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, 1864-02-09
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Tho aew official map Of France is finished.
This I'm aerse work, executed by the general
staff Of the army, has occupied nearly sixty
years.
"A relic Of old London is fast disappearing
tho Blue Boar Inn, or the George and Blue
Koar, Us 1t came to be called lateT-in Uol.
born. For more than two hundred years
this Vas one Of the famous conch!ng houses,
where stalls arrived from the Northern and
Midland eounties. It Is more famous still
as being the phce-l Lord Orrery's Chaplin,
Morice, may be credited-whcre Cromwell
and 1reton, disguised rs troopers cut from
the sadd1e-1ap Of a messenger letter which
they knew to be there, from Charles the First
to Henrietta Maria
The sensation norelists arc determined to
attract attention to their works by their titles,
mot By their contents. Here is specimen
Of some Of the latest announcements in Lon
''The Basilisk's Eye" 'sThe Gypsey Enc
cancer" the "secret of the Red LODGE
1T ,1fE E5c LpaK .1a /; ''Blue Skin
The tertilizing properties Of the gypsum
are tho subject Of scientific research. III.
Deberain, OF the French Academy, hns been
giving the results Of his studies On the sub
1ect His results do not corroborate The idea
that plaster E1yors the production Of nitre in
the soil. He also finds that gyl'eum is With
out influence in assisting the formation of
ammonia, and unlike caustfc lime, does not
favor the solution Of phosphates.
The people Of Jamaica are turning their
attention to the cultivation the cinchona
plant.
We have great news for the topers.
Whisky and brandy can now be made out of
coal gas, which consists Of carbon and hydro
gen, rs does alcohol, with the addition Of
oxygen. For several yearB, Do6t the procaae
, 1864-02-09
10 GOtttrdCtUr8
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSIST-
J. ESCE STORES.

oFT1c8 CoAM1ssAnr or sups1sTEscE,}
cn,s.oa' 9 aas IT,, s',feelb felb. Sd. 1864. :
ts sc1sd s, "A ~ Hs
EIaET sth: 1sea. ioT furnishing ths following SUB
H,0oo ponnts Of best quality coarse Honjns, ,nsde
ihnT91fEh'y 4. , seeeesfa aad in good order Bar.
5000 opoands of best qualify i,ln-drlea Gats, made
g? Il ss3es s'Es
isses Fl sas 'esE n e 6
2, 'he hef{ d1 Il Use Tor the pusposs and to be
saxa psunds oi ri nc Rice tbest quality put up In
.,o Clean Eeed stout oak naErsls., ~ ..a.,
e Ss sssses g.
Ea,sns 81 III best qg91 q po55s 5to ar
eiEn acids and injurious substances. and Of
ssE s4sa: d ss.4sss.;e e
70 70 Be ss ncaF The same strength = may b., 70
g ssss :;ass
he he l ktns and quality of Vinegar offered. and
5S9sS An Mshss. . 5s u ounces 70 lie
4eeoo pounds eood hard Soap, to be made only from
s. e9oa o,he1 ,iSm Ssy ess
@ fs1t e .xste1, and to ps we died before s.
4o1o nSn1ds @ od soed clean Dr.! ne Salt IT strong.
25oo Ealo1s Of good No!asse.' in barrels OF hall.
1:zoponnds Pure Ground Black pepoer Tn. pr,.
e. FL 81 e. II an apI
taininK tHenty-lve pounds each. @oN
,x; ns asl,setra @ II tEo equa tnstaments-on the
ssnarats proposais 10 dap1teate must be made for
eaeh article snums.ated md bidders may propose
'Gs sa@ps Esef of :. &c ssfe e
prop9tals AND referred 70 therein. Samples Of HON
II ss T. seS
, 1864-02-09


