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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03
Letter from ehi-nn,'s Regiment.
Special uDrrrsi''Ut"nt of be palla, Herald.
HEAn OR. CHirh REG'r cANrOs

MI II,rr1s I-lU u TIlTTu- FTWTiIIlT,
UrAn OR, CHl.Tu's REI'r CAyrOs)
TissAs Itlyru IA, Au, I2ril, lsol
Is, ~ SytspPLLs Esd - prr Sir - 4 d. Lh- ores.
crt /. ritIhrr "A ,is,iF, iin, with mo will llnp vun
"a, Nm. :. rIi y, ,,nTi,i In IN. II .r7,li or
ma, a.. y,,,, ,I,,sn n '..'
in H., "a ,,,,y I,,.ri . rh, west hank of the
L,T ,,,, 4 ri, ,r ,r,' Il, mile. u'r,yr tLc town
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03
agRsEny ,sirrHpAY MORNING
WfNDEbLS & LANE.
yOEt,S, :" J. w. LANE.
EIn'fis @..-S."Y>s'H @,
trs dnttniiuusd Oh the expiration 'esa
4 lime for Which they ar, paid. @u5a

tEnALE StMiSAiH At LAse
, ivaIu lsl aii iua i,u, i"ii "i hhrh'hs u
rslHhI 1iy't II, l.ancas,rr IN ihis can "
npli wi,,ra, II ui'lW.r and girlS. which
fui Hni iunE .irrdrd in>',iu, i"E ia ans
% ha,r iNE .1.v niii pnr icmidrs. hut Learn
'gii Ie 10 iHliyi' nc rCi"Ui one oi ne lrnt
fling Al .iirhriulrhns ui;s h"r"hgh Eng
ssirais,iurI,h n . in' lrelimi""' len are
rraI ss,'d and tii,'eScr, arr klrcl"' !"
boar ,h- l'rh'"i The .pres"n' m"!i H. ~
arls, amt W. earn si.y wish tie n""'l
lccess, lu ,lIc orIplnatprs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

: The Richmond Examiner of l2ih learns through e
private urce thst whole invading force Of Mary
land, numbering 36.O0O, WERE all iiUunisd tom
nesioga bOrses which they obi aimed in the country
not of which s less ihah IL hsnd- high and hat
they advance they lok like army OF gians, 'hr
earth fairly trembling under their feet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

=" Ne SrrT - f1rL.r C,uiy-- fIr. ciiny:
Ni1t hereby roni'uam lal lat Yuu anm mons, by
i publication, sarah JHur Nul,s, wh,,, wllrr,gt.
b'nIs j. unknown I" Il" aud appear hrfnrr the Dis.
trc; Court io r hud"n Ia anI for th,c uny Of Par
k-r ~ the Court iiUu-" thereof IN he town uf Wrt.
,i''rirr on llc f,nrth Monday ia September It, 1t,
then and thor" tu answer the prtilirn nf a. Vines
filed in said Court against he sai sarah jar En.s,
alleging, in Substance follows: 1ha' ON or about
Ih' 2~ day 81 May, 1867. IA Titus county. Tcxis, l-.
t,ji"nrr in .rnIrrri with d"i,.mlnni, Sarah jan.
Nlrr" ni continued hive with her rerf,rIning all
tiir In lee uf guun. kind and aieriiuratr husband
nui about ll" "a day Uf f,i.iinry. 1850 when de.
hntaui voluntarily ir he bed ad board OF rtitiun.
"r without any Just ra,isc pr Iruyuratiu,wii int,n.
ton ni ""tlI i,'uru, and has remained absent from
MIN for NOR" ihUn three years wherefore h., pray-
tor decree Court d,>"IyiIg the iniu- of nI;,tri.
n'y brIw'ru him aud dnG.utnt, aud also for Judge
ir"ui i'r r''si cd" sui AMI for general relief Herein
i"ii mot hut h#'" you ih"r aud there, lcur,' said
Court, fhi, "rit, y" y"ur return thereon showing
/ ~ ,"n have cNr'rlrd IN" tam"
Wl'ERss IUhu A, Fln Clerk Hf the
( SEAL District Court "i Parker lnnty. Given
- y )lnd"r my hand aud .,4.l of s,i,i Court, in
- - 'li- town ut Nra hcriurI. his H." I'D iay
ui August, ln,4. j. \. FAM, CIR d. {. Pc T.
Came I" hand Aug. 2:"l. lSii. The within is
tru" aud cur. Get rupy Of the original r'ni"n Ang
@5i ls,i J. ". u RIACKW ELL,
.2iw ShrIih T. G. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

