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YoungBIoOd.

Z. General Fitzpatrick and General Custer,
whose exploits are to-day the leading
theme Of Newspaper comment and social
Fsmkrk, sFe both Of them men in the hey
day Of youth. Fitzpatrick is twenty-eisht
years old, and has been q widoWer for
Sbogt 3 year. CRstsF, the youngest general
81 our service, is but twenty. four years Of
age, and WAS married only thrse or four
weeks ago. Both Of these brave young
Hen aEe West Pointers, ana vera grsdu,
Gted In the same clsss-that Of 1851.
General Averill, who made the brilliant
raid intS Western ViFginia, is little the
senior Of these two Re Is nov lying in
Washinton with both feet suffering severely
from frost-bit During the dash into
Southwestern Virginia he was ct enc time
ferty-eight hours in the saddle, exposed to
fsa fury Of bitter cold storm, and be has
basn disabled ever since. The public,
Whleh appreciates such gallant service ss
AverIli has rendered, vail be pleased to
lssrn thst De is recovering, and win be,
beksss long, ones more in che saddle.
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FROM NEW YORK.

A special to the Herald, dated Head
quarters Department Of Western Virginia,
March 4, says:
Refugees report heavy movements Of
rebel troops eastward, on the line Of the
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad.
A portion ofEsrly's command is report
ed as having gone in the direction Of
Lynchburg.
Captain Finckhsrdt who was captured
with General Scammon, was killed BY our
own men while in the hands Of q band Of
guerrillag.
TIE Worlds Washington dispatch says
1t is understood General Hslleck will re-
tain his present position, and Grant re-
main in the field.
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mRRIN Rnsn.nN

BOSTON, March 5.
The extensive drug and Medicine estab-
hshmsnt Of Weeks & Potter, l20 Washing
ton street. was destroyed by fire this NOR
ming. The building extended through
from Washington to Hswlsy street. It
was valued at $3.50, 900, and was insured
for only $4,000. Only the walls remain
standing. The stock Of Weeks & Potter
was valued at $4,000 and was Insured
for SS4, 500, mostly in Boston and New
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LOUISVILLE, March 5.
Judge Risle, in Chanoery Court yestsFs
day, decided sp assignment from disloYsl
firms for security Of their creditors gener-
ally to be valid.
General Grant arrived this evening en-
route for Washington.
A dispatch from Cave City, Kentucky,
March 8, says the noted guerrilla, Captain
Allen in charge Of Colonel Riohsrdsop, en-
route northwsrd as 8 prisoner, while at
tempting to esOspe was shot dead by Cap
tain Stone, Of the S7th Kentucky.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, March 8.
The steamer Rocket from Vicksburg Of
the 9th, arrived this afternoon with AZ
guerrilla prisoners who were csptured at
various times by Msson's brigade. They
belonged to bands who have been firing
into steamers along the river. Among
them are two hentenants and one captain.
The Memphis Of the 30 contains no news
in that district.
Cotton is fat. Good middling is quoted
at 81 strictly do go.
The river has risen four feet in three
days, and still continues to rise.
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PROM KNOXVILLE.

KNOXVILLE, March 4.
Scouts report that LongStreet has
shipped his wagon trains to Richmond,
and is mounting his men upon the horses
and mules thus released and is pressing
all animals that can be found.
Rebel cavalry are still securing the
country to the south and east Of us.
Martins cavalry appeared yesterday in
the French Broad, near the meeting Of
Big Pigeon.
There are some spprehensions Of . raid
by Morgan on our railroad communica-
ton with Chattanooga.
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MORNING LEADER
MONDAY MORNING. MAR, ,. Isc4

The PreSidenVa Reply 70 Secretary Chase.
It is stated, on high authority, that tie
Presidents reply to Secretary Chase, IN
the subject of the PemerOy circular, COL
cludes by saying he (LinCcln) is not aware
Of any facts which render Chase's candi-
dacy incompatible with his relations as q
member Of the Cabinet.
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FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY,
HEADQUARTERS, Army OF THE
PoToEAo, March 4.

PoToNAO, March 4.
neserters snd contrabsnds have been
coming in quite freely Of late until Tues
day night last when rise in the Rspidsn
put check to the emigration.
Gen. Meade and part Of his personal
staff went to Washington to-day.
Guerrillss continue their deviltries sleng
the line Of the rail road.
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FROM MILWAUKEE,.

