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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting IRON disorders Of the digestive organ. +,

Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulnsss OF Blood TO
the Head, Aeidity of The stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Pulness or weight in he
Stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or Fmtters
ing at the pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
Head, Hurried and difhenls Breathing, Fisetarips
ct the Heart, Choking or sufooating sensations
when IN lying posture, Dimnes of Vision, Dos
OF Webs before the Sight, Fever and dull nam N
the head, Deficiency Of Preparation, Yellowness
limbs, &C., sudden fushes Of heat, burning in ira
flesh, constant imaginings Of evil, and great do
prassion 81 spirits.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.

Do you rise with coated, tongue norr,n,..
with bad taste in the mouth and poor apnsts,s
for breakfast Do you feel when Won rst ~. ~,
so weak and laoguid you can scarcely get ebcpsTg
Do you have dizziness in the head az TINS ~
often dullness, With heedashe oooa,;onal,,r ~"
Are your bowels costive and irregular, and anra.
tite ohangeabie' Do you throw IN wind ~,
the stomach, and do you swell up oftenI Do we,
e u fulness after eating, and sinking when
OCCASIONALLY Do you feel low spirited, and lonS
on the dark side Of things' Are you not unnSi
ally nervous at times DO you not become -
less, and often lay until midnight before YOU ssn
and sleepy most Of the time Is your skin Srx
and scalyi also sallow' In short, 4 NOT Won
life burthen. full Of forsbodinssi '~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
WEEKS a. CHENEY

Dealers in crockery, China, Glass, Britannia, Ja-
Panned and stone Ware, Furniture, Carpets and
Looking G,axes, Table Cutlery, Kerosene Oil,
Lamps ard Shades, Paper Hangings, Curtains
and Fixtures, Wooden Ware, Broams, Brushes,
&c; Perkna' New Brick Block. Merchants Row.
Rutland, w, 80 iesS;d6vf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
MALE OR FEMALE,
aooFLAND's GERMAN BIrVERs

A remedy that VIII restore them 10 their usual
health. Such has been the case in thousands Of
instances and fair trial il bat required 70 prove
the assertion.
REMRMBER
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
&10O REWARD!
eplOO For Medicine that will Cure
COUGHS,
INFLUENZA,
TICKLING IN THE THROAT,
WHOOPING COUGH,
Or relieve CONSERVATIVE COUGH
As quick as
GOES COUGH BALSAM.


OVER FIVE THOUSAND BOTTLES.
Have been sold in Its native town, and net SIM
gle instance of its failure ia known.
We have IN our possession any Quantity Of GER
tiacates, some of them from
EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
Who have used 1t in their practice, and given Il
the pre-eminenee over any other compound.
1T DoRs SoT DRY UP A coUoE,
But loossns IT. 80 Is to enable the patieht TO ez-
pectorste freely.
TWO on THREE noaEs WILL INVARIABLY CURE rrca-
LING IN THR THROAT.
a HALF Bottle has often completely cured the
most
STUBBORN Cough,
And yet though Il is so sure and speedy in it op-
GRAFTON, IL is perfectly harmless, being purely veg
etable. IL is sery agreeable to the taste and may
be administered 20 children of any age.
In cases of GROUP we will guarantee ifaI cure
taken in season.
No Fdaity shotstd be witho,stt IL.
II is within the reach of ALL the price being
ONLY Is CENTS.
And II an Investment and thorough trial does
not "baok ups the above statement, the money
wall be refunded. We say this, knowing its mer-
Its, and feel confident that one trial will secure
for II a home in every household
Do not waste away with cough inwh 80 small
an investment viii cure you. 1t may be had Of
any respecta bic druggist in town, whoivill furnish
you with circular of genuine certificates of cures
1t has made. @. G. CLARK r. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, New Haven, Conn,
Proprietors.
For sale by druggists in city, country and ev-
erywhere. ..F
For sale at wholesale, by .
.. s. BARNES & co., New York,
GEO. O. GOODWIN & CO., Boston.
POND q MORSE, Agents.
Observation-Disclosures
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
HooPLAND's GERMAN BirrEas

Will cure every case OF Chronic OF Nervous de
bihty, Disease Of the Kidneys, and Diseases ans
ing from q Disorisred Stomach.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
STORE AND GOODS FOR SALE.
A GREAT RARaAIN nPrRprnt ~.

