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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

ing, but none will confess the re-
cords of the lnsaue AsVlums. And
Melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the Truth of the as
seltion. The Constitution once Effected with
Organic Weakness, requires the stongest Medi-
cine to Strengthen and Invgorate the system
FEM ALES--- FEMALES -fEMA LES.
In many Affections peculiar to Females the
Extract Buchc is uncguacd BY any Other rem
edy, MS in Chorosis ur Retention, lrrcgularity,
Painfuln,ss, or Suppression cfcustomary Evnc.
uatiou, liberated or Scirrhous state otthe Uter.
us, Leuchorrhoea or Whites Steriity, and f,i
all completes incident to the sex, whethersri
sing from ndiscrcon Habits of Dissipatson, or
in the Decline or Change Of Life. l' ''a
Tuke no more Balsam Mercury, or uiiplcas.
amt Me eiicines for unpleasant aud dangeFou.
diseases. Helnlbold's E4tpct Buche aud m
proved Rose Wash, cures SECRET DISEASES
in all their Stages, little or no change IN Diet
At little Expenae. rNoaincovenenea and nc
Exposure. IL causesa frequent desire, and
gives strength TO urinate, thereby, Removing
distinctions, Preventing and Caring Structures
of the Urethra, albaying Pain and inflammation
so ffcq'lent in the class OF diseases, and oxpel
ing all poisonous Diseases andworu out matter
Thousands apon thousands who have been
the victims OF Quacks and who have paid hea.
w fees to be cured in short time have found
they were deceived, and that the "Puisnn" has
by tleuse Of powerful astringents," been dried
up in tbdsystem to break out in an aggravated
form, and perhaps after mar 'age. r' I"r
Use Hclmhold's Extact Buchu for ull affec-
tons and diseases of the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Male or Female, from " hat
ever cause originating and no matter of How
Long Standing. s,o .rG -. i flI la.
n .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

atths Seneca County Marble works, immeli.
ate adjoining the Wire Bridge 1'iffin Ohio.
me Monuments. &c.,.ar eompos,id ofprigii
pai deslgns, and choice selections fran the most
appropriate and ,lbeantifnlstfucturet IN m odern
use, which the proprietors nre deiermined to
sell on the most accommodating terms.
W vi priers attem ed TO with psohptncss.
IF Experienced workmrn sen, TO all parts Of
the Stideto erect nonumeits made by us.
" specimens ear be seen at the yulpts or in
the cem' teties in and around Tiflin OF ip Sege-
ca caandadioiningeounties.
s5n5 vs-nH iHsA. .NtEBBk ofi9ubot,
narch4'6aIy 90 .f.,,.,.o, - ,,.. ts,lq
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

r..GGR ,.'' GfE 80 HEaRssAs Hal
Restores Gray ana Eadsdda i,
-B and Heard to it's ns taral color
r and is a mast ,L.iixtFious,ia
Dressing foFo the d HotA
e. HEADI'
ed-no 1agsTA ns siata1q
,dEARK's REs1TooiRAsrITvvEE, Y I'VE ''t ''a 70
ia Fl Ssa" tsen 1sS1ss stores rm lie coiur.
aoIARK's! !REsToRATIvE,,e 's'a97"
Eradcates Dandruff.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Promotes i'd Growth.
,pCIARK'S REsTORAFTVEyoloi eli
tt9i d'6 Prcvents its falling of.
r CLARK's RERTORATIyE.5aang aqaJ
Do omnA Is an unegnalled Dressing,
" CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, ..o
:. - .n,,s,V is good for Children.
C1ARK's RESTORATIVE, " 4 1ott1
-..-- Is good for Ladies.
CLARk's RESTORATIVE, Lfa1H 81
di gili 'tm l.rIs good for Old Peopl,.
CLARKIS RESTORATIVE julA lo.ess9
.-....- t.,.f,,.a Is Perfectly harmless,
CtARK'S RESTORATIVE, a ..n ~
''l''s' Contains no Gil.
@ tCLARE's RESTORATIVE.
yt iy.l15y b he1,1 r Isnot Dye
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, Be- llt.a.Hiq
Beantlfes the Hair.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, '''
om ,g!ng9J aQIs Splendid for Whiskcre.
IA CLARK'S RESTORATWE,aeb sit iliW
s,.,., s,...5, Keeps the Hair in it's Place.
CLARk'S RESTORATIVE, ltt,
~ Cures Nervous Headache.
% CLARKiS s RESTORATIVE, ''"' D"'
latb aa .i3taU rro7Prevenls Eruptions.
CLARK'S RESToRAllNg,1aila y,lraha
Stops Itching and Burning,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, 9asS .., lsg's -,
.dl 3ia' aqua '2 Keeps TIE Head Cool.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, 70 1y5@1n
.s7 sli gaiah lsdetightfully petfuined. ?
j CLARK $ RESTORATIVE .aw { ast
600 Contains no Sed dlinent.
: CLARK'S RESTORAFIyE, ,.o
o." tD''"l u. "'" Contains no Gum.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, uo'9' '''-'';,'
rolshes yoari Hsir.r
CtARk'S RESTORATIVE, -~a1{ ..I
'eN' Prepares you for Parties.
b eLARKs RESTORATIVE l''' '''t
.oA s9isiiit Y9f,t%cpaTesyou for Balls.
i JCLARElS RESTORATIVE. da;i"la |ls
-o,J han .,..I.} nav, al Ladies' need ii II
GLAkKS R5STQRAErtE,. q. vol
No Lady will do without it,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
seo., CostsIbut a.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. hi,
'' Is Sold by Druggist aud Dealers every
,ai where. Price, 81 pcr'bottle-6 bottles
,a,w9 fors5.N l5iaioqge o4sd o9ol2s14
yayaH .a.eC., @, CLARK d d,co.,5itss9l
r,i,,,.sar aoq,cW .rla phoralEFsnrs.1
D, s. BARNES & Co., " I, Gen l..
STEEL 4 Oo,' Detroit Age'ts.
March III ,ls64-iy. a ,9sa7dll'd ra' rs
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

