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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21
Hemarahla Condolences.

Al Spot1Sylvania Cours House: Efigadiag
General Henry Il, Walker, Of 4. ?, Hills
corps, lost his foot
IND. Fl. Hills attack uro1z the entrenohed
camp at Bermuda Hundreds, Brigadler, Gen
erai VIM 5. Walker was severely wounded III
the loot and taken prisoner.
Agai,,r General Il. 1. Walker was shot
through the loot III the recent engagement
near Dallas, Georgia, between Johnston aao
Sherman.
The commander Of the Stonevall Brigade:
General James L ~ aker, was badly wounded
in the great battle Of Nay the I2th,, when E1'
Johnston $ division suffered oonsIdera 1le loss
General MarllaIuke killed, ia duel, Gen.
Marsh Walker: of Arkansas : Nlchmond
Wing.
+ is officially announced chat the Oncon@
ditional Uoion State Central Committee,
met in this place yesterday, ''pre5en*, AleasEs~
Wing Of Norfolk; Massey Of Alexandra:
Brown Of Fairfax, and Henstaw OF l4o0doun;
and adrpted resolution for holding q mass
Convention" here On the 7th Of September
next, ''to organize for the Presidential cleo
tion and nominating Electors, and all TIE
'loya people Of the State: within the Federal
line" are invited to send delegates.
A Federal scouting party trom this place
captured last week "a store kept IN che
woods 10 Prince William County, By John
A. K:is, valued at about 53 0J0; "a SNUG
ger' engaged there was also captured,
Tie physicians 10 New York recommend
that the people eat less meat chan formerly
for health and this IS called q hanklnG
movement against the beef speeuiatoss'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21

before Petersburg, furnished by the Agent Of
the Northern Associated press, represent The
fighting as very severe. It is stated that al
though each division Of the second corps at
tempted in turn 70 storm the Confederate
bresstworks, but little ground was gained, as
the Federal troops in making the assault were
obliged to cross open fields Of from two TO four
hundred yards in extent, exposed TO al enGla
ding fire from batteries which swept the entire
area. The last attack, which was made at five
0 clock in the afternoon, by the third division
OF the second corps is said to have resulted in
a heavier loss than any that proceeded it. The
Federal losses in two days fight before Peters
burg are estimated at eight thousand men,
A telegram from Bermuda Hundred states
that the advance of three Federal corps
Smiths, Hancock's and Burnside s-upon
Petersburg, compelled the Confederates TO
abandon their entrenched position at Bermu-
da Hundred and hasten to the defence Of the
city. Gen. Butler Immediately sent out a
force under Gems. Terry and Turner, which is
said to have destroyed an important bridge on
the Petersburg and Richmond Railroad and
also several miles Of the track. The runor
was that Terry and Turner were attacked by the
Confederates and driven back TO their eatrench-
ments at Bermuda Hundred. The telegram,
however, simply says, that as they re.entered
their works on the James River, Early corps,
which had crossed the river above Drury S
Bluff, was seen coming down the Petersburg
turnpike The James River few miles south
OF Drury's Bluff is said to have been blocka-
ded to prevent surprise by the Confederate
rams. The navigation Of the lower portion OF
the James River does not appear, however: to
lie secure, as the despatch steamer Amanda
Winants and also the steamer John A. War
ner have been fred into by a Confederate bat
terry planted on the north side oi the river,
some forty miles below City Point. The War
ner it is reported escaped without injury, but
the Winants was huled near the water line
About twenty five Of Jesses command at
tackled Bardstown, Kentucky, Saturday morn"
ing: the garrison OF the place numbering TWEEN
~ FIVE men. surrendered. The Confederates
then moved down the railroad, and destroyed
the bridge and water station near Boston. =
Thence they went across the Nashville Bail
road, two miles north of E!izabethtoWo, and
when last heard fro they we're going towards
Litchfeld.,
A dispatch from Washington in the n forth
ern napers, says that mir. Wells, U. 5. Sec
retary of the Navy is organizing very pow
erful naval expedition against certain Southern
norts. az it is necessary for hitd to redeem bis
reputation, and he is determined 70 make he-
bel fire fly, so az to save. II possible his posi-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
ns- -OpFTCE-No. 1O4 King street, over
9 .ons,s. formerly French's) Book Store.
Lee and Be auregard.
From the Richmond EEhig, june Is.

