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aue,m Of Beauty "whi,e virain Wa

of Artllrs betutiaes ~hens ara esety - Toe 90
utshont aiurtng Is. ssretior 70 Any hing se
virgin twps. NAarfarturff ooly ~ 49,
co 1873 South Seventh strret, Pbhsdephia sou NoO
DUNGEONS, ms BSoai vay IA al drassss
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Destructive Fire as new Liberty, XIV.

I"VEsILk, March 80, Is04
The business portion Of New Liberty, owen county,
Ky was destroyed by FIRE on sunday
Eighteen families are rendered homeless Tho loss was
about $50 900 - -
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Trusses, Elastic stockings. &c.-marsn
co., Radical curc Truss onlce only a. No sfesoS e0
LAZY atsniant
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HOyt's HtawathR Hair Restorative.
MoYTs HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYTs HIAMATHA HAIR kEsIoRATivs
HoYIs HIAwAIHA Hais RssToRaTIyE
H9 9Y4ss H HiiAaWATaA HAIR HAIR kssrSsAryk
HoYT'S HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HSys wHhA HAIR HAIR sEsT9sATyE
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
is %%AA SRsfsSSTkkbb 70 70 kEsE9kE
rs WARRANTED TO RESTORE
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
FADED AID GRAY HaiR And WHISPERS
rApkp and GSAY hHis tSp EiiskkHs
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND wHlsKkks
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
once fallen ont Nothing will 90 that. whaey may be al
vctlscd contrary but 10 will stop TIE falling out make
II and silky cleanse II and the scalp 81 AL mpur.
previous Of aiions containing sulphur OF
lead &c It does not require soapne washing and hours
easily applied aad wiped FROM the sn asany harsssng
apply tie Hiawaha at our rooms thus enabling ths
public Judge Of its merits By tua trial on the premises
we warrant bring ~ the Original color "a ten dars tho
We published the following challenge 70 test some four
weeks ia the papers which WAS never accepted -
Let some We known AMI disateres'ed PERSONS appoint
one 20 lie pr6pretor OF each Arson 70 have the color
of tie restored Each pre'or 70 use rothing but hs
own preparai aud the person nothing sc durng
e certificate OF the result % be Published ~ all ths
principal papers Mt the expense 81 the unsuccessful pro
Pre'0 HoYTs IMPERIAL coLoRisG CREAM,
appropriate Accompaniment 70 Tue HAVANA chargrs
ieh red hair aud whssers !, beaufu brown black.
Superior 10 eny dressing for the whsksrs. Ia every
JOSEPH HoYT 4 co 10 University place, ".
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Police Intelligence. !.

ARRAY IN LAGER BEER SALooS-A MAN DANGEROUSLY
SHoE-Yesterday afternoon about three O'Clock number
OF partially intoxicated men, while In the lager beer
259 Bowery got into alteration concerning tho
payment for drinks which had been ordered when
young named Patrick Dooley pulled revolver from
his pocket and fred at OF his antagonists but the
bullet missing Id aim took eject 10 tho right side Of
theodore Wenbergers neck, and passing inward, inict
Ing wound which is feared III prove mortal Officer
Badcnhop OF tho Chief Clerks ONCE Mulberry street
passing at tho time Of the shooting and seeing Dooiey
out OF the saloon followed by number Of persons
joined tho chase. In his flight the fugitive turned
twice and attempted TO Ere at his pursusrs but the
pistol tailed to explode. pooey turned into Ho1stoc
street where officer Radephop ovehlued ant
committed 10 the Tombs 10 the result OF bis
injuries. Mr. Weinberser conveyed to the New York
Hospital hero the house surgeon examined tia wound
but unable TO probe ascertain the location o. h
bullet. Mr. W,inberger who resides al No 81 Chrystie
street said keeps billiard saloon aud shooting gal
lery 10 the premises whore he was shot.
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a speedy md Permanent Cure of Hsnd-
a~t fol.harte. Neuralgia snf c4ttfrn-U- Bsi9t''s
Instant Faln Anuihlalsr. SOL everywhere.
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Coroness' Inqueses.

