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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
DR.. Matti>oa'> Sure Remedies
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SPECIAL. DISEASES
Indian Emenagogue.

H. c~i~hrnist $780, hefiria~
ts prrarrf sxpr---ls 90 hnfh 49,
~ 80 Ersr Lie. 80 - sr.T.rrtar
e. 49, fhtnasi-~ 80 ~ r.urr-=r. 80
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of assgrrrt.ea re- rtsfe-s- rr-sr.
asi isfh~rsi 10 q ~ Errafr.i tst.r
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ar erhsr rcasluas 49, - - 20 aro.i
sr rsll ts ~nlch fhry 80 itatir
ifrakru III .iirrca-t. . "a = ii ourr 80
rssr f.nntir % mefrrius. auA De- 81
49, r--Ft..riis satr ~ .I tiu-rs. Eel
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-24
.(Wus Der Nen yprf grprsB).
st c 6 l G q II.

Seine @sits Der 8sihihte bistst tSbsres Sntsrsiie,
f.ine ni,b rem @elhi6taihreitsr NIT ms6r gerent,
iamfeit oeIdristen merhsn, als jene, irelhe lib AMI
ben 2ufanb Der Ser. gtaatsn unh ibrer Mrsnes, uno
ouf Bic Qaae itrer 6auptitaht am leBtsn 2lu9uit 1862
te,iebt. Ser 8eriht bes Gen. McSlelan iteut jsst
,um srien Nlats tlar NIB suianamsnbanssnb jsne Gr'
eiauiie bar, uelhe biele rihtise Grche %unIsrer nas
~ticnoIsn @slhihte auemahcn pernsn. gsir tsbaus
ern, bes bic ccnare1Honclle Nuaaate ~bsIsltsn, icrie
Bic Musaate i'm gebeaicn &sccrb unb anbere biaise
Musoatsn bss Berints unpcu1dnbis uno unsenau
Gnb, incem fe einiee Sbeile gar niht %entbalten, rels
de asrahe bic intsreHantsfen uno rihtislten Mufs
1hli1e iter bic geiietuneeu nes Sen. WicSlelan
aum Gabinst In gHaltinston tistsn. Sie untsr Sen.
Mcglsuans eiasner 2lutcritat rsrrhentlibte ausSabe
1T pruRGnoia.
2u iener Seit mar Sen, MegteIan nod niht st,
aentlih rom Sbsrtsfsbl Der Mrmes, pislmsbr bic srs
mo- rcn ,e;nsn s)tsrtsfeh %entfsrnt, in Nctae Der mfg
o~S,fiosn NbGd,ten bss &r;eosnsrartsmsnts. 6alsG
bebonSelte i'm NIT perabttiher @leihaGltiafsit. Oils
Mle@leIon ben 8sfsbt erbie!t, bic Saibinisl au rau,