published u card completely refuting the libel
lous accusations Of the Detroit Free Pres,
that he has pocketcd $4,000 of Government
funds. Mr., Ward thus TURNS the tables upon
the writer Of the article IN question, and
shows that eyen Copperhead editor may
rot be model Of purity. The following e1-
tract is Pertinent:
It Is with great reluctance that am com
peiled to refer to any individual in this con-
ailnsions In public communications. But
1ne responsible editor Of the Frae Pfess
was tue President Of the unfortunate Detroit
d MilW1ukeo Railway Company, when the
resoiulon Vas passed authorizing the pay
meh1 OF Slo,eeV per year to the persons who
Wonlo enaofse and carry the bonds, and who
was OF course conTersont with oil the fuets.
and he WAS the man who engincrrcd the con.
tinuat{on Of the debt, with tic United States
authorities, until tho Government Lost it,
claim on the sureties. and he was the man
who, as President Of the road, attempted to
Directors Of that Company, when one OF fhe,r,
told him that if such Claim passed, cyery
man who voted for it ought to 70 to State
Prison, and the claim never appeared bf.fore
the Board ngain. Then this same Nr. Walker
is the man who proposed to appropriate
sc, COO OF the bonds ofthc Company to pay Ger
tain members Of Congress and lobby me,nbers
1DT tC1tACEh all fAVEA4AAE- %<AIAAA ActtslolALlQ0.
and when the appropriation was objected to,
he was the man who replied that public OIL
GERS had to be paid for all such services. Again
this same Mr. Walker is the mau who ap-
preached the State Treasurer With PROPOSE
lion to borrow 500, coo Of the State money
for consideration, when at the same time
was surety In lis bond. And again, he is one
OF the pnfties who expected to get . share Of
this same $so, GOO which I obtained from the
railroad company, if it had fallen into other
hnnds than mine-as Was credfbly informed
and with the Intention, If the plan had
been successful, 10 have offered the Govern
ment but &c, 600 for their claim on the suTc-
ties Of the bonds. When this Mr.. Walker Is
SO buried up In this species Of Implication
that Satan himself will be exhausted before
he reaches the inner folds Of his garments,
think min the last man in this city to head
hie flaming articles with "great frauds on
the Government - even If perpetrated by the
most fag1ant gambler within Its limits.
would not wish any person to infer from
the above, that what Lii. Walker has done,
or wishes to do, is the least Justification for
any other person to depart from the strict
path Of rectitude In their business affairs,
and If have departed from that course Ii
this transaction, I hola myself fully rcsponsi-
BILE, and subject to the just criticisms Of
every ,well-wisher to the country, for am
the last man who will claim the Fight to be
tendcrly treated, when I pcrpetrato a willful
md dclibcrnte hnud. E. B. WAHp,
DETRoIT, Feb. 4, 1864.
, 1864-02-09
Constitution Water

Has bcea pronounced By the Medical Faculty. saG
the FubEp, to be the moat wonderful remedy for the
Permanent cure Of MI diseases OF the Stomach Liver
oaeIea. % 0Aeus' A'4A "o"0' '1A' oaS ever o'en
It i not = Medical water It is from cxperiouco
that Consultation Water has ernanated bnI Yn ncyT
say let no man doubt when single bottle has keen
known to cuEe diseases which the best medical tnloze
In this country has fatlcd TO relieve. - -
Water cannot be claseed under quacs" nrenaraione
aa It s now rs.t ~ the most scientific d
tha c!ty. It ony second class rhyscians that rT
down popular runedtes, while he better 1ked u,afe
use Of every means to accomplish cure; and ne
success Of the physician increases hA knuWc19e oi
dinefcnt remedies enables him to Produce q cnrr
with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair tria1--we mean yuu
Who are under scMc specialists care from year 10
year. and We particularly a1lude to ladies who are
constantly reAoItDg to local treatment and all sorts
oflocnl for diseases. with much chantz
ofsuccets as there would be from local npplicatioa5
We hare always been careful to language Ia cur
Circular that could not shock the most delicate og1u
xation, but we receive 20 many conmnnlcatious ffum
persons for which Constitution Water is adapted and
Of whose disease no mention has been made, that 1o
have como TO the conclusion tint tho remedy ID ca
may be, It should be mada known. Tbs medicine l.
nnt up for the public. and there ahould DO cxce+
would soy, Constitution Watsr Is not like gill;
Ell Pill, made to suit the eye and taste II Is mettt
sine IN every sense teI placed In tho hsnds Of
re people Tor thelr relief and taken according to
me w Y syssy ~ S1ss produce EadcaI
diet, ETC., relate only to ha disease under which hny
occur.
, 1864-02-09

which for person to whom nature has been
SO laylsh in superduiies, he declares to have
considered all that was requisite. As for his
affection, who can doubt its Madame Peytcl,
who has always been ofa religious turn Of
mind, having at one time run away from the
short commons Of home, had left the little
lamp burning before the image Of the Virgin
IL her dressing room, and NJ Peytel had Scsu
ally fed the lamp during the whole time Of
her absence, although It had cost him nearly
eou day. The Tribunal rather inclined to
bestow the verdict desired Of the wife until
this proof Of affection was brought forward.
when they hesitated at once, aud asked leave
TO Deliberate on their iudauient
, 1864-02-09