IT. The NLsriF Q Itti.r C,rg,r--Dre'tigg:
Y ,oI ur" hereby rnmnlmd~l ,f" SUMMON .rifts
L iium'ah' by publication nt thir Nri' ~ he law
directs, =" is AMI arIil the e,rn ~ ih, bi..
Iri't Court, &" h' held hin ua for The county ,f
fLr.r ami Etr 81 rEn., a. lr CUuI'r u,r wi SAID
t"lGly. "u ~ fourth Monday il. scp'emhrr, :, II.
l. II, TIM "ud there to answer the c,Efu nilt {
VI ,rA H. Harm Il.ut n, aSsin- TNints fTI.fnilu
t'ria"utlt, wherein said riatu,n allcgis liza she
81, lr-alr married tu defendant. on Rr,uI ihrIi,
dc, ,i ,iauuarN lSA. and hal h. has ElHutaii, l'g
her N,l lnh1"r tor rnnr' than h rn v-art, sith in.
tntipn "t aamunm.u. and tha. his re- jrGrv i-ur
knnHu iU plIinfiii. and lrdyS for lrrrc- dyOr.inr
hor. ,iil pltnin. irtm said dcrIr Ritr uhd for =
jud-W ~ Tor costs. trr'in fail ma, 4,lr ,i This wri,
make dlr. s-rNi ice nud rt1Iun ~ ih,. nr aeris. =,
Wilri.S }. Singer. C'fk'uE she bi.liic
fSE,I \'our' uI Parker County, and the seal ut
! S t.til court. ~ Hrg hrrlcrl, his the 9Th
y . - day "i AnSH.t, A. ". 1874.
t'.i, J. SANDER, Clk Il. e. = = Tt7Ssv.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

GiclardSum. & to:. of lr Au- ~ Gazette,
issYra rhr Confederate Sl"Iimr B'"k' Piic"
,eci1., per copy. sril ii"' f l"Hl"R" 20 any
Stat. atflic lmrGhasrr' n THIS rs me
erie, oE.tandnr works. -mi,racing Si"licrH,
ri,lIm,,ics, ,iranrnars, G,"graI hies, a.,
ILc issued in surcr>siur, with ~ little iG-
as ,ta.siblc, provided hey meet vi ID = Ia.
IreElispe
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

IN Hy:--Thr Cmf hrrittc C,ngus- PAS sod
'clA Wa: .apJ,ruVrd ,n he lMh jun, 1864,
i-gii .ubji.Gla al ,ayHliun MiId r"Xi-iirr ,HX
,sieSn GeBsseSsed aud levied IL lax equal %
n ln.sini,npt of lhc present lax "i he
cii,G,r year 'lsb4. which TAX shalt %.
Iy,ip clllJ, drr'e TraSI,r"l notes ui III"
;liid,sfaH .le Collected. ~. he same ,irnca
her lsyes On 'thT s'mo subjects, un'irr hs
n. l1Fcen :. III .ull"c, -. this n"w iay il 80
Z Il l,e fnrrtssed pfyWi ll,n soldiers. lhu
soldier .licrcafCr is 10 br SIS, in new irsue
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

AZ. h'TIf-n'as, "i CAP y N''on's t"mra'
MS Regimen MAJOR UNi-I"n "f Ca'nlty'
furiii> command "a cdncNd"y, n Ian
will take all ic''cio Left '"r hiu' at 'hr f"T'
3ahaa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

adcTai 6fficihl dA-Wich from Mnhil, Bay,
,dn'lxal FArraEu nadr II reconnaissance,
Il. he oii-,rii 'ti"re near Mobile, and WIZ
umftsffiird The "h-'rur'inns 10y II" q. :.
l,gtil. fort Morgan .lill lrid> GU mp +"
Ii Eas.to be attacked by The erenIy in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03
rn. Pr o sf.vu.r.--rh. ,,lIioar, Of ftllls f..nen.