A GREAT BARGAIN OFFEREDl Lsu
The subscriber on account of i'll health, offers
for sale his Store and Goods on very liberal terms
said store is situated in the pleasant and thriving
village of Middletown, Vermont is three stories
high, about 30x50 feet on the ground with an en-
eelent cellar underneath. The two upper stories
are finished Off for dwelling. This building is of
brick, with solid marble 'front.' and is one Of the
most thorough made in the county. The loca.
ton is one of the best for trade, being Is miIes
from Rutland and 8 from Poultney Depot, com.
manding not only the trade Of the town, but a
liberal share Of Tinmouth, Wells &c., and ia 40
situated that it will always command a good trade
If well managed. He has but small stock Of
goods on hand, and those mostly staple and sure
to meet with ready sale.
The above property is offered for sale exclu-
svely account of the i'll health of the stIbscri
Der. a good bargain will be given any one wish
ing TO buy.
g. w, BULLARD.
Mddietown, March, 1854.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
HIGHLANDS GERMAN BrrTERs

VIII give you.
a GOOD APPETITE.
Will give You strong healthy nerves,-will give
you brisk and energetic feelings, and viii enable
you 10 sleep WE'LL and viii positively prevent Vel.
ov Fever, Bilious Fever, &c.
Those suffering from broken down and delicate
constitutions, from whatever cause, either in
MALE Or ERAArR
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND
Check Straw Mating, Oil Cloth stair Covers,
and Oil Cloth Carpeting, all widths.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14
MEDICINAL,

NOT A RUM DRINK!
A HraHLy CONCENTRATED
VIZ & z TABLE EXTRACT
PURE TONIC
That VII es'isvs the asAlaasd. and
NOT MAKE DRUsKARps
Or. HooFIANps
@ I'm N SITTER
rsse.ss1 by ,
q a. osxM. JACKSON
Philadelphia, Pa,
VIII srfcctlsA'y and most certainly ,rr. Al, a.
eases arisins fnpm disordered YJyer Sto,n. ms.
or Kidneys. thousands Of our citizena sra '
fering from Dyspepsia and Liver Dissssss s sns
to whom the following Questions apply-ye ',, sau
antsa " s"r>
HcoRLAND's GERMAN arrrgps
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14

THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of 0rockery, China and Glassware ever offered
in the State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-04-14

And not intended as beverage.
The Proprietors hsye thousands Of letters srom
the most eminent Clergymsn, Lawyers, Phys
clans and 0itsens, testaying Of their own persou-
81 knowledge To the bsas4eial effects and medicd
virtues Of these bitters.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-09
ELAarEE
o. Deceased Officers aati so;Ii ace.