mon. ,rSnedte or 70 brinoenb cine ltntsrrebnna uno
freimatbioe 8,lprshuna nit Sen. Sailed, Dap Ct Ih
noh Der nShnsn Observation-Disclosures ;ur 6arriicu
@,r k,ook ,,rs ala sr bcrt bic SsleararbenerGbte
.e,r;g,, iorh az scoar ,ter Bic Gbelareafe 8ap lss
Zen lies. inh,m er ososn MHttsrnoht III @ber,p Stone
SSnIst ~, SaIih,u lIf,r Der 9op a%ulanats. Or tee
isororbirts fUfUrt nod maleinaton an sailed, naB
Or iomeit osfen,msn lei Nm, Gh NIT ibn, III teIpre.
diem. ,ns i'm sriuhts. am unSsrn, i'm Rrissspepar,
mont ksGnhi;hsn Gnes Ses 9rabtes 8lab III nebs
men, @,n. sailed Pam. ,nb lhiSte cine fat u%nfreunos
I;hs sIntrcrt saSh,sns apeglsIan nc1 bic Nnt,
,rcrt sn]t,;ffert,. (hip Sorrslpoubsu, ,rilnen 8sicen
uurns In a,r;rotsSbifsru osiIhrt) tsnant,atiats i'm
S,r 3 sIs,rorh,n Sr,ro,s,r' BAD 1ih Sen. Sailed ent,
fsrnt habs. unh .ror obus e;n NScrt ess Gtlhisess !
nmo eos ollo o[,s meitcre xslsarapbiren nuslcs isi.
Gen, SpreI,uon ssbrte uota ilsiner 9lrn,ss ,uria,
trahts isins Sruppcn ron ectn Gdauplass 10 pielsr
tonisr,n Sbotsu bintpea. unb ranots lslt1t als lsster
hsn rsrJoi3,npn @hfodtfsperu ben Sta9sn , nit ner
lIrssr,snnnno. ,os Elm orcesr sSr,tbum in Balbinas
tom hsosno,n ,rorSsn lsi' Ncu Sort Mource aus
1hr;eh Or an .Sousa in trau,rnber SsreetIamfe;t ton
ben Gisnflsu lsinsr grmse uno Sat Saasa um Diners
fennuno S%srisIssu.
.9itie iprsdt Gin frsuuSlihss gscst su msinen
Srurpen, bah i'd 60 ibnsn i'm @susralbsts6l mits
tbsilssn fam. in 9,:uo ouf lire Statsn bel Oorfto.pn,
gSiuiamsturo. gHsit lo,nt, ,Sanuppsr @surt Sa,,s
unS an Der @bbifabcminp, 10 ME in Der listsntasissn
@alaat unp Dem lsstsn Sttiaa;us. gftsmaup baf js
nod Gin gBort Der grmuu,sruna Il, itnsn asiprcasn,
als ia. @aat 9ipts ftsr miaS. Sprsat nur n,sinsn
@olpat,n uno Sli,isrsn bic Nnsrfsnnuna aus, Die
lie pesSisnsn. Ga ,piro SDnsu risl nhsen, uaD mirS
Sbnsn bic 0unR Der Scloatsn s%rrsrbsn ,rsnn Gle
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-24
6 . n q s.