,.reo body Of his force tpon Petersburg, which
10 NAV fancy of as much Importance 10 Rich
mona as Grand Gulf was to Vlcksburg. Here
;o be again errs but to what extent we shall
mt he in haste to Inform him. There are con-
t;opancies which may serve ere long to en-
'ph,en him. and that very suddenly. Around
Petersburg there are fortiGcatlons superior TO
those which held Ulysses in check for two
months before Vicksburg. Behind these works
there is no incompetent leader with an army
disgusted and disheartened at his imbeclllty.
The first engineer of the age and g. field captain
eoua 70 anv in the world are there his troops
have unbound confidence in him; he has proved
them and him on many fields; he awakens
enthusiasm as none other can awaken; and
when Grant comes in contact with him, be vii!
find another master, nay, two ma sters-for the
day which sees the bulk of Grants army on
the south side will find the two best heads, and
the two bravest, purest, and most magnanlmouss
hearts on this continent opposed to hlm, ana
chat will be field day. indeed
Grants soldiers complain that they have
been forced into slaughter pens. DO they Wish
tair, open fight, with the odds two to one IN
their favor? Let them pitch their picks and
s'sdes into James river, and draw out tnelr
lineof battle on the south side. They shall
have an entertainment which shall satisfy tire
survivors for the remainder Of their natural
lives Our word for it, their appetite tor war
will cease from that time.
Bur they have enough Of battle diet already.
lieutenant Russell assures US that they are
tired af butting their heads against iortlhca,
tions, aud will gladly hail the day when they
can sit down and dig, while the batteries 90
their lighting. II they prefer that gome.. let
them trv it. The struggle will last little
longer but the end will be the same. In time
and blood we shall make them pay roundIy
for every inch they gain; and if, eventua'iy'
they get po> session of the Cockade City (qultee
an improbable event), they will have buried
before it's walls twice as many men as 0ran5
had in the beginning Of the campaign, and
four times as many as the Yankees can auoEa
70 lose.
Secretary Chase te|egraphs, from Washing
ION that the entire debt Of the Federal govern
ment, "includine all the legal tender notes and
unpaid acquisitions, amounts to one thou
sand seven hundred and nineteen millions,
three hundred and ninety five thousand, one
hundred and sixty eight dollars. The utter
est bearing legal tender notes which have been
Withdrawn amount to $38, $780, 100. The ordl-
nary legal tender notes which have been with
o'aVn and place in reserve amount to SlI'
%oS,S72 OF course it will be necessary to re-
pace portion of the per cent. legal tenders
WIN compound interest per cent.
capt. Birney, late OF Gen. Birneys stat,
a'ed Il Washington on Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21

Gold, in New York, yesterday, l995'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURE 5
ONE BOTTLE CURES

In almost every case. - -.
1t is impossible TO enjoy the bloom Of healtt
aud viva o,t, Of spirits, ure-s the Menses sr'
regular as to the tine, the quantity, and qusl
ity. When they aeoh.tcucted, nature make
her efptts to Obtain for it some other outlet
aud unless these efforts OF nature sre assisted
She patient usnalig experiences Dependency
Nervousness. sud fnolly, Consumption assume
It's sway, AMI prematurely terminates missra
bic life.
Do not suffer from these Irregularities whe
an Investment of one dollar in Lyon'e Period
cal D'ops Will regulate and restore nature
its heal hy course and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25

CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
a Eradicstes Dandruff.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
..... Promotes its Growth.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Prevents it's falling off
CLARK's RERTORATIvE,
lsan unequalled Dressing.
OLARK's RESTORATIVE. F.
Is good for Children.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
j. good for Ladies.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Old Peopl..
CLARK's RESTORATIVE
perfectly harmless,
CLARK's REsToRATIvE,
Contains no Cil
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Isnot Dye.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
...... Beauties the Hair
CLARK'S RESTORATlrEi
Is Splendid for WhiSkers.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps The Hair in its Place
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
Cues Nervous Headache.
CLARK RESTORATIVE,
Prevents Eruptions.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning.
CLARK S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
Is ightfully pslfumed
CLARK S RESTORATIVE.
Oo,ttains no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contoins no Gum
CLARK's RESTORATIVE
PoIishes your hair,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
. Prepares YOU for Parties
OLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepatesyou fol Balls
GLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
All Ladies' need i,
OLARK's RESTORATIVE, F
No Lady will 10 without it.
CLARKS REsTORATlVE, e ,s.l
.... Costs but 81.
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
Is Sod by Druggist aud Dealers every
where. Price 81 per botte-6 bottles
for 50.
O. G. CLARK 4 CO.,
PsoPRIErlRs,
}. & CO., Y. Gen !.
March ii lS64,-ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25
BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN TIM f
BE WISE IN TIME