ACCIDENTAL DRows:xo. About ten O'Clock on wsdnes
day night named James Colo a: lily fell to
the Dock foot OF James street, East river His
for help brought aczeu and two Fourth ward officers
the spot. and Cole rescued before life extinct
bat be died after being taken from the water. De
ceased was thrtyswo years OF age aud native OF Ire
land
SUDDEN DEAra os SofoisR.-Corooer widey yes,er-
day held inquest al the Eighth ward station house,
the body or Peter Latope soldier recently attached
the Forty seventh regiment New York Youn tcers,
who died at FL Greene street. late Wednesday night
Or. George b. Bouton made post norton examination
which showed that death caused by tho rupture
aneurism OF the ascending aorta verdict TO that
elect rendered by the jury. Deceased twenty
years age and native OF louisiana He
ensted in the Hawkins Zousves. but being discharged
from that regiment subsequently enlisted 10 the Enfans
Perdus (Lost thiren), and leaving that military
gsnzation joined the Forty seventh New York volun.
teers IAtope was 10 the reccut bloody engagement
olustee. Florida, but escai ed unharmed After that
battle deceased allowed leave OF absec frloygh
10 visit his sick mother 10 this city, but she died before
reached home. The father Of deceased 4 wealthy
grocer IN Eighth avenue.
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wheeler 4 Wilson's Highest Prem'"'
r,ock stch sewing Machipes, No. 500 Broadway
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watches and Jsweiry,
ALL orsSsrrrross
For sale By uEoRdE o ALIEN. sls grctfwI ''s wv
below Canal street f7rwsrv wa
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Seizure of Southern Books at 81. Louis
shaking OF the steamer Florence.

ST Louis, March 81, lSI
The Provost Marshal General has ordered the OF
Pollard "soutbern History OF tho War;. tue Confeder
"ofcia Reports the "Lte OF stonewal jackson"
"Norgsn and HIS Men,, and all publications basel upon
rebel n:ormation circulating for 10 this depart
ment
The steamer Florence slax In the Missouri river -
Monday She is valued at $50 600. and osured for
SIS co., she was laden with bacon, hemp and grain,
most Of which will be lost.
Abou, two hundred wagons leave St Joseph daily for
Idaho
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or Camp Nelson.

LOUISVILLE, March 81, 1854.
The Lexin. ton OJ Gimp Nelson, owing 10 the
change OF base for supplies has been evacuated aud the
military ct have been removed to Nashville
A runner prevailed ut Lexington Tuesday that macy
buildings at Camp Nielsen had been destroyed by Ore but
this assertion is discredi,ed
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SlGEL'S DEPARTMENT.

Important Operations In Western Vfr-
ginia-A Flank Moveme nat q n the Il ebel
Capital, &c. sc.
From the Pi,lsburg Commercial, May IL
For the last two weeks I oops, munitions, mules ana
horses have been collected to an unusual extent a.
Charleston. IN Western Virginia. preparatory
portaDt cooperative movement towards Richmond.
We learn that on esday, the 29Ih ultimo force or
22OcO, consisting 81 infantry mounted infantry and
VARY with artillery left Charles ton, under General
CROOKS The deslinatiop said To be Lewsburg, from
which place the distance Ia stanton is not great
We would prefer 10 believe however, that Lynchburg
or some other point the South Railroad wRs
the one IN view by his dashng flank movement Lynch
purg IS an important point TO the rebels depot OF
supplies as well as by its position with reference TO tho
railroads leading from Rchmonc The Investment OF tho
rene capital would OF the closing M
OF ths outlet TO the West and the cutting the line or
communication between Johnston Iee aud Lewis
burg Is the route expedition would take from Chares
ton
Whatever the route destination there IL no doubs
that the coils OF this anaconda which the Lieutenant
General has been ihrowing around esonmond will de-.
veop Itself IN the neighborhood Of sulphur Springs
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intensity the fearful cost Of victory whea death strkss
at ,hse who the pride ana The hone OF the nation
Resolved, fhat M the death OF jor Generl John
Sedg WICK, who killed at the h, ad OF his CORPS IA
battle, In the State Virginia, the country hes sus-
tanned the loss Of brave and gallant soldier, daring
and skul les der and patriot worthy 90 have died IN
so sacred hit the State which gave him birth
has been honoed nv the gallant he has rendered
MS country by the example be has efl by The sacrifice
OF iie which he reev gave: and while Conn ectcut
m"urus the loss she Gala her Ill his place
follow his example
Resolved That committee be appointed to make IA
connection with the military friends OF General Sedg
wick, Inc proper ARRANGEMENTS for tho
funeral here and Connecticut.
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Intercepted Letter from the CHIEF Clerk
of the Rebel War Department..