Sen f6. Mdrs. 9as Saus paiilrts teuts bic
@cle6iG bs8 Ssnat5 nit elmer fleinen Veraneerun9.
9ie giQ fir bic gntlaf1uns Der mtslhaftisten 9s'
srals ,puros Damn tsratbsn. Or. Ger irrah ssssn
Bic 9iu. Man icats fsinsn Gensral %sntlatisn, cens
ror6sr rntcrlutt ~ batsn, cb CT auh 'rirtiih rnrd'
tis isi, icnit rirns Die Gntlaiiana as Elm gtotsl
auf isinsm gtamsn ruben. SisBlu 'rnros n'ht sr'
lsoiat.
Sen II. Mar;. - SIN ssnats fsste @riass
Den gntrruf elmer nsren Ste9el rcr, nelHe rfrfh3t,
paB ale grnennunasn nss grdTcsntsn niht tris bliss
Ser, binter psrlhlclsnen Sbiren, lcnesrn i'm rfsnen
ssnate bsratben trereen iclen. Sis Bia, mslhe
oi. 9sbalts Der Tslb Gaplane rs5slt uno tbnsn Ysn'
1ipnsn ~rsrnilist, paliirts.
Saus.- Sis BiQ fit bic GntlaiIun8 untslhat'
tistsr Gsnerale muree brei Mchsn lang rsr'tcben.
BINS %raIIirten, rslhe bic 5erritorieu 9tsraoa, Sos
lcraoc uno gebrasea in Stano lssen lcusn, Staatss
&esierungsn 1T tileen. Sclaprei triro enrt oIele
8ils in Den gsbistsn fit inmsr aussslhloRsn. 9i'
ne Bil fir bic Ginrihtuna elmer temrcrdrsn He3teo
runs fir bas Ssrritcrium 0lcntanc palirte sbtnfaus
uno ebsnic cine 8iu, mslhe $24O,OOO fir %rtsntli'
dc 1stduee III DEN psr1hisSsnsn Serritcrisn ps,rtl'
list. Ser Mormonsn Sslssat Sinnr belt cine &s.
Dc fir bic Nuinabms BON utab ais Staat unS bob
Den 9atrtctismuS Der Mcrmcnen bsrpcr.. Sas
Saus sins jsbOh niht auf he Saas elm.
Sen Is. MGrs. Ser g en- at tsristb cine 8ia,
nRlWe pIe XSelVet INK Nlnuet poH TeUet'Ot''lH's"
fret MAIDEN 1oa. SIN Sauis ipra4 Sultan fir isins
Biu, ,relhs DEN Soloatsn elm. 9simitatis auf DEN
ecnfseirtsn 9alesrsisn i'm Sieeu fhsrn ica.
Sen 81. Mirs. - Ser @sssr tilSsts I'M Ssna'
te trisesr ben @sssnitano Der Dsbatten. SIN San'
Ie pal1rts elm 8sihlnB, Der Den 3risssisfrstar au!'
fprnert, bic Suinpis Gsntraf, Burlington nno Wii'
lcuri unb NliHouri uno Oiiiiilppi giisntatn ST.
isnlhaftsn III srinssn, bic 5000, 900 trisssr bsraus'
,uastsn, bic le fir ben Sransport BON Srurpsn uno
8rieasmaterialisn smpfanasn baesn, innsm eislsn
8abnsn untsr Der ausoriflinsn 8sbtnguns Sano se'
lhsnft murbs, Dap fe Srupren uns Srisssmatsriat
frei Al ~tefSrnsrn batsn. Gloricse BON gisernlin
!. t~eantraate ben 9sihlus, Der bon Dem Yrafosntsn
ino Ieineu, @ahinst bic Namen aler Burger psrlanSt,
bic In bic rsriAisosnn 8aRiaen ssrorfsn %plrren,
. lcrie ben @runb ibrer 8srtaftuns II. I. M. gsuroe
!, ts morssn suradsslsst. Sic Grmss @srniuiSunSs.
> tia. truros Damn aufsencn,men unS Elm Nntra9, Dap
fein Gelo ~psrrreneet msroen icute, nm 8ilrasr naas
i6rsn Ssimatbsn gu tsfSrnsrn, han,it ie fir bic Sts'
aierunaspartbsi iinnmsn, mis e5 IN Ysnnlploan'en
seIhsbsn 1i, risf cine LANCE pclitiIbe Sseatts bsr'
Scr. Ser Monatsssbalt Der @aostsn IN SSsltpc'ns
i, irurpe aui $40 ersSbt unS isssm Sifriet Elm 'us'ts'
rer Gaeet erlaubt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-24

