing Of the troops
In the city a comDlete narrative Of SUGGESTING
events, with large number Of highly interest :
narratives and anecdotes never before puhhshed
The recall OF zen Butler and the explanation give
oft BY the Government his present opinions upon
the great issues before u. -
Edition. in large type, crown. : vo-, ciotn' %
na-cs. price - -. Peoples Edition, svo-l paper,
% cents. Herman Edition sl.oo. Sent hy mail on
receip: Of price. .
FoI sale 81 MRso- < HasLiS. Boston and BY ali
Booksellers. Published - Mason hs1raERs,
,fercer e.rest ,. 7.
Nay :. 70"
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NEW York, Nav >

Extended details OF Gen. Sherman's ope.
ratIon- IN the Tribune show that after scve-
raj days fighting ON the morning Of the 10th
inst. the rebels were found to be IN full re-
treat their supply trains burning, but their
artillery carried off. We have 1000 prIs0-
ner- and hundreds more are coming in.
Gen. Hooker crossed the river near Resaca.
and Schofeld crossed near Penton. Stone
man with his cavalry is pressing Johnston,
engaging them with artillery. Resaca is now
our depot Of supplies, and is in railroad
communication.
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TRUMAN ROBBINS STATE.

IITE the Subscriber having been appointed hT
w tle Honorable the Probate Court Tor the lH'-
trict ~ Chitteuicu Comm. ssiguers % receive OK
anime and adjust the claims and demands o. all
persons. against the estate Of Truman k'nh.n-
late of liiue-hur-h In said District teceasei repre-
scented ils1lvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited In offset thereto. and six months from
the iav Of tuc date hereof heir- allowed hl s.i1
Court fr that Iurpr-c. We DO therefore hereby give
notice tbat we viii attend to the business '. "uf
sur5Irt,-s-t az the dwelling of widow Bctsev Roe
bins. in H.ues1uT-n. in said District. on me I-il
davs N JULY and October ncxt st 90 O'Clock. A. VI
On each ~ said days
pttrf hi. 9Th dave MAY a. %. i-ft.
TlIo~ !. pEANlTT, r..--,,i,-..ra-.
ATNNN OWEN.
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BRY ANS
PULN SIC W AZ y x :

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q Cortlandt ST. y. Y. Cts
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nee tfth sf3 dawly
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\r,y NoRE Nav -

The Times correspondent with Gen. But
rebel party were shclcd FROM working In
front Of our line, on Sunday. Besides this
nothing has occurred since the midnight as
sault Ut Saturday. in which We lost one
killed and wounded. The rebels refused to
exchange Gen. Hickman. but were willing
to exchange any other brigadier.
The Ti55uHe says Gen. SiSel has been
appointed by Gen. Hunter to command the
reserve division guarding the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad
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News OF the Week .
Nv Telegraph.
\EW NoRE. Nav %

INV lnhN- -haN ~
Tie u Grid and Journal Of Commerce news
is'ler Offices, selzcd Tor publishing the bogus
call. are still under guard
Gen. Wadsworth S body is at the City Hall
TIE a1., are all At hal.-niast.
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NEW YoBK. Nav -

NEW loBE. Nav -
Special displtchc, contain very little of
war movements
The Wr-HS correspondent SAYS OF Gen
Grants last movement zen. Hancock
moved ou night OF the Goth. fankcd the
night win. OF the enemy and formed line
battle southwest Of the Mattapony river. in
commanding position. ~ secret as our
movement was IL was known 10 the rebels
beforehand and only the day before they got
their wounded and army supplies from Mil
io7j Station
ten. forfeit went out with cavalry o. re-
connoitrc and secure bridges Some Skin
misheS were had at Guinneys and Downeys
bridge At Milford the rebels were driven
from an cntrenched position.
The HerGId'S letter SAYS Gen. Grant &C
cupcs tine railroad between the rebel army
and Richmond over which lee has transport
ed all his supplies for hi- army. Ice must
cut hi, way through the web in which he Is
cutanCIed and march his army towards Rich
mond or crush the army Of the Potomac
where it lies.
On the afternoon Of the Dist, Gen. Wright
was attacked, but soon put the rebels to
flight.
The Times Washington despatch says:
500 wounded haye arrived from Frcdericks
hur.h The wounded have all been removed
from Frejcricksburgh
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= For 80 Rrnoiat Of Oh'fraoiton', a7f '7' ~
s4-lr-e o, Pe.r,ir-ifv ~ Pc Rarrersss
~ '+- M1Hf''v Ps~iots-
T,. cure or on ate those numerous die
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Tho, cure Suppressed Excessive ana Painful
Mcr.t-uation
Tie. cure Green Sickness .Chior0-.-.
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections.
pains iu tine back. and lower parts 90 tle oofyr
Hes,iness Fatigue on slight oSeru"n. rsiWtst.en
of tho Heart, Lowne-s q Spirits, %, terra. SICK
Headache. Giidine-s etc, etc. On O word, t} rec
moving the lue-ularity. they remove Ore cause
an with it Al the effects that spring from u.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts. they
coutaiu nothing aeleteriaus tu ans constitution,
however delicate, their function utlu- t1 substitute
strength i'r weakness, which, Nleu properly u-ei.
thew never fail O. do.
They NAV be safely used al suy a-e. and 81
any r-u,f EAcrrr uURiSG IHE FiFsr tFHtt
MONTHS,
All letters seeking Information or advice viii
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Full directions accompany each boz
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Ian dAwIy
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EsRnN kFNYoN,s EsTArE.