WAR DEPARTMENT RICHMOND, Va, April 1s, 1854.
your letter of the I'd instant before Is could do
Indeed cannot give the ofmation you desire now
without trangressng the rules but knowing
ism and discretion, shall venture to do so.
General Lees plans perfected, and the President
Secretary, and even grumblny delighted With
them and only remans Tor the departments and bu-
reaus to carry out their parts OF them Your conjecture
that tho scat OF will be transferred the IL
correct, and you may depend that this Leo
viii 60 prepared 70 remain there until the Yankees sue
Tor PEACE The intention Is 90 give him hundred
ffty thousand men. The troops mil be icihdraun fro,n
points OF minor Importance and, Chdrson Nobi.
are no longer IN danger, The troops those points can Be
spared also that there oi BE- difficulty giving hiss
the required number Of he has at hand than
t,oo iyds the number aoc and hryia9 up OILERS
from epery direction.
Enough will be left in and around the city 20 defend
II assaied via the Peninsula, and enough TO copfrone
Meade and to keep him north OF the North Anna,
events north OF the south Anna while Lee will make
flank movement aud push two columns northward, both
Longstreet and Stuart gong with him. These, in brief,
are the plans for the summer campaign, and they will
surely be carried out, unless, unfortunately the ey al
progrumnse- IT, unfortunately Lee should be obliged 70
fall back Bssuregard Will have command Of the defences
OF the city while Lee WILL with all can be
spared operate in conjunction with Johnston carry
the war into Ohio. Thirty thousand hold tho capital
against all the men the enemy send here
In few days will write you again at more length
Remember me 10 Mrs Lewis end the girls. Truly your
friend, B. r. WEXFORD. JR
Hon. D. W. LEWIS
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HEADQUARTERS FTYrH ARMY CoRrs, I
Nav IN IQRIs III

L
May 10. IS64-SP. NJ. !
avail myself Of the opportunity to send by DR.. Nc.
Cormck, going with ambulance train OF wounded to
Fredericksburg brief record o. to days up
three p NJ as it may possibly reach you earlier than
alter or fuller despatch
HEAVY sKIRMi.HISG
From an early hour In the morning there has been
constant skirmishing, and portion OF 1t very heavy
amounting very general musketry engagement
Our batteries all in position have been Smelling
the woods occupied by the rebels with terrible
tenacity of purpose, to repel him from bis present
position II possible. The enemy have thrown shells
us pretty lively, but nothing IN comparison wi tn those
sent by batteries An uuexpoded shell hit the head
the horse OF Col Coulton commanding the Fourth division
knocking the lower jaw or They got sure range
on Gen. Crawford and stan, compelling them to change
their location while the shells falling over their
heads the tbckest Gen. Meade rode up cody
the General for segar paying seemingly, attention
to the storm Of iron hail Gen. Warren, usual kept
himself 10 the very front.
GENERAL ENGAGEMENT APPROACHING.
As close my despatch the cannonading and musketry
firing increasing violence. general engagement
Is imminent
Over hundred wounded frem this corps have already
been brought in.
GENERAL
Amsng the wounded is General Rice, who is wounded
ID the legan ugly and dangerous wound. The gallant
and reckless daring he has shown every fight thus
far has made matter general surprise that be has
mot been hit or killed before this.
rumor prevails that General crawford is missing
GENERAL LHgs ORDER IN REFERENCES TO MS FAILURE OF
RAnoNs.
An order ia said to have been issued by Gen. Lee that
rations could be furnished thc they must
fight their supplies II they would save them.
selves from starvation It Is certain they never
fought with such desperation before the cause as
NAV
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THE REBEL PLANS.
What the Rebel Government
Hopes and Fears.
TIE PLANS SPOILED BY GRANT.
H. 10. -
Interce pied. Letter from . Member or the
Rebel Congress.
RICHMOND, JAM 10, 1864

