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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

Nov AND THEx-SIx years ago an
ansi-slayery paper was suppressed BY =
mob in Covington, KY, and the Cinein-
natl Enquirer aAd the entire Democratic
press Of the North justified the outrage
because the paper vas incsndiary, as
they said.
The EnqEirer recently urged the pso-
pie Of Kentucky ts raise in rebellion
against the Government, and Gen. Bar
bridge, Ksntuekisn, suppressed its cir
eul2tion in Kentucky. Now the Eaqair-
er and all the Confederate Democratic
press Of the North dsnoancs The ses -
an outrage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
FIght al the Mouth OF Vic RIEer.

Il M 80 b8A 4&04A8 W w
We learn the following interesting in
teIliEeues from a reliable gentleman
who came up on the Ida Handy, from
New Orleans, which arrived n this place
yesterday afternoon:
At daylight on Wednesday morning, =
detachment Of Marmadukes command,
numbering ak hundred, attacked forty
members Of an Iowa regiment, stationed
Al the mouth Of White river, and after 8
severe battle were repslsed, with a loss
Of twenty killed and wounded. Oar loss
was one killed and FIVE wounded.
The little band Of lows braves fought
like devils, and heroically withs-ood seV-
eral Of the most desperate charges OF the
rebels, and after contesting the battle
feId, drove the SIX hundred in complete
decentralization. We are unable to learn
the regiment Of this gallant detachment
/ but they are Iowa ueE-
I From deserters who surrendered tc
the gunboats below, it has been aseer
/ tanned that Marmaduke is moving on
Little Rock, to attack General Steele
and capture that city. We antieipzt'
that the rebels viii meet with q warn
reception in that quarter Wen see
/ Memphis Bulletin, 25th.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

Ths eoastant and xielsst auetuations in the
Ns~ Yerk Celia MArkst Fsassr 81 inPsssisls ts
give reliable ard axsd ssotatisns for Geld GnA
Silver. Tue sxeitsmsas ia Cola Il intsaae, aad
AL valves ars unsettled. We srs all rising spon
q bubble that msy sxpieds AZ asy zoaa.ass and
10 uzssr how sangsiss Sc NAY b Of ne fssurs
sssesss % eur GevsEzmsut in supprsssiag ths rs-
beIiien. there e grssnA fer alarm aaa dlsiTzss.
Wild speczlasion and sxtrasaxzscs rule ths hear,
and is hshosvss all tAiskias Ana pruzszs ssopls
10 husband their means asa put THAR housa IL
order hefurs tbs ssoFn ssnss. as ssms ~ saraly
will Rsastioa is las Of all uanatarai fasasssn
or eepFssAlea. Let Is got slant ear syss 70 The
f&et Wills Il IS yss tins 70 avoid the dAagsr
QaaFtsrGAstsrs' Yeuehers and DrAfis q wssh-
iagtos ars duh sf sale, aad oonsidsraAis azoss
could net b sd at tbs .bovs qsosAfssas. Deal
srs suy very rslzetAntly& The uaesrtalnsy .. to
early PAymsnts Assets chair xAlus. sA4 makss
thsu lsss dsstrahle
Gsvsrnnsnt Securities EanszKliy have eeelias6-
The BrAseh Bank rsports = very .stfvs sszaz4
far aoHsy-ehis6y oa tshaees Pspsr. Ths .ss<p-
meats 81 ssbaoeS fron fAis pelst ara ssss II =.
sad the advances made ~ szr eonzissiea nsr-
chants and tobacco asslssa create al aStivs 3s-
mad for eurrpaev. This, however, eannst csn-
tinns longa snA Ne nasy axpses an AhuzdAzn> q
zszsy whsn tails demand ceases. =
ExeAaaEs in fail supply asz asss. sHis iik.ly ts
eo1tizzs 50 uatls the eisss Of the tobacco Fay
msass- - z g sAAsk4sz 80 IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

~ % Monday nighs, the 20sh inst /,
says the Louisville Journal, Maj Gen.
stsedmsn, commanding the District Of
the EtowAh, arrived At Tilton, ten miies
below Dalton, en- roass 70 Chattanooga,
where he found the bridge bad besn de-
s.royed By gasrriiIss. At 8 o'clock be
commenced clearing away the rubbish,
and 1t clock The next night the cars
passed over new bridge l3l feet long.
Besides this, Gen. steedman went up the
road apiece, where the gusrrillas had
thrown a couple Of cars OF the track,
aud drove them "a wheu about ia the
act Of blowing up ear loaded with am
muuition. He saved the cars Gsa.
stssdman only bad $50 men, and il wa
necessary to keep sigilAut watch to
avoid surprise by the "Johnnys" That.
what We call bridge building.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

