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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-12-16
HID. Qr's Res. Forces v. d.
Staunton. Nov. 1864.

THE detail papers of the following named men
i of the Res Glass in Augusta, and Rockbridge,
are in his Office the parties entined to them are
ordered to report promptly at these Hdi ar's, in
person failing to do SO, their papers viii be with
held,
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Nov IF
H9d Q'rs Valley Dist
NOVEMBER 25TE 1861.
GENERAL ORDER,
NO III,

GENERAL ORDER,
NO III.
III. All officers of this Army are prohibited from
impressing, otherwise iering with, necessary
supplies purchased for the of any Nitro or Iron
works in the Valley district which are in actual
operation ana no impress ment of the wagons and
teams. necessary to carry such work, will DO al
lowed.
BY order Of
1T. GENL EARLY,
7. J. c. MOORE, A. A. GENL.
FOX AAJ. j. F. JONES, N. & NJ. Corps.
/ NITRE AND MINING OFFICE
Stanton, Nov. 2Sth 1864.
Contractors at the Nitre or Iroa. works, will in
case OF any impressment of their supplies, immedi-
ately notify me, giving the name of the officer who
impressss, the date, and the quantity taken.
JAMES F. JONES,
Major N. & NJ. Corgs.
gg> Rockingham Register and LeSins ton Ca
zette will! copy times, and send bill to this Office
Dec st
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Dec st
The County Cotton is to Hand

AI1O OOullIy OOGLOn Is TO danQ.
THE COUNTY AGENTS have recei we'd another
l. lot of Cotton Cloth for distribution Soldiers
families and INDECENT families. willcone and draw
orders will come and get their Cotton at once
Furth er orders and deposits will be received
Call at Mesby and Taylor's old stand on Nam
Street Stanton.
!, PECK & TAYLOR,
Commercial agents for Augusta County.
noo
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Contributions for: se,dirers in
the Valley.

CIl0 dIICV.
QUARTERMAsTERs OFVICY, }
Staunton Va. November 22d 1864
A RANGEMENTS have been made to forward
IA boxes of clothing and pro visions every week to
the officers and Soldiers in Genl Early's Army in
the Valley. All sush. packages deposited in my
Stone House o. "Wednesday Ct each weet, or for
wardsd by Railroad to my care distinctly marked
Regiment and Brigade, will be forwarded immedl-
a4ely and safely to its destination.
IN BELL,
Maj u Q 81.
~ Examiner and Enquirer copy six times and
send bill to this office.
Nov 25-fa
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AUGUSTA Co.

AUGUSTA Co.
Andrews William,
Argenbright David,
Argenbrighi Jacob,
Bosserman j ohm,
Conner David d.
Fox David j.
Fix George,
Gilkeson David C.
Hale John,
Kindig A K.
Pitman A A.
Perry James,
Rusmisel George,
Smith Jos. T.
Smith Geo. W.
SHuH w m. W.
Slower Jacob,
Smith Bluetord,
Woodland VIM ".
Wiserman John A.
w ON oldorf Geo. w.
Wright R. ".
RoCKBRIDaE. Co
Agndr James,
Agnor J5ha II.
Allen Isreal,
Burgess NJ.
Blackburn Jas D.
BY of!ae'r' Il
BRIG GEN
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FORGE, MILL AND SLAVE,
FTOr Sa1a

IN pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of
i Augusta County, entered in the caus of Alex
ander Patterson,s admir- &c. against his heirs
shalt proceed on the premises on Friday the 23d
day OF December next, to resell the property known
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VIRGINIA -
At Rules held in the Cle&s
Office of the County Court of Rockingham, on
Monday the IT. day of Nov. 1865.
SoLAAAS p. REAuRR Pltf, i 4;
We : upon an attachment
SAMUEL MILLER Defendant,
The object Of this nit is to recover, against the
defendant $500, 90 to become due as follows. viz ::
$500, ON the LIST day OF January, 1895 $500 Oh the
of January 1867.
1t eppeSriDg from the return of the Sheriff made
in this case, and an affidavit hled that The defend
ant is not resident OF the State of Virginia. it is
therefore ordered that the said Samuel Miller do
appear here within one month after due publication
of this order, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in said suit.
:tn., = :. Teste.
WooDsoN p. Q. VII. D. TROUT, D. C.
Nov I3-tf
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NJ ETROPoLITAN HoyJsE>


