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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18

From John p. Wickershani, Esq, firm OF
Wiekersham Hutchinson, the celebrated Msnufsctur-
am the recipient from You of OF the greatest IA
that be conferred upon man. that of health
For many years have suffered from one of the an
noying and debiitatng complaints that the human fam
lily can be afflicted with, Chronic Diarrhea. s4
During the long time was suffering from this disease
was attended By regular physicians, giving me but
temporary relef The cause seemed to remain until
Induced to try Hoofsnds Gema4 Biters After the
Of few bottles of that uvauabs medicine the
plaiBt appssTed TO be cOmpletely ersdcated. II
often nwsrdly thank you for such valuable specific
and whenever have opportunity, cheerfulIy recon,
mend ii, with full confidence In its reliability 3f
Yours, truly, JOHN B. WICKERSHAM .
New York, Feb 2, 1865.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18
. Special NOtiic,e.s.
,ra rnNSEIrvDruvpe

tsr,- 20 TO CONSUMPTIVES. fr,i Is
Gonsumptives will receive valuable prescription for
the cure of Consumption, Asthma Bronehits and all
Throat and Lung Affections, free Of chsrge BY sending
their address to Rev EDWARD A. WILSON. 1s
4onOS iaf Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York. I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18

AaministratOr's a Sale.

rUxHE undersigned, Administrator Of VIM A Hills Es-
tate will sell the late residence Ofthe deceased in
sScott Township, Sandusky county, Ohio, on
Wednesday, the Esd day of November,
cemmeneing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following property:
Seven head Horses, 2 Cows, s young Cat
de. Breeding Sow, two 2-horse Wagons, Mower,
u a. 10rsin Drill PloWEs Dragh and q large num-
ber Of Farming Utensils-
TEREs-Nins months credit viii be given all sums
Of "a md over With approved security; and all under S.
C.,h = IkCOB FICKES, Administrator.
scott Township, Nov. s, 1854. 45w2e
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An INTEREsTIraI LErTKR-Messr. D..

7lGEEG8I IETIEHs-UIeSSTR, P0qf
BfaKs Agents n. X. Sanitary Society, Rochester,.
Gentsl oeen It due to ron to state the magical s,
OF tnat one bottle of Peoples Cure which from
you in November last Seeing the ADVERTISEMENT ~ % ~
Society Offering to give Jour medicine to Cier1ysn for
ihe poor Of their parishes, obtained bottle Sr poor
gir oil my congregation who had long been nearly kan
less from Rheumatism, and strange to say that one
tie cured her entirely IWte this hoping that Il NAV
AID the Society IN is efforts TO introduce the medci
and bless those who may need such remedy. and -.
strong terms as believe its merits will fully iustf tb
most superiAtiTs forms Of speech 'AS
Yours, Respectfully, G. r. WILKINS
zsy1 fef.a Pistsford, Monroe Co, NY
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18
Read Who Says So.

FROM THE HON. TkkOS. b.
Washington, Jan. lst, 1864.
GeRtlensn-HayiDg stated it verbally you have no
hesitation, in writing the fact that experienced mark
ed benefit from your HoofAnds German Btters During
long and tedious session Of Congress- pressing and on
eroas duties nearly proetrssed Kind frisnd su9-
gested ths Of the preparation have named took
bis advice and the result improvement Of health
renewed energy, and that particular relief SO much
needed and obtained Others may be similarly sdyantae
ed II they desire to be. Truly, your friend,
THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18

Observe the following Symptoms:
Residing from Disorders Of the Digestive System:
Constipation, Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood to the
Head Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn Dis
gust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Erucstions, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit
Of the stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Dihcult Breathing, Fluttering at Heart,
Choking or Suffocating Sensations, when in
Lying Posture, -s.--.f +
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs -.
before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain Is
in the Head Deficiency Of Perspirstion,
Yellowness of the Skin, and Eyes, Pain in -.
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden Fnshes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Com -,
tAnt lmagnings Of Evil and great Depression Spirits
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From Rev, j. Q. Herman, of the German Re-
fOrmed Church, Kutgtown, Berks County, Penn.s
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. and haye never nsed
any medicine that did me unch good as Hootand's
Bisters. very much improved in health, after hay
ing taken Eve bottles. Yours with respect,
J. s. HERMAN.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-05-03