.rpg uieEi a. he uid fsrti-r we're
=. Colonel ithcri Singy J.hHSfSf Lisnenanf i;cio-
net Rolpari 1. lee; Majors, wns J Har,l-s sndzihs
Yankee General gearg, u. rhumts. Among the Ttp-
taius were Ear Van Dorm, Edmund Kirby saith.
Nathan g. EvaHs. aud the tnkev o neral StoncruHn,
while John B. Ho,d vEs a tirst, aId FiizLurgli Lee
"a Second Lieutenant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

A4tosiio ...SfWs" learns that Tcnhinctt,
.eslDys ~ G,rlnid on, Eagle Pass, MAS Kill
,g. Creek, a short time siuc". )" graz Was
q Gx,rryeqgJ4i.am s,ane If his nrighhur'.
I'D ,ypt. refraiU from returning home for
,es. Two OF them heard al his return and
! up. an INDIAN 81 Ylt, ahh shot him nrtrr"
q 10 G,ull', any def ncr. Six other. rhc-'
= .ame euciShI9rl,o"d, ara leing pursued ly
eftrcnty five troops.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

~ -
irt AZ ATS1ByA, ON. the .22d .IuLY.---THE
IGASEI-A cpEr .ll"ndcil, of The T"i"gr"rh
HlYtng, account Of 'hr fgh; NJ 'lau,a on
ID tn;y.ue isytnrcd 2,oo rri-bncrs' 'ss1iic.
IerS rtlt Z Stands ,of tVi,rs--a very eO'd
x, Qlr, Texas Brigade has suffered very
b,1aEsliiIls commanding, was In"ria"y
tct. ais, 'Oi The ~. u, severity ~Uunhrd.
4 T1SSsn9,. H lhn S5ih, wounded. Capt.
ftiEfs,h, killsl.. Ii. COL. Young !. nov in
ef d brigndt>. sCOls. Wilkes inr' Gnrind'
,htflpScr aIrest a short lime silice,and Of
neiF Il,li,e, omnand. Ihnse understood
n III had c, ne 10 T sas. A. sV"r as oh.
Hss,Of, be cnausltirr,l will forward ihrm'to
uhfSLpss. kald, wounded aud missing,
~ u, Ia sb,ail 40. A pvriion Of abe l7ih
sssS fTsp ured, while fighting over the b2'iy I,
! hlstsf.Ason. Tlv Gen. was wounded in the '
CO.. Na, ,x1,lie. a charge 20 capture hlin,.
Ier1F Sisnie q. the rrsCu0. -Aud,wiiilr fight,
nG Sys.s Marty OF YHuks got in the rear
ar LIZ s.in dui vf III. wei" McPhrisun
a. sbDrt sinc. The Ydnks l"st Eve. Grn-
d. Or yfsrtui, 4 and oii-'lnst. Our Grnr.ai.
,f'GssrstsI kiiIia. .arc~Hri, Suifyll Nlteei
rips EriWf,,a.: 4 was ono OF The most ne. ;
as'ee bapte te. Of the var, =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

ENECUTURS NOriCE.--Ai he Junr Term. A.
IL u lsdi, ~ III" i'"uu.y Court Of Eils County,
1"Nas, tie Uniersign' appointed ESrctrriN ur
the II the las wilt aud Testament 1t nlvid T.
feIii drras"d. This il therefor. To notify al! r"r-
IunN holding 'ains, against ~aid estate pf-,.nt
.th~m. pruIrlly authenticated, within The time pre-.
scriHi hN law. MARGARET l.. FEAEIS.
waXuhHChir, Aug. -. l>I-2st. ENryuiiik
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