Washington, D. G., Nov. 20, 1864.
Hon, ". II. ,Scuara. tScctry Of State, dc
Hon. SIR In reply to your letter Of
today, permit me to state that the address
which | have the honor of being deputed
by the parties signiug it to bring to this
country, and containing the signature Of
some three hundred and Efty thousand of
my conntrymcn-from the peer TO the arti-
SAN is not from the Government of Great
Britain nor from any polite al PARTY. 1t is
simply all expression of the earnest desire
of the masses Of the people Of Great Britain
to sec peace again restored to this contiL ent
Waning your favor, am, Hon Sir, yours,
most obedientiy, e.
JOSEPH PARKER.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington Nov: 26, 1864.
10 JOS. Parker, Esq. Metropolitan Hotel:
Sir Tie Government Oft the United states
{; II + GIVE the id lie S c'i,are ii n
ed III your notes of this morning Your
request for an interview with the President
TO present the address is therefore declined.
am, sir. your obi servant,
VIZ. Il. SEWARD
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Augusta Co., Conrt CLERKS Office to wit:
TWO ESTRAY STEERS,
TAKEN up by VIM 4 Ian Ies en- his land, in
l. Augusta County. the 3rd dav Of I ctober 1854
of the following description to wit:
lst A Yearlins Of dark red color, White back
and belley nc eaE marks, and Apr aisetr al 1856
2Dd. Yearling of bright red CO lor, white on
beey, no brand or ear marks, snd appr ased at
500. by JosepG Harshbarger, JopsshSn Landes
and George N Cook, before VIM o Ross.
Extract Teste
WIN. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
Dec 9-3t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grain Borrowed for Geni Lees
rnlv

DERSONS HOLDING my receipt, for grain bor-
L rowed for Genl Lees Army last Spring are
requested to pre- cut the receipts at my Office i'm
mediately tor settlement.
1t is important for these tickets to be presented
at once and those who cannot come in person will
please send their tickets by some neighbor.
I'M BELL,
Maj & NJ.
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Railroad Notice.
- eoroeS tor. Hire.

HAv for hire, Two Negroes, of the foEowing
4 description: Two Boys, one about l , or J3.y
the other lG years old-capable Of doing aInoSt
any kind OF work on the farm. OF about the house.
Two G irls-one about or 10 years old the ssassii
Ii or IA years old the latter capable QfsRiag ~
work of any kind. | will hire ,hensAgsk s&H
der of the year 1854, or one year ffJk1xhS1M3
Nov limo S@@Sx &&rs
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GOVERN MENT SALE

FS>WO MULES ard THREE HORSES at Virgin
L ia Hotel Stables, Stanton, Va, on Monday,
10Th Dec. ,-lSG4.
A. Q. NJ. D..
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NEW GOOD
= N HI IL
Opposite Gao iel Hishs.