MILwAuKEB, March B.
The Supreme Court Of this State to-day
decided adversely to q writ Of Habess Cor
pus in behalf Of minor enlisted and
held by military uthority.
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Is the Best Tonic in the WOrlds
~ RHAD RHo sAYs SO; =

From the BeY. Levi g. Beck, Pastor Of the BaptiSt
Church, Pemberton, New jersey, formally ot ne
Nrln Rse'lss SAales' T Fnilsoeipns-
I have known Hoohandis German Bittsrs faIcrablv
Tor number Of yeals. / have uhed than N NJ own
Lamily and have been 20 pleased with their e1sct1
that was induced 70 recommend them to many oeh.
er1, and know that they have operated in . sirkinr
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publicly proelnlming this fact and calling The attnn-
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they are recommended to these Bittsn, kno4lnr
Hom expart9nco that my recommendation VIII ~
sustained. do thls more chsenillI Is Hoodaltb
Btters Is Intended 70 benefit the afflicted and q mot
run drink I0urs truly,
LEYI g. BECK,
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sHRRmANis MOVFMFNTs.

NEW YORK, March B.
The Tribune's special from Washington,
says, dispatch dated Memphis, 1st, re-
ceived this evening, gives some new and
interesting details Of Shermsn's move
ments.
The dispatch says, after having reached
Meridian, Sherman sent out scouts to feel
the ground and ascertain whether Logan,
who had started from Florence to meet
him and Smith and Grierson, on whose
cavalry he relied to prosecute his march
on Selma, were advancing.
Three days elapsed before he received
any answer, but as his army had but limit
ed rstiOns, he By rapid movement, which
disconnected the rebels, suddenly turned
towards Aberdeen and Columbus, in the
richest part of Eastern Mississippi, where
his army was soon to md an sbund dance
Of provisions.
By this movement he turned his back
on Selma and Mobile, and marched toward
Logan, who had already advanced to meet
him, and by an sudscious stroke Of STRAIT
egy placed himself at distance Of about
100 miles from Johnston, whose flank is
now mensced by his advance.
The Dispatch says the rumor Of the at
tack on Mobile and sslms, ~ shermsn,
was ainpiy meant to divert public atten-
tiOn from the real object Of the expedition,
which aims at the invasion Of Georgia
somewhere between Trenton and Lsfay-
ette.
CAIRO, March 5.
A private letter received in Memphis
from Yicksburg, February 9th, says the
18th Army Corps, McP is back at
Jackson, where it is expected it will re-
main for the present.
Sherman, with the remainder Of his
force, is also en- route for the same place.
All the railroads on ShermsD's route
we're utterly destFoyed.
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BROM NRW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, March 6.
New Orleans sdviOes Of February 9th,
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THE LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.

THE LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
GENERAL MEADE BEFORE
THE COMMITTEE ON THE
CONDUCT 0F THE.
WAR.
HE HAS RETURNED TO HIS
COMMAND.
GEN. SHERMAN BACK TO
JACKSON.
His expedition eminently Sue
oessfuI.
MORE DAMAGING REVELATIONS
ABOUT MCCLELLAN.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED
lN9S'
The House Spend Saturday In
epeeCh.m8king.
RumOrs In Regard to q New
Commander for the POtO.
mac Army.
General Grant Recommends
General Smith.
GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
Increase In Tax Recommended
by Secretary Chase.
KILPATRIOK'B LATE RAID,
Interesting Account Of the Ex-
peditiOn.
Large Amount Of Property De.
strOyed.
Attack on Fort Powell, near
Mobile.
Pensacola, Florida. Destroyed
by Fire.
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh standard Sup.
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0nthe85 insi bE the Ray. 3. q. Warren, Ne.
both Of ClsTslaRa.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., EAftcreef ua
5lneySIopsdis q ssligic9. kno1isdss nd 6hFIs-

tiAn OhfonIele, Philadslphia. H17.
AlthOugn not disposed 70 TaVoE ez rscommend Pat
ent Medicines IN geneg al through ogtruBt q tholR
ingredients and effects. vet know Of no minoan1
reasons Why may not testify 20 the bsnedt1 be
believes himself 70 have received nom any dmIta
preparation, il the hope he nay thus eoau1outs -
the hsnedt Of otherI.
do this the more readi In regard 70 uooland1
German BlttsrIs prepared by Dr. o. II. iaeklon, q
this otgs eecause Wns lrejzdiced against tban Tor
MANI years, under tbs impreg5lon that thy ven
chiefly an alcoholic mlxture. 1 an indebted . No
hiond Roberf shoemakeFs Eos, for be removed th41
Droi1dice By proper tests and for eAoouraqaGnt =
ry them, when suffering IRON great and long cousl-
ued debility. The use Of three bottles oI thelg Biz
ksrs, At the beginning OF the present year ng fcs
lowed By evident relief and Iteration 10 degreo %
bodily and mental ygor which had not fslt sdt EL
mon th1 before, and had almost Of ragalafn1
therefore thank Cod aud ny fr1nd for directing ne
70 the use Of them, }. EHRTOA BkONA.
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From ne gossDA 4. K.nnaEd. Pastor sAsl0A