,AW, H,-ToY OF tie most rsRisrkable cir.
fts oSfle tHAr; ucegiftd a lew miles above
~ r-@2ib met. ivy toys and "a dir.
l i4AT k9ilct ihr steamer J. X. Miller IN
fs elQl< hi h ien negoocs ne crew aud
ieisss E6aHis. Open he buys went aboard
= iGSSftfsTirhdsr oi .lIe b,ssi, .ihrrstcrirg
! ttaf.idr frutp his batteries on shore.
4. ffsss~ t., SrD :grr,i1-rsa' ,S- Sa,, sile the
l. sr uwra. .ThsJ'IRi was itrn cxsniine,l,
! pes,irI, ,yhs, ligy wanted il money. aud
G, kuEa Gsn se,l's, The boat was fr-e,
NE scids<{HJ ~ bin themselves. Fiv. Of them
spsdrhc, ,tHaiYs.
G.st r othciil irpn Grn. u, ,cl,ery TO Ditrict
iHs hight. The captain, derk
= - - fsstss pru.i Hre nov at neisi-
iRh ~ Iaiiiert. IL. A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03
sE,gTaEMEST.

r.uI!. AHNnEHi-tla,or 81 Il" Estate of Aim rlin
ir,lhriir, d"caa-' d, having flied in my uflir' hi H.
u' rgCurt Cifirnt with li estate Of aid trC"tont
properly an he, 'rard for final settlement. together
.'h hin l"'!'on t" tho b'n0rt'l" 'hr Couny curt
IF !"'tr"up" praying permission to clos" mid s'i,
"s-i"! ", ,h'E.,f ..ilH Yi ,,i '"tr therefore AT
person interested ~" hH"hy Pnlilrl I" Hit"ln 1T
said nest l"r.u. t" ui !y'tn at the Court Iins" IN
t!r '"wI nt Dallas Monday. the 2jth hry "f So.
tmH"r. \ l@ &. unl romirs, he same If Ihry thn.
proper. GEO. ". LAW ttk G. c. Il. Z. r.
S,prrr,i"r I'd. lsI.--lIw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

I DMINisTRATOS's NOTICE.--At the
\ Jhhr irtuI, \ u. ~ ! oi ,hr ,.,Iniy tnnrt of
lis rnUutN, L N"-, Letters uf ndmiHisTHii,u upuu
III" ~ nn ut g. II pnn d,4''.,sl. were grants, -
lhr uhhetSiTnd This Is thrrcii ." notify Al per-
sons holding claims agHin.i said fa'e present
ilrn. rr"TrtlN auIhru icI.t.ri. viii he time pre-.
sCrilrd 10y law. T.. PENp.rruN, Admir-.
MaN.IIn.hie. Ang. -, INLl.-!Gt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03
Ymr srArE Nr TEXA..

IT, N, Hs'jF ei iurJ.Hf tuiruH--tir. Fl. pAy:
SrrC are hrr,hy .muaud"i >rnin all PERSONS
Interested IN hc "- {. "i 4. y Irhnspm decd
bN publication N tn" u ti> lrrs ii, for four suc';r.
sir" """t. 10 Ia Md appear ",re the tnurN tunst
pertaining t" estates. be- hnlftn in and i,r ic
cnnnty OF T,rrrr ,n fhel-' }Irlh,y in s,'pcn;,,:,
I" siio" re n-c"h, 'h,rsn enfA d. .lrhlls,n, l.c'a
shun, mo- hr partition. 4 aud dis rfn ,i among .he
h'irs n'.tl"d Herein tail iIr and UIake gr,u,g Ia
tia, ltW rtquir"..
-, Miu,"ss my hand and -enl 90! he County
g. - E"urt, his llih lay ni August. fs :,
/ @. WI T.. Clerk.
- i true sony: GILLESPIE,
iI..lI.I Sierin Elrral.. GuiHts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