Let not disease destroy your constitution
Try bot of ny Periodic Drops and you
will b. fed hat | am 10 impustor Tel
your -fllicted friend what restored the bloom 0i
health to roar cheeks. aud thereh, eonfer 9
favor more valuable than gold For painful o.
scHnty MrnstrnHtion IL is justt the She tting -
have nov In my mind an instapre ofS lsdl
~ho hal been soff ring from p4lntut Menstr"t
tiontso o. three years, confininp her to he
70 M each time She had applied TO Pevera
emim-nt phtsi,ssns, without r,liet, when on
bottle Of NY Drops entirely cured her.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25
TOMARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adapt d, as they bfiug he
monthly period With such perfect regularity
could iurnish any quantity OF testmonia's
Of its efficacy from my own patiehta, but the
Practice ot parading bought and fictitious ones
before the pub ic ls 50 prevalent, do not
deem it sdvi,ahle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25
RELIABLE & SURE TO DO GOOD
RELIABLE & SURE TO DO GOOD
AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOT DO HARM

To the most eicate constitutions.
Lyon s Periodical Drops will certainly pro.
duee the regular return OF nature, if taken a
day or TWO before the expected period, and ii
is maxim n he profession, that prevention
is better than azure
Lyons Perioi,ca Drops have been used by
over twenty five thousand ladies within II 6
six modth4, aud the testimony Of ali is. ut
surely cues"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25
q q s!:;;=@L.00K g; HERE /!
sssaSssy py. a. ysyxC
'sss9 ~ ~ An k&aN,ks
CD AND
GROCERY STORE,
McCONNELL'S BLOCK.

MCCONNELL'S BLOCK.
1T ASjust been filed with the choic est fresh
Gl"cer'escouid be purchased iu New York
City and he would take this method o in form
lug the citizens oftle village an vicinity that
he has Just received his
FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES,
consisting of, in p"t-sugsr, Tea, Coffee Mo
iasses Pepper, Starch, Alspice, Ginger, Cheese
Tar, dc.
FRUIT and CON
specialization paid to this department and
will keep constantly ON hand, Oranges Lem.
ons, kaslns, Almonds, Pea Nuts. Rugi;sh Wal.
nuts, Figs. and everything that the taste may
crave in thisway
FISH and BACON
White Fish, Cod Fish, Mackerel Dried Her
ring, Sugar aud Country Jure hams, Should
ers and side meat, Dried Beef, Lard, Eggs,
Butter, DC.
LIGHT, LIGHT. LIGHT
have large assortment of Coal Oil LAMPS
AID have snd will llcontinue to furnish the peo'
pie with squire article of Carbon Oil, free from
explosive properties
CRoCKERY and sToNEwAREl
ofall descriptions. You cannot come amiss b v
ssllineon me if YOU want something fashiona-
Bile int his line
SPECTACLES.
would ahossy that am prepared to grind
down and set gla ses adapted to sllconditions
OF the eve. Persons afflicted with weak eyes
Near.s'ghtedness, OF sny disease of the eye
rh'ch renders it necessary for them to use
glasses, can be accommodated by calling on
ME.
FANCY ARTICLES and NOTIONSl
comprising large assortment which 10 too te
dious to enumerate
Sshshrd that satisfaction eau be rendered to
ell ~hocail upon me for goods, ask thrm to
drop IN and take view before Purchasing
eiseNhere ABLACK
" Butter Eggs, Chickens aud II descrip,
ions ofeountry produce taken in exehangeror
goods BLACK
Upper sandusky, Aus. as, 1853.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25

ro BIZ oogfIsUip
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25

ating the heat of the system AID in geGty
throwl z ofl the waste substance froil the sur.
face Of the body. 1t oostns the pheen, in.
dpces tree splttiBg, aud vii be found very
agrecaoleto the taste. 1t is not violent EN-
edy, but emollient. warning scare hing and
effective, eau betaken by the Oldest person or
youngest child
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-25
GNN2 SsSNNV2Ss


or the best American Manufacture Razors
Silver Spoons, and Butter kRives Silver
Fhimhles, PORT Monies Purses, tocket Books
and Bankers Cases. Spectacies Concave peb.
Glass ,nehr sighted Glasses nose CLASSES, cog
giles common glasses, Spectac lie cas4s iolin,
bows, boxes. and violin bow hair. tail pieces
bridges pegs, Italian violin ,triags,and in.
good guitar strings violin and accorle in.
stmctions Bank music paper ami book and
tuoing forks song books G't ooki glasses
toy letters, toy watches. rubber combs, fiue
and coarse, coral heads and rings, best
SOLD p ms AND HOLDERS.
steel peus holders, pencils and sharpners,
pencil points. shaw pins Of various sorts and
one thousand and one, other articles to numer-
Gus to meHtion. -..---t...--
Watches Cleeks and Je0elry repaired and
warranted TO give entire satisfaction
. JOHN PAUSCH,
r1- Tn Jerry Groff's Old Stand, one door
South ofthe Bank.
Upper Ss ndusky, Dee. ls, 1854 II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-06
'sEsE, E:e<ss,s.

