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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
Sebt 9Th 1854.

For Rats, Mice. Rouches ANS. Bed
Bugs. Moths in Furs, Woolens, &c, In
sects on Plants. Fowls. Animal. sc.
Put up in 25s. and SLO0 B1xef. 10 ties. al d FiaSks
So and s. sizes for Hotels. Public Institutions, 30
"0nly infallble rem dies known"
"Free from pOis0us"
"Nok dangerous n the Human Family
"Rats come out Of their holes to die"
~ Sod Wholesale in all large cities.
~ Sold by All DrageesteaD Retailers everywhere
81 !i!BEwARE ~ Of an worthless limitations.
See that "COsTARis" name is on each Box,
Bottle. and EiaSk. before Won buy.
~ Address HENRY C0STAR
~ PRINCIPAL DEPor 1872 BROADWAY, n. Y.
* Sold by-An Wholesale and Retail Druggists
in Bvownvills, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

sd at Mclaughlin g. Swans
Il cigars aud ine-cui chew
inr
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

Mr.. ~ c. Perkins is still Oh hand
win tis o1.are machine and prepared TO
a., n . be very first quality. His
81 llery Is almost Completed
81 b. facilities for taking Pho
81 tod AmbroiyPes wlI be unsur-
p se1 any III the country, while his
sbberiofs at,iiies render him able to fur
Irish SIS atoms with FIST class pictures
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
D L.

ID Flags for sale at this
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
New Remedies for
SPERMAT0RRHEA.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION


BsaSyOIeuf Institution established By special En-
d0tgEent for me Rehef Of the Sick and Distressed
aRjctcd Nth TiruiP1f and ChrOHic Diseases. and
especially for the CEre Of Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
valuable Reports on SpermStOrrhOa and other dis
s.,e. If he Sexual Organs. aud On he SEW RESE
employed IN the OSpensary, sent in sealed letter
t5e Of charge. TWoO OF threeStamps accept
aJle.
address Or. !. SKILLJN HOUGHTON, Howard As
ssAation, No. =. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
December ~, 1861. n13-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

TIE Horace Waters AsIOdeons and HaraoaiuRs,
Tuned the Equal Temperament with the Patent Divided
Swell. Prices from S55 to $500. Alexander Or
gaDs from $500 10 $500.
ga liberal Discount 10 Clergymen, Churches. Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, Seminaries, and feacheTss HOB
ACE WATERS. Ag't, No. 4sl broadway, ". ].
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

The I4dy's Book; for October, has
been rtceiged and Is, ss ever, filled with
lie mo.i Choice reading matter (; while
ihe aoIofed fashion plates are unsurpas-
sed Is richness and beauty Of designs
ID coniains this month some Vtry rare
stet3 ~nEravlngS.
I1e Lady's Book is one of the richest
ard most superb periodicals published,
and ouehs to be in she hands Of every
lady in ibe land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

D5rlae De past week, nearly every
merctanf III Brownvliie have been re-
ceigia1 .p Goods. Among others we
hose. & refy we'll assorted stock at Theo-
8ore H John A. Ponn's, Berry &
Co.. W. II. Denis aud Mclaughlin &
Swan. Two new stores have been
opened. Dne by the Messrs. Hackney,
and he olber 10y Mr. Graat. TIE new
stocks DE yell assorted, and the largest
rhsi have syer Jeen brought to .he place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
STRAY SALE.

DINA GALE.
Notice is hereby given that I will cause to be sold
at public sale, to the highest bidder, in cash. a. As
pinwall, Nemahs County, Nebraska. on Saturday,
the 2i1h day of September, one stray COW, taken
by jacob Ozlrt.
j. N. PAULIN. J.. r..
Sept. 3 1884. v-ix.I-3F.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
THE L"hDIBSPRIllD,
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND ASHTON
NOTICES OF TIE PESS.