LNOR RRNT.-N,at p znkE,rt, Crllin county,
Il Eirm "f 81 acr> in cult iNaiiun. with fair huiid.
iugr, and under average itnc'. For further par.
icuiATS HpIly TO thu uudrr~ignr,l NEAR PlaIU, Ur N
*, Parish, N said farm ut Mckinney.
1T. HUNT.
sept }. isG4-2.2w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03

..t.t.J j w. johnson. a. .. N. poik"sviIlr, Z.
.r n ihai,iia ipr !ii!inrr ii BhirtihN conan
.. is;Mtclcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-09-03
STOP THE THIEF

STOP THE THIEF.
lyFOLEE irrHi nIr, t'i. Z hi>un, s miles iurl
- Btrnc-' Brdgr, soEEEL MULE. II hands
hl-h some saddle marks. and white s~is IN his
nane. and y small lump 'n HE left -hie, suinc
marks Ut the gear. or 9yrar4 Old. will Iay s2p
hr rhy hri aud mule Sltsl f'r the mule II sui,
inOi will lay them we'll la heir touLle Address
fnr at StarNillr, smith cvunty, Texas.
Sep. 3.--2:3t. = ". NANCE &C.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
New York Market..-Dec. =.

C0TT0N-Firmer with fair business doing at
81 2sCal 30 for mid1ling.
FLOUR-State and western lO9l5c better, and
more active: slO OOall 30 extra State; 80 1908 70
medium extra western Sll l09ll 25 for common TO
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohie, and
Sll 3g u 90 for trade brands, market closing quiet
WHISKY Irregular and unsettled; u 81 o3
with sellers Of western ut 81 90.
WHEAT-M0re active and 293c bettor: 81 90 for
Chicago spring. 81 80 for Milwaukee club; 81 4O9
2i2 for winter red western; 81 35932 40 for amber
Michigan g % for choice white western.
RlE-Dull AT 81 70
BARLEl-Quiet.
CORN-Heavy. Mixed western at 81 oO1a in store;
and 81 SO delivered.
OATS-Fair and active at 81 03Jz9l 0Is for
western; chiefly at 81 "a anoat in store
RlCE-Firm but quiet.
COFFEE-Firm hut quiet.
SuGAR-Finn at e2c for 2. r.; and lsJieeOlc
for MuscOvOdo.
MOLASSES-Sieady; Muscoyado At s,c.
PERTOLEuM-Firm but, quiet at .4sd Soc for
Crude; T097 for refined in bond; S9a 10 for refined
in bond free.
HOpS-Quict and stevdy at 9casOc.
WOOL-Firmer.
PORK-Opened decidedly higher and active,
bnt closed heavy at s34 W for 1852 aud 1853 ness
Si2 5O37 for 1863 cash and regular way; irg
at $50 Is cash: S33 % for prime and s37 for prime
mess; 5000 new mess for January, Fe ruary and
March at $50 OOa4O co. and 1000 bis Of 1885, and 900
bis me.s for December sellers option at 81 90.
BEEf-Firm with good demanl about previous
prices: prime mess ut $50 So
BEEF HAMS-ln fair demand at s9s 90 = &c O5.
CUT MEATS-N cry firm and in good demand
LARD-Decdedly higher and active at 2l1l 1s932 &C
closing at % sc for strictly prine also 500 bbls ne
for January sci crs option at 23hc.
BuTTER-AlDle active and irmer at 3GG50 for
wet IT c lat or 70 very cL oice.
ChEESE-ln bettor demand at l5923 for common
t. prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
Cincinnati Market,

