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The New York herald., 1864-09-27
NEWS FROM sHERMAA's DEPARTMENT
JEFF. DAVIS AT MACON.
Heed Meving Towards the Ala
bama Line. ...
Offensive Operation In Ar
kansas,
6oss Rec -


wAsmxGTos, D. C., sepa. 26-J0ao A. n.
Major General DIX
Dispatches from General Sheridan Up 10 eleven O'Clock
Saturday night dated m,es south Of New MARKET,
have been received.
he had driven tho enemy from Mount Jackson, without
being able TO bring engagement The soeay were
moving rapidly, and he had cavalry present holA
them
General Torbert had attacked wickham's force ~ LU
ray, and captured . number Of prisoners.
General Sheridan found rebel hospitals In all be tewsS
from Winchester to New Market, and eighty niss
from Asr,insburg
Twenty pieces Of artillery were captursA 81 EshsR's
Hil together with eleven hundred prisoners, hSss
amount OF ammunition, caissous, bmbsrs, &C.. end
large quantity Of ntrsuchug tooh, sman arss and -
bris. No lss OF the captured AatsIs1 has yss bssD
received.
Tho small towns through she valley have aTsss many
CT The rebel wounded.
reports tho arrival as HaTpsss Ferry q
train OF our wounded twenty captured guns soa eighty
additional captured officers.
Breckenridge has gone to take counans q " rsbsI
Department OF the Southwest.
Dispatches received this morning from 6sssssl sher-
mans command state that Hood appears - bs moving
towards the Alabama line.
strong force OF rebel raiders vepsrtsd 70 -
operating sgainst shsrmans communicates, and hAi
| captured Athens, Alabama.
Vigorous exsrions being made 70 svsssass sas
destroy this Force.
JeL Davis s reported 10 be At Macon,
Reports have also been received from MAJOR 6sDsval
Candy. General Steele had Boon strongly sstsfssesA
and bad taken the offensive.
Dispatches from General Grant, dated at sso O'Clock
lasi night, report no military operations.
The above comprises the substance OF military infov
proper for publication received 70 the prssena
date by this Department EDWIN H. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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rns Overland m all.

ArCmsor, Kansas, Sept 2o, 1904
Tho Gt,nt on tho overland stage limo has arrived from
salt Lake and reports tho entirely rree of hostile
Ind ans and ready for business ihs malls and passengers
ain now be sont forward 90 regular tAo
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sad Disaster ON shs Lake.

CLEvrLASp, Ohio, Sept 20, 1904
Tho brig Sultan, which lsn here saturday aIser'
noon, suucs In the evening. and sank sboas nyo
miles eat Of here rhs crew took 20 ,he rissine' ine
ov oers obtained = steamer a. daygh,, sud rescued tho
mate who vas tho solo survivor. Seven lives ws'" oss
Tho vssssi aud sarso are = Total loss
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vunn>s isteamers ass nss fast but, n nearly every
case vhich hae been reported BY me 70 she Hn1ALD,
lhs Dursue4 fairly ouisFippsd the pursuer IN chase
Tn anote4r instance, and tAe Tennessse 10 consdsreo
We neeeess bseauer On this stason.
yAyHAwxns HscuvuG rnrs @ @p
Henry King and r. Bulness, were KILLED m skrnish
with dssachmsns q the Second Illinois cavalry, near
HAton Rouge They out on reconnaissance at the
time. Two privates belonging 10 the Third LOuislana
cavalry (rebel) also captured at Ne same time
These men repors that the oonscripon being carried
ward and old Of nsy Ave and sixty forced into
the army, and surgeons certificate v noticed II the
upfortunateo able 70 walk and carry muekse the
butterflies say that they are sble 70 nght.
The rebsl General Hodge has relieved Colonel Scott
HN headquarters are at Liberty he has ordered al The
and turned 70 tho rebel government The reason
gwen for this ID that he 10 detsrmped that the "Yankess
shall not ret bale" while he is 10 command.
VARIETIES IHRATRB
The Varieties theatre opens tomorrow night. The
George Cromwell which k expected 10 arrive 70 day
brings perhaps, the 1nest company Of actors and &C.
Hesses for this theatre in New Orleans Last
night the Varieties was opened to the public. large
ber Of lades and gentlemen assembled, and plea
SAINT and sociable evening passed. Ih0 theatre
looked wei, in its rev dress.
News by way sf Cairo.
sp .GAHo Sept. 2b, 1854.
Tho steamer Molie Able from New orleans 18TH mas
arrived With large cargo sugar and molasses for 81
Louis
maod being mi ed and only small sales expected New
crop s quoted al 81 SIS per ID. Produce and provisions
wore greatly depressed, owing 10 large arrivals.
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The Lake Erae Pirates.