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DyE Is TEE HKsT
BE- I'LL 81 ! Peat
2:llangss Red. Eusty Or Grey Hair fnstantly. to .
The Hair stainine the skdn. leaving the Hair Sod
- Besgdf4l; fmpsrts frcs4 yttatty frequently rrs
3sd Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILI1A1 A. BACH
fnn. gil Others nre mere limitations. aud shonld be
csky street. New York. iyS.EaS;lv.
, 1864-02-09

Formerly Assistant Surgeon TO Dc Moro Hospital
Sauta Mnr,c, Lisbon Portugal, and Surgeon TO Hos.
pia. Saint Anto'nr. Saint Pierre. " has devoted
hntel 10 thc trcatnent Of 'nsgtous blood diseases
Tor t0re t4An Thirty ycntB. I'm ycnt4 practice In
Chicago. ILL.,, has established fot Atn unpreceden.
"a reputation IN curing serofula irystpeas khen'
DC. without the use OF mercury. The various
ca.sd and distressing diseases mel tent 70 females
Mutcum at lis 6onth Eark street. P-U. Box e. BY
lIctosng IS cents In postage staupa The
utdc sall ba Forwarded 10 any &ddress tn the United
2katE4. ft2@fEf Avis
, 1864-02-09
educational.

GELECT FAMILY SCHOOL
~ FOB BOYS AT AI7pQIsNDALE, In NEWTON,
AAhs IN nes from nosson: on tae Inc Of ths :, bos:
bcn~ntt Of HUMK Akn 4 GUDD EDUCATION at
rhe same time. The number Of re rups1 u uu!.
The psase healthy, Pupils are received at any
tine Per circular mud tes:tmoni sls address J. K.
Wu0pHRll.GE, Aul1.ndAle ..ssA REFERS TO E. S.
CacAooFo. Esq. OF this city. txSlnaSe+.w
, 1864-02-09

With roisonoas snl imlerlect dyes of sulrner aud
Eer ectly cfaa: perfectly rrFc; perfectly sure Der.
tecs!y Iela6le Perfectly simple pe1ectlS harmless;
perfectly polfon1ess perfectly initiates naturc, and
combines In itkelI Ill e rtrlection4 Of perfect dye.
.Manufsctured nv J. CKa6TADoRn. Astor F no9se,
Ntw York Sold everywhere, and applied hy all Haif
Deestess- Price II. Il 90. and ss per box according
o size. tAltplI5 lmi1
, 1864-02-09
ola BETES

T. disease the Stomach and Liver, actngthsongb
disease, except Consumption, thas aecta The huraas
soastiE1:o1 Ne havc 20 spaee for csuses-
version The aaschy principle Tor vegetable portion
o1 the food1 into sugar which stimulates tho Kidneys
snIer tom this disease who ignorant of It; that
they piss large quantities during the dny. md arc
obliged to get up from one to hfecn twenty times
during the nfghf. No notice u taken OF it unll ner
attention is called to tho large discharge OF wata aud
control Of ordinary remedies, Another symptom Is
the gleat thirst which, when tho disease Is fully cstab
without being satisfied; also dryness Of the mouth
Cracking OF the lips, sweet breatb, In khe nd
and the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
, 1864-02-09

Dr. HebeEn. Cancer and Consumption Champion,
nAe located 1t 16o pea, born STREET opposite Po+t pf
nce: CoicaEo II. He succs cssstally as md extraca
t9ur hours. Also, cures all Kind OF sores snd all
chronic t}itcAses and piles. cure RlwAys gnAran-
teed Or no p2g, T. O. Bog 6{63. fA8-E454ttm
, 1864-02-09
Human FraiIty, or Physiolosi-
s.sat HkA&x..f fHx.ERSs

tshond be tad by ever, body. II treats on. and
5ng's 70 r. ne esn rssus arising from early ae9se
s9ss method Of dtspell,nG The miss,vtnEs @sny e.
3. A. BARROW, 1Ra BicccEcf street. New York.
Price Is cents Mailed free everywhere.
Te be had also Of Il. 6COYIL, 76 Randolph street,
Cd1raCO Ill. de3a-f91-lY-1a
, 1864-02-09

