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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

prosecuted; if ever projected BY the enemy, il
has been deferred for want Of troops.
Buffers imposing advance from the Peninsula
upon Richmond has dwindled into petty attempt
to help a few prisoners run away. ne atc
The land attack upon Charleston was repulsed
by a single brigade; and the renowned siege Of
that doomed" city, about which the world was
made stand on tiptoe for painful length Of time,
has developed into the most stupendous abortion
Of modern times.
Beaufort Island which was to have been the
base Of an extended territorial conquest that
would absorb full fourth part of the Confed-
eracy, has degenernted into n nest of petty spec
ulators, penniless adventures and demoralized
negroes. That military colony. instead of being
the pride, is the opprobum of the invaders.
| Florida, though abandoned by the Confedera-
cy, still asserts herself against the Yankees. by
occasional feats Of courage and adventure. which
| utterly disprove the pretense OF subjugaton.
Even Trans Allegheny. Virginia. where the
presence Of Confederate troops was supposed to
have become an obsolete idea, has just witnessed
some important operations-one Confederate ex-
petition having penetrated in the neighborhood
Of Cumberland, made important captures and
broken n chief line Of railroad; another having
advanced to the very banks of the Ohio river
and captured on its waters a government vessel,
| having on board the General commanding the
Department of the Kanawha. Further west,
Longstreet has virtually captured Knoxville, but
refuses to realize his prize on account of the
pestilence which infests il, and has turned Cum.
berland Gap, whose fall has become mere ques
ton OF time. Ii Middle Tennessee is still under
the enemy 8 dominion, West Tennessee and North
Mississippi are for the most part reclaimed 10 the
Confederate allegiance by an army under Forrest
recruited from the region itself ~
In Arkansas. Confederate hopes are revived
by successful affair OF arms on the Mississippi
and aud promising advance on Little Rock
In West Louisiana the invader is losing instead
of ginning ground; aud in Texas he confne
himself TO the seabord, and has made no i'm
preston upon the country. Nowhere does th'
enemy exhibit auy vitality. or is he making an,
progress, except in Central Mississippi; and pro
baby he will find, when he shall reach the rea
ground of battle, that HE advance has been i'm.
prudent, il not rash and runous.
The affairs Of the Confederacy not only wea
hopeful, but cheerful aspect.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
rrsou n.1rlunnr Co. Mn. NAV 2o. Issa.

The undersigned for time past has had In
his Fickardt's Cattle Powder End from the bene
fetal effect derived from Il, takes pleasure in recon-
mendng The article all farmers a valuable prepara-
ton, to be given To Horses and Caii. Some of my
work horses that in bad heah, with little
disposition for food, their taking "Fckardts Cattle
Powder soon recovered their appetite, and in a short
time became fat aud in good conditien.
HENRY B. CHEW.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

NTOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
" 10 the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county,
Indiana at their term. 1864, for license to sell in
toxcatng liquors less quantity than quart ut time,
with the privilege Of allowing the same TO be drank on my
premises for one year. Ny place OF business and the
premises whereon said liquors 10 be sold and drank
are located No IL South Illinois streets In square 81
poiis IN township, In Msrior county, lnd
ana AiVuAEL SUiNS.
fcbl5-w3w a4ie.l 1-za 1zf1 8
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ALL KINDS Z
ALL KINDS or
Book and Job Printing
Executed with neatness and Dispatch
feb27 d6tw6s6w3t
LICE n e s.
notice Of Application for License.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. rRATI WILL APPLY
% the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county.
Indiana at their next term 1854 for license to sell
Intoxicating liquors in less quantity than quart at
time with the privilege OF allowing the same to be drank
on my premises, for year. My place OF business,
and the premises wherein said liquors TO be sold and
drank Is located Lot No ,, Bluff koad in Van Bar
GUMS subdivision Center township, in Marion county,
Indiana. CHARMS sCh"ichO.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
FEvER. 0c. They contain
No Alcohol or Bad whisky.