0sAHG..s c. Il 4l.I.i 9. Nosby surprised
a picket Of the enemy, consisting of 40 men.
at ls,.: tc1's Nil, in Fairfax county On Fri
day last capturing ino,i and Is horses. The
rest escaped daring the day, The enemy
presso, Mcs3y, recapturing f.,ar horses, and
taking prisoners Lent Hunter, command
ing co. j, nd wounC.ing Lieut.. Nelson Of
the same company. \ fight between -Mosby
ard the Yankees occurred at Laesburg, on
Monday week, il which tic Yankees lest 9
Killed aas. ;. ~ound-j ,-ou: less one wound
ed.
All the Yankees have left the Valley
Most Il them are coming tu reinforce Meade
lYcri.l has gene to South y @stern Virgin
ia on q rid.
Meade is receiving rc;ncorceueuts over the
Alexandria railroad
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RED RIVER Exr1DirIos--o-FIcI,L REPORT.
: Tie Naval Department Yesterday received
the following telegram:
S. CA.no, Iil, April ts,h, 1884
Hon Cis.eoa IEtejses ,5eczetoy ef tte -ftt,y
). have received private letters to:a t.ed
1iscr, ne'datcd Grand <:core, I.a.,- Arril 10,
ssad one date, aiezanelsia, April -. stat;.tg
'lat tic army and-r :cTl. lf;;n.1s NIT with .
s'sveyse on the 6;>., netr s!al1siitid.
IS Oar arlrv fell ta1 K to PLEASANT I.::li, ard
The next day tie rebels attacked them and
we're handsomely WHIPPED. Loss he.,y oi.
beth sides.
|. Tie .sdrai,al,, when last heard from, was
i bp,@t forty lt.sse& ,,ocYo c,,:a.d E>o, River
~ivW
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TuC 500 FER CENT. PESALTY.-Capt. Nc
G0wan Past Qnartermaster at this place, has
received the following Circular from the
Quarte1Inas; er Generals oaico, Richmontl
.'ConeresS was asked to pass 4 law making
the penalty in default Of delivery Of tax in
.1nd tiva times the Assessors valuation. It
was supposed that tho law was intended 10
.:ilracc The crops Of 49, but it has been de-
citicl that j, does not, except SO far as relates
to bacon and tob ,cco. which are not ''ready
for market until after January 'Gi; thus ba-
con and tobacco to the kvefold penalty.
Other crops Of 'o3 subject to the 50 per
ct. penalty. The ivefold pcnalty applies to
the crops OF "a and following"
Tnis is all right, and will quiet the just
complaints Of the public against the preyiou.
decision. OF the Department, which subjected
grain and all other tithes not delivered to this
$40 per cent. penalty. Our readers may re-
collect t!at W. discussed the whole question
On the. l4,h lust, contendmg for PIE cisely the
deci. .on Row made, which is equivalent to a
decision that the amended tax law passed on
the 18th Fey last is mot referred back 10
Aprl q, 1863, but is in reality new tax
,a,, applicable to 1854 only and not to 1863
H., - fJJxfrrF,
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DinoPoIis, April 2T.-ihia morning q
locomotive belonging to the Selma and De-
mopolis road, with freight cars, loaded
With corn, became unlnana geable eEd plunged
down the river grade, .}rowing ole car in
the river and the otl.crs Of the track, caus-
irg d general break up. 10 lives lost
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THE ESCAPE oE HuDsoN TME Spr.-We
yesterday learned, Tor the first time, Of tho
escape from C,ste Thunder, on forged or
DIR, of lIr'son. TIE notorious spy arrested
by ttie "Unhnown t.etctti7e' on the Southern
Railroad, last summer. The escape was
made some weeks sinse. and subsequently /,
d letter from a prisoner in the Castle was n
terccptel. It was dated headquarters Gem
cral Mcalc's Army and the contents ind'-
catcl that the sc"u..drcl Lod been appointed
on ticauc;s staff.
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SEILrI,I. SURGICAL OPERATIoV.--M. Maj
sonncuve Srgeon of the Hotel Dieu, dcscrih-
"a how he removed from pat'en. the whole
.! tongue afflicted with cancer by nieans "f
!, hat he terms cautcricJtion en- ferhes. !Ie
ful forated the tongue with eight Of his eau
,c,iSue arrows (aechcsi 50 as to cause all tao
affected portions to slough off in one nass.--
Ills patient after the removal Of the tongue.
coulds neither sw'sllow nor speak; but per-
fnrlned both these functions on being suppl
cd with gutta perchs tongue Of tae natural
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81 OccCgGEscE-On the 9Th inst, Wm.
V. Dro,'loot II years Of age, son OF VIM.
y; br9at:!oot, E4q.. Of this town, was ia
tail, wounded in The vicinity Of Lncolnton
by r:ae, rashly though not malicioasly
,;rsd - a lad Of l3. It's sad blow to =
f;...iy and friends to whom his excellent
qc.litics 4nd disposition had greatly enIoar'
! cd AIN.
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=. II. H.:Hs2cE,
/ .c1t Captain.