ToRosIo, Canada, eeps 20, 1904
Warrants been issued by The authorities here
arrest several Of tho Lake Eric prssss who
beer eeep Toronto.
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nr. Henry Tho m pson's Despatch.
NEW 0RLEANs, scpt. 40, 1874

Bro<pADN RUNNER cHAsED
The United states steamer Tennessee Captain Pierre
eKaud arrived here yesterday from coast
Texas Her officers repor, that the sch sho chased
shc celebrated blockade running steamer SUSANNA TINS
has been entering and passing Qua OF Galveston
With perfect lmpuniy for year past and ny TO this
Ane had pr more attention TO bockadsrs insn
they we're peaceablc merchantmen. Early The
Galveston the Susanna 10 sea, and though the
ssnnsssse was bus four 6vo miles distant kept on
Der COURSE and would crossed her bow, bui Cap
1an tiraud beaded her or from rseuterng Abe
port, and gave chase the susanna suppospg
Wees sends ont 20 capture feet blockade runners at
uO,ce ~ tho Tennessee: Iatev upon
por mpced her TO use all her speed Ia order 10 escape
boing captured, Finding that pessee
approaching uearer er cargo Of cotton conss,ng of
several hundred bales thrown over board aud 81 an
O'Clock rho had not bale on buard.
A. O'Clock ito Tennessee within two miles M
We bscEads and throw Two hree sasls syev
chains snd furniture followed she ootton, wben sho
gained ittle tho feunessee 1h9 chase kept up
anin night, and Tho sea Which an day had been
smooth az glass became rough about eight O'Clock and
sho VINO blowing gallo, Tho vessels lost sight OF each
etOe and mo following morning there was no san visible
CApssin Graud now up The chase and returned FOR
mo purpose OF nokng up tho cargo OF cotton, largo por
scn os whco no succe eded IN transferring W hs own
Commodore leon 'muh, cf tho rebel navy, was sup.
pced 10 bo one uf tic assenpers board tho Susanna
he sas prooaUy no Ind 70 England
Tho Susanna an EDgsn steamer, buln expressly for
vunnng tho lckado. She esd I'd mako fifteen knots
M hour but during TIRE chpse did exceed thirteen
snd half Tbs WIS also bout the spe,d ~ tho Ten.
sessse, sm-o'h undoubtedly saved her from being
sp.ursd. hanv hayo soi tho 'dsa tnai the hlonsaas
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Arrival OF shs Gsnhoss Fort wsrs an;
Tho guuboat Ton Morgan, CON- Eaton, arrived a mis-
port sh,s morning.
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the Trans- Mississippi ArMy.

The editor OF tho Atlanta Ca Rs0siey has had the
pleasure oS interview with intelligent officer from
General Kirby smiths army, who gave an interesting
account OF the position 2eet OF the Miss espp The
trans ssssppi army better equipped present u
been during the war, and in psorais 10 splendid.
Among the changes that are taking place may not be
improper 20 mention that Buukner relieves Walker IN
command OF the department OF West louisiana Walker
relieves Magruder in Texas, Magruder relieves Price
Arkansas, and Price goes 70 Missouri with Sufficient
ferce beeved, TO FREQ that STATE from the invader
fnere are no Yankees 10 West Louisiana, except .
garrison OF about five thousand at HorgaDza, and
a few scouting parties. Buckusr will certainly
cross the mississippi river time 70 have . hand
ip tho present campaign 10 Georgia Fotwith-
standing our little reverse at Atlanta, the sky 10
bright ali around aud The rebellion, instead OF being
s t'lasI iecs presclts to-day more form dnole front
TO The perseverpg Yankees than Should Jonathan
ever scco0psh The impossible feat OF subjugating the
Confederate States this side OF the Mississippi. he will
Hnd the wnr. iusl commeuccd lie cannot subduo the
trans Msssss sppi empire IN thousand years. He had
better make peace befere he becomes Utterly bankrupt,
4 he q nos - already!
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Ths caAaa CsseN Affair.