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety nine
ont Of a hundred.
uNDtCFD BY THE EXTENSIVE SALE AND UNIYER-
IL SAL popularity Of HOoland's German Bitiers p9re-
~ vegetabe Of ignorant quacks and unscrupulous
adventurers have opened upon suffering humanity the
food gates q no-trums the shape poor whisky Vile
ly compounded with injurious drugs. and chrisiened
TONES, stomachcs and B'ters.
Beware OF the innHmerable array OF acoh Tic prepsra-
lions plethoric bottles and big beed kegs under the
only aggravste disease and leave the disappointed su
ferer in despair.
DO you rant something 10 strengthen you
DO you toanf good appetite?
DO goH tp0Rf 10 build zap your constitution
DO you cant 10 feel ipelI2
DO you icaRf 10 get rid Of HerpoHsRess2
DO gOH rant cRerqy?
DO you rant 10 siefD treiI2 .I
DO you rant brisk and rigorous feeIing7
If you DO use HOOFLdND'S GERMAN
BfTTERS.
From ReU j. Nesrfon Bro,va D. D.. Editor erlse Ba-
eyclopediI Of Religious kn0tcied0e.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend patent
medicines in general through dStrust 81 their ngrs dents
man usy not testify TO the benefits believes bmself
TO have received from any simple preparation in the
hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit Of others
Btters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson OF this city. be-
cause prejudced against them for many years,
der the impression that they were chiefly alconoe
mixture. am indebted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker.
ESQ.,, 70 the removal OF this prejudice by proper
and for encouragement TO try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility The Of three bot
followed by evident relief and restoration to de
gree e bodily and mental vgor which had not felt for
six months before and had almost deSpared Of regain
ing therefore tha"k God and friend for directing
me 10 the use Of them J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia. June .. 1861.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
A slight preference of opinion.

IL was seriously asserted in the National House
of Representatives last week, by Abolition
member in palliation Of the insane financial po-
Icy of Mr. Secretary Chase. that +" all tcars toere
carried on By paper money +"
We subioin the opinion of one of the greatest
statesmen and the first intellect Of any age, as a
pendant TO the notions of
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

yUyHE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE A QUANTITY
seed of this celebrated wheat that will be sold in
packages sufficient raise hushe Of seed. This
wheat is planted In the spring. and will raise hum
bred bushels to the Full instructions will
psny eacn package. package will be sent receipt
Of q, post paid Address, Augusta Station Marion
County, Indiana. -1. J. n. BnEET8.
.wQrn y
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DAILY.
IS Cents per Square for fst and so Cents per Square
for each subsequent insertion.
Notices OF Death, % Cents. ~
Notices OF Marriage so Cents No Csrds, 81.
Adver isements inserted every other day. every third
day, aud week, viii be charged rs Cents per
Square each insertion.
Advertisements inserted under head Of "New Adver-
sement will be charged 81 pei Square each insertion.
Blu ness Notices under head OF City ltcm> ~ Cents
a line for each insertion. No noti"e less than 81.
Special Notices charged 81 per Square for each inser-
ton.
Notices in Nonpare solid, last item reading matter
second page 50 cents per line each insertion No notice
less than 81.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
TO HORSE MEN.

As WE HAVE A GREAT VARIETY OF PICTURES,
"A and large OF ornamental display II Pc
are prepared to print Horse and Jack Bills, extra
heavy paper in the latest STYLE short notice. and
prices to suit the times Orders from distance by mail
promptly attended TO, and the bills BY express TO
any direction given Send In your ORDER. II you want
your bills done up In good style Address
ELDER. HARDNESS BINGHAM.
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
WEEKLY.

81 so per Square each Insertion.
Bun. Notices SO cents per line each insertion No
notice less thar -.
Cuts ive-eightbs TO inch square, charged double
rates. extending the column. charged treble rates.
Legal Advertisements viii be charged regular rates.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

Vim. RaistoR, Esq:
HENRY B. CHEW.