ter iroA.. Grand Ecoro Of tie 10th inst, says
four cavalry had been driving c enemy 10.
two days, but Oh ;ile forenoon of Tie otl sent
haen "olo ioT il5tantly SUPPORTS ten. Ran
son. IN censnan, ut the :; ;,l.u IN divisions
ot the i:5,h corps, was ordered 70 send iCr
war,i brigade, and lie did So. il noon lie
followed with the ga DIVISION and at CT a:i-
Fancng about mlies from where t.ie 81 ii
visioA oi his cotnLlaud, and The lJtl corps
were enconnfed, Tie rebels made stand, and
IT.our hue, spnsistng of OILY 400 infantry,
vas forn.cs1 ii bclt Of tI'e voos;5 wish a.
open field IL 'front.', and tie .ilouly- III the
X ooos Oh the other side.
= yencIal Steae, cl4ief of General 3ans
II, TIC .:@lts s>l t0,, ;..- e:. c:.o.1
! Il Ia. movements.
Genera! Ransom was in f 10Y of advancing
c ..y il. force buL his wish was disrex;.l css.
Afte 4 slirtnish across this open byld tor
q. at an ilsitr, the enemy advanced upon ua
III overwhelming nun.I5>;S, esliiis::- Cd Ut 10
COS strong. e.sa. 1ssEsols got Gil tne avi.!-
/ able troops islgf front. nd optn's: O. tAe
,rncay. ile oss ,fsssly 4,ils ;1isai.cca stead,
+ Soon al og4tUe cavalry gave way a,.ts
tie infantry fell hack. i! : tc.T n,on3cnt2
/ .ne .en~lny pressed CLOSELY up. Ike pamic
of>tLe. ca> si,y So 1a1avG siz4d the army tn.--
tae rstreal became q f;,l1'e. The Genera! d:u
al III hs power il r"llS t:leis, bit finding Il
Impossible without ior;e,.let.ts, mace or-
cry effort 10 save tse artillery. While eri<!es,y-
cling TO get the ta,cago Mcrca1tls D .ttely
OF SAFELY, General hanson wounded severely
III tie leg. Los CT HE battery IN h.!>d aux,
captG,es1, sic. But one Of these returned TO
camp after the disaster. While tie ii, a.
division was falling back ia disorder, The Sd
| div s:s;cn, numbering Only | SO men, came
up and " as Immediately yotstet Iini-:ty,
tie i3.a corps geo men c:.lie up and formed
in line. They atts.c. eli de enemy and held
them until we got all t!i- trains cti except
that Of the cavalry.
The whole army is falling ac.S here, wlie1 c
lit must wait to rco:g;,i.z5 l,v,o.c p1yyce d.lae
! further towards <5ii"yrei ert.
4 tc'eoram frou, Cairo. dated tho ..1st
says.
,avi~oc from Cranl rrora r.,1 ,;va; T.
~. T5.h ba~a bc..o r..,,.,y,.I ~, |,,,,}r =,
~ 81, H.. r,,,.1+.+ ~, >s.i;.,, {s,..- :<.,1
Ma. reI,@:is vcr, c,,,,n,;.r,te1] !,v i.e,,, >t
o,.1}sr ur,me, and Ia, lor IN n..,ir t:,n
{, ;rl,,, >n.;tt,
/. ~ rn,eI losa in IT,, r,st 1ay;, n.s.t !.
n9.ce,I et ! 50n
1. ne 2nI lav's G.l}t MAS # Pleasant Il;
,rhere. a. previously st.t.d. ta,. enemy wa,
most gtouriolr:ly routed and driven from ii,
tield tay our forces undcr Gen - J. oniiti
Zen: BANKS c.'"ih2SCi,iG III c'sItI.
Inc ene'i5 ; iosso II Hc&Fg liits ~ !e3SJ t"'
70 cur oFie. Among Ger hi!e' were 0tha
morton ana i''2"'S :, >, .
j luiaho 1-eo'c u o.i 'ne i's~ i'' 81 4 -''i
CT two a3ofc -'"tch'tociies.
Gen Holmes viii be surprised to learn
taat be.w4s ii. tl:Y a:osc ta5tlc>
TIE pli!u.lc1,.Lia Eeer;rcf has Tie follow
;ar on ti,n
;
~ N'--SA1 f1<sE1 0e i-i'1-'"'
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The notorious Brownlov adyices that cy
cry S"uthe1a man, including ministers Of the
: ~iei, especially those of the Methodlss
Episcopal Church, should be driven out ef
last caaes.cc, Or put To deEth.
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r. LE & = r
Reported by the Press = ssaciatseasa

