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NEw YoRK, March 27.--The Charlotte
South Caroliuian says: ..eHt. su.
In the 6ght at Beutonville the Second
Corps, under Slocum and Kilpatricks cavalry
we're held In check by brigade under com
mand OF Colonel Alfred Rhett for Eve hours
and then being reinforced by another brigade
they advanced and we're repulsed
Colonel Rhett was missing and their loss
was about five hundred, while ours was three
thousand
A dispatch from Augusta, dated the 10th,
says one thousand of the old army Of Tennes.
see, and the army OF Virginia, congregated in
that city during the past ten days, and being
supplied, will start at once for long march.
These are said TO be returned absentees. l
The Heral1s army Of the James CORES
pondent says aa
The rebels have succeeded in getting
about six hundred negro troops, organised
and are in the Richmond defsnses, =.
The white rebel troops do not like their
new associates.
The HerAld's correspondent off Galveston
says:
The rebel schooner Anna Dale, twenty
seven tons fitted out for privateer and about
TO sail next day was cut loose from under
two rebel batteries in Matagorda Bay, Texas
on the 10Th, by two boats crews, from the
gunboat Pinola, under the command Of En-
sign J. W, Brown, after securing the com
rnander and crew they started for the Nation
al feet but the vessel grounded and had to
be burned
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city has been full of rumors that the whole
right wing Of Lees army has bnrreudered,
% but the War Department has no such in
formation Io T7r1 FrQEBu H.t'I.
The Hersld's dispatch, spepking Of these
srumors, says they are simply premature -
Ninety days2'
The President Lelegraphed from the front at
! LAM seserdAy. that OUT liAss had been
advanced on the left, so as TO include those
previously occupied by the enemys skir
mishers, and that in this movement between
400 and 500rebels are raptnrsdl Is Prssi.
deut Lincoln ut the front
The Tdbunes Kinslon correspondent says
1t is reported that at least two brigades of
rebel troops are secreted in the swamps
along the Neuse river, awaiting an opportu.
nifty TO enter our lines W n
The Trbuue's special says
General Crook has been assigned to com.
mRhd in the Army Of the Potomac. IThere
is no better officer IN the army than Crook I
io General Singleton, just from Richmond,
ridicues the idea OF a renewal of peace nego-
tiations, and is certain neither Lee or Davis
hap any intention Of submitting.
Sheridan's men are being re-mouutsd, and
will soon be again in the saddle.
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NEW YoRK, March 27.--Cotton dull at 45c;
Flour dull and cents lower at 9 46a9 60
for extra state, and 9 s6alO 90 for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, no receipts, quOt
aud steady at 2 90 for amber Michigan
and 80 for WiA'sr red western
Corn dull at Sc for new yellow
southern; ! Oats quiet and higher at 99al 90
for western Pork frmer at 26 OOa27 90
Tor new mess, 20 60a23 for SO and Ga.
and 22A23 for prime; Lard dull at l6fals5;
Whisky lower at 2 l5a2 II for western
Petroleum dull at 80 cents for crude, 54a55
for refined in bond, 7Sc for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at lTal7s for western; Sugar
dull at l73alS9c for Musoavado; Butter 36a
4Sc for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
dull and heavy Cutmeats dull. Eggs mir
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But the crownng 5lory Of his life rema 10 be at
tanned In his discovery or rather Continuation or ne
does not clam 10 have been the dscoVerer Of CRDROn
which is the basis Of the Bitt0rs offered to tho
public. That honor belongs u the napve inhabltants
OF Central America TO whom ITS virtues haVe been
known for more than two hundred yearA. Armed
with IL the Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
GUS serpents, II is belief with them, that while
thele is breath In the body the Oedron 10 potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While DR.. Bulls not prepared 10 endorse this ex-
thorough examination Of the eWftimr relating 10
Its virtues, tn 4 as remedy and preventRIye for all
diseases arising from exposure either TO change OF
weather OF ciirnate or TO miRsmAic Influences, it
stands E...-s..aa
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Fort stsadman.