DEAR SMITHS with pleasure that certify to the in
valuable properties Of Cattle Powder. have been
using it for nearly eight months. In last June was
travelling, my horse became very sick, bad that had
return home and apply 10 Farrier IL was nearly
months before he fit TO he being in such
low condition. happened to stop in at Mr.. W. Whites
and your Cattle Powder. made up my mind TO try
package and after using two Of them Il surpris
ing esesy who the horse, TO how much he
had improved in flesh and spirit Those who had seen
him before he became OK could scarcely believe him to
be the l also recommend the Powder as being a
fine thing for the urine and also improve the coat
it gives IL fine, silky appearance My friends, seeing
the advantage Of IT, have commenced using IL among
their Cattle. No person should be without IL in their
stables. have it fully tested, and do consider it
OF the best ar icles in
Yours, very respectfully
GEORGE SNYDER.
We, the undersigned, have used your Powder. at the
request Of friend, George Snyder, and ind 1t very
useful among our cattle.
PETER OFT,
JACOB OFT,
]. G. KEISS,
Lower Merton, Montgomery Co., Pa.
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Terms of Subscription.
DAILY.

For all papers sent by mall or to Newsdealers, Fay
ment required in advance.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
OF mimic statesmen and their merry i.' King ing
who rule az Washington.

who rule at Washington.
The very significant declaration of the
letter that bank notes do not bear the impress or
image of the sovereign, contrasts considerably
with our paper moneys. with the comDlaissnt
"counterfeit resemblances" of the President and
Secretary, while the head of Liberty, which the
legal currency alone bears. is dispensed with. as
out Of fashion. The historical reader viii easily
place she letter. as written from the scene of
Ney's victory from which he took his title as
Duke Of EIchingen and as dated the day after
the capitulation Of Uim, in the marvellous cam
paign OF 1905. consequent upon the coalition Of
Russia, Austria and England which nccessitated
the breaking up OF the Camp at Boulogne. Read
and reflect upon the events that are coming upon
us:
M 'ELcuINGEN. October 30, 1906.
"To NJ REGyIER:
81 am sorry to see that nv Tribunal Of Com
merce does not attend TO its business. Bank
notes are not money. and do not bear the mark
Of the Sovereign Payment in notes is no longer
an obligation In n country where justice is COM
promised. social order no longer exists The
bank must exchange its notes for coin, at the
counter. or close it doors if it has coin. |
will not have paper money. NAPOLEON"
Il Philadelphia Age.
| fE- A Richmond CLERGYMAN writes that the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
Rates of Advertising.

Eight lines Of NOnparei or inch space constitute
Square.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
PRICE as CENTS PER PACKAGE.

PRICE IS CENTS PER PACKAGE.
/ AGEsrs-D. s. Barnes a Co.. 202 Broadway, N Y
Dyott Co No. 23s North Second street, Philadelphia.
NJ. Danziger, Druggist Rochester, Fulton County. In
diana.
John Narti, Tell City, Perry County. Ind ana.
DIR. Vance, Druggist, Waterloo City, DeKalb County,
Indiana.
janl5-wsm.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

Hm. Rnlsfon.

DEAR sK-Having had your Horse and Cattle Powder
in for some time do cheerfully recommend Il
good article, and we'll worthy Of public notice.
NJ. JACKSON,
SunerfnfeDdent of the Arle Corral.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
TESTIMONIALS.
WASufxoro ~ January
To lTfa. Rdls.on.
wAsHsorOS, October Ie. lss2.
I'm. Ralston:

I'm. Ralston:
DEAR sR-Havng tried the Cattle Powder manufac-
by you consderit good article foe the diseases
of horses and COED preparation there Is I'm the
Market sr HIRAM WRIGHT,
Assistant Veterinary Surgeon,
For the United States Government.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

GB- A Richmond clergyman writes that the
religious element pervades every portion of the
rebel army.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
TREWEEKI.Y.
WEE,KI "

And one copy to Retter up Of latter club.
Newsdeaers, for 10 copies Of Daily, Tri-weekly or
Weekly, 81 621s.
For terms OF clubs of so and upwards apply at the
Counting Room, or by letter to the Proprie,ors.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