The January number Of our New Msgazine Ia
met with a very a~attering reception from the journ
ais Of the country. Read the following. among
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
THE HORACE WATERS MODERN
IMPROVED O~vERSTRuNG BASS
FULL IRON FRAME PIANOS

are built OF the best and most Thoroughly seasoned ma
terials. and will stand any climate. The tone Is very
Deep round, full, and mellow tee touch elastic
Zach Piano warranted for i've years. Prices from S22s
TESTIMONIALS
fsThe Horance Waters Pianos are known a. among the
very best. "-Euongefisf.
sfWs can speak OF their merits frCm personal knoWf
IHteIigeBcer.
sfWaters' Pianos and Mei1dsoas CHALLENGE comparison
with ihe finest made nyWhere Hon Journal.
Sl90-NEW OCTAVE PIANOS, Of differ
ent makers, for Si00s do. with carved legs 500,
SOS and $40. Secondhand Pianos and Melodeons At
s25, so, 500, ESQ, SO, 500, sIl6, Sl25, $3.50. and
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22


te luis
ln.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

ByEpe ElSa1, Nr1re Disease. Eita, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
MANY Tena. hubtc cures OF these affections have
been nsde bv the alternative power ortbis medicine.
II stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action,
and ihUS oyerCOues disorders which would be sup
posed beyond lis reach. Such q remedy has long
been required by The necessities of the people, and
we are confident that this viii do for them al that
medicine eau 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
:" ALFRED b. TALLEY.
~. Anthony Fire. Rose or Erysip@ias,
Teiter and salt EifeUsn, Seaid Head,

R~iagyyoFnn, sore Eyes, DF0psy.
DR.. Robert n. Prebie writes from Sa'em, n. II
18th Sept. 1853. that he has cured an inveterate
case Of Droysg. which Threatened 10 terminate Ia
tally. by the peTseycring use OF our Sarsspaflila,
and also dangerous Malignant Ergstpetds by large
doses of the same; says lac cures tie common ETNQ-
TONS bv IA constantly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

lI-HEREAS, on the LIST day Of July. A. D.
w 1861, Johnson Walker, Of the county .
Clinton in the State Of Iowa, executed unit.
Hcorgc :. G. Dow, "a trustee. certain deed Of
trust, conveying 10 said trustee til. land il Gin
ton county, Iowa. described as follows c.wit -
the south east quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section M. eight in township No. eighty
three ~ n.nsh " range NJ. four 4 east Of Tie
fifth 9Th " ~. Which said convey sncc was
inatls by the said johnson Walker. for the pur.
pose of securing the payment Of ak certain prom.
issrY note, therein s.sccifc.l aud the intrre>,
thereon, ,g,.-J b. said johnson Walker dated
the Isl day Of july. A. y ISL, and payable as
follows une for &l4 ~ pay able June 1t. l-.2,
one for "a. 90 payable January Is. 5S3, on" for
SIS ~ due Jannar, 1t. 1864, one Tor 81, y" pa!
able JANUARY Isl l-,;. on" for -, go Paybie Jan
uary At lsyd one for S6l. pa, able january st.
lss11, an PAYABLE 70 order Of Nacklnt Corbn, Ut
THAR Office in Ill. CITY OF Davenport. Iowa
And now said three ilrst mentioned notrs hay
ing become due and pay able AMI the said Johu-
-on Walker having failed 70 pa. the same. J.,
1;eo = &. Dow, trustee a. aforesaid, do hereby
rive thi. public norice that BY virtue ct the pow
g. which !. in me- vested BY said deed Of trust /
viii on Monday. til. nth day Of July, ID.
1864 Al the hour of two O'Clock IN tine afternoon
of si.! dxy at the Court House door in the city o.
IL,vr,,nrrt expv.e and Offer for sale, ut public
ancton. the parcel Ut land above described, Or -
mich thereof a. riail be necessary to satisfy and
,.v The s:no.,nt Of said note with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale. together with all the
costs and expenses attending said Of this
notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 25th NJ May, 1894.
mavs5lss GEORGE $. e. DOW. Trustee.
STATS or IOWA, In the District Court for
Georeianna c. Jones ". John B. Jones.
= 7 ySSc < x se0 aEREbY NOTIFIED, tbs. thor.
4 i now on hle in the ol6cc Of the Clerk u thu
District Court for Scott county. State Of lowe.
petitiun Of (;eor yianns g. Jones, praying tcs
divorce from the bond. Of or r. NO" , ,S..
yos have been guilty OF such inhnrnan trr atMent
towards her a. - endsnger her life. And PEI, PEI.
tiorcr al.o pray. that ale have the guardianship
~ S,eor.,; anna A. n. Jones and La6ra II. c. n.
Jones. your and her minor children.
Now. snicse Sou appear ana aaswer theseto On
.cc s..,or ~ The eecoud day Of the nc Il term
co. 2 e begun and 1 ,:s 90 re .t ss,
Iii he entered u record. aud Judgment reedere
shereon granting the prayer Of petitioner.
Mar -, 1854.
essnp = Gu. Plsiaai3 Asasrsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