Ihe fs0iers give Is cheering news Of ,be
5r."imE reps save the winter VIII at which
| i'ill be snort. Oats never looked hettcr
'il,i n" cfo9 WA be twice rs large as ever
before harvested IN this COUNTY. Thors-
inis Upon thousands Of acres Of corn bav,.
nc pianted--;he most Of which. Is aboyc
Ground aud looking fresh and prosperous II
ne sprins wheat Is All the farmers could
dcsir.-first rate. Vegetables OF ever. de-
scr,pilon are coming on finely .-Dsso!ur
(W) Negn.t
1h' growing when. throughout this sec-
ton IS looking finely and promises an abnn
dant haryest.-lho.feld { Kinn Lsmo-
crH
The wheat crop Of this county was never
more promising than a, the present time
Large quantities cf Germ are being put IN
the ground J'hit, tcuatg tiU.) Ajrocate.
heat in the western part OF the State
IS beginning to head 1t is now thought
that by the third week in June the farmers
west OF Jackson will be in the midst Of their
harvest. The weather is very favorable to
me growing crop, and the present prospects
Irsss. N'' 30
PERSONS who have travelled extensively
sufoush the State inform us that the pros
! pa "a .oi good crop Of all kinds Of grain
-. . .auat was never better than It the pro-.
ens ume''-gxiaey (lN.) Wiz.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-06
III RESTORE rIir SICK TO HEALTH

Toe blood must b pusiiica. and al medicines
arc useless " ai-ii do net possess lie qnalitv of
stimulating, Ne blood 20 discharge lis ilpu,i..s,
inir iAr hnmeis. l}rAvpRYrn's pitls posses. fms
l"@itY II A,s,i, degree m. should bn IN c,ery
iamis ihr, ate e4naily ns..f-i g. -'-s,i.ei,, ana
adli-; aiaps"i 10 both sexes. ant: are as i.,so-
est IS brcad. yet Nosr EFrsc1IvE As \ MEDICINE
The Hon. Jacob Beyer, of Srf;n.yi.ie. Ind.
wrote 10 Or Eranie,E rn5c. GATE Of Nav litll.
ISL
u hay" use your Invaluable Vegetable Tai
scr'-i Pa IA ny family since i~.; ,hes have
alwa. Jared even when pt.,er medicines were Of
no a,aii have been The means OF INV .ei,y',
ho"s usii.-, hundreds Of dollars worth aud | a,a
satisie4 iaev iia,c received thousand per cent.
IN blessed ''sal;h through their use. they a~c
nsei in this region for Bilol. aud Liver
Diseases Fever aui Ague and IA al ,hesna,ic
eases wlth the 'no- pcriecl Success. IN .act. they
are the great reliance III sickness. and trust
your venerable lie naf lie La. spared 10 prepare
;" cxcell.i .ieline .sr the Use of man.
Please sea re prr .oT,.t pre-, tx the gross
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-06
1:seA1r lSsss1seNa N'tLEz.-
Ian.

On the 18th day y My ~',, a portion
OF McClellan's lercc-. under l. John Tor
ter. attacked the lex Is 1t Iisaovci. &. H..
a :ew miles north IL Richmond aud routed
them with sev,relo 81 - ~, eth aaj -
MAJ. sci, Custar ah,i f.a.i, lr'saa' !
Fcicrnl troops a,tars,d the rebel, AZ the
some point. and iou.ei .hesa, killing aid
capturing nans. II .ba' rHYe TIE man
Federal force lAv directly ~ - Eielmon',
il, wings extending IL. north and ,cath
o Richmond and York River Railroad |;
nD". the Federal forces occupy post on
q most Identical. saved that i + moved .
Ii tie further to the north. alproachil 9
r hmond from the northeast; instead 0.
manacinr it dirccti, fron The east Til re
the Federal army, under Mo.ieilan, rereiy, i
lis suppl, ,ia the Whit House, On the
pennky liver. to-day tie Federal army,
under TRAIT is ga,tirg 81, suppl, - pre-
clse,y t4e a.ne Ioi,se. RI ~ rrsy5, q, lie
y ,.itioa, ii Merl Ian .ed Grant are ~4b-
stentialls alike- Thca a feet d gunhost-
lay on The la,ass :itrr. :~ai,,ne whatever
'"'''',.''' - '''7'' ans ''''f '''' s'h
feet lis IN ihr same ra:el,. and remain.
for like purpose. lho oily difference ~
tween thca and nos Isl III Y leiiau
army Al tha' tn bad n fs q. Sod inf
airAahouiny; To-day ihAt Ii.,r a,i j..
''e''' q y i-'c.7 cs'i''t ai'.'9 Ear ''f' ~.
ans. = ''f''''' towards ii'e feoei eapi'ai.--
!" ot'es words Me- ie'i''n Ha'se' raj miles
''""'e' i''c"'''oiia ar" ran ne" - nv
7 ~ ''''p' l'''' ',''' reg : "F''' are %
p''' o'''s ''''s'''' ~ '5'''f '''i' .'~' .'-'H
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80 ~ '''.a = '&.'''i '''i says lis
S'''e 1' "s
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-06

