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aRsMsTREET'sS
lNlMlTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,
NOT nvR

But restores gray hair 70 lie original eolss ~ sap
plyins the capillary tubes with natural sustsaanss.
Impaired By sge OF disease. All instantaneous
dyessre composed Of lamar osasi q. dsssrsytas he
vitality snd beauty Of the hair. AID AFFORD 81 then
selves no dressing. Heimslreers Ioinitsele celsr-
ing not only lair - is natural oolcr ~ an
easy process. but gives the lair
Luxuriant Boauty,
promotes its growth, prevents &c falling o. sredi-
Gates dsndruh. ana impsrts health and plsssAss.
ness 70 the head. Il has stood the test Of tine be-
ing the original Hair coOrns and 10 constantly IN
crossing IN iavor. Usedby both sensisnsu and Ia
dies II is sold by ali respectable Dealers can b
procured By then Of the commercial agents. .. q.
slses. 60 cents and o..
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IHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMESCLARK Els
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

lElEbna Eb Z III ALL fiLLo
ssuskuTsa IRON pxsscriftses - ST ttdr<s
" -. PAvsfctan hrfs,'oFsff 4rFfo ~ Vtsfen.
hi. Inv sluahf~ medicine - uufsiirR IA tbs
u all those painful ani danger - isss-ca - which
he female eons clinton i snhlees iimoieFAles al
.xoes. ami remove. all ob-trueslon.. and apsssy
are may be relied On.
To MARRIED LAniFS
4. pesaliAsiy shifted. l. Vii. IN short ,isne.
ting on the N. aihly period xith regularity.
zach hottlr. prize One Dollar. bears The Govern
msrs stamp Of Great Rritain - prevent counter.
sefts
7ae.s Pns should 49, - fakess ~ females dHr-
t.o az FIRST THREg AOHTHs - Fsegsoret.
% fasg are sswe 70 triag o. Aisca-vt@ge. tsf \
sav other fsas fAeg srs safs.
la all case. Of Servoa. a. spinal Auesileas.
pain. Ia the BACK AID flnbs. FstFue on slight ez-
~rsioa. palpltation Of the Heart. Hysisr'eks Ani
White. these Pils- vii eject cure when AL 9TH
ara means have failed. sas slihensh powerful
remedy. do not eontAln ifon. eAonsl. antimeuy. %
-nyshinE harssal - tne een-titatlon.
Fuil directions IN TIE pamphlet sseana s@eA
.esaxs. which shouss ~ esrefully preserved
saie agent or tha g'uit,n states snd Canada
JOn M0sgs.
"a. ~. coralaaat street. View Yosk.
MIL % AMI slx postage stsmPs. ensiosed g
ny sushorsed sgsni ~ia irsuse h'siie eai'islnins
any pills, ~ reiara nal.
akw-e-e-wiy.
Foe aale Nv Al Druggists.
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q 6kxT@ Lea - yesr iztsr<<<si--ctll an "a
\ kzie- esez<tesne arr~ztls r><t>t - srrrr
r<Fezrs - go sanrls. sess f-ee. ~ Dz4i. 81
fwe~tv Ceasa. tA<t r~1<sls - Tee Dotlsrs. ~ \
l. WoLcoII. - tTp c<teHn Sc1Ne. E<- ferk.
t~sk.-viT.
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a vOlCE PROM yicKSBuRs..