s. rnina. arn ssons the roLsfql' nee 81 se' Atuse
yass .,i'arv vies or depr-v'i eexns. i.du gene.
urnc.i e.d nv he you ui Dnth sxs 20 ~ siinsr'
m; led a.t cins @.,n Une.i ing cor ~ q.
" III. f.i.oxinx fan Of morbid mp'ous niesf
,rnba ed by sc,eri'il; mod ca ms s'-es. VIZ "a
- count ~ ence da.k 8 ota IN Ter o- yes, pail
be head. rLs isg - the eaEs-uase IKE Ia" -
ling Of ieaves. Lreas t.ss H'out no Ans. ehs
mesa u Tia. i'm 10 .u.ed vlsob, di-list ~ u III,
pa /. x.nu,.,tances + a. T r,.inur, hec g Gu
l. ~ o 90 ard "a tous .rrr'css Aton H. fa. i.,iic
reath coughs con tic". night ~ ehis, IN 3D.
ma ala and fr unrItiy aiiy. u rSntf y 10. Oh
.oin.d sLould arp 'mn,eai.iely bJ i.t.<Y per
eou AID bavo q aft. c..5. Persots ata Iietsnee
may cure: y, h me by al trc-srv o ct - p
sur on, a'irs c4se eyEp Ne ~ q i"n-th u ne
the dIsea.e In. cont ned have meiicine
prom, r,y forwarded Tree ON dninase " curiosity
'nsny ~ Of .he county, with for a. pain difee
itons ua9.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
Home Songs Of the w ar.

Home songs OF the War.
American Marseilaise Finer So
''under our flag beat the long call once more,
Call up the North you called her before
Our Volunteers Song and Chorus. so.
Sudden and loud the war cry rang
Softly now. tenderly lift him with care. so.
This is hero whose pale 70: m We hear
Inscribed 10 The mothers wives and sisters
slain in batte.
From the Red Battle Field Quartet so.
''Silen'l,. tendcrly mournfulv home,
From the red ba;tle field volunteers come"
Hero has Fallen. so.
His saddle is empty, and 4heathed Is his sword,
Another has left us 10 reap his reward"
Emancipation Song and Chorus 50.
In this land Of the Free not slave shall there be-
As a cause for rebellion or treason
Mother, when the war is over. Sig and Cbo 50
The Drummer Boys March. So
Sent by mail, st-paid, on receipt Of price.
OLIVER DlTSON L CO, Publisher 277
Washington street. Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
CONSUMPTION can be Cured.