BROKE JAH---I-ast evening, shortly after
dark, two Of the prisoners confined y a.'ui
20. jail, effected their escape hy unlocL inn
the door with wooden key which they hoy
made with knife stolen from city prison.
er who had been lodged in the same room
Young Howard and another prisoner-bolh
committed for mi,rler--prefcrred to re min I,
though I'll might hare escaped. ---Lss Noinss
RSeiStSs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-06

ooi gro" and stock raising is pay
NJ :. ,'ahkiin county. The Lecord SAYS
s''a' :. >. Mott, Of this place. recently sall
=, ,,ts'h'y I'VE head Of three year old steers for
',i, snug sum OF two thousand four hundred
"'iiars. From his three blood, Il E,ans,,
sneeP' Mr. Mitchell, OF thi, town. cot m
average clipping Of l2s pounds Of wool vha
heaviest ileece' which was taken from = La,
spring lamb weighed fifteen pounds sn.h
sheep as those are worth having e'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-06
Hcyf's E1iawaiba Eiair. Ese..or...
tive.
liOTT'S HIaWATHA HAIR RrSToR sTlyE
HOlIS HlAWATiiA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOl Is HiAAAiHA HalR kE-FuR ATiyr

THE STANDARD PREPARATION ron THE HytR
THa s.A>bsat fgtr sTiny F0e THr uAfr
1hi st.NDAsD fELPAi.AT.3S FOR TIT ;.sia
T., WARRANTED To RESTORE
Is WARRANTED 70 RESTORE
4, WARRANTED 10 RESTORE
FADED GRAY HAIR AID WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR tNp Wui>kERS
FADED GRAY NtlH AND WHISPERS
F.,itEp GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
lAbtD GRAY 'ltiH AND WHISPERS
IT, THEIR ORIGINAL Color
- THEIR ORIGINAL. fOluH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-06

,lur', and Min f,ssigals are becoming
yetr Fashionable in many portions OF the
STATE.
Ssw Psrrr ! newspaper to be called
I'D fE.sssre,- Is to be SERTED in De Wiz.
abcui the fist Of July, says an exchange.
osceola, Clark county. is mixing con-il-
=. H. improvement els season Ia the way
ol building Ii ia lively and llousishing
pla 8.
/. w,'av laiy. na;nei collelt, il Wayne
township, Monroe county. let tuo horses
last wcck. by lightning They were Eiilta
while standing in thei, stable.
Eaiaa,riou Two carloads Of Norwe
CLANS arrived. yesterday afternoon, NJ Dun
.ic;h, bound FOR Minnesota They have the
appearance OF q superior lass Of migrants.
-Dp'a4u. H,ral3.
4 brother Of Hon. Etiah Sells. as Ne arc
informed - the iowa Gtty hlpp1fcra, W.,
track - lightning i. Nin;on few days
aso. ami was adls injured lie Is slowly
| recovering.
" learn from IL Leg1 1si-.a chat
rRl.oaa Vaccine :Aaticl has Geae strio4,
Mischief ia AgeaneeSe county. Il La
| communicated s. pilii,ic SORES l:i.cult 10
neal
Win. po@e:s. mute belonging 70 DE-
| y Fl ana nnub A,fh..a. VA, 1roy ne,
| g..ile battling n the .8wa riypr near la.s..
sv e., da., .4tc. lie was thirteen
! ns,s - and vas fgam Charlton I.ura,
'eANi,
| \ farmer Of hcoluh coqfty .r.tc, t. III,
,isoarncv .Ae,es l4at lie has discovered IN
| nisiaaable 9 ms If the existence of deposit,
| + I'll ia that county nadia. % iliai obtained
'seln t!lr ~ " q, 81 ieHa-slyania. an,
.eil. rfW'.l b''t.- raa.e.
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