W. soy. ". e., .Iuro coth. l5Ea.
rk He UNDERSIGNED has bcea appointed
j GcsniaisIsinncr Q investigate. c,..sCi ard
pay ever u the parties en,;.Ieti tI.esetc. nH
a.ains :or ccont '.:r-earages OF pa, ago allow
aEccs, .iue 70 She rcprcsen tat.7es o c.ecsscs .f
dccrs arr! soid:ers from this sta.c.
The parties entitled are first, t.se widow O.
TIE eeecasrc, i snv, it there be Do n idoS then
seccud.~, tiacesild q children, Z: the &c snc!l
If there be roi.her v!deE or children then
thirdly, ;c father, + there be neither widow
child, children or fEtaer then, fun .:.iy, the
i:'otaaer OF the dccee ed, and il de.A,.t ii Vt
these theD, .,s.ly, the exscutor or adIainistIa a.
tor of ;hs|decasscd.
/ The cialu alI. or ella mapts must fl -nir! kic
her al tier Affidavit, and that Of one di-iutcr-
estcd wi.ress ?. L, tho relationship, and in all
cases, where q irnantis not the widow he
affidavit Fnest negative the existence Of els n
ant or claimants Of higher order. The Jus
ticc CT The Peace, before whom the affidavit IS
eubscrbed l,.ust certify to the crcdlhi,itv c.tue
ssitness, sltd Cis:k Of the County Court must
certify, under the seal CT the Court, that he is
? .lllst re OF TIE Peace.
If the claimant or claimants he a child or
cNl.tEen Q: the deeeaeed, and is, she or they
he rinors. The CLAIM, must be propocudcd by
3a3, hes Or their guardian. and the tact Of h.s
telng f:'!si sp Iausl be certliie5 TO- under seal
q the Loant1 Court Clerk.
v hen tA4 clai Ii; made by an executor or
administration. the fact OF the executorship ur
admin'atl gship must be certified to, und r.
seal b. the County Court lIesk.
: ~! of facse roaers saasssG be cent IN Ger!5-
cnie.
re~-on rcct!y iaterest ID will be furnish
ed, upon arpirst.ie.l to me, With proper fot'tn
Of these papers in full; cory ct which, tor the
grestsr caarenience Of pacties, will be furwar-
a:d as ~o'n as may be practicable t. each
County Court Clerk.
This cn:aIissio.! is intended to facilitate the
Of these Claims aud save the claim
ants all expense.
Parties interested may materially all ne in
the Investigation Of their claims. i 1T the time
OF toI ward:ng their I'arcr tn NE. thov will in
fern, o! the date Of tn. death of the dec.
81, v hete b. 6iat!. was killc.., whether 0t nnt
ORGY or any on: inr t!le:s,, haze received til:
hA'l,e aesesssed = ats sssst h1ta
the dee "asea if pc,- COMMISSIONED. cf..cr or
irivate,) had cee er rec iveG tho STATUS bounty
. ]: c., dcs5 "a!:i. that all c!aiais should bt
Rewarded at a "&;'ly dsy may be praeti-
c<tr In All casHs. give Ia" cla1tiant- =
Office aud t'Oun.J =. .ti!.
go .eTAEIT,
- = - - iJ5:o1ivT.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-09
Y EEELT INTMI.lHENcE!.

IS .rEL.SaED At FAYETTEVILLE, \.
Z. cn igEs5s1 o. each szrk !. Il .7s|.
M ron tie ces*s cc:,sine1 IL the Dasi.T
Sssa Ez s--zclistAS, ea vii! always con.a.r Y
the
YEaf LATEST Ter FcaAFnc NEWS.
!t4y;ng the advantage Of the ne--s cr the
i,EASSs A.a.5G 8 tAIl0s, Of w.icn tic lsl. ].
II Caceiirszs: ia 4 n .Iasc-
TEIE EfA RKETS
Ill Re saiiF srd careful ;.sy reported eaci. day,
sns = true stase1n.n. o. 'a..r :eAd;ts.a Lorest-
Is given. Veaa~a
s.GEREn cons esPoEDaS7S
Ia lie ssezr..-s - CeHs, t1s a-d Is.crsr. ART,
riil sawasa give .a::.::, ri ana fca record q,
,'i., yas.sefe.
i>asr ~ ss..-as ard os'ee-s re regretted =,
e; ';s iEsrs. aasi esea .ge..' scss:..s. ..s or
a.. 20 snescs bcrs With t5ss - 81 !or six
e '.sss, vii 1.>se:Te ia Hc.sJ pnper six
~ p hs grss:e-~
- ssra ,r1le,'5 e,..i 10 BE- .aken 70. icae er
~ ~ tar ri- '-rssntss; as, III cs,=e wisI &c
,,a}..s he :ent cn.ii t.-e oo=- = ree-:vei
~ --l1iGAE,s1 .r,'s..sl or ss2sevr
'u,':err 9: 1s '':ses for IL ~. r.. t-s dol Z,
sSE esci s,;cee.iiag rv., at a.
R fsE So sss1EE ExCE :
yspssss = sss issfs1lxazs pa
s. % SINCLAIR,
az ~ Err Ast pAcP.lg1na.
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WIIiI.s CI0.S MARKET.