WIZ = AANh ~
vtcksrrne. Miss. Ans. ,. -
pf. Isha auil-pssr sir; an hspFs - sssts 70
ysa thsi have Nd rcui valuable tetroa h..ier.
~lth srest eenef myself. ~ ssncfAl deot.its 80
pFo-trstoa of rus sYsta, produces - BE uaarsthy
and mlssua,ic la aeuce q she A's.istpe f.4es
aroanf yickstug. eAs.ng ben rfth Vea. stftnf.
ARM throux hout 81 whlie scHt t.a tsatea fn 1
soaaaentfv re-osa sest - 80 - ~ pefsoes 30 er
sspaea a. unAralths cAiaale..
Agent II. > sanitary Csmmisste'4.
Iasssvalfn. X. seqt. IL lSsa
"a ne as - Ilig iAe aeFs sanlni ted, 'hfeasn
- sxeat - ntae 81 tae Aetsf4i tilt fIef ~ re
Dspsrmebt q ths Arrt. - crtaeer sne erer'p.e
% NJ Cs1fon nIttrs ~ iospsflta -. saa te9aes' y
AR ansifsis - fsa1t n fe.eft ~, ~ tksstif
md Aopl1re - pse Ast1as ear sei.tr-s
n loli fsns 4 rs Ne-ses- hTft 90 - ~. 80
siso Gee - .teef IS. .tffis feH - ship e lef "a
onc. E, = Isl. H. stff - tettefs 'te> - -
a. stti' ~ test cFiI''i = - : VS. - BAR
a ~ one IL tak - pfeesf y ai.t p stt'ef +tl't
- -, nt--sles ~ prtit p la fsFftitt = - s. =
c..a ~ffe ~ .rtte4s a<Sst taAesks@
seUzran = stfffsi ttfeefez = 8.
.afaaa.sff. nfesft1neat "a Iai setta4tst
N4.nxlll- te1a I1,r ~. 49,.
Df fssA Bail's a<eut NJ 80 rrsE,i--''t
tsskin - Nsshvin-. Teaa. ths <Ieas ~ 80 eoffa
sfsaa's Cctroa ritlsfs 60 t2is g sat stA =. "
B sf'sr efese eo.eessas-
MIR 80 Provost A<feasi tse1
So -.ie. ~Aeiessie a. rsfai y :. = h<ff. TT
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lss oF ausststlI's sst.I sEs-1lEs

Jtt " nuNst~tlte eHttt HtFFtitS
HuNxEwE1I's rotr 2NopYSE - Fhss less'y
eeiserstet pFeparzroa ssifH ess trrs ssfeet 80
cane sa4 hnse ls sFus Ane.Tns - ress.fs ~aieh
asa e~@d ever otasa 4t.ssaaf - e1fe - rsicf n
Es<rslgfk. RAesustls.a. Hssf. SERVICES uss3seks.
Teeth kzd Kkf 49,. cholsse Nereas. ratss n the
-tauls<h f~s~e.r. AZ e..s. l1ttess sffss kssIzr
Le@s - siesp. 6s,af4l sesves eeeiiff~ Hzse4ssrs,
a &.,yns All whoorlaz csssh. ras q .i.rss =, -
s.Essly asFsess. eft - - r-ins Is Hsa.Air
sszssra<si1z, 49, tseiNF~s e - -as * - ma
szzportsct retess - sae&lsias. i.4s egtt1. t-an
z<s Ton ~srse i tsa sssisfs tssl. ussis 80
e< viihssi q - ~ issll4. - - go sseasi -
sishcrs = -
a. FcrsHls - ~ Ehe5ees.s 40 kefa1 uesi-
- IoHN l. arNSka kLt.. Prersle<ax
ffest.c.l Cess. hsetsz. Ases.
Y w. pafs1ck ) Co.. AgcntS,
fkkRs nAuTK. INDIANA
szlEs. ckssslz = c.. ana ;. =. Para. Haalrs.ls
AescGA C.ncizsEz. okio- s<ezassazizsin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