| HELMB0LD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
|,oMpOUE ND FLU ID tBXIRACr, RU CAU.
Ma Positive ana Specific Rcuedy for diseas-
Is Of the Bludder, Kidneys, Gravel, ana Drop.
siialSwellings.J asHG bRA 5IoniBgyo \
This Medicine increases the power of Diges-
don, and cxcitesthe Absoobeifts Tito healthy
action, by which the Watery or Qslce. ousl de.
positions, and Unnatural Eulargemtnts are re-
duced as we'll as Pain and Inf Ilmalion
HE EXrR rCHU.
For Weakness Arising from -Excesscs, Habit
of dissipation, Eariy ytudiscrgnono ,liIase, at
tended with the following syDpt6mA - 80
lhdispostion 20 Ex '"' 20"
5.iia eAtion, Loss OF Menpry,s 90 .4a
l,a7 Weak Nerves, Horror Of Dis- sfoYl
ease. Dimuess of Vision, lJniver- G.
sal Lassitude of the Muscarir system,
. Hot Hands, Drynesu Of Che skim, Loss Of
Power, Dihiculty Of BfeAthing, Trembling.
Wakefalness, Pam in the Beck, Flushing ol
the Body, Eruptions fthe Face, Pallid Cuun-
~ io tenance, &C., &c.
These symptoms, if allowed TO 20 on, which
this medicine invariably removes. coon follows
.a lmpolency, os If-
Fatality Ep.
'aa" ilcptie Fits, in "
a rFH oneof which the q
al5 .i .I Patient may expire. .s4reaf
Who can say thatthey -.......4
are notfreqventIy follow
ed by those "Direful Disea-
ses." 'INSANITY AND laH"
s CONSUMP ZION" Mansare aa
aware of the cause Of their suffer
ing, but none will confess the re-
cords of the fnsane AsplGms. And
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-02

NOR many have died from Diarrhoea and Dys.
Il en.ery lh your regiment, now take warning
and do not return without Supplying your
knapsacks with a bottle Of Dr.. Stricklsud's
Anti Cholera Mixtnle-rtmember how many
wore saved last year BY taking it after being
discharged aud sent home frcm tee hospitals as
incurablc. One dose will Immediately relieve
the most severe case Of Diarrhoea or Dysenteyys
II is acknowledged by The raculty to be the ouly
medicine known to cure Chronic Diarrhoea aud
Dysenlery. Now don neglect it, for on your
return change of diet and water. etc, will
most certqinly bring on Darrhoea, and a 50 cent
bottle of DR.. Strickiand's Anti-Cholera Mix
turu viii care you and several others. 1t will
keep good in any climate Don fail to toteli
your;colnrades to put bottleofit in their KNAPP
sacks.
s:Sy- Sold by Druggistssnd prepared only by
DR.. A. Strickland, G East Fourth Street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. "a. y
April 90, lsGf-1y. N SAs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
xe-OFFICE-No. l04 King street, over
Stones, formerly French's} Book Store.
Official War Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Oct. II, 1864.