sr, Lore sopi IN 1stq
despatch nom Fora scots, Agsansss says soao ~
sho forces suardhs tho train recently captured At hin
creek wero killed taken prisoners aud oniy iew
were wounded Tho latter hayo been seq, for gsrso
fouvths os I've men have Asivsd al bart Sso,.
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90 arrive when, with restored hsaltl they can again
take their position 10 the ranks OF victorious army.
Cosnsl Passs, csnuandiss brigade in Brschinridsss
corps, ded yesterday Hs nortaly wounded in tas
fight Of Monday, and carried TO Ar. WiAms house.
m this towp from which hs will bs buried time %
day.
General Early sent Gag OF truce 10 General sheri
dan TO inquire respecting him.
Colonel Edwards sommaadant Of this post, has been
blsy engaged In collecting from the bastls nsld'
well - those which secreted BY czsns In their
After tho rebels thrown them away in their
hurry escape from the Yankees He has already col
lsctsd six thousand, and there great many more
yet 10 come IN.
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rns Union Raid a the Orange Road. Va.

trom the hiCnmoni kxamineft sept, -
The Lynchburg Republican says no damage was done
20 the Orange by enemy but the burning OF the
bridge ths Rapdan, and that we understand was
only partially destroyed, and bo repaired 10 few
days The OF Gers, for tne safety OF which fears
entertai0ed escaped capture. Much private dam
ago was done three mills and several private houses
being destroyed. rhe force was part Of sherioan,s
cavalry for the purpose Of breaking the commu1
between Early and Richmond They have eft gul
peper, going back into tho valley.
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The Casualties.

The Casualties.
HssDeuArrns, FiRsr BRIGADE. TnHp DlvacS,1
SIXTH Army Cohrs, sEAa erRAssyss, Va,
Sept. Fl, 1864 -
The following 10 ist Of officers killed and wounded in
sAe battle ncar Winchester September 10, lse4un
Captain henry Sanders, knee, severely.
hobart Williams, side, slightly. 4~
ONE HuHDkED AND si1Ih Nrw yoRK-FirO lieutenant
George D. Powell, shoulder; First Lieutenant 6she A.
nYOne0n, thigh.
FouRrnnvrn NV Major Peter vredensurah.
tart l. Buckalew, hip, slightly; Captain J. Bodwe
arm and log slightly Captain Benz +. craG, snin; First
Lieutenant Ebenezer Muddcr, thigh.
IKNyp vmmoSr-Major Edwin birmingham killed rirs,
Lieutenant Lemue A. Abbott, upper iaw First Leute
nant Daniel g. Hl, thigh amp1isted First Lieutenant
George e. Davis ear, slightly.
EsGBry.snyENB pRsNsyLyAalA --Adiuiant Geo. c. S,ro-
man, thigh First Lieutenant James Tearney, thigh.
Second Lieutenant Isaac Wagner hand Second Lieute.
Dant BENJAMIN u Duh, arm.
Enlisted men killed, 70, wounded. lee; missing, Is.
Sanitary Supplies fer the Army.
w4sHiScTos. Sept 40, 1864.
Daring the recent military operations iD the Shenan.
doan valley the Sanitary Commission has had larRe
force .: expere enced apene mnserng TO tie wounded
aud distributing stores among the hospitals there Six
loads Of hospital supplies have sen, to Harpsrs
Ferry Baltimore and Wash ugton Gnd forwarded In
the Commissions wagons 70 pcherer and oiber pom 70
where the wounded are collected.
ReOpenlng or the Ha1 a more and ON 10
Railroad.
RAtImonE, Sept. 26, 1864.
This road win be reopened for through business its
entire length tomorrow morning. With General Sberi
dams late thorough victory iD the Valley, and delermi
nation the part Of the military authorities 70 keep this
important line henceortn the shipping travel
ling community can rely upon all the advantages formerly
derived from this great competing Iboroughfsre 10 and
from the West.
Arrival or Rebel Prisoners aa Balsl more.
From the Baltimore American, Sept 26)
There arrived here yesterday, by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, eight hundred rebel prisoners N war
whose appearance at the camden Railway Station excited
considerable attention the part O immense crowd
assembled 10 them. They under the guard Of
New York, commanded by Captain ~ W. Nesevole.
After getting meals they we're marched down Pratt
street to the Long Dock. wbere ~ readi.
uoss 70 convey them 70 Point Lookout despatch
received yesterday a. the Provost MarshaDs Once
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Battle ~ Pale Ate Between UnisA
and Rebel Torcsh
Reported Rspslss Of tho French with
Severe Loss BY Cortina.
kisby Smith Marching to Missouri with
twenty-five thousand Men,
&C.s SC, Ne.