HOGS The prices asked range from $l3 IS to
$l4 10 net according to weight the latter for extra
heavy. For 200 lb averages SlS 20 may be regarded
~ fair quotation.
PR0NTSI0NS--A sac Of 100 bbls city packed
mess pork was reported AZ S3T co. lot of 500 bbls
prime was sold at S4 co. for delivery the last
half Of this month. For immediate delivery s33 50
Is the rate. Green meats were dull. and owing to
the change in the weather not much was done -
Shoulders are quoted nominally at l22tc, sides at
l5S9l6c and hams at Ice.
BCTTER-Wo quote prime to choice roll in bar
relS at 45946c, aud in small packages at4794sc.
CHEESE--ln fair request at 20gslc for Western
Reserve and Hamburg.
% for superlne, 80 3O9 30 for extra, and 50 T59
10 90 for family but to effect sales to any extent
liberal concessions would have TO be made.
WHEAT The market for red rules firm at s. 90
2 OF, at which rates about 900 bushels were sold.
CORN--0ld ear is scarce and commands 81 30 in
bulk at the lower, and 81 q at the upper depots.
OATS-Market steady at SAC In bulk or elevator.
RYE--Snles at 81 As for prime samples on arrival.
BARLEI-Prices rule in favor Of buyers, aud to-
day 81 as was regarded outside figure for the best
grades of fall snd 81 60 for spring. Malt is selling
in round lots at 81 1901 so for spring and fall though
for small lots to &c higher is is obtained,
HAI--We quote PRIME loose pressed at SOS 0Ot9
20 90 per ton in bales on arrival, and 500 00eD30 NJ
from store. Tight pressed is scarce and to two
dollars higher than the above quotations.
WH!SKY-The sales to-day were $50 bbls in
spccted at 81 90 and $50 bbls at 81 rs.
good request at this rate. Glover is also higher,
with sales to-day at $3 90 the spot aud to arrive.
Nothing doing in timothy it is held nominally at
So 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES
y HEuMATiSM-

NO DISEASE Is so CERTAIN OF CURE
by BRANDRETH'S PILLS as this. They soon
take out of the blood the particular Virus upon
which all the pain depends, and the patient i:
cured.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Adams, 3O6 Twelfth street. New York
suffered with Rheumatism for long per cd. HI
was attended by able physicians, but their rrcscrp
tions were Of no avail; he unable to move with
out assistance, and for four months was almost en-
tirely confined to his bed. AT this period Of hi
sickness, when hope had Acd, and he expected to
a cripple for the remainder of his life, ho was rec
commended to use
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The first box evidently made him better; Inc i'm.
provement was more decided from the second box
and by the time he had used eighteen boxes. he wa:
entirely cured of Rheumatism, and the trengtf
and suppleness of his limbs were restored. 1t
now over year that this cure has been effccteda
he has had no return, but continues in the enjoy
of perfect health. May 9th, 1861. Sold by 10
X. C00t High street, Columbus, Ohio, an |
respectable dealers in medicines.
oCt25-dE WIN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
Banquet 10 the Presidential EIec
~ 1nu.a.

The outs who want to get in-or, in othC
words, the Abolitionists of this city, who
are trying to secure the offices now held by
some of the brethren of that persuasion
and the men who are after shoddy con-
tracts, gave Banquet to the Presidential
Electors" and number of invited guests,
last night, in Ambos' Hall, which was, we
are told, largely attended. A big amount
of money was expended in getting up this
entertainment by the oflice-seekers and con-
tract-hunters, while many widows and Or
phans of dead soldiers are this morning i'm
Columbus shivering and freezing for want
of clothes and fire to keep them warm,
and starving for want of food. For
two days past we have noticed in this city,
begging for money, the wife of man who
lost an arm while firing cannon in Mt.
Vernon at a jollification over the election
of Lincoln and Delano. Some of the 'loyal"
gentlemen who contributed to get up this
Banquet have turned this poor woman away
empty handed, as we are advised, and with
out even so much as speaking to her word
of encouragement.
''rhe Banquet will be heralded by the
'loyal' press as big thing" while the
widows and orphans of dead soldiers and
the wife of the onc-armed victim of Del
ano jubilee, will receive neither notice,
sympathy, nor cash, from the men who are
just now after offices and contracts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
From the Army Of the Potomac