The advertiser. physician Of 81 wears expert
ence. in the treatment OF Lung Diseases, Bron-
chi.s, asthma. &c. but now retired from the prac-
tice. is DESTROYS Of importing his experience by
diinsiny information Invaluable to the suffering
humanity. and which has cured thousands
The same medicine will do for al! He will send
Prescription with full directions for Use, adapt
ed 10 each particular case and will surely effect
cure. Try tit will cost You nothing stamp
required for postage. Address,
n. LOWE, NJ. D., Box 50.5, New York CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

a spark from lighted cigar burned
over about fifty accr Of wood land near, 10
slyn, Long Island Last week.
A great deal Of land in New Jersey and
pennsylvania has been devoted to flax this
year, aud the prospects for a large crop are
very good
The taxes average &15 head to every
man, woman and child,in New York. Fifty
years ago the taxes only cost each indi
s'd1ai,ial fifty cents per ann,i,n.
Icn. Grants father has brought sui,
against certain cotton spectators. 10 rec
over onc-iour;h Of large profits made by
them in the trade under the agrccraen,
that the above share Of The proceeds was to
be his
BILLitRrs Goll;llwai;e, who was lately
defeated in the billiard match with kayan-
aeh seem, received not u STAY b. ateii He
has again challenged his late oppncnt 10 play
for the championship and FOR one $1,000 q
side game Of one 1000 point mp, in septic
mbcr or October next
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
IMfORiA%r 70 LADIES
ss(:reNt American Remedy


tHros, Tia as,l f,ap,. Pr,
(WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w when the directions have been >tIi..tiy
followed IN rcmoyir. difficulties arising from oh
>iraetion ~ -inpag- ~ nature. or in restoring the
- stem I" l,"i,"el h"alth when suffering iror;
Special affections, irolapsus teri. the whites,
other. weakness of tile Tteri'ie organs the Pills
aye p"ricc,l, harinl... - the constitutions and
ma. he iahea bs the most delicate -i,aie- aitlisut
ransg distress, Al hs -arss tiiie act ike charm
b, Strengthening. inl iroTltipg and restoring the
system !" a healthy condition. AMI bs bringing on
the month"; period of regularity, :latter IRON
w'iai cause III" obstruction may arise. They
should, however not BE- taken III" frs, three or
four months OF pregnancy, though safe ~ any
other time. a miscarriage would he the result.
Eacl, box contains w pills. Price 81.
Dr. Haryey'. Treaties on Diseases If Females.
Pregnancy, Miscarriage. l'arrenness, Sterili
", Reproduction and Abuse Of nature,
and enphaticay the ladies pri,ai. medical ad-
wiser. pamphlet al - pages sent free to any cd
drss> S,A cents reqnredto pay postage.
The Pill. and Book viii be sent Ly mail, and
conidrntial!v. when desired, securely sealed, ard
prepared, on receipt Of moa By
j. BRYAN, NJ D. Cent Agent.
- C.daf->trc";, New York
Sold by all the principal druggists.
Smith D"yer. wholesale agents, Chicago.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
i Permanent Cure OF
Gon"rrhca, Glc.t. Unnatural Discharges Irnro-
tenco SIENNA! Weakness Ni.i.ir Ei;: sicn-,
lnconrinrnce. Gen,ital I,"hiiiis and irri
liability. Gravel S;rirtnf, and alice
tons ofthc k,,nc, md Bladder,
which has been used l,v upwards oi
laa = SlC!A
in their private practice with ei.ire Success, 81
perc"dng Cnhehs Capsues, q any other con-
pound hitherto known.
RE l. $ LIEE pII. rs,
are speedy in action. often cfecting a cnre in
few DAYS. and when cure j. effected il Is perma.
ncnt. They prepared from kcg.tah" extracts
tEat are harm'v>, on the system. and never na,l-
seate the stomach or ir,preri,at The h""ath and
being sugar coated. al na-.or- ;a>te is avoided
No change OF diet j. nece--.i', WhiS, using them
nor does their action interfere with business
Each box contain, 81. dozen Pills.
Price. 81. Sold by ali til. principal druggists
- I'm places where agent is advertised thew will
DO sent by mail postpaid, aud confidently sccur-
ed from cb>er, alton when desired, on receipt nf
money. BY !. BRYAN. w.. d.. - Cedar ST. n
Y. Smith DIVER, wholesale agents, Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