D6- Morton and his hackers are max
ing considerable ado about the charges
that hare been made against him for
certain indiscresions of speech about
foreigners. Morton denies them, as q
matter Of course. bat Morton's word is
not taken By everybody; aad it is proba-
BILE that more believe the charges now
than before the denial vas made Pin
eennes San.
The same thing appeared in the Tines
Of this city, as original, also. The charge
against Morton was false, and has been
50 proven, but the 7Ypses aud the SaH
believe that lie well stuck to or sworn
to is better for their cause than the
truth.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
Casualties In the 9ist InG. Regiment.
NEAK Losr MorSTAIS, Ga, |
June 10Th, 1864.

Eaitass Journal
DEAR sIEs.-I take the liberty Il
sending you q list Of the casualties oe
curing in the 9lss Indiana on yss.
tssday;
Company A, Fred Schwartz, killed
Company u, seeond Lieutenant J. ID.
Barrett, woandsd severely, Joseph W.
Calvin, severely woaHded. VIM II. Ar
terbsrry, wounded severely; Company 2,
Jacob Snyder, wounded, slightly; Com
pany q, Vim Daekworth, digger ahes Of,
Sergs Barrett NJ Phillips, slightly woHnd-
ed Company I, Lew Eastwood. Killed
Our regiment belongs to the lat Brig
ade, I'd Division, I'D Army Corps We
are 81 present on the right wing, with
Gen. Shermsns cavalry on our right snd
lighting Joe Hookers corps, the l2osh.
on oar Jeff
Am very Respectfully, &c,
Ev MIrcaxLf, Asst Surg'n,
Olaf Indiana Volunteer fnisntry
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

HT Col. Ben Allen, of Stephsnsport,
Kentucky, captured last week by Jones
gueniilas, was taken by them to Green
River, where he was paroled. He re-
turned to his home in Stsphsnsport on
Sunday, and is fully satisfied with his ad.
ventures with the bold higAwaymsn.
Colonel Allen is the Colonel Of the mill
tia in his district, and it is 8 great wen
der the gssrrillzs spared his life.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
STEAMBOAT for SALE.

as THE ia or JULT, lsss, I SHALL
~ Seu AZ a1e1iez, At the whaK1 Ahova thu ways,
in PAnee1hs Ky. ene-hA1F interesA n the sssAEs-
boat KAzi2aEse. Il being fAs interest," 81 Thos C.
CaSe. deceAzet
TERMS ons-tkiza e4zh. hatAnes 81 nsztks
tine. ssxtsfAetory security, nsgotsools Aaz p4ya-
he in Bank AMANDA CADK
A6zfaisfrAtrix Of q. Csss, Diseased
Paduesh. KY, JEss =. lisa jus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
z. aEMONIR.
HOUND.

A sum or MONEY, which the owner can have
"a by calling on the undersigned, proving prop
srty. and paying Tor this Advertisement.
lansao IL THOs. ConrEGTOS.
A SMALL SUN or MONEY. which ths erssr
~ can have BY calling At Wflghta Gallery, No.
Second Street, Identifying the same, snd paying
tor this advertisement. Iuue1s IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
GOLD PENS.
G. ?. Barnss's Extra Cold Pens.

All Pens bear my erz1s-nsoxk, &C p. BAExKs
kxrz4 LoU.. XII" for which lave seNur-d tbs
ssFyTs91s and are warranted u esrzss ane sad
psrsees In sTsry resFsct- seHt b mai Or sEprsss
q any part Of The couEtry On receipt q pre- sna
fsSzrs essr7es- Psrx11s ordering VIII pIeHss st1ts
he tize z1d stFis desired. Eh@thsr hzr4 CT soff,
ens g eeArsss a1c II ths esn Ehssia al % ps@ss
o. prove 1ssscsve, they vii have fhe PriFiiszs q
sxchAuE1nz. de1uetIsn Of afss~n Fsr e4ns- al
iowed On orders Of SIS or oser, 41a twenty-five
per c@st. on fAess Of &Ioo- Lae~raA discount made
nsr for shirty-ars cents tsz4 NazsEB sAsh- CIrru-
Isrs shswinx aiz-s. styiass zna prices OF Watches
sat FzEx 70 ssy s1dress- Actress
GP BARNKs
pszEsr is GoId Fssa s.d AnxzEcGx wA1ezEs
SIS Main Street, cor. sixfs. Lsassyiiis, Ky.
zzszI'e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