DR.. Jackson--Dear Sir: Ihays besu ersqusutly,ss-
quested 70 connsct ny name with con- mendatio1I Of
different kinds Of medicines, bias egardins the prae
tee e. out Of my appropriaia sphere, have IN AZ
ses decinsd but with q clear proof in various In
stances and particularly in my family, Of the useful
ness Of Dr. HOofAnd'B German Bitta1ss depart foe
once lrom my usual course to express my full ooa-
vioton that, for gtnersl debility of tho system lA
especially for Liver Complaint, Il Is safe and Tllu
bic PREPARATION. In come caEe8 IL may 1Afi but un
ally, doubt not II viii be very beneficial to tolo
who suner from the above cause.
Your, very respectfully, J.H. EEEHARp,
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the BaDtiIt
Church, Germantown, Pa.
Dr. O. n Jackson-Dsar Sirs Personal ezEsrIg1oS
enable mo TO say that regard the German BittBra
prepared By you Q most excellent medicias. In
cases OF severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited By the use ofths Bitfer and donk
not they will produce similar effects on others.
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH c-I
Germantog3s p
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FROMLOUIsYILLF-

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From Rev. J. q. Turner, Pastor q Msddi1g Hsth1,
dist Episcopal Church, PhiadQlphia.
Dr. Jaekson-Dear SIR: Having used your German
that II has been Of great service. believe thAt a
most easel Of Ssn6ra debility Of the system it q tho
knoWi0dge. Your, respectfully,
J. n. T0RNER 71g NJ Iath-0t
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From Rev. J. b. Turner, Pastor q Hsd5iaR Nsthns
dist Episcopal Church, PhilAdslphia. -
Dr. Jaekson-Dear SIR; Eaying used your German
:ii' hat hss Il Bssa a q si ssr .sr1s Bss7s f
5sisSt and most vaaabis remedy q which have saT
Hn'"i'os' J. 4. o9Efd TdEsRE, Tss l. is.hs @ q
From the Rev. ]. n. Lyons, formerly Pastor q ~
Columbus q. - and AflsstOWn pal Baptiss
Dr. O. n. Jackson--DaaI Sir; I feel It 4 pIssuurs
th5s Of ny SSP aeeoTd g sssr testimony Q ths &
S,51 ge5 2, sns sfsets5 ifb bSsDSsiS S1 49,
with very beneficial results. I have oflsH FsooG-
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From Rev. J. 8. Herman, Of the German Reformed o.
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Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
PROCLAMATION.

I. r. r. Pitchlynn, Principal Chief Of the
Choctaw Nation, ~ hereby make this my pro
claInntion
WHEREAS, Almighty God is the only true
and rightful Sovereign OF the nations of the
earth: fhe true Source of peace lite. happiness
aud Of sure ami safe protection; it becomes
Us, therefore, as His dependent beIugs, ever TO
acknowledge Him rs such, and inplorc His
protection aud blessings for national sni indi-
yiiual efforts:
Therefore, deem il proper in th 50 times Of
troubles and perils, 10 appoiu! and 81 apart the
third Friday in November next A day Of
solemn fasfing and prayer, 10 return thanks 70
Him for His past murcirs, and 10 invoke and
implore His 81 ssings and protection for the
future, that may b. slv.d from fal.ilc into
the hands Of the enemy. and do hereby call
upon all christians Of every name within the
bounds Of this Nation, to observe that day as a
day Of humiliation. supPiieation. fasting and
prayer.
Given under my hand a, the Capitol Of the
Choctaw Nation, this 18th day Of October,
1864.
II. II PITCHLYNN,
Principal Chief Choctaw Nation.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