The following has been anticipated by the
Official observation-disclosures ''',.
Cry PoINT, March 25.-News has Just
reached here Of an attack on our line this
morning at daylight, by the enemy, at Fort
Steadman, near the Appomattox river, cap
turing the Fort, taking prisoners aud near "
all its garrison. They sent these prisoners
over the walks toward their Iines, but on their
way they broke from the guard and nearly all
escaped back to our line. a..... 4rtssts
Each side OF the Fort was taken and held
for a short time by the rebels but reinforce.
ments arrived and they were driven back,
loosng heavily in killed and wounded rs they
ran between the lines WI fNE 9Ig
Our loss is not known at this hour, but is
believed to be small ..1. -.'I r.
The line is now reported to be restablished
as formerly
CRY PONT, March 25---3 p. M The 70
suit Of the engagement this morning was
more important than first reported At the
point when the army changed, the main lines
are only one hundred and fifty yards a part
the ground between being level and free
from distractions, except the AbAttis in front
OF the works. On each side at this place,
firing between the pickets has been almost
continuous and scarcely day passes withoat
two or three being wounded on our side at
least. Ett s.IE t'r IaH tet
This part of the fine has been occupied by
the Sd brigade Of the lst division of the 9th
Corps, General McLaugn commanding. He
has often expressed his ability to break
through the enemy's line here, and only yes.
terdAy he showed how il could be done to some
Veterans who were inspecting the works.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF MLlNERY GOoDs. 49,
The ladies threngsd the fashionable store Of
N. Haas, No 81 Main street. at his opening
on Saturday last, and were much grsti6ed to
find such a fne assortment of the latest styles
of Bonnsts, Ribbons, Flowers and other Nil.
linery goods. Mr.. Il. has always exhibited,
at his openings, the best and richest goods
that can be procured from our Eastern cities,
and sells ct reasonable prices, By this means
he has secured the confidence Of All who deal
with him, and is now receiving the largest as.
SOrtment Of millinery goods ever broaght to
this market
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New York stock marh.,

NV YoRK, March 27.-Stocks better and
dull Gold closed at l54s; Money
. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy lO6;
Heading 94t; $40 coupons lO5t lO4Os,
coupons, 1851 one year certificates 97a
United Statea skies of 1868, cou-
Pons, ll6i New York Central 904 Erie $50;
United States skies Of 1881, coupoDs l06i
1905 l42; Sterling Exchange lO91 u q
sixes Of 81. registered, lO5; s 2O's,registered
l04E coupons 1864; fves of "a, coupons
100 hVes of II, req l04; skies OF 81, cou
Pons, l3Oi 500 coupons, new issuei 1864.
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GoLDsBoRo, N. c., March 81, uia /
FoRTREss MONROE, March 20. I

tNiH bolDsboho, ~ ~ mhTCu ~ Otu
s'i Fortress MONROE, March 25.
Lieutenant General U. s, Grant, Oily Point.
have the honor to report that occupied
Goldsboro this p. M, with bat slight opposi
ton. .al l.i"h t,.r sh ..TtaH7' d
General Terrys column, from Whining ton,
was at FarTeh's Depot last sight sherman .
left was engaged with the enemy near Ben
tonvills on Friday. The military firing was
quite rapid during the day, aud for a short
time on Monday morning Shsrman'S right,
the Seventeenth Corps, was near Mt. Olive
on Sunday night There has been some ar
tiilery firing during to-day, which indicates
the gradual approach Of ShermAn's army to-
ward this place, all this being strictly 10 ac-
cordsnce with Shermans plans. have no
doubt all Is well. hi tl a41t -t dtii
hope to have more definite and later In.
tellgence froA Sherman very soon, and will
forward to you without delay. l find the
bridges burned, but otherwise the road is not
injured, and the depot facilities are fine.
captured here seven cars, aud General Terry
has captured two locomotives, and two cars,
which he Is now using. s'e'. '-'
lsignedl ]. NJ ScHoFIELD,
Major General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-27