Nj Mathcwt er.t prepared TIE VENETIAN HAIR
DIE h.aSt tA.i l. ne II has been uscd by Thousands
Eon,
TIL VENETIAN DYE IA the cheapest in the world.
1tk rrcr f. only Fiay Cents, md each bottle eoutalus
do1Ic tc qunntity in tose usually sold for 81.
TIE VENETIAN Dft: is the safest composition oi
Scalp In tftc slightest deTree.
1I4. VENETIAN DYE worfs With rapidity and ee1.
taintE, INC hnr rc9uirinE no preparation whatever.
iHEFENETtAN DYE produces hny shadc that may
br dcs1rtd.one thai will not fade crock or wash out
cents. For saleby Ill Druggtsts. Prepared only b
A. I. MATTHEW'S
General Agent, IL Gold street N. +.
Also, Mhnnfacturer Of MATHEWS 1i;NlCA ia in
nc best hait dfusklng In Use. Price IS ccns
, 1864-02-09
QrDrn1t 35itterS.
nR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
EEDRON BHTTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery Of

No nIaA nxrnt 10 more ultimately connected With
Tie ns orr OF tte MA1ar1s Ao;fca Of the stStes
moTt faroTxbfS known t1nneef In me a9nI ss1.-
caveEs I, ~ tha, 2! d. JOHN BILL. Of Louisville
ky. HtE tuaM1nb1e preparation II SzsBR5ttltA. has
Gong stood al tie nea OF she various eomonn1s Of
tnst va1unble dEng. His ComcoMcd OF villa CnerTy
ana South and Us Worm Loxenges 10 ley tssns yal
xpres tho coEtfhent OF Mort: America. BIT the
.ick rlots OF big Ttsins 70 re attasnet IL hia
cl&iu to he the tt.:oyere- Of GEDI.o, Thlch Ii
the basis Of the hit Is row oertd to tie puc. THAT
konnF be Onet tn The EatFe Inhabitants Of Central
A.nesice, to shom i.s yi,tass bare been tnosn foz
ciAn hios rct1sntc tc the roet eea1ly uaasrA. ana
tarce without tear tie most -onaols serp. It
- belief 1th them thst willie there breath lcft 10
tae tie CO ron !: pit mt 70 cure, matter xhss
Whllc I,r Buii |. not prepared 10 endorse thisex
sssaE knt p.etenAos: Re i sssetAest s.taa.: from
a. y1ftu thar me = ana preventive for AL IT,
ra4te ~.tsink from exFosnre either to chsngos of
stnnes without r1va aad justly Gestryes the renn
saston II tag 70 long enjoyed In Central America and
, 1864-02-09

Shocking sDcvelopm cnts--Conlu dis
contents--The Countess dc Bcaurc.
gard tKnte 11oWnFd) Applying for u
Dill OF daIae FeyteI
S0eA aud lQcS lllkeANfna.
, 1864-02-09

Death OF Gov. Gaueb1e-4fs Successor
-The Gen. Grant DInuer-Gen. Rose
cfanA All Observation-Disclosures In
9no oouthsSest-Gen. Schofle1d, ETC.,
, 1864-02-09
Special Notifies.


ot1ner,y Of James Hospital, Custom House sArest
sSec nstss i IN 1so o IS
aHsormne to Mercury. 1odide Potassl Arsenic
Gsase1ralAs. sr VI. James UBEs NKuTRALtKEE,
rG1GM e rosr71vE cuEK 10 al blood diseAtcs
III. M eaknesa brought on hy eYccss, ovcr tsta.
ao sSs Of Mcmory. nervous and general debility, etc
ti 1o1S &c I'D e p2s
hsd nld Iseises IT, Of the MOST HoRElbLE GLASs
niothet On the face. emats Wntery buster Esina IL
lug neao 8nd bones liberated throAt+ pose lin ana
Fnfer4nga.
u. James IL recommended By the press generally
nledirAl colleges etc. Thuse afflicted should apply
Immediately and he cETet ri these terrible Diseases
Randolph. between state and Dearborn streets.
ocice 3reu from i. II. uutll6P.M. Consultations
}hy1o]eh1r in3Au6i11w
, 1864-02-09