VPFVSNC III HlSHS.
s now receiving neat and we'll selected assort
L mens OF Dry Goods, Groceries, and Dive stuff,
which he will sell as low IS the times will Justify,
Among the Dry Goods will be found of va ,ietv
of styles and patterns of Ladies Dress Goods com
prising .
CALICOES,
MUSLlNS,
ALPACCAs, &c.
Hosiery assorted; tor Ladies and Gentlemen, H6on
skirts, extra quality, Boss, assorted colours Gem
tlemne's neck ties different STYLES. Shirts white
and coloured, Shirt collars, Brown and Bleached
cotton cloth, she citing do yds wide, Cotton warn
from No to Is white Cambrcks plain anil bar
red, Coat Pants, Vest and shirt Buttons patent
thread dihere emit colours, together with a variety
of ether articles in this line not enumerated.
GROCE SIES.
Rio Coffee superior article, Gunpowder and
Imperial Tea, fine favor, Brown Sugar Of exccllen
quality.
Miscellaneous AticleS.
Extract Of Logwood Coperas, Cap and noe pa
per Envelopes Lead Pencils, Hats of different
styles and qualities, Tobacco, Chewing and Smo-
king, Cigars, Black Pepper, &C.,
The above comprises in part the assortment of
goods now in store, and will be constantly receiy-
ing fresh supplies throughout the season.
+. J take this method of returning my SINGER.
thanks to the people of Staunton, and the Count -
for the very liberal eneoura cement exteude I'd #fs
me whilst engaged in business at ferIper b CT id1
and hope by strict attention. to- siaes3 y thtss
time, and adopting the ~ F 10y
sales and short profits, taaE AZ tetssfe
their shsre g Of tbS eRin na4;o aa
N. b. Country proauc6e ls tsk IA
change for goods. Il
Staunton June 8-tf && s's*
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Stockholders Nh Getting

Stockholders M Getting.
THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
4 CENTRAL BANK OF VIRGINIA will be
held at the banks g- house in Stanton on Wednes-
DAY, January 18th 1885, ut / O'Clock A. NJ.
W. Ii. TAMS, Cashier.
Dec 16-4t
DOR SALE.-A Negro Woman and Infant !;
.as nurse, is an excellent house servant good
plain seamstress and understands cardlrg and spin
ming cotton. Pecuniary considerations require
the sale.
Enquire at this office.
j. A. McPEETERS.
Dec I6-2t:
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III EW GOODS
At Taylor and IIOge's Old Stand

pLACK and white Caco's Ginghams Apaccas,
10 Grey Army Cloth, A. Cotton,
q Osnaburgs, Bleached Cotton,
Mems = Hose. Ladies Hose, Morocco Shoes
Handkerchiefs (assorted) Rice CanbricS,
Shoe Thread, Letter Paper, Shoe laccs
Buttons. tnatal and bOne,) Lead Pencils,
Salt, 20 Bis fine Smoking Tobacco,
and various other articles which will sell at small
advance.
s, 7. TAYLOR.
Sep 23-3mo.
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Coffman Geo A.
Chaplin VIM.
Cummings James,
Clarke Strother w.
Deacon d C.
Firebaugh David,
Figgatt r. H. =
Goodwin Joseph,
Gittle II II.
Gordon Alex.
Garland VIM H.
Gold Samuel,
Hill J j.
Jcenhour Jonathan,
Laekev John G..
Linn VIM.
McCorkle Eenj F.
McManary Alex.
McCorkle Samtel r.
Potter John,
Robertson Thos,
Shipley Zackariah,
SAvill Saml.
Savill Joseph,
,Shafer Fl. p.
Steel David,
Staten Kells,
W hitsell G W
Wilkeson S +.
E. G.. LEE, Comd'g
john Fl. McCtB,
A, A, 4, G.,
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OFFICE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
Richmond, March Gath 1854,
TTNHE Stockholders Of the Washington and New
1. Orleans, Richmond. Charlottes vile and
Stanton, LvnchbuSg and Abingdon, and East
Tennessee Telegraph Companies, are hereby no.
titled that the five per tax levied by the law
passed 18th February 1864, the value of al.
shares Id in telegraph or other companies. will be
paid BY the undersigned at this Office and they will
therefore omit the stock held in any Of these COM
panies in IL cir lists to assessors,
E. MCCARTHY, Auditor.
Southern Telegraph Companies,
A,.1
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October 2sth 1864 If
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Sept Aft.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