Tue TAX OK Ivcoa.s The incomc-tax
sebton of the new tax bill as il passed the
senate, is as follows: Five per cent. OH
incomes from 5000 TO 5000: seven and
half per cent. on incomes from 81 900 10
sl5,oo". with two PEI cent additional on
the income Of all citizens living abroad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

a Sr.groI. Krarpr We can con~cien-
to: sly recommend 10 those suffering from Il
distressing cough, Or. >trickland's Meltiu-
lon- Cough Bal>am. II gives relief almost
Instantaneous. and is ,,itnai Eot disagrcabl"
10 The tr,'c There Is n, doubt but the
Mtliiihnous Cough BaiSan is one OF the best
preparations, in use, and ! All that il, pro-
pricior claim, for Il. We have tried il dur
ing the past week and found relief from a
most dsres ing cough. Ii i. prepared b.
Dr.. Strickland, "" . Fast lth street. GIN
ci!nati o., and FOR sale by druggists at 50
cents per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants,
BED Bugs, Moths I'm Fmrs, wool
ems. &c. insects ON H.lnMtS, Fowls,
Animals, Ar.
Put up in 25c soc. and 81. Boxes. Bottles and
Flasks. e. and IS sizes for Hotels Public Inst-
tutions, etc.
"Only infalliblc remedies known
Gree from poisons."
''Not dangerous in the Human Family"
'.Rats come ont Of their holes to die
.23-Sold Wholesale in all the large cities.
s15-Sold By Druggists and Retailers everywhere
~ Z. Beware. of all worthless limitations.
tN-See that '.CosrAR's name is on each BOX,
Bottle and Flask before you buy.
Address HENRY X COSTAR,
Principal Depot 4s2 Crodway. \. Y.
to Sold by +. >. BALl.ORD.
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
Jan 9 dwtf Davenport Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

These pills. by long experience n private prac-
ttce ha . bse, found the IT, usef1i remedy
axains, 'hose general CONF mints tie fcrals te.
n,e a. ct To-, .ura snppre.ss ns irfexuarities
whites, fuliiiv,f the Y omb. tumorss 81 urinary
disea..s =, nerv rs dsb'i;y sc .
Persons oaii .. Dr. Barion's nfise or s.ndi' Y
for pnekAxss OF nsiiciIes. mry rely upon n 10 nssn
OF conf iMl vi imp Gil fiifh arc
xp.ct no me-. q than 20 n charged vim y fair an
.rusu,l.y sa:isfsc,ory remunera Ion I : seEvic~
rendered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

MANHOOD!
How Lost How Restored
Just Pubiisl.a IN sealed Enrelope. Prize cent?.
4 LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREAT
IA MENT and Radical Cure # Spermrtorrhea.
or Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions,
generally p; Nervousness, Consumption, Eiiepsy
and Fits; Mental ana Physical fncapaci,y. re-
sultng from Self Abuse, DC, BY RoBERr ]. CrL-
vEnwELL, n. D, author IF the Gree, Book, dc.
"a Boon to Thousands Of Su1srers."
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any I'd.
dress. poet paid. on receipt Of six cents or two
postage steamps, BY DIR. J. c. KLINE, 127 Bow
cry, New lork-Post Office boz 1885, jel0-dw3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-11