IHroATAxT 70 LADsEs -Ds- HAay2gfs fksALs
Pslls have never 81 failed n Fsos .ns ta aI.ies
arising nom obstruction, O. sieppags o. nature.
"A restoring tas system peEfsei health wasn sut'
frrlnz iron spinal Aaernesa. Pgeispasaa. s'ieri.
The uhiiss. Or other wssknsss 81 M Uterine Or
xana The Pills afs perfectly nalnlefs "a The con-
lutaslon and msy b taken - ths nlosi delicate e.
ma,a sItbsui causing di.sfces-tte sane ma the
act Ike charm > strsh stlenlag, lnslgerallng snd
rsstori1F the s. stem - aiiby condition, -aa ~
br.axani on ths snantaiy Pei. wl.h regularity TO
matter IRON whtt causes he ebstrucilo nfsr arise
rnay snould NoT be taksE dal.sy ne hfss thfee o.
four months Of prez-sney sLoass aaie ~ any her
lime. a. misc.ftiags woa.a Be tse result
F.ch bez G ~ tain. go p.ls. rfies a..
In. HARvRY's TRE ArssE On Diseases q Female.
PreZna.ey. Mlscsrtia<e. nsrrennsss. siers Es5.
Ksgrednc,ion, an aliases 81 r.taru. ana emphAu-
ally the Lslie's Private Medical adviser. pam
phsss Of Ga pages, cent free q any eidrtss. 81
cents rsqalred . ray postage.
The Plns and book VIII be cent ~ mall when -.
earels seated. aad pr.pzs'. ~
gBATAs. n = aeneral Agent,
70. 20 Cedar ~ New York.
ssia b. an toe principal drs<slste
a.. ClN<fNe4taAu
fasylAdwIr Aorsr scs NEa.. h.rfs.
~ Those who have a haltassing Cough
.hsalA not delay using Allen Laaz BAlsalo. II viii
ana. the Phlsssa - move aud cure tho Cough al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
ke ptett7IIy fua~r
gBoS. =. CHAPMAN Chemist.
yis4sam s1i broadway. New iorl
no you WISH To NJ cURKpl
-. afr.4rs .4aa

no fOU WISH To M CURKDi
DR. RUCHAN's
KSGI.sIH sPFcIFsC PHI 5 cure 10 less than thir.
iydsvs. the ~erst casa Of SEnV BUSINESS, Impo-
ssnce Premature Decay eminai Weakness. Tnsani-
~ and all Urinary. sexual and servors An eiions.
n, n after ireu VIVA, eause produced. Price One
Dollar per boz. SEM. postpaid, ~ mail. on re-
elps 81 "a order one Box wlli perfect tte cure In
masf cases Address
JAMES =. BUTLER.
oenera Agent. t25 broadway. New Yofk
fatxfs tw1ua
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ARe't Cor The United State.
T. "A be1 ofthe Fiua. securely packed, viii
Be mailed 10 ans address on rsct 81 price. which
l. oSF DOLLAR. pest pAi-money refunded by
the Aespt II entire ssfisf -'laa = rot given.
Jals 8ds1m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

swallow tHo or three hogsheads 81 "Bncha.r
Tonic Biuers." sasaapAliils." ''fervoas Anti
iotes," &C, &e. &C and after you are sat- fed
with he result. then Try 90 hox Of OLD DOCTOR
HUoHAEs' KSeLTsH sPYeIFfc rIIIs-and Be
rector 90 health ard vieor IN less than Thirty
Hays. they purely vegetable pleasant % taAe,
prompt ard sa'utsry n their ELECTS on the broken
dosn and shattered constitution Old and young
take hem with advantage. Imported >nd sold
IA tbe vnilsd States b
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
BOOKKEEPING.
TERRE uAUTE
Commercial College

Remos ed from H<rr's Hall. co-ner Fifsh and Main
streets 10
MinshoVs Building, 81 Nam ST..
BOOKKEEPING RY DOUBLE
~ Kntiy - applied 10 every 5spartmsnt Of
trade; Wholesale. ketasi Indl dual. Partnership,
Compound. Company Partnership Commission,
shipping. Manufacturing. Rail Reading. steam
boating. b uklns etc.
f.n~anship. Commercial Ccrrespondense and
Arithmetic vili rec.ive prompt attention.
separate room has been lifted up for the accom-
cfsfion 81 Lsdi-s
HOURS OF INSTRUCTION.
Prom sto ~ o'clock A. n. FROM 2 10 Ala p. n.
For further nforn alton call Il the College Rooms.
address (encIo<ing stamp he Principal
n, oskvIS,
Or sar references inquire u the follow M bus
men cf the city
H. SCOTT. ESQ. w. n. BUCKINGHAM.
II HUMAN J. o yoSys: p. "
Rw rHoxrsoS. FREp a ROSS. wn sroSE.
aly2edsra
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10