Entered according 10 Acf of Conr.ess 3
wear Isl;; bT j. s. Trasiler. il the clerks
% TIE l,:strict Court Of til" nkesis:i-ssc 81
Tor the Tggt:itrn District ut Georgia.
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FALL II PRICE: The SayaBnah Rsp:,bli-
can says the introduction Of tho new curren-
cy into tha. city has mad the eitrct of bring
lug down prices considerably.
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Mss DR. /. i aL&El;. -4'le CO..! Spondcni
of the i tcon Contrlsiale . ii.e4 i..1..i Iun-
mel EsiN, the / i:l:
We've seen the Doctor Yes, s;r, we've seen
her. Nure setn tchc? Have seen Miss
.sarv l.. Walker, II. L. Extra Surgeon. SD
He13iuc.t O:.io |o.tnteelS, Nc ~0uh's Brig
a1e' 50 ~te styled herself, and SO she
IS styled ia orders assigning llcr TO du-
t..
Some weeks snce the Yankee papers, viii.
much flourish announced ,lle young, beau
titul and accom- she'd NJ. ID. S arrival IN
Chattanooga. We read the announcement,
smI. &, 4nd-thru: Il OF it no more. OIL
mag ina 2 ine cur surprise when to-day
our pickets sent in the Doctor herSeIf.
/ Sac l., apparently Of about twenty eight
or, thirty summers; a little worn, bat sill
+, ass;..ly good 10. king. Hair dark ana S;stEi-
ere under silk net. Figure abou- ...c tctt
SIX, aus rather thin.
lie costume is IS novel as her position.
'E;io0mcI' costume Of bi,:c brgae.tlo.h, trlnl-
;r:cd with brass buttons; lsEll<ve uniform hat
viii cord tassei; Surgeons sraen silk sash,
worn oyeg the right snoall. Y ana across the
breast, fastening, Ga tie left slIc. Over her
io~i she wore "a blue Goth m;ljla"; over
coat and c.pc. lastly, she Wore bo~ts. and
hcrc lei nle say that, III respect to fert, there
was more ot her .;eIson parallel 70 the earth
:han strict rules OF beauty wodiI rcl 'ure)
plain cali skin boots over hex pants, G.I
reaching = :he bottom Of l.cr dress.
When token lie wa' near cur picket l's.es
with the purpose, as s'le states, Of sending
,o.ne Ie: t-i> through, ;iie lines. She VIZ,
mounted Oh a small and rather Indifferent
looking horse, (''ii you have :e rs - shed
] prepare to siicd '''et' now.) e, siI--]
say tt say sac N4s riGln. mans st.@i,
with Jo~t~'a each stjrr"p.
he Doct"T, along With her s'H!uIs, go
il.r 70. III Il t:lia ti% she app2rtc a IN
tie euIbtrresse - 70 her crcs.it, BE i
>lil-LEt answered promptly al.o -:.tcil G>llt
E. T..
I, She has in rar face a'lGl manner the "uI
,or tl..n tloss CT ,Ao minority Of Lc1
IL,
,,o-.,,, .+,,o,,o,, rr,,o
N'-'.'
i-7t'F' iss ii's ms lt"l etis D'!'s7-tH : =
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1.e schoonc", Wild Pigeon, which Left
IIayana, O.. tt,r 9 n u!t., l"r NOBLE, has
bc cn wrecked oil tic coast of Ti,iid.,. iior
= r;go woH.l nave ocvn vAluatie -hc gu.
i .-r4cS.
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TIE DEPARTMENT OF iIGHn.co.-It is re-
ported, though rot.vet officially announced,
that ,,iaj. Cen Robert Ransom, of North
taro!in. has been appointed to taxi com
,oand oi the Department of l!e.rico, Gen.
/. ~. no has ioc some ti!lte past filed that
.i:p4tant pos:to:' having, i is ow;. lcln. e.,
.t,.. s,.t ~ t:c He'd, --t@r.th
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llk by scouts to Tuastallsi station,
Hly were-aeyancifg up the Pen
1aa driven in our pielsets at Ess Essl.-
night. The train left in
kre IS a goet deal Of excitement
stsl's. No further particulars
1eecrta:net,.
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g T. April IS. a body Of Ysr-
as;oiit two hundred stroug cfua-
ss,ns river si.is Iiior.ting, q, Rus.e. *
oecsrisd MADISON c. II. There
81 stiar ssGssil, uE,e CT eur men eaaa,-
ssu ss-.ols,. led has arrived here. Iti>
3|s'ss,e .iaefa-is scouting party bc
:setlsins of Interest.
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Ecaoc.iiiye D.,a ~ .ss nj <.,rti. Carolina
AD5orASr tias4&Al.'s OTrIcH,
Raleigh. April Il, ioGi.
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WHO "rROCLAIMnD Nt-Al.