NE steamship FuDs shuey, Captain Bidreth, arrived
this port yesterday morning from New Orleans BY
Aer and by way Of Cairo have advces from The Rio
GSaDde 10 she l4th, Mobile Bay 18th and New Orleans
a0th Inst The news is important
Reported SuBvendey Of Mobile 20 Oar
GunbOar rs- Their Proximity 10 the
CAty. &c.
CAIRO, Sept ~, 1864
The Memphis BuilctsN Of yesterday publishes what
regards reliable authority the substance Of des-
patch received atHoly springs announcing the uncon
aisional surrender Of Mobile to sunboAis.
No dates are given.
me gunboats approached tho city closely that they
sOaIA have destroyed il without difficulty
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

Esw ORLEANS, Sept. IS, 1904
kKBE. AovndRR7 TOWARDS MISSOURI,
ne trans Aissssippi rebels numbering twenty.
ave thousand, moving towards Missouri an
INVASION Of that stato il s spprehonded.
TnE coRrINA InsRoGuo
Much interest s expressed and fes In this city tbe
movements Of cortina. The complications which ops-
ssons may lead 70 regarded the most important
d, their character BY many, though others do
ssdsr either CortiDa or his army as otany account
TIE LOUISIANA SENATOR'S
me nrst session OF the louisiana Legislature Under
Ne constitution win meet in about two weeks.
ths United States Senator's TO DO elected by ia Will be
eovsrnor Hahn and, perhaps, General Banks
TDe rumor quite current Major General Hurbu,
viii be assigned 10 tho command Of tho Department Of
~ Gnf and that he v enter upon that position on the
MAJOR Coweu, Inspector on General payidson's stan
vu 90 North few dsys on short leave OF Absence
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, imported from tne North, selling here
two aays ago for fourteen doars barrel and resaed
eve cents apiece Tomatoes selling at the rate "
two for twenty tive There 10 apple 10 the
parkss tina, be bought for less than Ave cents.
RsBE1 COTTON uRDsa:
GENERAL oRprRs--2o.
H.ADauAarfSs, c,,sras Ds,nds r or AL mosoq,o &c ,s
All shipments Of in,o the enemy are forbid.
ssra perssas s,s,m.e 20 hays contracts win produce
s.pscssd 10 Vigilance in preventing esa
axcspt upon passport issued from these headquarters
10 Win be permitted to enter the Confederate Inca
pn seeming 10 he OF special emergency
p referred TO these headquar,ers and The party detained
enul decision at the outer pckels Provost
Ag STRANGERS in tho lines whou! permission, will
them and send brief OF facts
BY order Of Brgadicr Geueeal HODGE.
y. T. ~ ROBINSON, Acting Assistant Adjutant General
General Hodge, who promulgates shis order, 10 the
successor OF Colonel Scott 10 the command Clinton
TIE LATEST VIEWS
Tho reports from the Rio Grapdo received yesterday DO
confirm previous advices. Apassenger who came by
previous steamer assured mo that Corna had certainly
apured and occupied Brownsville. and that with other
portions OF his forces he held Loredo Texas Mata
noroe. This gentleman was direct from Matamoros and
oxasoe Santiago, ana be ought not 10 have been mis
taken the details OF his Information though be may
bavs there There has other been elegant romnne.
SG greatly to the pervorsion OF facts, very many
have been mistaken IN the supp0eiton tha Cortna bad
Rxnsu and lho Niaxa and
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tssnesair beNsA and ssesd 2" . an Af Eouts-
vile.
Lopwyuls Sept 10, 1874
cesssar Logan sseedmaa and Colonel McGros'ty,
oftts Tenth oh Volunteers, have arrived here,
FOR homo, Colonel ncIroar.y has bad ampuiaed
ano convalesccat although ho hsa been wounded ny
twenty dya hulls<s Tho of ihs var
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The Casualt1es.
HSsDeuArrERs, FiRsr BRIGADE. IMHp DlvIGcS,
SIXTH ARMY Cohrs, SKAR 6rRAssURs, Va,
Fl" Sept. Fl, 1864. Js
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Our Mobile BAY Correspondence.
FoRr MORGAN, Sept 10, 1894.