Mn;or General Dic, Nea0 Yor&;:
Advices from General Sherman TO the even
ing Of October Is, indicate that Hood, after
having struck The railroad in the neighborhood
of Dalton and Resaca, has fallen back before
Sherman without fighting, abandoning his
great movement on ourline of communications.
He has torn up some fifteen miles Of the road
from Resaca north, but the injury Will De re-
paired without difficulty.
The interruption will cause no inconvenience
70 Sherman army, as his stores OF supplless
south of the break as we'll as north OF II, are
ample
Hood has retreated towards the southwest.
His rear left Dalton in haste at clock on
u9en, Gen. Sheridan reports that1he rebel army
lately unde9sEarly, but now apparently nnder r
Longstreets having appeaEedssaln the V'Gles'y O
Strashurg, his forces movedtasattack them on
Urook who had the addvahca, found the
rohaIs drawn uo in four lines Of battle, hut
unon his charging them with his accustomed
;mnetuostv they broke and withdrew IN con-
siderable disorder without giving the oppor-
tunitv for anv serious conflict. :,
Sheridan reports them as continuing thelr
retreat in haste far up the valley. ,,
Colonel Gansevoort, commanoIne the Iotn
Nav Work cavalry, has succeeded In surprising
= can,n of tho outlaw and freebooter, Moseby
IN the Blue Ridge mountains, capturing MS
art;llerv consisting of four pieces, With MUM
s;.r.y &C., oyoy,niata G. A. DANA,
e'0A Aciine Secretary OF War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18
FROM Sen. Hoods Army.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 0.-~The correspo'a.
dent Of the Montgomery Mail with Gen Hood s
army, says the occupation Of Rome was affect
ed without fight, ard the dash into Marietta
WAS blooa!ess. When Sherman learned that
Hood had moved northvard he crossed the
river with tvo corps ard formed line OF Oh.
seryation at Wings STATEN. On the 4tb
the two armies held this position to each o5nez
without firing gun. On the 5th Sherman
withdrew, retiring to Atlanta The Contede
rate army then set TO work and effeet,uay g, des T.
troyed The railroad from Big 5shanty TO
ClstenauId. All the bridges 1rou Naretta 10
Dalton were destroyed. The Conledera1es
have strongly fortified Keneshaw nounta1n.-~
Jackson holds Rome aud Wheeler has posses
sion of Resaea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18
Gen. Lees Official Report
HONS ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
sAAS ~ OoeoLar 2 1914

October Is, 1864.
Hon 7 4. Seddon, Secreta7y Of Wor:
At o'clock this morning the enemy ea-
deavored TO advance between the Daroytown
and Charles City roads, but was repussea III
every attempt. The most strenuous enofs
waa made about P. NJ, after which he wisil,
drew. leaving many dead. Our loss very sshs: :
General Breckenridge reports that ,d.n t9rce a o1
The enemy came to Greenville on the 1ztn3 ano
was wa defeated by General Vaughn. some some
nr;soners mis ~ two stands Of colors, many horses
and arms were captured. The enemy 1o lost
many maj killed and wounded. Oar loss s1gnt: 9
''' r. E. LEE, General Commanding.
comn1a;nts still continue about ehe price ol
notatoes.. The crop everywhere is most aoun-
dant-unusually So Prices low at the Nor'n'
The citizens arrested in this place on sun
dav, returned on the railroad cars from = nec'ot.
town last night, and were sent of again To-Day
The French Orleans princes are now srave'"
linz in Turkey, and ssseeipg the WORLD gene'e
aly,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