Yea ELse1sRs AT EAHsK.
David g. GoodIng, sf Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, u Figs.
EoR STATS ELEe7oRs.
ut DistrIst-Jamss O. Dssny, Of Knex.
JOAN 3. HoughiAnd, Of spsnesr
"a Dfstrist--Cyraa y. MICS, 81 Clark.
Transis WsstsT, # LagTangs.
* Dts,rlst-Hsrfy 3. PrItshara, 81 Barthsio-
aaB.
Maiden Esaas, Of LasrsBes.
4fA Dlssrist-Lsenldas sextsD, u kgsh.
W ygsr, Of TfaHklin.
sth rfsteisf-nonl r. GiaypssI, Of Faysita-
Jsskua n Mslistt, 81 Nsnry.
eth Distrist-J. J. wright, 81 MsrEnn.
J. g. GFssn, 81 Shelby.
TIN Distrlst-Jshn Osssrn, 81 Putpan.
TksHas y. aiess Of Parks
stb Diatrist--R. r. Dayiassss 81 Tlppeeansos
Bsbi crsEsry, II Hsrrsn.
eth DisssIst-Jamss b Esifsrd. 81 white.
Aaron GueTnsy. Of Periar
fsts Distrlst-T. n. Dlskiasoa, Of Dskais.
HAlist KilssurBs, Of BikhArt.
fith Dlstrist---I0hn N. Wsliaes, 81 Gfant.
James n. Tsmglsr, 81 Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

B0- "All whom il may concern" are
informed that the articles which have
appeared in the Journal, warning our
people against the dangers Of Papal and
monarchical plots against the integrity
and freedom OF this Union, were written
by the principal editor Of this paper.
The credit or discredit Of these articles
attaches solely TO him. No person but
himself and the eomposit6Fs saw them
before they were in print Rev. J. G.
White knew nothing about than, as he
viii, we presume, inform any aaax.
ious inquirer and the Times
need give itself no further trouble on
this point There are Jest two editors to
the Journal one writes the political
and other general articles and items; the
other the locals. Occasionally the prin.
eipal writes local item, and the assist.
ant stiek-full or two for the polisi.
cal department. Semi occasionally q
good and pointed article or itsm, frouu
the pen Of q friend, iz adopted as sdito-
rial, but this Is mere incidental oc.
earrenee The Journal is edited BY
outsiders far, very far, less than is the
| Times.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Take Care OF Year Hsaith-ABd that
u your children, and use ether cure for Coughs
ana eolds, Ae. except that standard remedy.
Madame Portsr's Cough Ralssm. II Il seknOvl-
edged By al whs have gives u trial bslnG the
nest reliable preparation ever sssis ~ is partlc
ulariy adapted 10 lung aud throst Affections in
shildrsa. Try one bottle saiy ~ esnts-ail
Druggists ssllis. jai4 Sw
sB- We notice that Mr.. Davidson has pat up
TIVE larger slssa Of DfxoN's BLACKBERRY
oAanINATIvK, which he sails At 70 cents aud
500 per bottle. Thls hs has doas upoa urgent
solicitation Of many persons who use u In their
fanatics as the saieas and surest remedy that can
BE ebtAlasa Tor Dysentery and Diarrhos. II will
b sand cheaper 20 set tbs largest sss, but these
act acquainted with the virtues Of this popular
rsmsdy can and ont iis value by trying q twenty
ave esat bottle. iu2s ~
a Let thoss Who have doubted the virtss.
BuhL's OnDnsE BIrTEas, If any sash thsrs be
rad the following Certiaeass from gentlemen vel,
knswn IN this community, and doubt No mere.
Its general introduction into the army will save
the lives ofthOusands Of cur soldlsrsi
LoumvrEls. KY. Juns "a. lass.
We, the undsrnigned, hare sesn The COED elects
prodassd By the uss Of Or. JoHx BvtLs cEsaos
Btrrzas In cas- Of general debility aud prsstrssioA
81 the system, and believe Its general would
praVans disoass and relieve much safaring.--
Among eur soldiers particularly would thia Be the
sAss, especially those who are exposed to miaa-
matte influence IN the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rss. Sd Dis. KY.
GHAE. ID. COTTON,
ooliss,or % the Port Of Leuiavilis, Ky.
COL. II. DENT,
Provost Marnhai Gen1 ef Ksntneky.
RKv. D. 4. HENDERSON,
Vice Prus't OF Sanitary Commission.
BARNEY, HUGHES > CO.,
Publisher Democrat.
eEo. ?. DoERN,
Prop. Louisville AnKslgss.
HUGHES PARKHILL,
wholssaie Dry Goods Dealers. Maia Street,
Louisville, IT.
DAVIS. GREEN q co..
Wholesale shes Dealer, Mails 81, Louisville.
HART q MAPorHER,
photographers, cor. Market and Third sta.
Lo1lsxiily, Ky.
JuE1us wINTER,
Clothing Merchant. Ger. ID and Market SITS,
Bouisville. KY.
CAPT. $. T. HiLpRErH,
OF Steamer Major Andersen.
MAI.LAT. THuSTON,
Master y. 8. Array.
O. n. TCALf,
snai Hotel, LeaissllIs. Ky.
COL. ~ nArLEs.
81 Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
Lounviila Journal
- advertisement In another eelunn.
As IL sold by fETER VIERLIkG,
sole Agent. Evansville, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
TAKEN UP.
sTRAYED.