FoRr MORGAN Sept 10, 1884.
HK uFKpm0N 10 sgCOUk BAY.
ne recent expedition 70 Bon secour bay and Fsh river
composed Of the United States fronia and the
NJ cads Stockdale and Rodoph destroyed property TO
NJ amount Of nearly million OF doIara Lumber,
s, sris,nils, backsmishs' shops and salt works
psadssed entirely useless. In Fish river force Of the
enemy under Colonel Murray opened nre upon the vee
ssh with nuskesry. whe tho enemy was firing tSe
sekdae into the bank with such for 10 disodse
asA knock down her chimneya AZ they returning
= was discovered that the enemy had felled trees
hosed and the rebols evidently hoped compel them
Ureades but she Rodolph under full head Of steam,
DUooesded ahead and cue passage wMh Aase.
fAe lcss shs steamers by sAe enemy 3 Gre two
WoRnAeo ihe Stookdate-Naster's NASo CisysiAnd in
- esole and 0rsnan IN she head On the Tyisonia,
A4eias1 Gale q A. HYldY Nas wounded 10 Ne hand,
He l0Ss of tBe enemy q Unknown
4 fMScAAPil cABax LAsD-5HS MoNIToR TscuHsxB
Captain Fuller, chief Of the telegraph department,
AAs been here from New Oreaus for purpose lay
na down . telegraph cable He wae accompanied by
1r. Elpoic The work successfully accomplished
Tho Inflated Monitor Tecumseh be plainly seen
1ne at sbe bottom Of tho bay and beng
made 10 remove her armament and machinery
There Va no further nows Of interest.
REBEL HEws
News from Mobile which arrived yesterday sates that
sslasS night TIN instantly OF picket boats
eapeured below the obstructions, Generals Taylor and
Forrest arrived here to-day
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K.p1Iss or sns French OF Csr,in~.

Came, Sept. Is, 1864
No. Orleans sdycss ~ ,he 1910 s,as snet the Frsno
torco sailed from Basdad, Mexico 90 the ian, IN i've
steamers, for hstamoros On IN. 14th they had
sagamou, with Corllua, rspulsed -iib lose
spa vsauvsea 70 Bagdad
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THE PROGRESS or TIE SIEGE.
fLroro Tho Cha vl0stOn Conrler. I

Fighting ~ Blue sprtngs, Team.
BULLS GAP, Sept ~, 1864
General Vaughn drove the enemy from Blue Springs
ihis morning, capturing twelve prisoners. The enemy
sre strongly fortified at PullB Gap.
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NOZZLE, Sept n, 1864
Nothing Of the slightest Importance has occurred here
ence last report.
DEspATCB.
NOZZLE, Sept. ~, 1894
ArrsDgemeDts have been completed for the exchange
OF all the prisoners captured in Mobile Bay.
GRIFFIN, Ca, Sept n 1854
yarssut docs NOT design attacking Noble At present
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
cA.r,esson n. q.

CAarlestOm. B. O.
TAE UNION TROOPS AGAIN IN MOTION.
CHARLESTON, Sept ~, 1854.
The enemy again 10 motion. column, twelve o
nteeD hundred strong, loft Morris lsland to-day, AM
have gone round 10 Coles bland.
Two schoouers and . transport, loaded with troope
Ar6r1> tho Stono rivor
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Drugs s. Mentctmes.