July 2..th 1854.
Beef Cattle-Are IN moderate reaucs, fct
Hntcharines SIS, and erass fotted sela o.,
thc boot at So to s. sc per IL. to- net meat
rs Is quality. Bacon sells from carts at 4 t,
4 SO per ID. for hog rnund Bceswax 3 10
:, SO per lb. Batter, . u s per III. Corn
none or market. We quote at 30 per bushel
Corn N"af sells in r!!e small way from, the
g;ana'ies at IS per busa.. ErGe. 3 80 t.. 1
per doz, Flour-Market dat. and occasion II
sales in th3 small way al tyl ~. barrel ln,
superfinc. Lard 30 10 & rer Is Sa!t--So
sale, Of consequence Snund made Is general
" held from store At p to So pc, psl,.l. Sp-
scsr-- Brown, 10 50 per IL. hy the barrel
She etinss~ FaYette7iil< faetovv, IS to-3 -
:2e,' .sora. $ rup - t. s.. per allen. Talso a
=; les a. pay %. l22n, by sae bale, 3ea2g
: hs.-e. -.,-,s---. ey.ss.--
toC Sirccic- and tl,.: mark, has ups.ard ter
denev. We quote silver at II, and goit at ] s
to L for enc, which. figure tn broiesra aie
E.rt Wiz Nc-.,, ra~n':ro. 5: Georgia.
2 So; Virginia anl south G, '.ina. ~ tcI
one.
n. { Tsca-,,-v N"tsz l5
Sterling bills, 1e tc Io.
Confederate s Per cent bonds, 1865, p; ; =
1881. IL
-Four per cert. Certiileatcs ca.
$50 Mates. 80.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-09

SYNOPSIS OF FCSdING SCHEME OF Cur
prXcT BILL As TO STATES EAST OF THE
M,ssIssIpr1.-Non-h Interest Bearing 5, 90
Notes. Receivable for public dues be-
fore April Is, 1864, ut par; from md al
FER April lst, 1864, rot receivable at al,
t,,,t
'uspABIE IL FoUR plR CENT. Bo>ns
hafTe lst April, 1861, At par,
From lst to last day "f April, inc at IS s
l'rrrn lst to last day Of May. iac., at Z, s Z
} rom lst to last day cf lunc, inc, a. 8 !:
IRON, Ist to tast day Of July, inc, at. SIS,
J. .,nn lat to last day of Avg, iT::., = gx1 :
frrn lst to last day Of Sept, inc. at l6 3
Swept away by mont'iy tax, Oct. inc, at s (
Any non-intercst bearing 800 notes
t',li on the first Of January 1868, are
ssA"1 100 per cent, .'lus destroying every
ye.,:;,e OF value.
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'TTI L.
: Z, e - EE Il =, z g EeE4 ~ - r. ~