Nntistutn errans: irie Sallsd sinen lansIa,i'sn
MarIh ssssn Scutb Wcuntain tanslte, unb rie BE
Waoifalsn ii6erau User Die Nettuns Der Saupttaet
burd McglsIaa murrten -ta5 1T ihrn 3sibihte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-24

Sen. Grant ut D,eoer ~ 2Salbln0ton an
seecmmen, ur,, ,pie es bsibt, Die 9ctcmae Irrne se'
as1 Wt@mene ~ fitren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-24

8 Ssrr Gee, Der in Nancaltsr Die tsiesn Sols
Satsn elacB, 1T suridsstsbu une BAT lia islbit an
he a,ebSrem au58sGsfut.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-24

0IuEtbu8 pen %. Utat6 1OV1'
0te bcmufratiide 9taats' 6 pnp entton
v,rlammelt 1h bsute III u~nisrsr Staet. Shcn ess
fern trafen uiels Dslssaten Elm. Soften mir, oaS Die
arteiten Der @oaueaticn issensrsi@e Golssn fir Die
@sputlit eraielsn mSaen!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-03-24

S~ eide We're sclts, @prrs'rpnoenb ron Tth'
eprus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
Particulars OF the Capture of Steamer
koanOake.

HALIFAX, Oct - -Tha following is a state
inert of the capture of the steamship Roanoke,
bound from Ha to New York, by Braine
and his associates, as cleaned by Capt PEPPER.
o. the brigantine Mathiide, from Captain Drew,
OF the captured steamer.
The Roanoke letr Havana for New York on
her regular day, and proceeded on her course
until evening in the usual manner, without
anything remarkable occurring. Captain
Drew retired 10 his cabin abont 10 o'clock Il
night. A. that time number OF passengers
were assembled ait singing. Suddenly several
men, armed with reyoiyers, entered the cap
tain's cabin, and in a moment he found him-
self handcuffed. Others OF the party mean
while adopted sim liar me- ures in other parts
OF the ship, and in few moments she was
completely i'll possession Of her captors. Only
two shots were fired. One took effect on the
carpenter OF the Roanoke, who, III Offering re-
sistaDce, was shot dead
The captors having gained possession, at
once shaped the course of the vessel for Ber-
muda. On arriving Off the Island they did not
attempt TO enter the harbor, but waited tor a
passing vessel by which they could get rid OF
the crew and passengers. There We're fifty of
the former and thirty of the latter, mostly
Spaniards. 81 3 :
The Roanoke had but little freight, but she
had from forty to fifty thousand dollars a5oard,
partly in specie and partly in paper. She had
also but very little coal "A hand When the
transfer took place. After the Mathllde reac ad
Bermuda with her passengers. party from
the Roanoke arrived there in boats, the la ter
vessel having been set on fire and burned. B..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
WAR DEPARTMENT,
" ASHINGTON, October ~ 1851

WASHINGTON, October ~, lS6l (
AGJor Gen. DIR, Nety York:
The following official dispatch has been re-
ceived from Gen. Sheridan:
"CEDAR CREEK, Va, 4 p. m, Oct 81 1SfI-
Lledf, zen. L. IS. Grant L pursued the routed
FORCES OF the enemy nearly to Mount Jackson.
winch point he reached during the night of the
Ign ana 2uth, without an organized regiment
OF MS army From the accounts of our prison.
els VINO nave escaped, and citizens, the rout
was complete.
"About 2,t00 of the enemy broke and made
tnelr way down through the mountain on the
left For ten miles on the line of retreat the
ROAD ana country were covered with small
arms, thrown away by the flying rebels and
other debris.
Forty. eight pieces Of captured artillery are
now at my headquarters. L think that not less
than 300 wagons and ambulances were either
captured or destroyed
"The accident of the morning turned to our
advantage as much as though the whole move.
ment had been planned. The only regret nave
ls the capture in the early morning OF from son
70 LOCO OF our men. l am DOW sending to the
ar department ten battle flags The loss of
artillery ID the morning was from Crook, II
from Emory, and from Wright
"From all that can learn, think that Ear
Iys reinforcements could not be less than
twelve thousand men.
"P. Fl. SHERIDAN,
--..s ''Major General Commanding''
Gen. Stevenson reports the arrival at Mar
tnsburg of fifteen hundred wounded and fif-
teen hundred prisoners.
Gen. Custer arrived at Washington this az
ternoon with ten rebel battle flags displayed
from the railroad engine.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
THE SCHOOL OF SECESSION.