kssry 90 - pFscaesly fsnli = vita esnmo1
ealas TAs ehslaess sAs slivefing. The t1lnss- and
.azos. The soreness q ssroat. pasa IA tls t-ss.
.sufed no.ssi.. ard stiii more. the iffi.ahliy ~
teu.per and general dscoulsrt. hsse ~ culv been
experisncsd - every one at souoe tire bai Il has
hesa The m sfortane o. mosl psoele pas faro0gh
tAls uaple.sazs ordeal repeatedly ant frequsntis.
Va woaia reeon reud timelyuse e. N,ptzs Pos
rxz's CrsATIvz corsu B.Issx. because 4 always
cures, A a. :. rel abls snd pleasant remedy. Fuii
fsre-rcus On eaeh bette Keiailee y al Drnggias
:. s cents. le9swiw
H<4.lss sP<cIfIC PILfs-wAnnAsraB = sLL
ca. caa ssreaed OF Never fail 70 cure' DO
az naassatrf Are speedy n aetBeui No etangsof
a.st seqairrs D. not Interfere viih Business per.
.us,s Can - nssd without dsteciio1i Cpsard Of
sos eurea he lass morth-somc Of thea very severe
sasss. Over ose haadred physicians have SD them
4. heir practice and All speak well Of sAsir en-
-. snI approve q their composition, vhscr =
Entirely vegetable. and ha1nlsss On the s. STEM
Hundreds - certificates can - ssouiE
Bxs1's srEcrTIc Pufs are ne original al cuiy
senalss sosesae PHI. They are adapted Tor male
Art female old or uBg atf TIE oni5 rtliaeieita-
cdr for sIecttnz perms and spesfy ere IN al
cssss Of sp.rm-fo1rhsa OF ssni Ia weakness, VIII
=. a. ,rsia Of evils slea a. Ufstarai ard Vagina
Discharges, Giest. the whites, Nshsiy o. In.olur-
t.rv Knssslsns. Iscontinsnoe. 6snitsl Debility and
lrrst.bllity, inposency. WEAKNESS Les q Power
ssrsoas Dsbllfy &c., ali u which a ise prfnes7si-
~ ron sexaal Excssses or asl.2tas., o. sone
.onsfltafl0nel dersaeemsnt. aid iosassl ates the
~ lsrer from fulEl lns tbs daf = d married life
IN al sexual dlseasss, a. 6.nsrfhss. Glsss I'D
streta e. s4d n diseases q 'he Blsdssr ssd Eis-
asgs. thsy act a. eharns relief j. sxpsfisnesd b
taxing single box.
sod BY all the prlneipal druggists. Price g.
Thsy viii be cent ~ mai, securely ssalsd. and
on Fsesipl Of the money. By
J. BRYAN. ND.
80. TeC-,i.r street View YsEk.
Consa, ing Phyacl an for the troatners II seminal.
urn ~, sexual aad Nervous diseases. vi VII
ssnd, free 70 all, he follswing vanaois work, IN
sealed envelope
Tas FsFrrErz fHous.sD-Da- Bills TREATISE
IN s.lf Abuse. Premature de-ay. imDotenee and
Cos. q Poser. sexual Dlss-seo. sauinai Weak
aeas, slgnty EmIssions. 0saiis Debility. g g..
pAnphl.t Of 81 page. esatsisisg Important
.d,lo, = shs aniletsd. sud sach p nd 10 real y
very sa1srss the mosns Of re "a tas seeerest
,taxes Il plainly set forth. To- .sanpr srs re-
nj "A % psy Ii. postsgs.
>. X. cussnes1s. Assas Tsrfs Haa.s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10
TEI,tGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST
Last Nights Dispatches.

EXCLUSIVELY &c rHt WABASH espatss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

fE- Those who have a haf.assing Cough
.healA not delay aslns Allen Lang BAlsalo Il viii
sauss the PhIsssa move aud cure tho Cough al
-, l..,.ntfx aprTdesm
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Rebel Plans to Burn Buffalo,
Gen. AveritI Defeats Rebels as
vsoorsieid:
he Routs the Whole Force

Rs6el Arciiisry aa Captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
! Warning to my Customers and Friends.