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Sc s.Ee<eEs'Ty. Esg& z:Es;~,i i.1x.;
ssED -: ..It.yN).:s. f'k35.
Z : PRESS aid shortly to be pull hrd. q
{ book with the above title, prepared by The
S0hsc, i~er whs, has had nearly 20 years prac-
tirc in rlonng: a}ijit writing, havjrr been r:
one tsne eunpoycd Official reporter III
the I nited Stitss Senate. and, who has beer
f. t:.e last seventeen months. aud Is noH re-
porter q the At,:uta inteiligaI.ct".
The Dictionary viii contain ind;~ atons, by
mears ,i Il srnnla nomcn .lturc. tor writing
with .I.nD"graphic le'ta's, sboat 2e, e,nJc words
al: :nc English language, ot nInets nine one
Luadreile # t-.ose il common u>c--thr ~
naming words Being easily written after these
sre learned.
In the ut tHIdu-t'o tr TIE tict;cra,,-. sim
,! n< .ru. tiun >.I'l be given for b, -ilieiS .3f
the st>.! of Photographic. i'h iith". -aphed
3iaat@a: .,ns, prepared II, Goa - b best AZ
tiSts u, thc Contedcracv. The object cf the
;,u,,;ca ion is to make cT&*Dasn tnr Eo.fad
crate kehorters. :,it to r"nier 1t ,,os7ible for
The mach vcteti and beautiful art of Report
itu - be learned even ;,i:hnrt tic aid ut a
teacher.
AZ the " ok viii ',s rvnen iso. r.sw type
having been procured -r.Sp,Hsslt pr II. on'y a
tsr:N edition viii be Issued. Those who de
sire copies requested t. s~-} - tie author
III, = orders at cneo. ~ b record II
"a acicd with the Price of toe Sam" l'jeh viii
ca ~" dollars per c"r". The book il, PAGER
cover, ani sutahlc tor nse, vii! De- s":;t ~ all
as's-ribcra, BY nal, without ID ;.ti. a1i ex-
neH:u: =. =. u y iSHii l.i..
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enemy are SO near in front Of 1rae'es font
that pickets on both sid.s have used hard
granades
opt. Y, O. i. Girady. Ma',onc's 4. \
u. ~ss Yesterday promoted BY tie Pres
iaen: 10 the temporary sank sfRrig. Gen.
ans assigned to tho conlnansi q i, rights
Georgia I:ig..;e
RALEIGH. Aug. 4--The -ote az laleig..
is for Vance 34s, Holden 3y7 Al. tae
other precincts not n, bet 1t il believed
Vance aaa earr.vs :i,e county, ard that
the Vance candidates are eiectsd. The
follow ing returns nave Laeu racei7ad:
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-09

We learn from steckhaitier Of the
North CAROLINE railroad. just returned
from the annual meeting OF the company
at Raleigh, that resolution was introdt,-
ced and passed erdsrifg a correspondence
TO be opened with other railroad com pa
MES in the South, for the purpose Of con
cencerting measures 70 separate railroad
companies from the Southern Ezpces:
companies. In other words, to have a
the freish: carried OYER the roads Carried
on the road account
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-09

RICHMOND, Aug. o.--Official iniorlna-
ton was received this morning .. the cap
ture Of Gen. Stoncman, and 800 raiders
near Macon, Ga. His command was rou.-
cl at last accounts, and fy Ing in every
direction 70 Eatonton.
An official dispatch from Petersburg
states the cessa tioa OF hos.iities from s =
H., to a. NJ, at the request Of the enc
Ivy, for the purpose Of taking care Of thea
,.cud and wounded. Seven hundred o1
the encmy's dead were buried or turned
over 70 him for burial
Twenty stands Of colors instead Of 12
as reported captured on the 3OtIl inst
rErEnsBURG, Aug. esterday and
to-day unusually quiet along the lines, no
shcllins and scarcely any picket firing.
Nearly all the force which Grant sent to
he north side of the James river, has re-
.u-ned to our front. 1t is supposed that
Grant is busy sappiug and minis.g at 9TH
er points.
Ncserters who cntered our lines on yes
terday, say there was great dissatisfaction
and complaint in the Yankee army on the
rcrults of Saturday.
Atlanta, Aug. 3rd.-Atfairs arc very
.quiet this morning. Solue picket firing
duyins the night, but nothing OF impor-
taEce occurred.
Six hundred and sftv prisoners, cap
tured near NeTlahd, were sent south from,
East Point yesterday. About 1000 III
all were captured.
RrcHxosp, Aug. -3rd.-1'he Baltimore
American of the Isl. and bud has been re
ceivcd. It refers to the explosion OF t!as
mi nc in fl ont of the eth corps near Pc
ter sburg on Saturday., aisd says the sigh
was magnificent in the extreme. The entir'
work, mouting Is guns, was blown into
the air and rendered a mass Of ruins
i'm n, liately after the explosion an as
g,u It was made on the rebel works +,
the 9th and 18th corps. the 5th held il
res erve. The assault was successful, car
ryi nR the entire front line OF the enciay
wor ks and capturing many prisoners.
rh Aneric11s Of the 2nd says the 10y
al pc ople are again cal'e'l upon 70 shov
bow they Can bear themselves "hdsr dis
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-09