Thu Ne.x sro-L, ,.;.,,..-5,, - ,,..>,;t - !,
!eadipy He,,,E,,.ear 49,. .,,s tha !
ORGAN !, Nv Vel ns H.
in its 80 ,.g the G.,, ae W. '''.t =,
editorial t.l;ny issfe wi,b Ih,'i5a,, sta".ns
f.r STATING .I,7 .;,a ro,.} ce.e -
ON .,.,a 80 -, ,'1',o ~
iI-n;ao !, - -, ~ t"''-' :" ."e
~. -. :.~t,-'4 W" = d I i>e' 'i'a' Cali
- ,,.,.'a.,.
son4 f,a~,,,,:e.'.l-.-s- ,.'-''el ic1es' "''"
....;,a = ~, :" ie,
: "~a," 80, i:ot receive 'cehs, anu
f..f ,.,., 80. -. question WHO Afee 'Ae
Z = ''o'-''''o
~v.., or.-->,,
- - t-.t- ot P.-tAoo Il.
N''' = s2"i'o%'.cc o'Sta raytttsEi!ls Observer
ii'4IIpS. n AFr:i %.
t,7sS.S. =: u iiSie y sn.as: ADOPT this
with the ffIen~s a'l-
s''''','iS ,S . O. \, - X i. II orcer to let
'neii hs'o'" ii'" "e Jared ia tic piylaouii!
'..''.
II - - ','t' c'i$s ,aes tf i'ian'Ty,
= "''' 4'ai'So.' pieces o
.,,.-.sf - G, o. 20 O cas-ir:, frnfn orr
-: -, - -,Iltts on tiic 'th, art
- 9 =. vat re dld not eaptnre ei t.
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~ '',l,o@y h'6'''' (ehe on '"',h"'5 ocG
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oi' '.-e' i''' t,.o,-rt &c NV
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N3p-.Yru-F ssC,Ec
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taoae!. riis;ss. a s,z zass
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Cen. Vessel aid otter officers, captured
at Plymouth, arrived Il the Libby prison
10 day.
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HEADa'Rs DEPARTMENT OF wAsHINeroN,(
22D ARMY CoRPS, Jan. o, 1854.
General Orders, No. 4.
l. Suffers in this department, and others who
are authorized to furnish goods and supplies for
officers and soldiers In this department, will be
furnished transportation over the Orange and
Alexandria and the Loudon aud Hampshire ratl-
road when 1t can be done without inconvenience
to the public service, upon the following eondi-
tions Inventories, in duplicate OF the goods TO be
transported, must be approved by the commanding
officer oil the regiment or battery, and by brigade
and division commander.
Invoices containing goods ordered by Officers,
including liquors, must also be approved BY gen.
eral officer, and be accompanied by the certificate
OF the officer ordering the same, that they are for
his private stores All invoices, bills and permits
must have the approval Of the Provost Marshal
General Defenees South Of the Potomac.
II. Authorized suffers, purveyoTs, and agents
will be permitted to load their goods at AlexAn-
drla, Virginia, to an amount not exceeding one
sixth Of q car load, on such days and upon such
trains as may be designated by the Superintendent
Of said military roads, upon the payment Of such
sum ~ shall be required by the Superintendent
the same to be paid In advance to the Provost
Marshal General Defenoes South OF the Potomae,
at the time the bill IL approved and transportation
granted.
The amount 30 paid, and an order for transport
alton, will be Endorsed upon the approved bills.
All goods so transported will at all times be at the
risk OF the owner
III. All packages containing alcoholic, vino,
or malt liquors, ordered by an officer, shall be
turned over to the ofieer ordering the within
twenty-four hours after the same arrive, and be
kept in his private quarters or TENT alongor do.
tenpon Of liquor by the Gutler, purveyor or agent,
shah be regarded a. evidence Of his keeping the
same for sale
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-11