They WILL cvnk the above diseases in ninety nine case
ont Of a hundred.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

wM RALsroS-we have tried your Horse Powder,
by YOU IN the Corral and Hospital stables
extent II is highly recommended To me by the
superintendent and Veterinary surgeon in charge.
c. III. SNOW, Gen1 Sup't.
Asst Quartermaster's Office,
Corner & and 22i SITS,
Washington ID. C.
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basis at all, W on Nais Which the south has ~.
Peste 'y dei'-'' vii vcr, und any cfrrun-
sfsnccs. re,'S me-.
The Prince ano r-occlto' w,l,~ -rc rssnav.se
cnnuras,ic Ter IH.i-i.'us IN D,ninark rSay
are ,Hpcctcd to Wis. swrccr. and even ersrpd -
tom to ~. Fotersbur'.
Princc Bumbcr,. OF ft'ly, .-r,vci ., ssushar,p.
t'n IN the ig,h, and icit for London
TIE Patr Mosirpua S,va tho cotton -r'r's.s veu
rl:N rAs.,l. and that Ceylon Algeria, Gu,an., assa
uc we.t i1h's w,i soon r,oIur co,,on for
irsnc~.
Financial.
Lt' f''f' l.pt, ~ % Evening. .- Co,to~-rhs
saw t.-.. f.#rh - t,rs including 2WO bslsa
' sle'uIs,n,s nae, .'rt-s Tho mark ~ IL arnsr
~ oi',ai'f. r.tl',n unchanged Bvssdstvfs
IT'S on'Ns.t h. ."1'HI'iy mast 20 tut steady. Cir-
.u'.r rct = mp d'l' whcn ruiet Winter
h"' - ''ruH.', s'r'dv; uiNcd, ~ Pycri-
''t". y. ..". 8. hsI yc'y dun. Pork very
~ VI t-.. l1-' ,u.cnye, tut sscsriy
| ''''N fieady lu't- .ur,
hotd"", ..H' a. hi-,htufrs Inactive and
uoshWHri n.r gl.ci sud rtcadv CvfIee auiea
and scri~ tn s,,si, rip small saIcs Rics
dull rslov steady and ruet
LondoL Ssp' i.--krsniHJ.- Cou-ir closed q
s'as' t'r uinrry Il.',s Central snsrvs <2sAa
| ds,ouni; Eric Il. Il, usi1.
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Sou,bern News.

7 tr fies of S,pthcr, mars ha 20 bccn rac.iysd
- '' ''' ''''''
Srd are largely occupied With te movements Of
G.-cr-I : ,err,..t o, Af,Yt. II - r,r..,.sd Inn,
,......., -, ,,..-....,,,.I,
'''' " u, '1r'H"' "'' 'o'N VT 1''' " 'ue oo'H-
f.al u The Confederate forces 10 Georgia. M4-
con 'G,,p p,ra- st.,,-,.
,r ,,,.-,
''"'s pas N''o'' ~" 'A'','D'l r'i-
y" e'.' = .1' 'o'P'.' M ~ T.. 'v,liiah '.-
'iu'r .N".' I'"' 'I ., hl''''
" = "a ~ n,' '' '''' ''.I NN.' WIN,
-. .S' I,rt N'af y! '.'' 'f J@.. ..'rye's
~" ~ ~n'h' utu....r'I ~ ~ ~H'''pth i'Pot. ha.
uloh rs no" rcnn'n' 'SI' " ans G l.'' 10 ana
,o Nv. oS' N"''5 u's ,u|' Va
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From Europe.