A wArF.--A few days ago R. s. Horn
brook, Esq, of this city, found small
boy on the street, about eight years old,
who says his name is Freddie Farbrsin,
and that he came from Indianapolis.
His father, be says, was a painter by
trade and lived on Noble street, Indian
apolis; that he enlisted in Capt. Wal
lace's company, 18th Indiana regiment,
and subsequently died, and that his
mother has died since, thus leaving him
an orphan alone in the world
Mr.. Hornbrook, responding to the
prompdngs Of noble impulse, took the
boy to bis fathers house, where be has
been provided with clothes aud viii be
taken care of until a good home can be
provided for him
We call the attention Of the Indian ap-
oils papers to the case, as the boy may
have friends and relatives who would be
glad to learn Of his whereabouts.
He is bright and sprightly boy, and
can easily find q home.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

The river is falling very slowly but
steadily, and the channel is not washing
out as fast as was expected, and nayigs-
ton is extremely difficult
The mail boat from Louisville, due
here on Saturday night had not ar
rived at late hour yesterday evening
and probably had 10 return from French
Island.
The Charmer left on Saturday after
noon with all the freight she dared to
carry
Boats continue to arrive from Green
river with as full cargoes Of tobacco as
is compatible with the depth of water in
that river, which is unusually low
The Gem, Gennie Hopkins, KIT,
Hutchinson, Fannie Brsndies and Kate
Robinson loaded here with cattle for
Government and left on Saturday for
the base of Sherman's supplies.
The Goody Friend returned from the
Cumberland river on Saturday, being
unable to get over the shoals, and viii
stow her Nashville freight here.
The many friends of Capt Hazlett, Of
the Carrie, wiz be panied to learn Of
the terrible accident which befell him
yesterday morning, full account OF
which will be found in our local columns
Capt. Hazlett is an elegant and &C
complished gentleman, and universally
popular.
The Louisville d Henderson Packet
Company, we learn, have chartered the
hght-draught steamer Jewess for the
mail-line between Louisville and this
city. She is 10 take the place of the
Palestine.
The Miami will scarcely get in in time
to return to Cairo to-day.
The Catawba, which left few days
ago for Cincinnati, broke both her
seams and had to return 10 this, city.
She will be out again in day or two.
There were no signs Of the McCombs
at midnight last night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR A PHI.
From Ihe Potomac Army.


WAsHISGroS, July 29.-Intelligence
from the upper Potomac to-day confirms
the advices Of yesterday that the enemy
have fallen back from the line of the
river, having made no new demonstra-
ton d Iring tha past "a hours. Whether
they have fallen back to Winchester, or
even further down the valley, is yet uD-
known.
There IS no longer any reason for
keeping secret the fact that Gen Grants
last movement against Richmond was
expected by himself and friends to result
in something far more decisive than any
thing he has yet undertaken against the
rebel capitol
Senator Wade, of Ohio, some two or
three weeks since, made visit to the
army Of the Potomac, the Senator feel
ing very blue at what be supposed the
failure of Grants campaign against
Richmond On his return to Washington,
after his visit, however, he was in the
best of spirits, and told his intimate
friends that be had no doubt at all the
rebel capitol would soon be captured
Grant told him that his long delay be-
fore Petersburg was due solely to the ex-
IRENE drouth, which rendered it impossi-
bic for him to move from where fresh
water could be procured He told Wade
that Just as soon as sufficient rain fell TO
insure supplies and lay the dust in the
roads, he would make a movement which
would fully satisfy the fullest expecta-
lions of the country.
1t will be remembered that rains have
just fell in the vicinity of Richmond, and
Grant, true to bis promise to Wade, is
now on the march to the rebel Capital;
this time on the north bank of the James
River.
Notwithstanding the withdrawal of the
Sixth Corps, very large reinforcements
have been sent to Grants army from va
rious quarters, including the Eighteenth
Corps, recently from the Mississippi river
officials here haveNpot lost confidence
that Grant will achieve brilliant sue
cess
A special to the Tribune dated Har-
per's Ferry 10Th, says: The rebels have
fallen hack to Winchester, where It'll be-
lievsd they intend to concentrate and
makea stand.
1t is barely possible the rebels will try
the desperate expedient Of making an
other dash on Washington. II is impos.
sible, therefore, to predict future move
menis. A collision may occur before
tomorrow morning.
In spite OF all that can be learned
from scouts, deserters snd citizens, the
number Of the enemy is still a matter Of
speculation
Nothing has been heard to-day from
Col. Mullgan, but it 10 believed be 10
still living.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