HEADavARTERs, Pnovosr MAAsnAL's orrIeE,l
WARRINGTON, d. c., January 2, 1864. I
Special Orders, No.,
The sale OF liquors containing alcohol is totally
prohibited in the following designated localities
Squares ZIG, lit, IBS and 40; so much thereof as
front on Nineteenth and NJ Streets in the vicinity
Of Nineteenth-street Park.
Squares Is7, 1888, Iss 1885, I69 &c., 1871 and ls2; SO
much thereof as front on Seventeenth, Eighteenth
and streets, In the vicinity Of Seventeenth
street and Ambulance Parks.
Squares az az 40 A. A. ~ a. b2 o. 81, b5, So, o.
6s So co. TO- H. 70, go 3d. 3d. ST. 81, IO2 IO5 1884, I2O
i2I I92 I2s It2, 49, iIIj in the First ward, south
OF Pennsylvania avenue.
Squares T. s. 10, IS, 10, 2Oi in the vicinity Of C.
street wharf
Squares Io7, 49, 1884, 1884, 1884, 1856; so much thereof
as fronts on Connecticut avenue, Seventeenth
Eighteenth, and streets, in the vicinity Of the
street stables.
Squares 4T2, F1o sol 500, and 6o5i In the vicinity
OF sixth and seventh street whAives D..
Squares 6Ts STA $50 sai, 6a2 saa, 65I 65i, 65a,
any vacant street or avenue incluted in these
squares being In the vicinity Of railroad depot and
soldiers retreat.
Squares 72s, TAO TAI, 1s4 7s5 1853, and 100, in the
vicinity Of Old Capitol and Carroll prisons and
barracks.
On anyplsos within four squares of BiadenANurs
toll-gate. ....
On any place within two squares of Kendall
Green park.
On any place within two squares OF Railroad
park; beins those published In Special Orders No.
from those headquarters, OF date November 4,
1882
squares 2s2 2ss 2s1, 2ss 2Ss no 2s7, 2Ss s2S s2T
s69 s6S 1884, $50, 1856, 4oo 49, I3a, t3I 46 49, 4s2,
6SI, and squares and D, on Maryland avenue, In
the vicinity OF Government railroad, dePota, and
storehouBeB.