The steamship North America, which took the
place Of the Damascus disabled. arrived at Farther
Point on Saturday on her way b. Oieiec The
news In one day later.
Tie London and local journals we're slmas, eS-
cluav.ly discussing the American ucps by the
Aas. General McCleilnn's nomination at CHICAGO,
AMI tho Iolht ry new. had exctei th, gres,est
sttentou T.. Cone orste loau declined th,oe rer
cent, on The Wal news hy h.e As.s ~. london
TISIs ssys'
.S,7c- ne 'te w'' "'1u u" ,he'- taen '''h
tsplsv o. v'sof ~ rrHi. sy "a huth ..Gt., I.yIo
su,cocds t9,t. wiz frir. m .ari It's. llo r,,.-
Iii AZ tong trG tloo 49,. mo yirt ~ 'ug e1i
unN" i-iNt. ltc moe Important urrt ~ t.u Ur
rel itc- 10 n CAi,aFo tanvaltJa. L,L,. ~ las
policy have rrrcivri h"'yy che /, tNHf .N',lt-
t0u having chosen Nt,lC lsn-t u.uu sho.H l. o.
tuln eri'HN pred 20 Attp duwu--thr uisu fuuH ''le
to repair bis errors an arrest toe Iu.i. y .lu-
peud.n' over Ihir great reruF''0. u .'N Pc ODE
served ttnt tne cunyeu'l,I pfnas,' tir fres"r' o.
ton ~ the l'ul', mis- the ITItc rlr 'hr't HI. tlIH
declaration would y ty0 h.I u..t .H.. lt b. ihs
convcntun bad satcl shat G. urs.' n s.u.l re- oan-
mend in case Vt couHitat. N ui c'iupror4Isr
which il a., r"7, ahO .. ..I "a Affecting hru
assured they wilt D. -, oastr t .lA " the Uu.Ju.
A., FpsT 4-yr'
Gen MSlcilsn Ia alwNvs ho-n 4 srnr1i' .iel W
eVtr"ur iarIerHioh' Il 'ustaIi"d mie,erci by
pledges, suefc s rettIL {, tcio7o he would assent
- any srrlr cement Ft.rh ~ s1t bring tpt t.ru,.,
nation . war With no o'e kuoys better LGu nun.
selL selIAliy ~l,ked aud prvntiess
The STAE ststes Ihat
The Fco--i. sncDr-scs al Atlanta and v,iV.
W . powerfully u. uul.te the var feeling IA m,
North, frd 81" fnvah az thcy hsaI y.rv l,t.iy
upon tfc souta, Il IL Io-sihle n. tho : .lrr~I
leaders may & a,uch inclined to listen L. com.
PROM "a l-'o'e ihrt 70. lhtv s'g'u Oh IA entirely
broken. In 'h.= view they vouli b, more il.I...l
10 Lssi With Clcllsn than Lincoln DutueN r,L.
ern people vii SCI eAs Gauss Tor change when LIN.
coln'a Administrator bring. Nlceess.
The DAILi HEws says
In presence Of The great movements IN ue h-d,
The fo'eeipgs o! the Chicago {. .uyeutgI are II
much less impor.ance than they otherw' se ~ lght
be. heC elAn's platform is friendly 10 the Unio7,
and In favor Cf efforts for It's peaceful e.essLhah-
msns, but IN 20 Mt OF fidelity the Dem ,cras cannot
conpsrs with As hspuhticAn& while nothing oud
' b vaks AaA vanAA sapis.d ~ sNss pss,s "a \,
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GENERAL MEADE,
Picket Firing Alarm in Ricbmoua, Etc.

Several casualties occurred tod, rom p-l'I ~
ing IN front Q; the M.sd division Of the s'coad
Corps sergeant Of she 40'h New YORK was 81 4
through Vie head, the ball entering the red aa.
taond On bis hat. lie died almost Instantly p
vaie FATnsw 9rth was also killed by te'aE sh.t "a
the eye rhiie looking owe the works At acme shell.
ling NJ on near BY. tbs prscu-e &! coutalal
shsrpAhooting between the plckeis should he dis.
couE,enAneed BY eyery commsrder on LotA SECS
ss II csases the los Of many brave ruau's lf,
without the slghtesi advantage to either parry
A aeserer who came In Thursday eyening,
says tho rebel arHy IA very much discouraged oo
snsR&, 4 nAziyS dGss Y ~ valley, ssa h
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General Intelligence.