GEN. WHEELER a gentleman who
recently left Atlanta states that General
Wheeler, In recent engagement, was
wounded IN one of Ais legs between the
ankle and knee. The wound, though
very painful, is not considered danger
Gus. 1t is said the General VIII soon be
| able to resume his duties.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-09

Macon, Aug. l.-Thc raiders made &c
de nonstration On this place since Sat'r
day. They haze been driven from the
line Of the Central railroad. They are
now between Clinton and Mont!crlio
whore our cavalry are operating agains,
i.is,n. They apparently made Ciintoa
their centre FROM which they sent their
rty.
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II TIE FRiEyDs 0P TIE aohD lER9
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4 1ro:.gs,o.x >rssc Eaaa<c6css.cJ
| QsAa.lEsasfsE {; kSltAL rErAk1AESs.
EAnaoAr EEezAr. /
EfrHrnayD Fr;. 2Vih, 1884. J !
TE>Er fr:e.cs and reiativet .f soldiers iml
< tbs Any Of North~sn virginia sr"
:,.-ch- ro;:f@l -hAt an xrrenccnent hfa
til. dsT oeen effected wfsh the ssslVT HELM
EyrPrSS COasrAS1. to cnrry oil fsck.
sscs 0, fcod and wearing epparei 20 ZACH
raoni Va ....a
& rrtsvi. fhv es prSss e1N$Ahgs Ine scNsn8
Instructions u:nat hc .oiaervea
I,aaka <cs r.u.t not contain more @na
IA. hurS-ed poenils; &c we'll aecurs6 me
.isiniv r,arkssi. sad Gen. Ct the cxHenae a1
the sii-rer 70 e;sl.. Of the Sotdtc:x HelF'
.. ssr.,: ss.srs .Thict arc located 40 ssil0~e'
T.. North Caro.sesr. =: Ealsi gE; Ia 6ou.A
s,,.-oI;na, st CD nF9,:n; J. desfsls. 2. az.
sus;R;;a AlahaaA. 81 aiastennvss os -
s,e ,,;hcr pJ;ntfeA i,:ec s.ne Of t1sfe AS
..c.t:;o.s he -: sn o!slse. 80,
TIE Agents sci these AssotintionF VIII
Il cr., .s.sr charge C thcr, Nnd ship ce'ij.
II ss.,.. sssn Esxpress C1ls psrsT toiA'' tssis
{: ~. So resy ceti vcsss.N N4ee et k.es'-
szsslrI., .t.,szs III e, them dist1teusAd &c. tce
'aszl ! = 80 & 3 -. m AMI =
e;re -, r. :. CERTAIN srd sheedS ctr:hsra schs
I'm with ...,..c the Sou THE rns sEyprcAS NM
nan7 has :l.rcet' to gise this ircie't prefer
cr.c;. uv,.-, vc-yth.t.s else and in ofose
,..at 70 osssi acI: may occnr - the saocess
O! 90 .asidahi.. es, ssnteE?r,se. TIE StVe1NS
Railroad Compao.es ~: hereby 'eqnef:.a
~ rerd,r he EIrress Company ssch 'acui'
,:..s se will cpal,e i to make fhi. srs2fac'
mcnt a complete faccesa.
~ the s>,ut..crn Express Company AS
su.ncs all responsibility Ci the tranapcfte-
ton III ,7o.e pacaarrs tho Relief Associ.-
tiuus are rcaucs.cd to withdraw tactr
pep,s W l,s ha. /: re:c1,:s,1ctcd as travei'
ing messengers. IL the Rei;sa Association
establish agencies III the rear 1i t'cre
~ mics tie; mag enjoy tie saDc privileges
! ct4hv secu1ed to~,h- Army Of Northern
Virginia.
Lieut. Col. md Quarter usnstes
Arprocsd,S
y. K I.aw,on, Qusrternas!er Gen. =
OFFICE SOUTHERN ETPEESS CO
AratsrA. Ca. Feb 20 1854. |
rHt' SoUTuE ERS EXPRESS COMPS
EN hereby notify the fricrds aud relative
IF Soldiers IN the Army of Norshcrn va
,ui ell wA..sc, that they arc prepared I"
=, cut arrangements ne hnuooUcea AZ
.hr above card ard shat alef VIII do ali 'n
ii.r power 10 iulGi ite re9l.rerensHs
JANIS SHUTTER.
Ecg1 Sur't, & Acting Ireas SO. Exp. 70
nn 100 ~
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a SisouL>R Co1ScEpEscE. On We'd
neft}ay Nr. Q. T. Manson, Surgeon IN
charge OF hospital No. - for the CT
of North CsroIl1la troops ro,'e <!,wn tc
tie lines beio~ i;ichnon.i| carrying wit''
ll;n in hia a>erriagc Bsgadler General
Lane, of Lane -bii gale, swo:intlel some
time since, but DOW con salescent. and re-
turning to his sariss,ile 20 assume cofr-
mand. hr Manson Rad hardy rcached
the lines before C,,lono! isarrv, con,rrzn,l-
ing the brigade III the. ac.eaee cf General
Lane. fell severely wounded IN = fia .r.,rllsh
and the Doctor, returning 10 Richmond
brought the w.lntled officer back VIII
him.
Colonel Barry's wound We arc glad tc
learn. is not dangerous. He is cared fo
at DIR. Manson residence where also Ger
Lane was stsyi'-g pending recovery FROM
his wound. Richmo,ad Senttn,l
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A74sxp- TO Tsc.p--on ,hc b )