Warning to my Customers and FRIENDS.
TTAVING been Just from the mar kets in
III New York, and receiving daily circulars,
I would announce to all my customers that
goods are really advancing again daily, and |
would most respectfully advise everybody TO
sel} az the reduced prices and having not Civ
en- up the idea Of removing on the LIST of Jam
uary, come and don't delay as now is your time
before every body raises the price OF their
goods. All goods not sold BY the lst OF Jan,
uary viii be sold at public auction. Come ana
law in your Blankets, Shawls and Cloaks and
Bonnets aud you will save meney. That's
what's the matter Hurry up and go to
Schwarz's; he is waiting for you, and the goods
aud prices will suit you am sure:
'S'1'~ s'' T. SCHW ARR,
orr 4-tf No 1872, King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
r i 7 7 { E !.
N Il : =
NEW DYING ESTT-.3sAlS1AENI,

NNW U1EINW us I-AE33zlJzK5Ai1Ni -
NO. Ii, SOUTH FAIRFAX STREET, NEAR KING.
WE. the undersigned beg leave to inform
w cur friends and the public III general
that we are now prepared to execute all orders
left with us, in the very best manner and with
out disappointment.
Gentlemen's wearing apparel cleansed or
dyed to look almost as good as new.
Lady's cloaks cleansed or dyed; all kinds
Of straw goods dyed-in fact everything
annertaining to the dying business, cone in the
best style Observe address, No. a. south
Fairfax street, near King.
BERKLEY, O'FLANAGAN s. HELEN.
sep 30-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29

>>.r,p o sT : IN = BEST GOAL OIL IN
{ THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retail Pr
css as loo or lo,ys7' THAI, the o9sss5-~4u ,as
uhe4u"1eo- A' No. Is Royal strest,
vi sre can be had L,mps, Chinnies, Wr>T ;.
aue go vaTiatv Of style, togethe: with general
a sssnrtmsnt Of Ca and Steam Fixtures, Chan
d i Pendants, Brackets Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades &c, OF al the new styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fttng Alterations nor anu rr nnted'1o''S
"'o@ nov lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29

PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
! BLOOD PURIFYING 4
PURGATlY E HIRES, 4
I'm Pills and Posoders,) \
*:*HE BEST BLOOD PURIFY WING sya,
! 1 \. yoy known hay6 been. most ><er&s.=.
used T,yr over = e rttsr q century ii Evr
s.1d for the iasL J years, also, III his c>,u1<'r
ana are particularly efficient IT, the cure Of III
chronic breasts. : . Une should ,jispar Of II
cured without iGsl trying them. 30 fsnja
should &c without them, for by, jl1e! .i,ncy
Is1nch sickness can be preTaEtsu iley az H. II
ported i~ec: to this port t,9 the utdsgsigaci
and III cir purity, efficacy and safety can b. r.
lied upon viii! perfect con eace:
Tie following ace come OF the d's-asev which
laye beta pecrlanently REMOVED: ~ Laei: u:c
Totter, 4
IunaulatiOn b
Of the howt!=:
cousun1utiSa. il liz /
early stages heada@Ae, /
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockiaw, ruptures, rheu1natls1,
cremp cholic, catarrh, pain IL the
breast and sides, deafness: nervousness,
s,,otted fever, chills and fever, ag:se, open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, SAT- ?heuDl eaJ.
Ger scrofula, jaundice tapeWorAn, bi}-
Ecusness, eruptions of the skin boWaL
complaint, langour, govt, dr3psy,
erysipelas, worms, chollcs pllaE,
diarrhoea, hoarsnesa, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white fux, dys-
enteIy, costlTe-
ness, m5a
sles, &c.
Also. PROF. WUNDRAM's KAEU M.
TIC TIN CTURE,~ sure and safe cure iot
acute and CHI onic rheumatism, no matter Of
no PR a0IR W 7ST(51T5RAM GOVT POWDBRs
(Girht Pulver) if taken in conjunction VIII tas
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or POW,
DERS. will most surely cure the worst ca5ea
Of Gout and Infamatory Rheumatism;
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EPIL EPI4O ~
NEEDY, the only safe and reliable 1q 47!t
known for the GeTt411 I, cure 12 81 hR,igSIT'gW
POWDERS will completely carry % 1hl
troublesome introder, and also remove al o'A7'
worms most efectual!y from the sys 8 9475 -
PHOF. y u \ DIAM VEGk FL 4 5 III
STOMACHAL ELIXIR, an Invaluable rs
medv against asthma, billiousness, psan IN 1na
breast, coughs, colds, dysente?y ql aa ob
cramp cholicc,, summer comp'al5ns snans;s So
s;ckness &c. Every family should nave 1os'
tie Of this Elixir in the house, and every trSS.
a1Ier in his yalise. Il can be safely, gwen %
tha Smallest Children there being no laudal14a
or other deleterious substance IN It Iry ~
- PROF. WUNDRAMs TOOTA-AC T. n.
DROPS, give immediate relief ana are n ,~:.;
relible than any remedy yet known: one 'F'S'
j" PROF. WUNDRAM's HERB TEA! Gu.
not be too highly recommended 70 al aas 'p
tics. sick and convalescent, and those suA''''a
from nervousness. x.rvr,, hi,
PROF. " UNDRAM's RI MA ..l|'<
HERB TEA, II valuable aid in curing rheo"'"'
tisln; also for curing gravel. ,x,aav
Full directions accompany each remedy
For further particulars, apply L. ,;.,
JULIUS DIEM ELI, Deus 1s;,.
AS Prince ST. nearly opposite me Ioss o ~.
betwe cen St. Asaph an6 Wash1hgtoi S'';I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-29
A G & 3 y .