OS SATURDAY, the 2Ssh inst, frous the IN
" dsrsigusd. living on fhe sogusr 81 Fourth
and Sycamore ztrusss, fur had ef haFssa and
two mArss. aAia atsek are all hrAnasd on len
hip and un1sr the m4ns wilh the letter L. Aay
psrscn hayiag slskeF takan ~ aay % ths steek Or
knowing ~ their whsFeahoats viii as thankfully
rewarded b iaf1rsniRx IAs 0wasr Of the saa.a
junszs ~ II l. AnLER
Bsonsilia psmocF2f pisass espy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
DENTISTRY.
DOG LosT--s5 REWARD

CfRArED Oh STOLEN. from ny rszzaznes "a
- the eorpsr II Hslnut and Third strssts on
Friday lat, . younw SETTER DOG, ahons TIVE
Eonths ele-Ehiiss vita iivsr-eolorsd ears and
bead. and spots On his besk. a ANAL iamp q his
fershead. betssen his eyes, from a. ingury. Any
one hneing eald sog ard returrfnx ain 50 me. AZ
my raaldeDcs Or osses. siIl ree=iss s. rwxzra
JansS LEWIS G. sTISSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


LANES D. SAUNDERS wsa b = eznAaaAss scr
County surveyor a. ne ensuing oetobsr .lsetssa.
% quAliaesiionA Alass.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
WHO WANTS a BUGGYP

Just received q superior lot Of
Philadelphia Buggies = the best
article for the money in this cour-
try. WI Z FRENCH. Ag't,
aP7 10. 10 First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!l
Bachelors Celebrated Hair by,

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is tke Best in the Woridl The only
Rarmlsss, True, and Reiabis Dye
kaotcG
TAis splendid EAir Dye IL Psrtect-chSnses Red
ksssy or Cry hair, instantly 70 Glossy Black
81 Natural Brown, without IaIaring the Hair sF
Staining the skin, leaving the Hair son and
ssAasifnli smPAsss fresh Vitality, frequently re-
steripg ita pristine color, and reesines tbs III
sssats 81 Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILL
LIAM A. BArcHELoR, ali others are mere izi-
taiisns, AMI should Be avoided sold BY al
pFuggists. &e. ractery-sS Barclay street, n.
hArcHELoRS NEW TOILET CREAM 20 h
D9kssING TIE HAIR. iyloawIy
Retioe 30 Physicians and the Public.
ALLoocK's POROUS PLAsrERs.-rr
HIEL-" New York. Nor. -. lsss. t. Aucsok 4
o.. Ne. 80 Canal Street-eeatlemsa I lately
sansred severely nom = weakness in my back, &C.
Fastened ~ suddenly ovsr-exerting Eyself Hav-
lag heard year plAsssrs mash recommended fer
eases Of this Kind, prosared enc, and the result
wa al that esuld desire. single plaster
cured NE IN q week.
"rsurs, respectfully.
"PrOprisser 81 the Braadrsth Hoass,
New York"
fhsrs q netting equal. in shs way Of Plaster,
- tAs Porous Plaztsr OF Mr. AIIsosk. In Asth.
Ne, Cough. Kidney AnSsslons, and lssAl deep
saae~ pAiias, they anord permanent relief; ana
sas weak saaks. paine In the aide, stitches, and
SpAamsdie pains generally, tAsy are unsurpassed
fer the hsnsas they inpart. Price - cents each
Pr1nafpai oAaes. 90 Canal Street, New York
II. NELSON 4 Co, and n. p. THOMPSON,
Ksa.sxals. ma. And By al respsofshls dealers
N Easdioinss. nrh9a IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS. CUTLERY,
MATS. &c., es,o-,