The " ashiugtot Chroucie oontaina 30 g.
tiole Oh Jefferson Davis, IN which ic says: -
'y<Y 6 desire To 30 justice 10 lh:s remarkable
man: and n doing 50, We may tnd the aeo;&'s
Of 2ais recent reuorsaful confessions. II Cfers
ever wss "A public t:haraoCar who seemed 1c S*s
careful Go preserve the reputation Of gentle
man. il vas Jefferson Davis. sto vas an h)1'
est Senator aud @ta oti3l C&b!na: MID
1ster, scor',,.g alike the poliecz! parable as'@
the seIisl johbar Nobody, !r:<n<} or fos
doubted biz personal integrity. lie aAds
it is true, the hailteuy of the educated
STAKEHOLDER; but he could be as geotle
As a woman; a1,l he had tue 1ssnliness TO q
ia ,tice 10 Al eneuy, and 60 reSrao5 an oftensI7e
ausion Il convinced that be was wrong"
The Washington Union Ia copying THIS, says
''We 11ighG have he5itated 10 pen such an ar
ticle f.r fear Of the consequences. Hut ex~
tracing froru such ruling authority, our mo
ciyes will he easily understood. We have no
intention of Joining in a suIogy Of JEFF. Dav1s;
We wish put 70 rescue & contemporary journal"
iSf from ,llo inlpua'i>n Of constantly "a
.aa;conss onab'y n;sreprese1ting pc:l lraE onio~
nents, and ot za;ssIating facts ia political his
tory"
The ST. Mary's county, Md, Gazette stafe7,
that during The latter part Ct :he past week;
,,arty of men entered the sforehouse Of MessrS.
Medley ( Love, rear tha head Of St. Clement
p, IN ,ba4 court5 ant2 robbed IT Gf DeTcha'2~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18
Maryland.


BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE returns are All
in and the homs vote foots up Y, $40 against;
II .24e for the new constitution, showing de"
Gciency on the home vote OF l,574
The soldiers vote thus far received Is =, ,463,
making majority for the new constitution OF
8S9 votes which will be increased; i; Is thought
not less than 500 more.
It is said, that additional arrests Of ci'a2ens;
TO be placed on the Railroad cars, are TO De
made. Several citizens living On the line OF
the Railroad, in the adjacent counties, were
arrested aud sent up yesterday, With those
from this place. Among thea we're Robert
Z Peyfon. J. ". Foster, L. u. Means, D. f.
Cochran, J. Houdershal and j. W. tIIno'-
several Confederates recently captured as PIT
soners Of war, are il prison here; 10 be 'zSS*a
Tor the same purpose. 1t is recommended III
. communication il the "Virginia State Jour
nal' that arrests Of females, III this place,
shonld be made for the same purpose
The New York Commercial. though Is7~
r,u},|;can journal, does e1ot-we lnfe! from the
following, g,-desire to see pohtical oenago-
que On the u. 5. Supreme Court Bei'cn :~~
s,If Mr. Lincoln does not desire utterly 70 oamn
h;s nolitical record if he IS ennZons TO be
he,d IN some respect by the people Of the
Tinted States; if he is at all anxious 70 avoid
heinz held up to execration by the historians Of
o,,r % country, be will not make the position Of
.Ch;ef Justice Of the United States matter
Of political bargain and sale, but appoioe one
who, free and ancontamlnated from partisan
1;aws stands before the community as an up
r;oht man and profound jurst,'
Four cannon, belonging to Moseby's Horse
Artillery, were captured by detachment OF
FEDERAL troops, near Rectortown, last week.
Several Of the artillery men were also capto'-
ed-among them Morgan aud An'eF'cas Jaws.
one Of then, lately clerk IN an Apotoeo&!y
store in this place. Amerlous was sen& ~ ths s
) Moe1oo e tn lie u5aQ on GUS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

& large amount Of business ID the way ot
procuring pass;s, &c, must be done at the u.
5. Provost Marshal's Office in this place, judg~
ing from the nuoher Of persons collected every
dav around The Office waiting tbelr suzna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

! Washington dispatch, dated yesterday
saws: 'eTLe men raised in the quartermaster
department Of Alexandra are progressing viii
the work assigned !hcm, viz: FEELING th<
trees % each side Of the track OF the Orange
and Alexandria and The Manassas Gap rail
roads, They are now beyond Manassas. Yes
terday they sent III under guard five guerriIlas
captured By then1,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE
EVACUATION OF sCHLESwIG, HOLSTEIN.
By TEE DANES

HALIFAX, Feb. 20.-The steamship Africa
has srrivsd with Liverpool dates to the 9th,
and queenstown of the 9Th.
The Danes have evacuated Schles wig, and
the ID. amewerke are feeling to to Flendsburg.
Tn Germans are pursuing.
DuDsols closed on the 9th at 91t a9f.
TIE appeal in the case of the ship Alexan-
dTia as heard on saturday. The court was
TO give judgment on Monday.
The Scotia arrived at @ ueenstown on the 5th.
There has been no additional fighting in
SehieswIg. snow storm on The 5th pre- vented
any thing but skrmishing.
The cotton sales of the week were 30, 900 bales
Tire market irreg ular and partially I'd lower.
Closir firmtr.
fridays sales were G,0u0 bales, at Thursday s
rates.
Brs adstufs dull. Flour steady. Wheat aaid.
lower. Corn Hat, and cd. lower. Provisions
firm and unchanged. Consols on Friday were
9ik and 9CH for money. .
The Africa has two thousand five hundred
pcu, DIS in specie for Boston.
a hamburg despatch of the morning of tina
9th says there is 10 news from the seat OF war.
1t is believed that the Prussians pre- vent its
trans mission. Severe fighting is supposed 10
gil on as numbers of wounded are being
cons aEuy brous hi into Rendshurg.
a Hamburg dispatch of the afternoon of the
9th reports the to3n of Schleswig evacuated
by the Danes and occupied by the Allies. This
is said 10 b. authentic. Nothing is known as
IL The capture of Mi.sunde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-20
NAVAL GApTIpEa