Interce pied. Letter from . Member or the
Rebel Congress.
RICHMOND, Jan. 10, 1864
DEAR SIR The present hour looks gloomy
TO be sure; but like yourself, believe ultimate sue
cess To give us this strike an ef-
fectve blow early In the spring. This will sci on our
legs again. Doubtless Jederas omen the cdmpaio
sdnts tune heavy from KH0rUtLe direction
Southwestern Virginia and Northern North Carolina.
IDS latter, II not repeled will force Gen. Lee
the necessity OF falling back from his POSITION
MA, to prevent hmse from being danKed, and his army
from being entirely dsbanded DESTROYED. You can
see at II this be allowed thas
these coDse uences must follow. THIS portion Vygnia
from the South u could not be ed for three months
Pressed In front and harassed in rear with provisions
exhausted d abandonment and destruction must follow.
Then II becomes "a matter OF the hrst guarC
the rear OF the Army OF the Potomac.
Should the moremen. atlanta succeed then Georgia
ioW be laid fU1Ste and chief of
t1ons wiu be cut or No one look forward aprng
without great apprehensions
ioiu then be upon II sustain ourselves OF, more
II we gain any signal advantage the enemy soon
after The opening OF the campaign, give
position element OF the North CHI to combine
beat Lincoln Tor President. This should hail q
omen and begin 70 think o peace very distant day.
see no chance Tor peace until the repub
Beaten and overcome In the meantime things are as
Stunning more unavorabe In North Carolina er
course Is deeply Illuminating 10 patriotic heart
Congress laboring diligently 10 strengthen army
ana Improve our currency. hope shall succeed
teriaIy In accomplishing both these ends The remedy
Is severe one; but the disease desperate silly
n0strum will answer. The peoples thew
must sustain 1t at all hazards and the
Eaters In this hour OF trial Is confidence
woud tell you what measures likely adopt.
but that would be contraband proceedings
cfc' session. AS Sver,your FRIEND most truly.
a Y
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To TIN MEMORY ~
GENERAL SEDGwlCK,
or uoSsRcIfcrr,
FRnM Mns. JANks nixoN. OF HARfgoRp.


Hundreds Of people visited the Hall yesterday and
viewed the body Tho features notwithstanding the fact
that tho death wound In the face preserved very
natural appearance, trace OF dscoorAton being per.
csptibc. The remains viii continue TO DO exhibited until
about day when they will be takcn to Cornwall,
Connecticut for niermen, The Eighth regiment National
Guard State Of Now York, will act rs an escort Major
General Sanford has issued the following order
srEe1nr opprr-So. IL.
HEADQUARTERS. FIRST DIVISION N. Y. q. n.
NKw YoSx, May II, 1864.
The Eighth regiment, Colonel yarian. is hereby de-
tailed ~ escort 20 the remains OF MAJOR General sedg
wick during their transit through this city.
The regiment will form In line In front Of the City HAL
tomorrow friday morning, At halfpass SIX O'CLOCK ana
the march will from thence 81 seven O'CLOCK
precisely.
y "H'' CHARLES w. SANFORD.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Aid.de.Camp.
MEETING OF THs SONS OF CONNECTICUT.
Tho Sons OF Connecticut held meeting d No. 30 Pine
street during the afternoon for the purpose OF taking
measures respecting the death Of General sedgwiek
General wemore presided. and Charles Gould ocil'ed
secretary. Tho ioiioving resolutions we're adopted
Resolved That whio we mourn the sacrifice OF every
gallant he given battle 10 preserve the ne o. the
batin and sympathi2e with the bereaved friends ~
every upoo SOLDIER, We cannot but feel With mors
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List OF Wounded Officers Arrived ~
Washi ugtOn.