has.
The Marlboro Gazette, OF last week, mas
long obituary notice of "Lieut Walter Bowie,
y. s. A, whe died on Friday, the TIN OF Octo-
her, 1854, from the effect OF wounds received In
a skirrnish in the neghborhood OF Sandy
Spring" and who is elsewhere spoken of in
the same obituary as possessed of the most
admirable and winning traits of character,
uuiekness OF intellect, readiness of apprehen-
sion untiring energy, end an abundant capa.
city for any calling, giving him unusual
promise of success in life" ..
Much of what is said o. the deceased is
doubtless true, but sad illustration of what
the rebellion is doing for just such young men,
is afforded in the fact, stripped OF the varnish
of friendly eulogy, that young Bowie was
killed by a shotgun in the hands OF a Mont
gomery county farmer, while he, (Bowie,) with
other q. s A. young men of "nanly and gentle
qualities" were endeavorins to beat a retreat
after robbing country store of its calcoes,
needles, and spool cotton!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
FROM GENERAL SHERMAN.

His r a pid Pursu of Bood-rhe Enemy's
Supposed Destination-No General en-
Sasementyet.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct 2I-No engagement
yet 1t is believed the armies are in North
Georgia. Hood is reported to be rapidly NOV
ing down Arownstown Valley to jackson Vile
and Ialladega, where he strikes the railroad
to Montgomery.
Shernan's army, stripped ofevery pound OF
supernuous baggage, is in hot purs uit of the
enemy, VINO has so much start and flies SO
fearfully that his capture is not assured.
a small party of rebel cavalry attempted to
tear up the track below Ackworth Yesterday.
but were driven off by the train guard Other
wise all is quiet along the Atlanta road.
Movements of Prices Rebel Army.
LEAvRNwoRTH, Kansas, Oct. 2l.-General
Blunt has been stubbornly resisting the adj
vance of General Price all day Gen Blunt
of ground. Prices force estimated at 2a,hN0
Gen. Curtis is concen trating his force on Little
Blue river Gov. Carney telegraphs that the
danger is very great, and to send every avail
able man to the front. Troops are now going
forward rapidly.
Later.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Oct 22-Heayy
fighting has been going on all the afternoon
The rebels attempted to pass around and en-
velope our lett but during the operation Gen.
Curtis dealt them blow The rebel loss h IS
been heavy, certainly heavier than ours
Among the rebel killed to day is the notorious
Todd, of Missouri
No details of to days battle has been re-.
ceived. Gen. Pleasonton is pressing the ere.
my severely from the East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24

~ President Lincoln, in reply to Emerson
EtherIdge, Baillie Peyton, and other Tennes.
seeans, protesting against the oath which Gov.
Andy johnson has prescribed for voters at
elections in that State, say that he has nothing
TO do with the matter, and declines to interfere
to set it aside, as requested. BY the Constitu-
ton and laws of the United States the Presi-
dent is charged with no duty in the conduct of
Presidential election i'll any State, and he
can see no reason for his interference in the
matter. He disciaims any knowledge of the
issuing OF the proclamation of Gov. Johns On,
and leaves it with him TO revoke or modify i.
Is he pleases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24

KANSAS CITY, October ga general battle
has been fought and q victory won. Price and
his W hole army are reported to be retreating
rapidly South.
Our cavalry is in hot pursuit. altogether,
with Pleasanton's force, numbering 1850 men
only.
The enemy may make a strike for Fort Scott,
but he will be too closely pursued to do much
damage.
Pleasanton closed yesterdays battle at Inde.
pendenee by capturing large number of prs-
oLers and three pieces of artillery.
This morning our line was formed five miles
south OF Kansas City, on the West Point road I.
SkIrmishing continued several hours, when
the whole force advanced and heavy fighting
ensued. The enemy rapidly fell back and
formed new line a mile and half from their
first position An artillery engagement sue
ceeded, our infantry meanwhile steadily ad-
yancing. no le E..a
Fighting was kept up for ten miles from TINS
point, the enemy gradually falling back. .
Pleasanton then came on our left and grand
charge was made, resulting in the total rout of
the enemy. $3.50
When our informant left the front our WHIP ie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
cavalry force was in vigorous pursuit the in

cavalry force was in vigorous purs nit the ia
fantry following them.
Gen. Blunt had command of the volunteer
force on the left and Gen. Detzler that in the
centre, composed Of militia, who behaved GAL
lantly.
The I'd Colorado volunteers, Col Ford, WAS
in the thickest OF the fight and made several
brilliant charges.
Gen. Detzler, Gov. Carney and Gen. Curtis
were constantly with the advance.
Our loss was not heavy. That of the enemy
from the number of dead and woun ded left on
the field, must have been very great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
SUPPOSED SPIES CAPTURED