fsGttNp ~" row ~ ',on clad vcstel, ,-o..
EinA -uhsrr pt'r 20 ,'e ..vrr.'Alr.y loan rvpsr.
'u 10 da'r "a .unt'j io ,iD"sL5S.
ALoc'HpiV. ou the d ,siuu and Eastern Rail,
-" CT o''". IT, t5 Light 81 Ipaw ch D-pvt hip-
INK th' ii NAV aad 'c7ctrl! iujurns tie engineer.
GEsr1u Hoor. Ics; ,,ino,sci frr III A, ,l.n,. n.
~ - 'ri IL ris o"'7'. t. marry 'he d,uskrrS
VIM. v,i,n, ~ h ntu'ky, the rctrl minister "
tie lie" .".' uiu'Yi u 81 Si.D.
Two tne'-'' fu.-.lsa plindcrcd the town a
~, Ns. ~ rl. ,ou ", NJ. IN Wednesday,
banned g." ..rr. nouec AID sli the bcnks And &C.
counts N' f.o ,..'I,, su siIlcd the sheriff and
E""rs t'rinan sni Wa. Young, nuod Umoa
s,,dId
Inr riN 're.'1rlJ Church Congres. PROM.
is's 'pica ..'. U,,.u-o the pesn of D,tstpl
vhH = Co.. Ir,,.t, IS, married divorced lady,
many MN ti,rs rcos' ~ meet under him Tie
i"Afiis." N-. icSA, ACCORD ng to the laws of Eng
lwi, iltnNtu o., & pfch.
t1qrAuEt4c irl'vliusl in Detroit hsv,r,e
hrHri t'-' &C. ail 'itute ne asrt o. the VIZ wsa
wound "a, tex 10 d l"t, from which he Will get
10 sn1 ttke t1trn,ehrs ~ the proxy recuper~tes.
" all ',4 W Irr-i"n should his uian 10 dis.
cuarg0i ns a'snl'cl
sfV ri' -n:s ~ uu'"- heavy rsort started to,
HnrrpIn's sunv on saturday, 10 ply or the trSopv
~ ttut .. Iyirhn'l. lev take y large ain0,nt ue
n'rrv WV '.u, lut hfsr ample military protec.
ton. N,rrsuis IN ,.nf',.r Ne pl,inrnts iu ihe
1rny snd urvy ,p date have lseu sctici Nv Sscrc.
t,tr ft's n.rt.
laFe1 arc a. = about q ,,o pr 'one-s c,nane,3 a
~. L'Hro'', ~. la"ptl r..ul css latoly oroNsod
-" t-r,r .ro.I 'h" VIZ -Nurp, 'ni ucrordel IN
toacn tha place s,ric y thc,r ~, s-orn Hlch-
uun,. AM HaS Sac utVa % Early o. hrst defc.t bsh
reached th'.', .nI ,av,cl no srcat,.' eons.ern..-
SION ard alarm
IscENrt,r, n,r7 arr reported 10 y. oC tr,s.. .uon,
ocu'urcn.c IN Hm'ni Ono moro COZ fs,,ra.
tons uCrlr ever, Might, uDar- riinists NJ. el,s
1t rt I. Io-' ~ of trcp prl.iicu.s - R,chmona
Io"0yls me le.. p'vi, ,dynns'y.
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L,pt.ui,s, pt a4.--Among tho Guests al tho
GaII H,usu tits evening are NJ .-Gen.rsi Y. p.
Br p, Bag -Gcncr4ls u A. Smith. Rec and Long.
r'sscn. crs rom Atlanta 'cpD-t IL quie, A portion
90 tie Nv is hc'nr DESTROYED The lumber from the
cvoia.s 'c., ussi to construct esups The
re- army s ~ 1.il. ..yg. j 10 yer tAe Atlant,
aui ve't p,.nt E..road, u prevent our sdsance
on Mobile
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II tks that eco-e Ion. Lee v''l ha-. to evscus'e
Richmond end Petersburg. 1hc peoglc of Rich.
mJnd and vicinity are sufcr'r. er1bly for The
n.,cst,re- 4 hfc. sal rsr,.cuiafy flr hrcwoc',
he -, Df W. ch p.ccs lt -lro.t toy1ai ne roach
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enough h.yo letr received 10 show tia, III, s'ste
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