b6rDr. Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills are
constantly becoming more and more popular.
They are acknowledged 10 have no rival in
the cure of such diseases as Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia, Fever Of all kinds, Jaundce, Cos.
tivsness, Pain in the Stomach. Side. Head
Back, and Bowels, Bilious Complaints. Loss
OF Appetite, Sick Headache, Serofula, Scald
Head, Rheumatism, Collie, Spirits, Pain or
Weakness Of the Breast, Diseases of Spine or
Kidneys, Sore Eyes, Diarrhea or Dysentery,
Cold, etc
Most of the aboye-named diseases NAV be
prevented by taking DR. Morris VEoETiBLE
LIVER FILLS in season, or when the liver be.
comes first deranged those poisonous hnmo,s
that clog the stomach, bowels, and skin, and
become accumulated in the Blood There has
been as great progress in science, and es.
pecially in that Of medicine, within the past
few years, as there has in the arts. To such
perfection have they brought This science,
that the medicinal properties are condensed
and concentrated into the resins or salts of
the plant, which they extract from il, and
leave tbeinert or-woody matter The old mode
OF extracting these medicinal properties-by
boiling for long time in water-is found, in
most cases, to render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even decomposing them.
Dr. Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills are com.
posed entirely OF chemically egetable extracts,
mostly from plants growing in our own coun.
try some OF these plants have a direct action
on the liver, others upon the skin others on
the kidneys, and others upon the bowels and
lnngs. 1t ia by peculiar chemical combina.
tion of al these extracts that these Pills are
made, possessing the nost ektraofdi inafs elfica-.
cy for curing the above-nsmed diseases.
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THE HIRERNIcoS. I'VE would advise all our
friends TO visit the Hibsrnicon tomorrow
night, if they wish to enjoy a rich treat Mr..
John Heron, in his character as Barney, the
Guide, is said to be one OF the most humorous
delinsatorS Of Irish NationAities now living
The other charActers are equally able in their
different roles, Go early f you would secure
q good seat
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Doors, sHoEs, GAIrERs, &c.-Wm, Kshm,
the pleasant and accommodating ,Oung gem
tleman, who was for q long time engaged
with Simon Goodman - and also with
Schwarz d iROsin, Main street, has opened q
new Boot and Shoe Store, at So Jefferson
street, opposite the Market, where he will take
pleasure in supplying his old customers
and friends with the best articles Of Boots,
Shoes and Gaitsrs. Give the new beginner a
call ,,1 l.,I ts,ai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-27

COSsERT The Hutchinson Tribe Of Asa)
Family we're the 6rst family of Vocalisls that
gave Concerts in the United States, and made
their frst appearance here about twenty years
ago. We shall never forget their soulthrill-
ing and sweet notes. especially their desOrip.
ton of ship on Ere At sea, Afler an alb.
ssncs Of eight years, they again appear to-
night, and we are sorry that they can give
but one Concert here, as we are fearful that
all their admirers cannot procure seats at
Huston Hall Go early.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-27

THE SPMSG CAMPAlox. The enemy ia
upon US Not one enemy but q multitude
From swamp and morass,i from vale and
prairie, from filthy streets and docks, from
lakes rivers, and lagoonS, they rise to assail
us No man sees them, none is aware Of their
presence until smitten down pale aud helpless
on couch Of pain.
q Who are tboss foes Not embattled rebels,
but assailants much more terrible,-the
armies OF the air Mephitic exhalations
fogs that chill the marrow,-the elements of
disease that winter held ID chains, but which
the sun and rain have liberated from the
softened soil to prey upon the unprotected and
the feeble, i'af.ii4 nv lhiHt aIaA- B. eH3 b. 81
How shall they be bafiled? Simply by in
vigoratiug the stomach and the nervous sys.
ten, The purest and most harm less tonics,
HOSTETrER'S STOMACH BITTERS, is
accessible to ell, Why risk Chills and Fever,
Billiods Rehiittents, Dyspepia, Bowel Com :
plants, Nervous ProstIation, or any of the
epjdemics which "crop out everywhere with
the coming Of the spring. when they can be
etfectually prevented by the occasional use OF
the gentlest stimulant, the finest alternative,
aud the best stomAchic ever drawn from the.
resources of the vegetable Kingdom. It's like
is not to be found as a PROTECTIVE or q RENE.
DY, either among the standard prescription oil
the Faculty, or the advertised medicines Of Ihe
day, Sold everywhere .....-a,..
RoBAcK'S SfoMACH BITTERs-This yeTy ex.
eelent medicine has become widely knt Wn as one Of
the best remedies for Dyspepsia and other stomach
useeses thAt mas ever been offered 10 the public
Bee Advertisement. tIrle I..-s mAadlm
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ATTENTION, LEAF ToBAooo GRowRRs--
We direct the attention Gf Tobacco Growers
to the advertisement of Mr. Dan. Weaver, of
MiamiSburg. He has ample accommodations
to receive tobacco in store, and make ad-
vances. Those who are acquainted with Mr..
Weaver, know that be is we'll acquainted with
his business, and liberal dealer; and We ad.
wise all who have any tobacco to dispose Of to
give him a call .t..ol.sft .4,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-27