Agents Instructed 70 taks no rtsk exceeding Twenty
Thousand Dollars, without specisl permission.
cS
ioa1 " hs r. ss
Tl5SIA s4:it[a22 A5ExADz. psss'dent.
Hartford, january Isl, 1861.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HARTFORD. C0uN-
~ Sst9gs n Eo
ter oaths. Thomas L. aiesaadsrs sd fsssideas % sad I1
et1s H. 4 Hs1dse and % made solemn osth
ton q ths Esas so4pssy : r. na eon'
Henry Fowler, Justice Of the Peace
Certificate 3s sg }.oss ls
e. & e: isa s h
ose ~ q he sonttGn
Fsbesys a. . Hssse d
ST.
ii Possessed Of The Fequired amount Of caP!taltn
sss5s;s
seon o s o1
ana @ e
sa sd
Teas1n q snch service.
s s S. ss 2uss4 Ct
eS Sss ss sd e r. Chs & R6 asss ss
Agents ior ne ssla Company to transact hnsiness
lie 5ear % Eighteen hundred aHd SaE
10 far as they may be legally empowered so to doby
tSSs>3 In isst!mouy whereof, Saye heseunto
es % re- S: ee ssa1 q
JESSE E. DUBOIS. Auditor p A.
, 1864-02-09
Read! Read!! Read

nANvrLLx. Pn,, June Z, t96e.
Dr.. WH. Il. GRkGa-DcAr Sir: In February, 1871. I
was afflicted with sugar diabetes, and for fve months
1pAesed more than two gallons OF watrr In twenty
four hours twaa obliged 70 get up oten ten or
lett about afs{ pounds in weight. During The month
Water, and in Two days after uainE It experienced
relief, and amer mixing tHo bottles was entirely
curtd-Soon after ftganinK my uara1 good health.
Yours truly, J.VL. p1 WITT.
, 1864-02-09
Bosrcx CoRzxBs. r. T., Dec. q, 1aa&

WH. H. GaHKo, i Co.:
Gents freely give you liberty to mnks uso Of tho
following certificate OF the value Of Constitution
ner.
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain In tbs shoa-
ders whole 1eaEth Of the back, and IA hsr nhs with
Palpltatlon Of H Heart, attended with Falling Of the
Womb Dysnnnorshea, and Irritation Of the Btsdder.
months, wE<n no leit her worse than be found hef
who attended her for about nfne months, and whiss
she vas n7des his caro- shs ~ not sniteE quito e
Vas incuIable. For" said ha. . she has such COM
bnntion Of complaints that netfctne given for ono
IT'S tin,s ahe commenced re ne of Constitution tt
dosc seemed to hare the desired effect md sho kept
on Improving rapidly under its treatment, anil NOW
srnsrnteuJs entirely her domestic aff1ira. Slo ha2
not tnken any OF the Constitution Water for about
four weeks. and we arc happy to auy that 1t hns pm
t2as1 permanent cure-
VIZ. Il. YAK EK3scnorxs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-24
81 AR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Sept. %. $50 Z. M.

-ot
Major General D;r, Neao Ioyh:
'sSheridan' $ victory proves to be signal and
complete. Nothing hut thu coming OF night
appears to have saved even remnant OF Ear-
]y's army.
The following dispatch of General Stevenson
and Major General Sheridan dispatch to gen
enera Grant give the particulars thus Tar re-
celved:
'HARpER's FRRY, September %, 1864.
Hon. Ea,0in ~ Stanton:
"The military line is down, The affair is
complete and overwhelming
Respectfully. Jno D, Stevenson,
"Brjgadier General.
HEADQUARTERS NJ. M. DIVISION,
:'S1x MILES FROM WooDsrocK,
Sept. y, II. 80 + VI.
lieutenant General Grant, con1no1ndu7g
h~ A,n1les Of the United States, Clty lo1at:
Virginia:
Il have the honor to report that | achieved
most signal victory over the army OF ten
Early, at Fishers Hill day.
Il found the rebeL army posted with It's right
resting On the north fork CT the Shenandoah,
extending across the Strasbarg Valley toward
North Mountain, and occupying a posl[lon
Which appeared almost lmpregnahe.
'AftIler y great deal of mauHavrlng during
the day. Gen. Crooks conmand was trans
trred TO The extreme right Of the line Oh Nofth
Mountain, and he turiously attacked the lett
Of the enemy line, carrying everything before
! him.
while Crook was driving the enemy III the
gFeates5 confusion, and sweeping down beIind
their beastvocLs the Gti and 10th army corps
'ttacked the rebel works in the trout. and tre
Whole rebel arng appeared TO be broken up
hey fed in the utmost confusion.
Sixteen pieces Of artillery We're captured
sso, gleat many caissons, artillery. horses,
&c.
lam to night pushing On down the valley
eaano1 say how many prisoners have cay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-24