DANIEL ST
MERCHANT IA 1LOR,
TIAVING taken the stand formerly 2ccu1
IL pied by ". & A. Murray, No II, N oesn
Fairfax street, is prepared to fill all orders en-,
trusted to him, and promises to Keep up sa0
reputation of his predecessors. dec S~-b1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
The Pirate alabama" is Sunk
GREAT &iliL NiCTORi !

TIE RLd picatc ship .iiobamo has bee"
ro"y"rcJ d. ta" f,M ANT sen, 10 Ms
b,nom ofh o.ean, This noted praticai
PES. of our commerce met her end on the
l9;h June. The Union vessel, henrsGryc
CCapt. Winslow, of Miss was the victor.
The kearsase is the sualler vessel. She
had bockaded the Alabama in the harbor
of Chcrbonrg on the north coast of France.
Il is said Capt. Seumes of the AlabaIua
challenged Capt. Ninsiow, sreamiug out
Of the harhor directly for the kearsargc,
and firing ne first shot, at |, A VI, about
ten miles from land. MauOeuveriDg for
positions, both vessels made several com
picre circles. About uoon, the Alabama
was 50 ritdled that she started 10 return,
but soon sunk, with a few mcu-but her
crew we're mostly saved, GS being taken
up bY the kcarslrgo, aud Capt. Semmes
aud 30 Of his men being rescued By au
EuGhsh ship wulch WAS looking on.
The keor-arge put shot through the
boiler If the Alabama, followed by broad
sides from iarhoard 10 starboard of the
kcarsarae, making a breach tour yards in
length under the Alabama's water line
aGd that finished her. The kcarsarsc
received but !i,tle damage.
The Alabama lost dead, II wounded.
The kearsage, on! y j slightly wounded.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-08
Hunters Great EX1edition.

On the lst of July, Gen. David Hun
ter had reached Charleston, the head of
navigation on the Kanawha river, in
Western Virginia. He had marched from
the Cumberland or Shenandoah Valley,
through mountainous country, mostly in
June, with force, (supposed to be 30 600
in alp fce AaaIred mites, and his total
loss, in all ways, was 2,OGG men, while
the Rebel loss is put at 5000. Scatter
ing his forces ia different directions, he
destroyed Rebel property to the amount of
Five Millions of Misunderstanding rail-
roads, canals, and everything that could
aid Lees army in eating, clothing or fight
ing. He subsistcd mostly on the country,
losing not Government property, defeating
the enemy in five engagements, ard being
rarely thwarted in his own Efforts
OF course, his men need rest and sup
plies, but We have reports that they bad
gone on to Parkersburg, where they could
cume east again.
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HELPS for the Soldiers.