List OF Wounded Officers Arrived q
Warrington.
Col Legendre 51st New York
Col Funk 39th New York.
Col g N Macy. 10th Massachusetts.
Col u Bartlett, 57th Massachusetts
Col r Guyney, 9th Massachusetts.
Col w Dennison, 9Th Maryland.
Col 8 Woodward, SD Penpsy vania.
Lieut. Cal Connor. 44th Gew York.
Lieut. Col Eihan. 7th New York.
Lieut. Col Il ellison, 9th New Jersey,
Lieut. Col Dants. 9th Pennsylvania.
Lieut. Col q Hughes. 39th New York.
Eieut Col q Cartwrieht 2sth Massachusetts,.
Major Crosby. 6lst Pennsy tyaniA
MAJOR Knox, 44th New York.
surgeon w II Rang, 9Sth Pennsylvania.
Capt N Dawson, G 6lst Pennsylvania.
Capt {: . Parker, 2ist Massachusetts.
Capt II G Rogers, n, AID New York.
Capt II ryone, 18th Pennsylvania.
Capt Al Grover, X LIST Vermont cavalry.
Capt y Hopkins, X, lat Massachusetts, cavalry.
Capt q w Winning, +, 77th New York.
Capt. Penlaconst A. Tooth Pennsylvania
Capt II shook. T., 5tb Michigan.
Capt NJ Gregory. 9th Michigan
Capt Smith, b, nth New York.
Capt W Rose, q, 5th Michigan.
capt II NJ Jennings, o, 95th New York.
Capt 9 3 Clark G. LIST United States sharpshooters
Capt Rover. +, 72d Pennsylvania.
Capt Thomas, &, 18th Michigan.
Capt W Dwinall, G. 9th Vermont
capt Worcester, II, Sd Maryland.
Capt Hebrew, q, goth Pennsylvania.
oapt spaiding, ], 14ist Pennsylvania.
Capt Ruyon, ID, l4lst Pennsylvania
Capt " rlatt. r. l22d New York
Capt T W Smon 73d New York
Capt Thompson, sth Maryland.
Capt McKinny. 10th New York.
capt Shurteff, q. 10th Messa chusetts
Capt A Seey, A. 1Ilth New York.
Lieut. { Kaner, f, 6Ist Peunsy lgania
Lient Green, d, 11lth New York
Lieut. Baker, Sth Pennsylvania cavalry,
ilent = Davis, g, 2ist Massachusetts,
Lieut. II Hsrlbcrt, Co y, 10th New York.
Lieut. W Babcock, Co r, 12o,h New York.
Lieut. ii Foster, Co X, l55th Pennsylvsuia
Lieut. ShaTer, Co l., ID New York cavalry.
Lieut. $ Mccarthy ca f.. 18th Massachusetts,.
!ieut Fl p Dodley, Goa, 18th Massachusetts,.
Lieut. kuhns, Co X. 18th Pennsylvania.
Lieut. Anderson, Go +, 11th Pennsylvania.
Lieut. II G Crowlsnd. G, nth New York.
Lieut. Howard, p, 108th New York
Lieut. W wilaier, +, 10th New York
Lieut. Cart. X, 10Th New York, ear.
Lieut. w Mcl'ea, X. list nsylvania.
Lieut II Emory, sd Mary land.
Lieut. B. Morehou. Q, r, l1th New Jersev
Lieut. b Fsussett. G, llth New Jersey
Lieut. Il Bdckingha IN, i, 10Th New York.
Lieut. II Smith, |, 18th Now Jersey
Lent @ Williams, +, SD Pennsylvania
Lieut. u A Holton, !, eth Vermont.
Lieut. S Lincoln, 9th Vermont
Lieut. n = Fish, y, 5fh Vermont
Lieut. q Stocking, d, 14th Connecticut
Lieut. w u Briggs, II, Sd Michigan
Lieut. W Wardock, A, l4th Connecticut
Iieui Russell, B, l4th Connecticut.
Lieut. Morgan, q 1l3d Pennsylvania.
Lieut. Mccreary, ID. 1891 Pennsylvania.
Lieut. stout, u, l43d Pennsylvania.
Lieut. Croft. G, 1lsd pennsy lvauia
Lieut. Steward, I'D New York.
Lieut. II Burrows, c, eth Indiana.
Lieut. r Goodall, G., 30 Vermont.
Lieut. ii Prowker. +, Sd Vermont
Lieut. smith, ii. 10th Pennsylvania.
Lieut. s G Eastwick. I 18th New Jersey.
Lieut. NJ Eldrdae !, 10th Massachusetts,.
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" Y. foot
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thighs
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