9luB B6g- Dr. TowKsLEy's lINDILN fToorHAcHE
'ASoDYNE, is the most popular and valuable
preparation for the cure of toothache ever
offered to the public 1t will cure seuryy of
the gums, rendering them Of bright, healthy,
and natural color; also sweetens the breath
aud prevents disease 10 che mouth andeunis.
Every family should keep it on hand for gen.
era use 1t is for sale by druggists and
dealers 10 family medicines everY.Where.
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INDTsPBPsIA

And its attendant train or actsmors like
CHARM than medicine. There il nothing in the
whole range Of Matsnia Medich that fol- moment
bear comparison withit In this deease. Itia4. q
flli account Of this wonderful plant may b. found
eleventh edition OF the United States Dspens-
atory, pages 1887 and laeS. ina4 r .ra .rfl'4 80
series OF experiments In which Dr. Bnl has been
for years engaged, has just been brought
ful termination, and he Is enabled 10 offer 10 the
public combination OF OEDRON with other APPROX ed
copper distilled Bonrbon whisky, which he Is conf
dent has no equal in the world. aIlt,4s.. ura. 4
He might fnmlsh volume Of tcerthcAtes, but the
public have long slnoe learned 20 estimate such things
oy their true value. The safest plan is, for every one
to test for himself the virtues Of new medicine.
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DEMocRATIo CRY CoEvRNTIoE.--PurSuS
to notice, the Democracy of Dayton met in
City Convention, in Huston Hall, Saturday
evening, March 25. On motion, Wm Dichsy
Esq, vas called 70 the chair, aud T, L. Smith
and G p. Huber, Esqp were appointed See
retAries
p The following ticket for City and Township
officers was then nominated by the Convsn-
tion: af.r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-27

FuRSITURE, CARPETS AND FINE LlQUoRs AT
Public AUcTIoE--TG.morrOW, Tuesday,
March %, 1865, commencing at 8 A NJ, at
Adam Snyder's old stand, on Market, near
Jefferson street. The entire contents OF the
Hotel and Bar Fixtures and Fine Liquors.
Call on Christopher and Huber for small bills
and particulars The goods are desirable
and in good order. ~ ip D. JAcoB PFLUM.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-27

Bay- Those who have suffered from Scrof
Via, EruPtinns, or any other impurity Of the
Blood, will find SCovlLLs BLooD AND LivER
SYRUP invaluable, as It will cleanse the Blood
and permsPf9lly elediFP.q ffpu lhe syslsm
the cause Of the 'aisease, thereby restoring
health, and vivacity to the system.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-27

AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.-None, exoept
those who have suffered all the horrors of
threatened Consumption, can fully appreciate
the value and efficacy of Dr.. Halls BALsAM
"a sovereign remedy in all the various
stages Of this much-dreaded disease.
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SprctaL Notlres.,