Information has been received AZ this Navy
Department OF he capture on the 10Th of Jaa-
uary OF the British sioop Mary inside of
Jupiter Inlet, il tue attempt OF RAINING out
Her cargo consisted of thirty-one bales Of cot
ton. On the person OF one of the passengers
WAS found $685. In Southern bank notas, and
1855 il gold From papers found on the per-
son OF this passenger it appears that he was
going "Sbroad" TO purchase machinery with
the IL tet ticn OF starring a waolen factory in
the South. On the person OF another passan.
ger on card this vessel was found Sli7 In gold
and oliver.
Or the same day the British schooner
"H,iza' Of Nassau, was captured while at.
teUptir 10 run out of Jupiter Inlet. Her crew
consisted Of three men, and shs was laden with
fourtas n bales OF cotton.
GA the 18th Of January the boats OF the U. S
steamer Roet ucf, captured the sloop Caroline,
from Green Turtle Key, on the bar at the en-.
trance OF Jupiter Inlet, whilst attem ping to
run IL. Her cargo consisted OF SO sacks Of salt,
cakes OF gin, and one box Of dry ,ods.
On tie 14th OF January tie boats OF the U. S.
steamer Roe5uck compelled the British slcop
Young Racer 10 run ashore and be destroyed
when within fifteen miles OF Jupiter Inlet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Both Houses Of Inc British Parllam ent ha ve
adopted an address in reply TO the Queen 8
speech, with amendment.
Earl Derby, in the House Of Lords, con-
demned the foreign policy of Government a.
humiIiating TO England.
Earl Russell stated that England had nc,
given the Il ghtest promise Of ass stance &c
Denmark.
There was a similar affair in the House OF
Commons.
Lord Palmerston was vigorously defending
Earl Russeils foreign policy from the attack
OF D'Isracii.
The majority of the British journals have 6
pacific bearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-20
SfRiNG And SUMNER GOODS
FR0W LAST SEASON
AT A
DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT.