NASHVILLE, July 30.-In the battle Of
the 2sth our loss was less than six hun
dred The rebel loss is estimated by
Gen Howard at 5000 We buried 642
dead rebels, and more were left unbnried.
Our forces in this engagement we're Gov
cred, while those of the enemy were ex-
posed. The rebel Generals Stewart,
Long, and S. B. Lee we're severely
wounded.
Authentic official information places
the total rebel loss, since the investment
OF Atlanta, considerably above 20 900
Everything is progressing favorably.
The army is in good condition and
spirits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

SATURDAY, July 50.
For the past week business has continued dull
with scarcely any arrivals Of proaass flom the
country except water melons. Of which large
quantities arriving and fad rsAdy sale at good
prices IN nearly all articles prices remain an
changed.
GOLD has auetuat.d less this week than last,
eiosing ~ Is5 premium.
SILVER qaotabla at l&S prsuaiua.
FLOUR lover 81 oogT 50 Tor superhns, and
s. ssas rs for extra.
WHEAT hsid hrnly at 81 50al IS.
CORN arm and in demand at " 9oal IS for
sheilsd in sssks; 81 1891 % for ear.
OATS declined to SEE
BYE arm aud steady At 81 % With good de-
mAnd
WHITE BEANS arm and steady at 50 ooaa IS
ya'bushsl.
FRUIT ~ firm and hsviag sa upward tend.
ezey.
DRIED PEACHES 81 oOss 50.
DRIED APPLES hrmsr and slightly advanced.
and are nov he'd at 81 75@10O.
TIMOTHY SEED nominal and not snotsbis.
GLOVER sEED-Eons IN market
FLAX SEED in good demand at 81 ssta- as
POTATOES 81 51Sl co.
BUTTKE scarce at 351toc.
BACON armer aud higher.
HAMS quiet At 2Sa2s.
MASS PORK arm aud somewhat higher, and
10 nov hfmiy held At s2sa4o for old. and sa6G5s
for HeE.
HAY hrm and IN good demand at ss6a26.
SALT 10 fair demand At Soc
LAID dFm AHd higher. and may be quoted At
Is IA tissi ees asa II In ksgs
GROCERIES doll and declining.
COFFEE declined 90 g for Rlo
SUGAR steady and hrm st 2sd4Tc.
M0LAssEs advanced to 81 aoais5.
WHISKY hrm sud in good d%msaa at O. 10.
WOOL nrn and Ia demand at 6oaT0.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

WASHINGTON, July 30-Passengers by
the mail boat report that on Thursday,
p. II, the rebels in front Of Petersburg
opened on our forces from their bate
ries. The batteries on our side replied,
and soon silenced those Of the rebels
Our mortars also opened on the city and
continued to throw shells upon it until
Iats hour at night Several houses
were set on FIRE, which must have caused
no little CONSERVATION IN Petersburg, as
the alarm bells could be heard ringing
in an animated manner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01
New York Markets.

Naw YoRE. Jniy 80
OOTTON.--le better: % fOr middling mp
lands
FLOUR Shade hrmer: 10 29Alo 40 for extra
refund hoop Ohio 10 25ai2 % Tor trade brands !,
market elqsed suiet.
WHISKY .--Qqits arm At ] 124t -.
WHEAT Shade hrmer, bses2 90 for wlntsr
red MrsteTn,
CORs.-s,rady; 0oe,i 81 for new .lxod IS
al rs for white Western.
oATss--In general request AZ 0agt 0s1s.
GyFFEEs~-bHii aud unchanged.
EuGAk--Quiet; Caba 2O1z.
PETROLEu
wooL.-Dtll for foreign and quiet for de-
msstie.
PoRK.-More active, opening lower, but clos
Ing higher Ter rev ness IS % for mss 81 co1
Is 81 fsr naW nrsa, eiosing firm - 3s 38eg3s So
BACON SIDES Quiet.
LARB.=-Aetivs a. Z9fszi.
BUTTER VERY firm At 55ea4l
MONEY N odsrateiy active and steady. stcri-
ing exchange dsil al 094I 10,
GOLp.-Aore aetiEs. aud hrmsr aTsssd at 2b3
advanced 10 $50, declined fo2 50 advanced TO
g. aud closed heavy Al ? 5s3z
GOVERNMENT sTuCKs.-Less active, and
easier; q. s. q. al. eaaieons. W544I os4
ZOOS, coupons, | oezzaI us5x
The total exports Of sp~cis to-day we're S2if,b
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