EsSr When We consider the number Of hu.
mau beings that die with Consumption every
year, the Importance Of medicine that will
cure all pulmonary affections that tend to
this complaint, and even to arrest the des
tEeyeypePFitYh has inaicetedg hs pgesspes IN
The system, Ihust b AdAnitl "a Is b beyesd all
estimate. This wonderful power is claimed
TO be possessed BY Aliens Lung Balsam.
4 For sale by L, B. Stevens; Also by the Deal
era in Family Medicine generally
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DAYTON March rs

|.GW DArroN March 2S
FLoUR-Red wheat 81 26@SlO 90
WHEAT-$l 6O9l So.
CORN--80.
OATS--6O
RYE-Sl 90.
BARLEY--Sl 25C0I 30.
BEEF---l5@20 1H
BUTTERA3O@35.
CHlCKENS-35@40.
EGGS--2Oc per doz
ohocERiEs-RrTlII rRrcEs.
TEAS-$2 55
COFFEE-b0c per pound.
SUGAR-23A927A@sO
COFFEE SUGAR--33c per 10.
CRUSHED SUGAR--35c per H.
MoLAsSEs-$l 5O9l 6O@l 80 per gal
lon.
RICE-2Oe per h.
APPLEs-s2 6O@S SO.
LARD-26@3O.
CHEESE.-26c.
STARCH-l2Ac per h.
SOAPS-l59l8o per 10.
ToBACCo-sl 60 per ID.
SHoT-2593Oc per 10.
LEAD-26o per 10.
Wholesale PRICES.
lOotreCtsd by L. oBrisn Brotherl
TEAS-$l 40@2 20.
C0FFEE--35@8T.
SUGAR-lS@25
COFFEE sUGAR-2O@2lc per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-22@2Sc per ID.
MOLASSES-$l 3O@l 35 per gal
RICE-l6c per ID.
LARD-2OC122.
CHEESE-23e,
STARCH-9@lOo per ID.
S0APs-l3@l7c per Ib.
TOBACC0-70@$l 80 per lb
SH0T-$5l5@6 30 per sack.
LEAD-l7i@l9c per ID.
iiDRIED APPLES--l21@I4,
BUTTER-30a35c
SWEET POTATOES 81 OO@2 10 per
bushel tn.
HAY-Timothy SCOOPS per ton.
WHISKY--$2 10 for common.
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TREMESDous SAcRITloE.- order to make
room, offer mems calf boots at 80 rs !
mems kip boots at - so wOmsn's morocco
and calf shoes at 81, and every thing else IN
my line as low in proportion. b. "a. q
An extensive and we'll selected stock of
Womens, misses and children's balmorals
and CATERS Of the latest styles, always on
hand, - f' oda l.t 8. GOODMAN,
lilo Main street, two doors north Of the Mar.
ket House. aplw
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e. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Cry PoINr. NJ

N CITY POINT, March 25-S A. M.
Hon. f. N. Stanton:
Y : The number of prisoners received by the
Provost Marshal is 2,2O0, taken by the 9th
Army Corps, and 500 by the I'd Corps. There
may be still more to be brought in.
Signed, u. S. GRANT.
CiTY PONT, 730 P. M am not yet able
10 give the result Of the day accurately, but
the number OF prisoners captured proves
larger than at fret reported.
!. The slaughter Of the enemy at the point
where they entered our lines, and in front of
it, was probably not less than three thousand
Our loss is estimated at eight hundred and
may prove less General Humphreys attacked
on the left with great promptnssS, capturing
near one hundred men, and causing the enc.
my TO return his troops to that part Of his lines
rapidly.
[Signed. U, s. GRANT,
l.ff .l.UuH4 a Lieutenant (aperAl
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.a Wan DEPARTMENT, WAsHISeToN,
...ttIa March 25-l0P. NJ.

MAJOR General Dir 'r i.,.tH .a.a
The following dispatch from General Scho-
field, reports his arrival at, and occupation of
Goldsboro, on Tuesday, March 2lst, with but
slight opposition.
gs' Sign ed. +. NJ. STANTON
l'2 2g ....4.... Secretary Of War,
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by TeIegraph.
- assisEsiBllasik fI1ltAs.lAt "a.
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE


The enemy attacked my front this morning
at about 4:30 A. NJ. !, with three divisions, un.
der command of Gen tiordon By q sudden
rash they seized the line held by the Sd brig
ade Of the lat division, at the foot OF the bill
70 the right Of Fort Steadman, wheeled and
ogerpowering the garr son, took possession Of
tue tort They established themselves upon
the bill turning 'onr guns upon US. Our
troops on either flank stood frm
AfterwArd a determined attack was made
on Fort Haskell, which Ras CHECKED ~ a psrt
OF McIaughlins brigade, Wilcox's division
and was repulsed with great oss to the ene.
my
| The lst brigade Of HsrtsufIs division, held
u reserve, was brought up aud a check given
to any further advance.
Two attempts we're made to retake the hill
bnt were only temporarily successful, until
the arrival of the. Second brigade, when a
charge was made by that brigade, aided by
the troops Of the First division on their flank
and the enemy were driven out OF the fort
with the loss of number Of prisoners
about sixteen hundred Two batteAags
have also been brought 10.
The enemy slpsi heavily in killed outside Of
our lines.
The whole line was Immediately reoccupied
and the guns retaken uniDjured
j regret to add that General Mclaughlin
was captured in Fort Steadman Our loss
otherwise was not heavy. Great praise is due
to General Harisulf for the gallantry display.
ed in handling his division, which behaved
With great skill in this, its first engagement,
lSigned .9| ..I l john PARKE,
n' ,,..,.... Major General
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i iA"A LoVbNiLLhi hHsi september lO, 1868
On ihe 22d OF July last / submitted, through an
agent OF mine, to the Me- oa Director OF the Depart
ment OF the Cumberland n sample Of my Cedron
buers Tor his inspection, and requested l alter an.
Aysis, he found II meritoEons, 70 sanction aud ap.
The iolowing N the Medical Direct-r's reply and
Nc once, TO ayeit sold 20 Suffers.
IMuLILl WAA JOHN BiJtH.
81 am satisfied that cedron Btters will do no harm
20 any one, u taken properly and ia moderation.
zee no objection 70 Dr. Bulls being permitted to dis.
"a. HENfy THURsToN.
"snFgeOu and Medical Director b, O."
"hEADoUARTERs DrP'r or rHE CUHBERLAEB.
l..l "NAsHuLLE, TENEEssEE, July "a, 1858,
N'Dr John Bulls agent, Mr.. -, has permIasion
ship 10 Nashville, Tennessee, Rross (or
Oo dolen OF fbglPs Oedron BttSra for bale TO sutlers
.Fhs saiaiioaa of als TIsas..sy peysr,u,eut Ar.
70 b. compiled with strictly.
"by command OF Major General Reseffaab.
"MaloT and Provost Marshal General
SPECIAL PEhMfr. /" hi'''"
-s-- UnTED BTkTSs oUtFoH House, q t N"4ni)
.ay-r lNAsHYiLLE, TEHREssEEa August u, 1884 6na
LDn John Bull agent M ----, has parsniaaion N
70 the front, via railroad or pike within the
Federal lnss for the use OF the army fllO1 one hdf
dred andforty bOxaa oi Bulls oedFon BltteFs m '
."i'I k"H J. r. DILLIB. Fac
Per MILL -. ma IsIl.aas-lsf
surveyor Of Customs.
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a1 "a V3CaAu4
And Justly deserY ethe reputation IL has so long en-
Joyedin oentpNl lAmencs and ths West Indiss,t z
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NuiVVJVI o. UuHIoma.
.l1i9otor nov ytdnR.arIunsA. = enc

"a "VioKsSvlo, MIssSsiFPJ, August 9, Ises.
pear slr-I am happy tn state TO you that have
nssl your valus0e yefron Bitte, with great bsnSal
10 myself IN general debility and prostTatlon on nv
System, produced by the unhealthy and miasTasiie
innuenoes OF the hisssslpp River and around VlokS-
burg, having been with 0enara ra ann thfouehg
out lis whole southern campaign oonddsntlv rssl :,
eommend ~ eto all psEsens Nhn "a apossd nil =
unheAltny chnates. II. W. fOGLU,l sn ~ -
-. W. Agent U. g. sanitary oonmssicn' r.
1at Irratslo1 a.ahssaf EeGi.-I fi Do sls9or .
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