L will hc renem oe:ed EE2t EIA = : con h4bI
emhaced ,he ;5toneWail Brigade end troops
constituting stonewal .Jacksol : corps, aod
was the elite OF the rebel arlnT.
EDWIN AI. STANTON;
Secretary oE War
Gen. Eamp5oa's Raid,
fzo' rs. ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Sept II. 1854
iHoa. i 4. SeId0n, .Soc'o,a5Y q Ij'ar:
At dapIight yesterday The enemg's sAIrmish
line, west If the Jerusalem plank road: "as
driven back upon his en1reno!'GtIeT:ts along
their whole extent. Ninety prisoners, were
taken by us N the operation,
At The same hour General HAMPTON atracE-
ed he eEleays position north Of the Nor!oik
r. ,iIroad near Sycamore Church, anQ ca ptnr8d
about three hundred prisoners, some arms a'd
wae0ns. a lage u,imber OF h orses ancl 2oQ5
cattle
Gen. Gregg attacked Gen. Hampton on bis
return in the afternoon, At Re!cner $ MIL on
thu Jerusalem FLANK road, but was repul>e0
ard driven back. Everything was brou.hf or
safely Our entire loss does net exceeo my
n3en. ~ ~ '~
The Richmond Examiner, it Is known, IS q
war,n opponent of the present administration
Of the Confederate States, and mas occasionally
given offence for the violence Of its stllctures.
Having learned that it was said OF 1t, that
those IN authority would not dlsturolt, because
lit IS q dangerous ching to Interfere with the
freedom Of the press, under any circumstances,
and that It would avail nothing, even It iode-
nendence were gained, should liberty be lost,
t,a Examiner declares that it is 'OehoIdan to
tbn favor or forbearanco Of no man, and that
nothing iustiies the restriction Of the right OF
Discussing public matters; and that tbs press
should nc more be subject 70 the tear q
nower than 10 she b]andsi1uleut Of patronage.
Gen. Sherman has hy specla' arrangement
w;t, Gen. Hood effacted an exchange &t At
lanta Of ?. 600 prisoners. The truce af ATTAIN
t. has been extended for several days TO com.
,1ete the removal Of families iGom the city
The condition Of the families 8xied jroin At
)anta IS represented By the Southern papers as
most daplorable.
The Nortllar1 papers do1ounte the o&oaG'
aront Peace proposals from 5Ie South, ;ss IL.
vented 5g stock operators - lnHo3nea II ROCK
;,a Il af >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-24
pUBLIsHED {DATLy BY
EDGAR SNOWDNN, JR.
sg- OFFICE-No: 104 King streaE: over
slonas. formerly Frenchsl Book Store.
UEr. 5tanton's DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Sept %, ?. so ?, NJ.
Mejoy General Die, Ne'0 York:
The following telegram, announcing another
victory of General Sheridan oyer Early, has
Just been seceiy ed:
ssHARpEas FERRY, Sept. %.
Hon. E. H. .Stouton
''Sheridan has again beaten the enemy at
Fishers Hill. cantnring sixteen guns and many
prisoners. This is in al! probability the FI50ic
Of Gen. Early
u. ,. STEVENSON, Brig. Cen
The Surgeon General this morning reported
that our wounded we're al cared Tor al Win
chester, with adequate arrangements, aud sup
plies.
The number Of oar wounded prior to the
battle Of yesterday was estimated not 70 ex-
eaed two thousand
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.