A Lcwisburg soldier writes home that
few can realize the terrible heat aud dust
which sifiict our great, grand army about
Petersburg. But the nights were cold
Thus they suifer-and one result must b.
much summer sickness. To guard against
this, and to keep up the general health, a
variety Of food and of preparations i,
needed. Add to these the wants of thou
sands in our hospitals, and it will be seen
that much may aud should be done, con.
t'RaaHy,to sustain and encourage our brave
men facing the foes of our country in
deadly strife. Thousands of lives have
been saved by extra attentions, and thou
sands of lives may yet be preserved, pains
mlligated, and sOrrowful hours cheered
Gcv.Curtin has made special and ur-
gent call for donations for PennsyIvaniaus,
10 money or other supplies, to be forward
ed either to Col. Francis Jordan, IS7,
Eleventh st. Washington, or to Col.
James Chamberlin, Pa. Agt, Nashville,
Tenn. The supplies most needed are
Shirts, drawers, socks, handkerchiefs, do.
nestle wines, liquors. canned vegetables and
fruits. Jams and preserves, apple, peach and
ounce butter, onions, tobacco. arm sings,
hns"r stalls, bed rings and similar articles
Needed by the sick and wounded.
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--latest N ews
Sherman Advances again.

The Rebels under Jo Johnson had u
stronghold on kenesaw mountain. Gen.
Sherman made direct attack upon it,
but was said TO be "repulsed' with loss
of 1900, and yet, Immediately afrerward,
such was the position of forces that the
enemy abandoned it, and on the Sd Of
July Gen Sherman was IN Marietta, only
20 miles from Atlanta. 1t is not known
that any very formidable barrier, except
the Cha,tahoochie river, stands between
Sherman and Atlanta-ATLANTA, the
most important railway connection and
manufacturing point in the South West.
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WILSON'S EXCURSION
War Department Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washipytou, July 50, PM.

Washington, July J-9, I'M.
To Mi j)r-G neral Dix:
\ dispatch from Gen. Grants head
quarters, dated at 9 o'clock this morning,
gives the following results Of Gen. Wilson s
operations :
Sixty miles of railroad were thoroughly
destroyed The Danville road, Gen. Viii
son reports, could not be repaired in less
than 40 days, even if all material were on
hand. lie has destroyed all the black
smiths shops the rails might be straight
ened, and all the mills where scautlIngs
for slcepcrs could be sawed. Thirty miles
of tho South Side road were destroyed.
Wilson brought in about 400 negroes,
and many of the vast number of horses
and mules gathered by his force. He re-
ports that the Rebels slaughtered without
mercy the negroes they retoOk.
Wilson's loss of property is small
wagon traiL used TO carry ammunition, his
ambulance train, and II cannon. The
horses of the artillery aud wagons were
generally brought of. Of the cannon:
two were removed from their carriages,
the wheels of which were broken, and
thrown into the water and one other gun
had been disabled by rebel shot break.
ing its trunnions before it was abandoned.
lie estimates his total loss at from T60 to
1000 men, including those lost from
Kau,z's division.
EDWIN NJ STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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An Incident.

As one of the brigades Of the Reserve
Corps which came up to the rescue of Gen.
Thomas, at Cbicamauga, was marching
through Athens, Alabama, brigh. eyed
girl of four summers WAS looking ut the
sturdy fellows tramping by. When she
saw the sun glanoing through the stripes
Of red aud on the golden stars of the flag,
she exclaimed, clarping her hands, "Oh,
pa! pa God made that flag see the
stars" A shout, deep aud loud, went up
from that column, and many bronzed
veteran lifted his hat as he passed the sun
ny-hairel child, resolving if his good right
arm availed anything, Gods flag should
conurpr.