On Saturday, a picket of Union troops, sta
toned at the Great Falls, captured George
Martin and K. B. Hook, of the lst MARYLAND
(rebeD regiment, both of whom are rene
gade Marylanders. the former belonging to
Baltimore city. When taken prisoners, they
said they were going home to obtain some
clothing, after which they expected to return
10 rebeldom. They tried to avoid capture, and
are supposed to be spies, but they claim the
privilege of being treated as prisoners of war
Hook and Martin have been sent to this city,
and committed to the Old Capitol prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
More Of the ST. Adams Raiders-Fears OF
IN Attempted Rescue. 10 ..

MONTREAL, Oct. 22-Twelye Of the St. AL.
hans raiders have been captured in Canada.
One in jail at 81. Johns states that the raid was
conducted by O captain in the Confederate SER
vice. Twenty three persons were concerned
in the raid. The amounts taken from the
banks was x223, 0C0. 80 St...tr J
The Evening telegraph, published at st.
Adams, says that tears are entertained from
the sympathy shown Al ST. Johns tor the st.
Albans rebel raiders. that attempts VIII be
made 10 rescue them. a troop Of cavalry have
been called out, AID are now guarding the Jail.
Hon. j. j. Abbo t, L. Lafiamme and Hon. i.
IL. Cameron have been retained as counsel for
the rebels, and Mr.. Dsvlin for the Federal au-
thorities a.f .'lF .3Itr rfst IS. t ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
FROM EURUP T.

FARTHER POINT, Oct. 2l.--Ths steamship Bel
eiap from Europe on October 13, and London
derry October II. has passed this Point.
LONDON, Oct. 1i.-There is i better time in
the money market and funds are hrmer, but
ues.
The frigate Niagara has arrived off Shoreham
with a Spanish steamer. seized under suspicion
of being blockade runner.
The ship "Southern Rights" of Richmond,
Maine, was captured August -, ny the pirate
Florida, and released under bonds.
Consols closed at s. IA SSa, for money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24

THE MURDER CASE AT THE NAVY YARD
On Saturday, after the rendition OF the Jury of
inquest on the body of unknown soldier
found dead on Saturday morning at the corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street east
Several pieces OF watch chain were found
near the spot, leading to the belief that he had
been robbed OF his watch, as well as soma OF his
clothing. The police Immediately sat TO work
to discover the murdereTs, If possible, ana
arrested soldier named Penera on suspicion:
he having been ia a fight on the previous night
The tight was. however a different affair TO
tb at in which the deceased was strangled, 80
proved before Justice Cull,) and he was dis
missed.
The body was yesterday identified As that of
Patrick MahoDey, 1lth Massachusetts heavy
artillery, who left the Branch Hospital on Fri.
day evening with another soldier. He was
thrty-nlna years OF age, and leaves wife and
children in East Bridge water. Massa chusetts.
The Ulcers of the hospital have taken charge
of the bOdy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24

IHE CONSTITUTIONAL ELEOTIoN-Ths
Governor on Sa Hrcav' morning received the
omeial vote OF the 80 Regiment Of the Potomac
Home Brl2ade, At Bnchannon, 81 vlng one hum
oreo ana thir y.seven majority for the Con-
sntution This Increased the majority for the
Constitution In the State according to our
count to four hundred and niuety- eicht votes
The ofnclai vose OF Somerset coaiIty gives ,602
against, which makes ire official maiorit on
the home vote ,"95 against the Don stitufion. -
Baltimore Am eytcon 20 Use r-~l ~ p I 2. / q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24