LATEsr.-We learn that official intelli-
ge- ce has been received By Gen. Smith
% The effect, that Lee has whipped
Grant badly 10 a recent fight, capturing
lS 900 prisoners That Hood and Sher-
man are racing for Dalton, Hood ahead
That Gen. Price is at Toonviile. Fagar
At Independence, and Shelby north of
Missouri river. Price said t. have 80 600
men. He did not attack j. fersom City,
but left it to the right. By dispatches
from Shreveport last evening, we learn
that Sheridan was retrcating down the
valley, and had reached Strasburg, Tur-
sued by our army. All the ground lost
By Us before Richmond has been regained.
Forrest j. soutt Of Tennessee river. Gen.
Gregg, Of Texas, died before Richmond
t headquarters Of his brigade. Particu
lars next week. All goes we'll
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26
SHERIFF's SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN r,
~ der and by virtue Of writ vsna;,,lA: Ana: u
ponas-heri faciss clause from IN. T1i TIi e.
Hampstead comfy, ia the State N .,ik
and to ms directed, in favor Of James ppAIIaiA
Administrator of the Estate Of Thornsa Ises
tiSn. deceased, vs.. L. V. Collirs n |ifS
and Allen T. Bell.r, and that will u, i ats
day Of the next term Of the Hernpst-.a ~ ~ I'm
Court. to be holden at the Court Hor,e rita
Sd Monday in November. 1564. proess5 oh 20 -
between hours fixed by for Judicial sal4s :. :. II
Court House door in said county, the EniiA a.
described tract or parcel Of land. levizd nc
the property Of said Allen T. Brler. % e1 VI s
said execution. to-wii: Lots numbers 4 ~
and Three, in Block FIVE, (5) Rccordiny :. ~
plan Of the survey OF the town Of WASH, -
Also, certain negro man slave named n. t'ea.
about IS years OF age Also, the son,l yet
quarter OF section IL, township !, raua- 9r ~
the east half Of the north west quarter IF N ~
20, township il, range -. west. contsiu;rs "a
acres, with the Improvements thereon ri., "a
when and where a sufficient portion IN .
property will he sold to satisfy The dobt Nm
agrs. interest and cost. as prescribed IN s.;s =
eeution- Due attendance given by me ON u
day Of salo. -
MILTON II HOLT, SAerfF
Hampstead county. AT
Oct. 81. 1864 35-3n
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

How TO READ TuRM.-OIr news THE
week comes to us almost wholly through
northern kilograms, which we publish
freely. We treat our readers a. intclli-
gent people who are entitled 10 hear snd
know all we do ourselves, and not as
children and infirm dotards from whom
dangerous matter il 10 be concealed
They are fully aware Of the mGndacity
OF our foe in general, and the particular
necessity which now rests upon the par
ty in pswer, to admit no reversas, and to
claim even the most disastrous results as
victories. They Isusr succeed, or lie
the people into the belief that they have
succeeded. or they are lost. Hence
northern tel egrams are TO be read net ex
actly "by tho rules of contEariness," but
with til. understanding that every thing
admitted, is to be taken most strongly
against them; aud every thing claimed
to be read with calm equanimity, ~ III
it were more likely to be false til ian true
By this rule Of construction We may
be sure from the budget Of this week
that Grant has utterly failed to make
any serious impression upon Lees defen-
ces. He has been attacking us again oa
the north side OF the Potomac, ana seems
to exhibit an immense amount Of ball
dog ferocity, and heartless disregard of
human life, but no more military sagac-
ty than does the burglar, who being
kicked from tia. front door, is success
fully knocked down and kicked from
each window of the mansion. claiming
each time victory over the owner de-
feading his property. 1t is evident also
that Shsrmau's communications are So
riously interrupted by Forrest and that
the army of Hood is in his rear, threat
ening the total destruction Of his army,
That sheridan has been checked in tic
valley; the siege Of Mobile abandoned
and that Price Is going on from oHe vic
tory to another, destroying imnens,
amounts of tho cnemys property, and
promising fair to occupy the VIII ole q
Missouri, outside Of their fortified strong
holds on the rivers
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

RUNoRs-We have rumors of less
reliable nature than regular Southern
dispatches, but coming in such a man.
ner as to be entitled to notice, that Early
has achieved a complete victory over
Sheridan in the valley; that Lee has
certainly achieved n brilliant success
at Richmond that Hood had defeated
Sherman at Altoona and Marietta, and
even that he had re-occupied Atlanta
that Beast Butler had been killed in
battle at Richmond, and that President
Davis had ordered salute of 100 guns
to be fred on account of our successes
We acknowledge that we fear all this
to be too much of good thing, and arc
adnonishcd by past experience not to
throw up our new hat, and jump on it,
until the news is confirmed Neverthe-
less, it is all in the cards, and may have
occurred subsequent to our last North
ern dates, which, taken as they are, con-
hct with them rather too much, even
making all allowance for Yankee lying
Of this our readers may judge.