Ever brought to this City, which is
made up Of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
Of their Goods, which. ewing to
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be exceiled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock cash Down." they
deem themselves justified In assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
snd assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend fAvoring us
with call are respectfully invited
TO examine aud convince them
selves.
Remember the place
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
WANTED.


IEF0RnATf06--I Matilda neforrls. vifs Of
Il Thomas A. McBofris, 81 81 faEos River, Sts
apply At this once, she hear Of the where
abouss Of her husband. She has enc child, twelve
years cid. namad Minerva. When last hsard frsm.
she vas At Columbus, accompanied BY eslored
mas namsd Sims. Jarsso ~
CREsH MILoH oow-To give from three to
four gsiIens. Apply immediately at No. Is hsis
t5fA ~
Street..
2. sEM0EIR.
Juasso iw
(s0BREsPoHDENTs = Tvs aashing young
" Soldiers Of idaho Territory wsuid b glad 70
have = social chat With some good patrotie young
ladies Of either fsdiana 81 ohio. Object, fun
past-tims and consequences Chsngs 81 Phstos
pfstaFrsd. Address, with fuii nsae, Nv. p 4
". g., FORT LAfamIr, T. T., nth o. v. O., care Of
Capt MarshAi." JUGS iw
CCHooL TEACHER -- By the Congregation
- BsnAf Israel, a competent Male TraehcF Of tie
English Branches 10 take charge Of their school
abeat the let Of aeptsmb'r nsxL Salary liberal.
b. nEIMAHs. President.
WI. LowESTHAL, ssety. lais
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
UNION STATE TICKET

UNION STATE TICKET.
For GorsTug,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
or WATHE.
Fer Lfsut. GoyeNoy,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
or vAEDEaBUAoH.
Fer BsVesayy sf stats,
EHLsOa TRUsLER, II Bsystts.
For laaRor Of stats,
THOMAS d. McCARTY, u wabash.
Fer Treasurer ef stai>,
JoHH I. MORRISON, 81 Washington.
Fer lHSrnsp- General,
DELAHA Z. wILLIAMs0H, 81 Putnam.
Fer OvE Of de sHrTssss Court,
GEH. Lac. NOBLE, Of Knox.
Foy RsDSrfsr ef e.zrsas cosgf,
SOL. BEH HARRIsoH, Of Harisn.
For s.yvsas judges,
Ist DtstFfet--JAs. q. FRAZER, 81 Kosciasko.
~ DistFict--JEHU T. ELLIOTT, Of Hsnry.
"a District--CHAB. A. EAY, Of Marion.
9Th Distriet-ROBT. q. GREGORY, TipDeess0s
Fer s~yefatssSeus Of PsbIte TAsirNetiSs,
PBoF. GEORGE ". Moss, d hsrisn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
NEW MUSIC.

- ~ Ia ~ 2&Os
Casap Iraubies,
Hark Tks buEls sounds.
Aib@ugh schoisish, b. MiBnisEsr,
Our Generals Waltz, By Soldier.
When the nizbt Winds are stu, ansft,
whea Jos and wsrs boys, werds bv Gaorxa p.
Morris,
Polka Waltz, By Minninesr,
Do They Thinh 81 ne At Homs-ths most bsss-
tifai traaaeriptieh a this sonE ef ssy JET pub
lishsd--bs PREF ohas. Mathews. Fer sais By
June len. wABREs coETEGToH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

a. Let thoss vho hays doubted the write.
buLLs CHnnsE BIrTEna, If any sash there be
rad the following Corsiaoass ffom gsntlsmen vel,
kAswa IN this commueity, and doubt NO mars.
Isa general Introduction into the army will save
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
Has Iust rsesived, e
No. 35 MAIN STREET
A iArEs aaa aarsfaIiy s@lsss~a sssea Of
CHILDREN'S WEAR.