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
Dec. ga flag of truce appeared yester-
day in front of the I'd division of the I'd
corps, bearing dispatch addressed to Gems.
Gregg, Humphrey and Foster. The flag
was brought by Captain, First, Second
and Third Lieutenants and a Sergeant, all
staff officers. The dispatch was received
and forwarded as directed. The nature of
the dispatch has not transpired, nor is it
known what answer was returned, if any.
Picket firing is still kept up in the vicini-
ty of Fort Sedgwick, better known as Fort
Hell, but not so persistently as formerly.
A member of the 39th New Jersey regi-
ment was shot through the head yesterday
while sitting in his tent, some half a mile
in the rear of our line. Casualties occur
there almost daily.
The most positive orders have been issued
against any intercourse with the enemy on
any preteXt whatever, and particularly ex-
changing papers, and the men along the
line have orders to shoot any one attempt-
ing to pass outside the pickets.
[Signedl w. ID. McGREGoR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
Sherman Spreading CONSERVATION
Among she Rebels.

New YORK, Dec. I've have to-day some
additional items from rebel sources, show
ing how the fright at Sherman's approach
to the seacoast is spreading in Georgia and
South Carolina. All the officials, civil and
military, have issued fierce and feverish
procamatiOns calling on every male, old
and young, able to shoulder musket, to
Immediately report for duty. The Mayors
of Savannah and Charleston, as well as the
rebel army officers commanding in those
places, have issued, before their already ter
ritied communities, documents of this char
acter, probably by this means adding con-
siderably to the panic. Gov. Brown, of
Georgia, has issued three more proclama-
tions on the crisis, but in Charleston, ac-
cording to the Republican of that city,
even these stirring papers do not bring out
the citizens, for it appears a military guard
has tJ go around the town and drag them
out of their hiding places.
General Dick Taylor has been assigned
to the command of all the Alabama and
Georgia reserves, with headquarters at Sa-
vannah.
The Macon Telegraph of Nov. 25th says
Sherman's situation is daily growing more
precarious, and we may confidently hope for
his complete overthrow and destruction.
The Central road is said to be entirely de-
stroYed by him between Griswoldville and
Mcintyre.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-08
CITY ITEMS.
binIserton's Vynhoo and CaIisnya

PinISertOn's NVnhoO and Calisnya
Bitters stand the first in public favor and
confidence, as being the best and most efli-
Glen; Bitters for cleansing the blood and Civ
ing healthy action to the stomach. These
Bitters are put up with the utmost care
compounded with the greatest accuracy
so that the best and most desirable results
will be obtained from their use. Pure
Bourborn Whisky, the best liquor for medic
inal purposes, is always used to preserve
these Bitters. Persons suffering from Dys-
pepsia will find immediate relief from the
use of one bottle of these Bitters, if taken
according to directions. Beware of coun-
terfeits on these Bitters. None genuine
unless the name of Jacob Pinkerton is
blown on each bottle. For sale by all re-
spectacle druggists and wholesale dealers
For sale by j. d. Bacus & Co., Steinberg-
er, Fairchild & Co., and G. Roberts & Co.,
Druggists. decS-2w
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communicated.
st. Francis Hospital.

Several ladies' Of the city have decided to
nold Fair for the benefit of st. Francis
Hospital, which is in need of funds.
This Hospital in charge of the Sisters of
the Poor of ST. Francis, has been in opera
tion nearly three years, and has afforded
gratlltous relief to some three hundred
poor and homeless sick. .
The need of such an institution In Colum-
bus is definitely settled by the fact that the
Hospital is constantly full, and the Sisters,
to their regret, are obliged daily to turn
away those who seek relief at their hands.
From our knowledge of the hospital, and
those who have it in charge, we are certain
that the sick are faithfully nursed, without
question whence they come or to what de-
nomination they may happen to belong.
We, therefore, beg leave to commend the
object of the proposed Fair to our citizens,
and to express hope that it will receive
liberal support. S. M. SMITH,
FRANCIS CARTER,
w. III. DRURY,
STARTLING LOVING.