ATTEMPT TO Escxe-Cn tf,c 4 h O.
Jliy thirty Confederate prisoners j
sssnp Chase astemptea 10 sscape s.aroug
the Eates opened to aflcs, a care to pass
The gsiafd fred On then, wnu,d;ng swa
one 1T whom has lad an arm ar,a,stased
:lu's succeeded ii, preventing a.. s,ur few
rom passing through tte eseewsy. Al
~ere y captured tsfare the7 -erc With
o.. tie ssaists of the camps.
I.t.s@ ase ssrsntesa hundred p1.soners
a. CAMP Cis-.se
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!:ElE LIE CIR 4l2 & pT5[l[Q


year 1863 by ]. s. Thrasher, in the CLERK {
otice Of the District Court Of the Confederate
Sea.us, for the Northern District Of Georgia
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R1cHMoNp, Aug. 2.-No'th CArohn,
troops III Ear'y's command, gave Vanc'
J 500 majority.
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Words b~ sie ian1euts5 Cartai., =. IERO:
HAMMOND, OF the Eutaw kesiinelt, Music
by Pof. iIowe;t.
KEEP f1E AWARE 1EeFEEER.
A reply TO tie ever perula~ Rock me tc
Music by Joseph Hart Denck.
Gear II other, Pve Con.e isoa.s 70 Die.
VII \ One to Love?
Star Soangled Crose and Pure Field os Il h'te
tn With the Flag.
] be southern Gross.
Southern Soldier Boy.
All Quiet Along the Fetmac Pc-Eict..
Rock me to Sleep Neither.
Mv Wife and Child.
Kathleen Mavourneen.
Virginia MarseillaiEe, (French ard English
nord- J
Farewell Euchant:ns Ecre.
| No surrente~.
Harp of the Scut'l, Awake.
] Good bye, Sweethea {, G "od bye.
Mother, On. Sing N. t, he :
The March Of the .sou.ierE Men.
! Love Ne.
N hical So,A enir, containing three Songs.
/ In a.fdition to the above the following new
piecrs nave Iu2t been received {:
! Pray Maiden Pray;
A.ra Lea
Remember tic Hour;
4 Standard Bearer
Mary Of Argylc,
tTorning Prayer
s-Particu.ar attention is called to IT col
iiect,on c. Music. Cal al
No II, Market .s1arc,