WE Pho Subscribers. having been appointed by
W the Honorable the Probate C"drt f9r the DIE
trict of Chittenleu Commissioners o. receive exam
inc AMI a. -1>f the claims and demands of ai per-
sons. sgsin-t tne estate 90 Econ Kenyon, Tat" 0f
Hufs.ur-b. .n -aid District, deceased, represent
ed iasaIreut. and also all claims and demands
exhibited 10 o-et thereto and tx months from the
dav % the date hereof being allowed hy said Court
far that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that ,Ve VII attend o. the business 0f our appoint
irert AZ dwelling o. widow " kcnvon. in Hines
hurEh. Boz said District, the arst Wednesday, y
june and October next 40 l0 O'Clock, A. VI, on each
Of said days.
Da,ei thi. -th day of April, A. d. 1868.
ORBAN MI RRAY, l.,,r.-,i.sir-,e-s
DANIEL PATRICK
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Special DISPATCHES state Jha; the lighting
,n Thursday afternoon was 10y FLYERS drI>-
ion, composed principally Of heavy artillery
acting as infantry. Inc rebels GOT partly IN
their rear. but were handsomely beaten ana
driven several miles. They were probably
alter sup l. trans and cane near capturing
one. which WIS saved b. tht fsee Use OF ,he
driver whip
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WASHINGTON, May %.
The steamship Glasgow. from Liverpool
Nav l2th. has arrived News anticipated
Odd sid to-day at 1854.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH 6ENEDv.
Sir James CiaTkc'~

CELEBH ATED FEMALE FILLS.
'VHIs well known medicine Is uo Imposition
1 but sure safe remedy e. Female itle uifle
and Distractions, from any cause whatever and
although a powerful remedy. it coitains nothing
hurtful 70 the constitution.
will. in short time, bring on the monthly per.5
with regularity
IN all cases Of Nervous and spinal affections.
in the Back and Limbs Heavincss, Fau-ue onsii g.
eycrlion. Paip,atiou OF the Heart, Lavue.s
spirit. Mysteries, sick Headache, White. and 81
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TEN, these phi, will alec, a cure when cd. other
means have Is ii,.l-
These PHI. have never been known o. OIL where
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we'll Observed.
For nil parilcaiar. se; a pamphlet. fres ol tie
agent.
y. B.-3i and e postage stamps enclosed to any
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= Fills. by return mail
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e. Cugt.aust So. n. =, titB
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Nrw YoEE MERCURY OFFICE, April p, 1861.
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SPECIAL ElESPATCAES.



Grants ARM again in ,s,,,,n
The independent Telcrr,,i One, in ny.
is closed and guarded by ,odi,r. Tie.rer-
etyls have been ARRESTED and semi Il, Font "a.
fayette, on pecoup, os ,b. l,,,a. u,,cl,,os-
lion.
/ \ special desratcb ro the \ Y Tins
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coLc,rE.s HONEY soAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, such uni
versal demand Is made from the CHOICEST
materials. Is MILD and EMOLIENT in its M
ture. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED. and ex-
remedy BENEFICIAL in its action upon tho
skin. For sale by all Druggists and fancy Goods
Dealers
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I,IrnKTANr .IAcNErIC DIsCovERr
porDRErTE: rOUDREErTE: 1:

V'HE LODI Manufacturing Company, with ex-
4 Ptrcucs 81 q years. again offer FOR sale uni
form article Il POudrette at low prices.
The experience Of thousands Of customers attest
G, tle fact that It is the cheapest and the very best
manure 20 market, ami particularly adapted for
Ts11.r7. Corr. FlfIfers and GARDEN TTuck.
Tho Company Manufacture also Bone TA-FEU q
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a pamphlet containing directions for use prices,
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INV lohh. NAY -.
The HerGdS corresponding with Butler
writing under date OF May 18th, says that
two heavy columns Of the enemy were dis
covered passing down the pike towards
Petcrsburgh with large trains.
Gen. Foster was sent out with force CON
sisting OF Onderdonk's mounted rifles, bat
tallion OF the 4tb Mass cavalry and por
ton OF the lth Maine infantry to destroy
if possible the trains, but tie enemy were
met in such strong force that the purpose
was abandoned The enemy are actively en-
aagcd III Repairing the railroad and have con
centrated from 2G,G00 70 5000 men with
which they not only hope 90 keep open Ice :
communications hut eventually crush ten.
Butler army.
\ letter to the HraG Gays The rebels
were throwing up earth-wOrks IN front Of
Gen Butler On Wednesday nlgat
The federal gunboats under Admiral Lee
hav, been Smelling some rebels who have been
cnrsge-i ~ 5uiiIin- battery on one OF the
hluHs on james River, about a mile aud a
half from cur lines
Thus isr they have not succeeded 10 their
Efforts t, Drive the rebels from thclc works
and it Is feared that to-morr'w they Will
aaye t.,ir guns m position.
O-ae1 C respondents expected butter 10
make an attack on Thursday. The rebel
fj.c, there ga .stimatci az twenty 70 thirty
sn4U AMI
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n EN y r ID Us
RHEUMATIC LININENT

n p r ID Us
REsEg ATTIC LININENT.
The attention OF the public IS called to this most
excellent Hi it.t Linueut- as perfect ana sieelN
cure r an the aches and pains that Ee-h is h"lr To-
RHEU MATISM
De- rlr,rl y a ta-aatiau If the fluids arising from
slerl. u.r-uirttirn-is cured hy few bottles OF
keune.lv- Rheumatic Liuiuent.
SPRAINS
,-e..tu-s.I i.y an aver-exteusion and sudden re-
.--..9 ,. the u.u-c.c--f- cured hy few bottles OF
keancdy'- Rheumatic Lin.ment-eq1a-y S'o' i''
| NEURALGIA.
The Eia-ar pain. is caused by an .ntain1ii'n OF
t.e nerves instantly cured by lev Applications
uf b eruely s. Rheumatic LIuiment-
PLEURJSY
r.,- hamilton the lining Of the rios-is culed
., ID f.v bottles 90 kennedy Rheumatic Linimcn'-
BRUISES
Are riu,..i h, sudden pressure Or the flesh and
.f.r.-o Of The t.,.ucs-is instantly relieved ny
k-uu.5t's Rheumatic Liumeut
CRANIP
Ism CONJUNCTION of ,is muscles caused by a sudden
-r.uva-. ft1c nervous nuid, whica preTeuts an
mi ID having frcef1w-i7 cured Ply a few aPPl'-
.lt. .-- .t Kennedy 81 hcunatc Linmenl
BILIOUS collie
f......r r, -e--r f-ia in the stomach and bowels
-asg D. tel,uooufcI OF Kennedy Rheumatic Lint
--...- -a warm water every hall hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENE>S
Az. ,,-.s. .y lu unnatural dryuess Of the glands
.lst a p.s-e - flannel with Kennedy khe uliaIi
IiHr-.ni apply 10 on going 20 bed, and You Will Dc
well lu die morning
HEADACHE AND IHROBBiN| Or
THE TEMPLES.
D. -7.- D.. A.. q pressure from insensole pe-spirail9n
/, .'..,i rs few application, Of Kennedy 3 hieu-
otto Eminent
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction IN tho circular around each
bottle.
FOR ANJLCER THROAT
", wi t,toone teaspoonful Of the Liniment and
f,, faa.roouflIs Of water. Garge the tnr9dl l"llo
/, f.v IN a few days 10 will be we'll Ihis ohe
,..s-..,r'fll viii be worth dollar 70 you
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And a.. rGamation of the throat, tonsils and pa
are with "a dry hacking cough, you viii oIuIe tl9
Eminent with four or i've times its bulk OF Watet,
5-,r.e the throat and swallow the moisture INV
n Is god for ToorHACHE, EARAcHE; swEkLED
I Ftrra6d IxfLANArIOS of every kind livery IAN
I Ia .f,1Ii nave full supply for the winter;
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