leagues and military companies toreporf forth
| with for service to General LOCKWOOD
The excitement in Baltimore yesterday was
intense About clock in the evening, TIE
signal OFF, Ger, situated at certain point near
the Charles street avenue, received a signal
from the outer ,ickets, that the Contederates
we're in sight The fact was at once signa!ed
to the military authorities in me city, and
Colonel Woolley proceeded out Charles street
avenue and placed certain troops III position TO
give the Confederates reception. It sub&a
Quently appeared that it was scouting par
,y of the Contederates, Is or 20 in number,
and after taking observations they retlred.-
They we're III tul view of the Northwestern
section of tue city For the use OF the great
uuulber of scouts, as we'll as for other purposes,
nearly all the able DO died horses in the city
were seized By order Of the military authorl
ties during Saturday and yesterday, and 10
such an extent was this carried out that sew
eral funerals which we're to have taken place
Yesterday had to be postponed until to day.
a negro men able to work, who could be
found yestsrlav, were enrolled at the several
station houses and ordered to report themselves
at 0 clock this morning. to 60 to work upon
fortihcatlons.
There were considerable number Of mem.
bers of the State Constitutional Convention IN
the city yesterday, and they we're IN quite a
ouandary as to what course they would pursue
with regard to the Convention IN View ot the
Threatening aspect Of affairs. Some were
anxious to 90 to Philadelphia and leave the
Convention to take care of ITSELF While others
insisted that it was the duty Of every member
70 90 to Annapolis and meet tomorrow i'll
nnrsuance to the adournlne nt and then ad
iourn over for some time, take boat and leave
the city. The latter course, 1t is thought, Will
he adoI ted.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad was re-
norted last evening as undl,turhed by the
Confederates as far up as plane NO. 4,
about forty five miles from the city. What
;n;nrv has been done above that point IS not
known.
Ahout ten clock last night Gen, Wallace,
with his staff, arrived in the city in special
train. He will assume command there "hlle
Qaneral Rickets remains in command OF the
f,rces directedly in front Of the Coniederates.
Last night at eleven clock, the Conteder
ates were reported as lying upon their arms IL
the vicinity Of Elysville, Howard county
The Federal soldiers engaged IN the hgnt OF
Saturday declare that they have positively
ascertained that Gen. Ewe'l was III con''naDo
of the Confederates.
Passes were yesterday required IN every case
! ohlo nort;ao "a get out Of the city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-11
THE INVASION OF MARYLAND.

ur Stanton, Yesterday, at | A. NJ, tele
or,nbpd 10 c. neral Dix at New York that an
ohcio report from General Wallace stated
oha,]a took place between the forces under
b;s command and the Confederate forces at
Monocacy on Saturday, commenting at 8
o'clock A. NJ, and continuing untii 0 clock
p NJ: that the Federal forces were overpow-
cred ty superior numbers, and were forced to
retire in disorder on Baltimore. During the
engagement quite number Of prisoners tell
iotothe hands of the victors, and al ong them
Bng. Gen. TYLER, commanding the Maryland
troops at Monocacy Gen. Wallace who was
in chief command reports the loss as severe. -
Estimated at 600 Besides the losses OF the
troops more especially belonging to the militia
rv deparment of Baltimore, Ricket $ division
Of Wanen's corps which had been sent up
from the Army Of the Potomac and particlpa-
ted in the battle, is said to have lost heavily.
At a late hour last nj ght, the remnant OF Gen.
Wallace command reached Baltimore. His
forces were composed of General Rlckett
Division, 9Th Army Corps, (veterans,) the
llth Maryland, the Sd Maryland, Potomac
Home Brigade and several regiments OF the
0hiol0O days troops, and Captain Alexander )
lNlaryland) Battery.
The Confederate cavalry made their APP
pearance at Westminster on Saturday even
ing and on Sunday came down the turn
pike to within twelve miles of Baltimore
On Sunday afternoon, a detachment OF caval-
ry under Major Harry Gilmore struck the
Northern Central Road near CockeysVille, and
burned the two bridges over the 1unpowder
in that vicinity. In the evening this force en-
tered rowsontown, where the men took sup.
per and fed the horses. 1t was supposed to be
their intention to cross the country and endea'
7or to burn the bridge across Bush River Neck
and the Gunpowder, on the Philadelphia Hall
road
The Baltimore American says that the Con
tplerates followed General Wallace but short
distance and struck otf in another dlrectlon-
one theory is towards Washington and anoth,
erovarda the Potomac They lett force
ct cavalry behind 10 damage the railways lead
lGg to Washington, and also TO gather fresh
horses, etc,
II was reported last night that csnhonadlng
Vas heard yesterday morning in the direction
Of Monoca,y Junction, and it was attributed
to the Coufederates sheling the woodsln that
Vicinity
=, Gov. Bradford, of Maryland, and Mayor
chapman of Baltimore, caused to be issued
JOINT proclamation, stating that it was useless
any .onger to conceal the fact that the danger