or THE LATEST sTYLEs, WHICH BE Is
" selling - isw aay house. Il - ely Ths
fabiie 49, fnsttsA % cali aaa sxA1ins GssSs And
Prices before pzfrhasing slsawhsra- he warrants
his goods % wiss s.tisf.eiiea4 Ne trsaels 70
thaw gpnds.
MssdinK dose FRKK or CHARGE, ahozla
tAsy premAtErsiy gfsa way.
EvaasvlIls, ssvs. IS. 1854. Is Maia street.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-04
a FEW IMPORTANT FACTS IN REGARD TO
The sSOUthern Hepatic Pills.

l. They prepared from the best quality of .dedi-
cines by the discoverer, aged Minister Of the
Gospel, and are safe.
2. They have been known for years and tested by
thousands
3. Five hundred persons are known to have been
cured by them.
4. They arc not recommended by the proprietor for
everything but only for diseases which arise from dis
ordered livers.
5. Directions and certificates accompany each box
respectable individuals.
6. Correspondents recommend them rs good for Liv-
or Disease, Chs and Fevers, Pneumonia, Jaundicc,
Dyspepsia Bilious Fevers, Bilious rheumatism,
Worms, Plursy, Bronchitis, &c.
Z. Several gentleman state that the use Of these
Pills has been them annual saving Of from 500
to $780, they the best plantation medicine ever Of
fered to the public.
8. Some physicians of the highest standing prescribe
them to their patients, and hundreds Of boxes have
been sold to regular practitioners.
O. During the last quarter boxes have been sold
to two Druggists, one in South Carolina, and one.in
North Carolina, and some time ago 300 boxes
were ordered by Druggists in town in Virginia
Price s. box. For $50 a dozen boxes will be sent
to any address. $3.50 per gross. very liberal dis
count to Druggists and country dealers. Cash (pew
currency to accompany orders
GEORGE W. DEEMS.
Goldsboro, N. O.
For sale in Charlotte by DR.. Scarr and by Dr. Hutch
ison in Lnconton by S. p. Sheriff.; in Shelby by II.
Fronebarger; in Concord by I. Reid and by Druggists
generally.
September &c, 1864
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KILLED AND WOUNDED.
In North CaroL.na Regiments, in tie late Bail

In North Carolina Regiments, in tie late Battles.
Casualties in the battle Winchester tie 10Th
Co. X, 3Oth RegiH ent-Wounded, Lieut. Downs
(actng Adjutant) in wrist private II Johnston in
side
e=aF" A letter from W. S. Stewart of Co B, SD n.
G. Regt gives the following casualties in that compa
ny c rmerly Capt j. II. White's) the 22d Sept,
Fishers Hill, Va Sergt. r. A. Davis killed; Eli Todd
ana l. kirkpatrick slightly wounded-itis not known
whether they fell into the enemys hands or not.
Samuei dowie, Lewis Wilson, VIM. Williamson and
blliE Eagle are missing. Billy Berryhill and John
Young safe.
Col. Morehead was wounded
Col Il Bennett of the l4th Regiment was captur-
ed; Col Blacknall of the 23d Regiment and Mai J Ii
Lambeth OF the l4'h; wounded and fell into the
enemy's hands at Winchester; Maj Cobb of the I'd
wounded and captured; Col w Lea of the 5tb :
wounded but not captured; Lieut. Jos F Johnston
(of Charotte) Adj't Genl of D Johnstons Brioadc
was severely wounded but not dangerously.
In the fights around Petersburg Friday or satur-
day last Capt j. G. Harris and Lieut. Pennck (of Ca
barrus county, of the 18th Regiment wounded
the former severely, the latter slightly
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FROM THE VALLEY.

The Richmond Dispatch of Saturday says: Very little
authentic ntec received yesterday from Gene.
raj Eary's ARM 1t stated last evening that the
my had abandoned Staunton This is confirmed by the
following official dispatch, the important feature of which
that there enemy south of Stanton showing that
they not yet advancing Oh Lynchburg:
Headquarters Army Northern Virginia, Sep 30, 1864
Hon James A. Seldom, Secretary of War:
General Early reports that after driving the enemy's
cavalry from his 'front.' Port Republic he moved to
Waynesboro and drove divisions of cavalry from that
place This last force reiterated through Saunon, and
portion of cavalry entered that place to-day Noenemy
south of Staunon. His main force is about Harrsonburg
II. Z. LEE.'
We have authentic intelligence that Colonel +. T. Mum
ford commanding Wickhms brigade of cavalry attacked
one division Of the enemy in Waynesboro ON Wednesday
and after sharp encounter. drove them from the town in
the direction of StauntOn.