- MI Psndieton, the Cniraso NOMINEES for
the zee fres,ash ey hs a. las emerged from
for some time past, He s.a.es he IS onpnsed r.
the establishment OF another Goyernmsnt over
any portion OF the terrnory within ts,..' II n, y.
OF the Union. = In relate 10 the 1s,,h;act' ~
peace, he ssys ne 10 In favor o. exaeiinel NO
Conditions, insisting upon no tsrms. not nrs.,
scrihed in the Constellation, aud is opposed IN
any course OF policy which will defeat the
esta biish ment of the Government upon its Ola
foundation and in Its territorial integrity !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
NAVAL CAPTURE

The Navy Department this morning received
a telegraphic dispatch from Rear Admiral
David ID Porter, dated Norfolk, Oct. %, report
ing the capture OF the steamer Nando, a block
AIDE runner of six hundred tons. The Nando
had on board a cargo of $50 bales of cotton, and
the capture was made by the II. S. steamer
Fort Jackson. No further particulars are
given in the dis patch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-24
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
~ OFFICE. GEORG ETOWN, D. G.,



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Place the postage stamp on the upper ri ght-han
corner and leave space between the stamp and
direction for st-marking without interfering
with the writing.
request for the return of letter TO the writer
1t unclaimed within thirty days or less written or
printed with the writer's name, post Office, and
state across the left hand end of envelope on The
face side. will he complied with ut the usual pre-
PAID rate OF postage. payable when the letter is
deIiy cred to the writer
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New York Stock marke1First Board

by the Peoples Line-Office Sill Ninth street.
NEW YORK, Oct 2i.-U. ). 1881. coupon SIS,
looB U. 5. 5 2O's, 1O7K; Certificates of IndeDt.
edness, e5; Gold, 2l5X; N Y Central, 10;
Erie, ~; Hudson River. 12115; Reading, 1929:
Michigan Central, 123; Michigan Southern,
Dos; illinois Central, 119; Cleveland and
Plttsburg, 9S4; Cumberland coal Preferred,
l94: Cleveland and Toledo, 10Sx: Chicago and
Rock Island, 92x; Milwaukee and Pairie d u
CHEN, as; Pittsburg, Fora Wayne and Chca-
go, 81 4: Alton and Terra Haute 81: Chicago
and Northwestern. Az; Quicksilver, 7sa.
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CAPTURE or ONE OF MOsBY's DISPATCH
BEARERS

Yesterday our troops near Rectortown, Va ;,
captured John A. Washington and Lewis
Benedict citizens OF Fauquier county, both Of
whom belong to Mosby's battalion. Washing
ton is one OF Mosby's dispatch bearers, anu it
is said he had number of dispatches on his
person when captured Benedict was acting
as picket when he was arrested. Both of the
prisoners have been sent to this city to be dis
posed OF.
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Fire at LoweII-Lo,ss $40. GOO

LOWELL. MASS, Oct. PA destructive fire
occurred last hight in what is known as the
Draeut Navy Yard, winch was totally de-
sHpYfo. Also a large new brick MILL counting
81 and TWO brick houses belonging TO the
me. . Wooden Company. The total loss
y, ~ aoeu' rz.e,o~ Two hundred Operators are
tnro"h ont of employ mentb this II re- w
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BOARDING.

"A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OR TWO SINGLE
"A gentlemen, can obtain DO Il 0 on the south
west corner of 6th street and Massachusetts, ave.
nue.. Terms reasonable. oc 81 st
ROARDING-Four or five gentlemen can be nc.
e. commodatsd with comfor table ROOMS and
BOARD, by applying at No. 1913 Washington St,
georgetown. ID. u. 2-3t