Drugs s. Aaentrtnes.
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DRUG HOUSE IN NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
WITH
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UNEQUALLED
In its facilities and apparatus for compounding and pre-
pairing
MEDICINE AND PRESCRIPTIONS,
Conducted by thoroughly competent persons who dc
the most careful attention pay the strctest regard
to accuracy, and use only selected arti-
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toned purity has become
THE CASH DRUG STORE
With prices revised to correspond with the market.
W II OLE SALE AN D RETAIL,
ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED REPRESENTED.
By recent arrangements with the Manufacturers Impor.
ters First Holders of Goods andCash Purcha-
ses the prices will always be at the low
est point for Prime Goods.
LOWER FIGURES THAN EVER IN
PAINTS, OILS yARNIsHEs, GLASS, DRUGS AND
DYEsruFFs.
Ereyghing In this erleasice stock uU be sold
CheaP Jor Cash
PRICES REDUCED, VIZ:
OF SOAPS. PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, COMBS.
POCKET KNIVES AND EAzoRs,
LAMPS MATERIALS FOR LIGHT.
TRUSSES & SUPPORTERS,
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ToRACCo AND SNUFF.
ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,
TOOTH, SKIN AND HAIR PREPARATIONS,
FANCY ARTICLES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Eciectic Botanic and Hom@Opathic Mediciues
Spices, Bird Seed Lamp Shades and Ciardea Seeds
FISH TACKLE, AMMUNITION. &c.
Constituting the most complete assortment embracing
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and revised for the Cash System.
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Aems k6nnr.
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NEWS ROOM AND EXPRESS OFFICE.

GOWLES & cos NEW BOOK STORE
NEWS ROOM AND EXPRESS OFFICE,
are all in the Post Office building on Main street dire,
ly opposite the Court House They have the large.
and most elegant assortment OF
BOOKS, STATIONERY, MAG GAZINES, PERIODIC AI.S
SINGING BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, LITHo-
GRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTO
GRAPH ALBUMS DTtRIES,
FOR 1864, &c, &C,
to be found anywhere in the country They are con.
stantly receiving, from New York and Philadelphia all
the late and most popular publications of the day direct
from the press, such Harper's Monthly, Eclectic
Magazine, Rebellion Record Godey's Ladys Book Pc
tersons Magazine Scientific American Gleasons Liter
airy Companion, Dime Novels, Song Books, Comic Al.
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Times, Herald, Journal of Commerce SUM- Ledger Mer-
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On their counter may be found the following late and
highly popular works just issued from the Press Gen
BUTLER in New Orleans +; Beyond the lines or Yam
kee prisoner loose in Dixie; Soundings from the Allan,
tic, by Oliver Wendal Holmes Triumphs of the Bible
by Tuledge Roundabout Pasers by Thackery: The
Amber Gods, by Prescott Shoulder Straps by Moord:
Freedom and War, by Henry Ward Beecher The Rea-
son Why Leaflets of Masonic Biography Our Homes
by Hawthorn Three years in Japan Stories of the
Old and New Testament Social Condition of the Eng
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1868 Letters to the Jones, by Titcomb Alice of Mon
mouth Lessons in Life, by Titcomb Recreations of
Country Pars0n My Southern Friends by Kirk =:
Among the Pines, by Kirk; Journal of residence on
Georgia Plantation Canoe and the Saddle by Winthrop.
In the Show Case may be found the finest assortment
of superior
GOLD PENS,
brought to this market Beads for the Ladies
all sizes and colors Port Monnies Pocket Diaries for
1864 Bank Note Reporters and Description Lists de
scrbing all the couuterfets and broken bank notes
afoat in the cOuntry,-every man should have one
They also have the largest stock of School Books
brought to this market, which they offer at very low
figure for cash.
Our Express runs to Wavery every morning (Sundays
exceptedl and returns every evening, carrying Express
Goods The hour for starting from Towanda is 81 in
the morning, and returning leaves Waverly at O'Clock,
m, on the arrival of the Express from New York
Any Books or other matter published be ordered
through promptly.
We pay special atten ton in sending and receiving
Soldiers packages TO and from the army.
A. f. CUWLES & co.
Towanda, Dec. g. 1868
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HID Qrs. PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA, HOSPITAL DEPT.
HARRISBURG Nov. 10, 1864.
The State Medical Board Of Pennsy vania is now in
session in this city, and will continue until further no
tice to examine candidates for the post of Medical OFF
GERS in Pennsylvania Regiments.
The appointment OF number of Assistant Surgeons
Will be required Immediately to fill vacancies exist
ing as well as for others constantly occurring,
Physicians of Pennsylvania. in good health furnish.
ing proper testimonials to moral character &C.. will
be admitted to the examination.
BY order OF the Governor
JOSEPH A. PHILLIPS.
Surgeon General Penna.