GLORIOUS RAIs-The dry and parched
earth in this region was made glad on
Saturday BY heavy, soaking rain, which
was renewed again yesterday evening
and continued until after midnight. 1t
was a glorious, fructifying rain, worth
millions to the sturdy farmers Of this re-
gion, who have had great anxiety re-
Gently for the safety of their crops
With thankful hearts let all rejoice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-A dispatch
from Harper's Ferry, dated last night,
says it has been ascertained that Col
MslIigaR is not dead but badly wounded
and is still in the hands of the rebels
Pretty well authenticated information
received here last night. is to the effect
that the rebel Mosby with 500 cavalry
has crossed the Potomac into Maryland
at Edwards's Ferry, and is endeavoring
to intercept our wagon train. | learn
that it out of his reach, and besides is
strongly guarded
The Government authorities think the
report very doubtful that there are any
armed rebels yet in Maryland.
Trains still arrive regularly from San,
dy Hook and Frederick.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01
LOST.

DETwEEN 10 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT AND
ID o'clock to-day, Geld Finger Ring, Black
EnAmelled, set with Three White Stones. Beng
highly valued - pTesent from ioa ffe q, I wilt
pay very literally whoever will return il % ms /;
or will, on receipt Of Information through the
posfofhoe, or otherwise, As ~ how ] may send SIS
III gain be the object of who has ito have the
reg returned 10 ms anh uEt AID / hereby arm
j will ask 10 questions. aud never make any fur
Their disturbance regarding the matter. ARy other
Information proposition received will be attend
ed 10 promptly, from whatever scarce or In what
ever wayIt may come.
C. l. B. SHAVE.
Iy 2s-it No. II, First street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

NEW YORK, July 30.-The Posts
Washington special says:
Intelligence direct from Frederick,
states that 3 body of renel cavalry cross
ed into Maryland, at the mouth of the
Monocaey, last night Also, a part Of
McCauslands cavalry entered Pennsyl-
vania.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01
G. P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.

All pens bear my trademark, sc. +. BAREEs
ExrEA Lou. KY, Tor which have seeured the
copyright, aud warranted IL earzts ans and
perfect In every respect. sent BY mail or express
to asy part Of the country receipt Of prizes and
Fsara oA9rass- Persoas 0rderHE viii please STATE
the Aiza aud style DESIRED. whether hard or SOFT
hne and II the Pen should fall 10 please
prove defective, they wii have the privilege Of
exchanging. deduction Of fifteen per cent. al
lowed on orders Of SIS over, and tweuty-fi
per canton thoss Of SEQ Liberal disesunt n D.
to the trade. Old pens repaired ia she hest man
nsr for Atty cents land aampl each. CirCu.
lars showing sizes, styles, and prices Of Watches
sent FREK 10 any address. Address
81 q. r. BARNES,
Dealer 10 Gold Pens add AMKR4cAS WATCHES,
SIS Main Street, cor. Sixth, Louisville, KY.
meh2t'd NFaUt64
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July 50.-The Bulle-
tin has special from harrisburg to-
day, saying tie rebels are marching in
three columns g
1t is believed in official circles here,
that the rebels intend making to Bed
ford county and to the mountains ad-
jacens as post of general rendezvous
II is not learned whether the rebels
are destroying and pillaging in their ad-
vance.
There is none.of the alarm shown so
painfully as during former rebel inva-
sions.