We would respectfully inform cur custoxe -s snd
III Eu,f,s ,Lst W. hsE" GOV ssr1,td :er s.s the
from last yer, AID tkzi crnGruu,- - ofrs- tssgl
With cur " tttst Seeds for ffw yesSs longer at
pared m tie price. tat ssw saot a cos. t t ' ga
sor,ve srs CO 6d:st yaIshtsets WI $50 ,t.acs
T. ayiDg IN. III n-hs % sa sPislug themselves
We ~Cnid Cell ssrtisu ar as-s.tiy1 80 the Z Hoy
,h.gS ~e!' W.. Ii ,bs sx4n,ia,t;on Of -tbcs, who
eesisG hm, iDs .cojs q the ki.d VIZ
90 Bsck silk ana WoolIsr sh,leyss
60 n,@sk tltra Mar: a.. 1agl rims:
cn. R'aes sor Eos snd 8 i. sisins-
BLACK and hite nsst Cheek danbl- width,
B!sss Mourning siIts, Il SEX and y hits Co.
!, - g. ogr w5c;e Ii az co:orsd hummer p-a2s
Fou.asq siitt, IN 9'si:e. strises. arc printed,
sesf rs "a, 60 ~ +; ysis tna IanGy t.ts.
ard 81 rf7 most eieeaot printing nave aver
ooior.d W. rs,ed Grar.aaIpss, xczansiaaes,
ioil { 9 CHORES. Al -~ool Dsisiaes.
siik hs HeoI Vs' rcis, liz t!ass snd rtite.
Nest Otscl Pop'in..
Ard ,nr1si oue 9th. Dress Go1es al o, which are
Wi worth the inspection Of ;noas iptsndI. 9 TO
We have also on sale ali our est sarlns cslicoss
comprising soius seTr hsautiful eoads, which va
rurc, ssed Is early Is Deesn.ber last, because We
thou ght 'h. q, e. re ood styles.
N'so, on, whole stosk II White Goo's, suoh ss
paid sqRT:D. fs. oa s'i Ma,;ss
Plain Eull Swiss sad Ne nsook MssI,ns, . s9lsu-'
hrics, Liner raEsbric Hzadkercfiafs, ~ every
quality. for ladies ard gentlemen, and Au OF than
slces din gls cheap.
Also. cur Whole stock Of Irish lInsns, Towels,
foveiF e Napkins. Table LirsnA, ard Doyliss. al
of which are cheap.
500 Doz. WHITE GOTTEN HosE AND HALF
HOSE.
We also Offer ,cr sale about SO dozen = hIte .nd
Brown Cotton Hose and Ha Hess, ineluding leo
dozen ls6ias' oren WORK I'd y ose IN beautiful pAs
tens which We design selling By the box, ard
isdies Who wish 70 boy .hM class OF goods esa bay
the gre ater portion Of them havins been purcha ed
BY Us shout ore year aso. when there WA yer: ns.
te dspsnd for them, and ve can now sell tasu1 Tor
] I. then ys can buy the plain goods.
sslao include our whole stock Of Ssirans ana
bbeetius Co;toDs % pTisiae the yerv best niakss
IN the county ;neh q Nav Yorn Mii!s Anar 1;s
Peytrly. Hsnssr ldem, sni msny other vel! kaox
escDds an OF which We row offer ct lSv rates. and
deduct ~ Per cent from ell sa1<e.
Cpe price Only. Al eeoNs marked IN paafa figures.
w. u. eHU61ER co..
NO, 80 c1Dosite Centre MARKET.
&2oeo6tH eseween 5th and III streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-20
the ICE BLOC KADR

BALTIMORE, Feb 20.-fhe american has a
special dispatch from Annapolis this morning.
" hich says the steamer Louisiana. from Fort
Monroe, nut 10 there this morning, as she was
not able 10 proceed, owing to tha ice In the
hay. Sho has six escaped officers aboard.
TIE boat is not injured.
The steamer Columbia ard thirty other YES
ses are laying off Gre-phy's point / e. ouui.
A reeiment of colored troops ha sc just arrived
from st. Marya county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-20
Approved January 10, 1864.
III PUBfIc-No. :.

d.
An act 10 provide tor the deficiency in the ap-
preparation for the pay of officers and 10 an
actually employed in the Western Depart.
ment or Department of Missouri.
Be 1t enacted By the Ssncts and Hogse OF Repres-
enfafices Of the United States Of .4asrtca in Con-
grsss assembled, That there be, and hereby is
appropriated, out of any money in the Treas
nTy not otherwise appropriated, the sum OF
S1t0,6i2 10, or so much thereof rs may be ne.
tessary TO carry into effect the act approved
March 25, 1862, TO secure to the officers aud
men actually employed in the Western Depart
ment or department of Missouri their pay.
bounty and pension: Prorided, toweper, That
In the payment Of the money herel,y appropri.
a,ed such payment shall be made directly to
the officers or soldiers by whom the services
We're rendered, or to their personal representa-
tives, or TO their agents appointed by powers Of
attorney, and no assignment of any sum due
to any officer or soldier shall be valid such
pa! mehts TO be made by paymasters of the
United States Army ProUided further, hoperer,
That any person holding power OF attorney
au horizing the re ceipt by him of the amount
10 be paid 10 any officer or soldier, may, upon
making and filing n affidavit to the effect that
he ia acting in the premises purely as agent,
without personal interest, and that he viii pay
over the amount received either to the soldier
or On his abst nce) 10 his wife and children,
I. I tl.eIr benefit, be entitled 10 receive such
amount. .-r..
APPROX ed January %, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
HEREBELCoL FERGUSON SURPRISED AND
CAPTURED, TOGETHER Win A LARGE
NUMBER OF PRISONERS

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20-A special dispatch to
the Commercial, from Louisa, KY, SAYS, on th >
18th instant, Col. Gailopp surpr sed Col. Fer
guscn's command in Wayne county, Va, cap.
turing sixty prisoners, including Ferguson. his
surgeon, two iieutenants eighty stands ofarms,
q large number Of stolen horsee, and ali the re-
bells supplies, farage, am unition, and subsis-
ence.
1t was Col. Ferguson's command that cap
tsTed Gen. Scammon.
were released.