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INTER FsTTNG TRUE.

The Lynchburg Republican says that
a gentleman who recently came from
within the lines of the enemy says that
atReverly, in Randolph county, the 2Sth
Ohio regiment, which has been on duty
there, was addressed by the Colonel q
short time since and called upon to re-
enlist and that but one man re-enlist-
ed and that the others beat him to
death.
In Calhoun county a company OF
Northwestern Virginia Yankee troops
refused to enlist on the ground that
they chad stopped bullets long enough,
and were tired of it,
A correspondent of the L5nchburg
Republican writing from the 49th Va
Regiment, near Someryille Ford, army
of Northern Va, reports upon the au-
thority OF citizons that corps of Yam
kee troops near Bristoe Station had a
considerable fight among themselves
under the following circumstances;
A day had been appointed for re in
listing the men of this corps, and large
number of barrels of whiskey had been
brought down and the heads knocked
out and the men invited to drink, in
order to get them up to the sticking
point Some of the Dutch and Irish
pitched in, got tight and arrayed them
selves IN the line of the re-inlisted, but
the calculating full biooded Yankees,
together with a large portion of the
whole, smelt the rat and refused TO par
ticipate, whereupon the re-inl.sted men
began haunting the rest, and general
row followed , I'll parties Selling their
arms. The fight lasted for hours andthe
firing is said to haze been terrific. The
commanding officer had six pieces Of
artillery opened on the insurgents and
finally succeeded in restoring quiet
Five hundred men are reported as kill
ed, and long train of ambulances and
wagons were loaded and sent off with
wonnded
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-01

(yOW ESTKAY ED.-There estrayed from the
I jsubscriber in Staunton, ON Monday night, the
22nd February,a cow of the following description
She has red Sides with white belly and white back,
short horns the two eats behind much smaller than
those before liberal reward will be given for her
recovery, or such information as will enable him to
get her.
March Ist-2ts* THOS. HAYDEN.
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A copy-teste
THREE MARES sTOLEN--s

THREE MARES STOLEN--s
/ 5000 REWARD
Stoler, sometime last week, from Rosser's camp,
ne ar Timberville, Rockingham county, Three Mares,
of the following description; 1st, Julia,
A Dark Bay,
12 wears old this Spring no white marks except
snail spot between the root of the tai and the hip
bone. I'd Ginny,
Dark Bay,
star in the forehead left hind foot white with some
black spots around the edge of the hoos, about nine
years old supposed to be in toa. This mare is said
to have been sold between HaIrisonburg and Staun-
ton. Sd, Betty,
A Bright Bay,
years old this coming Spring right hind foot white
small spot in the forehead head oval.
| will pay $500 reward for the three mares, or
5000 each for either, or for information by which
they may be obtained.
Feb 16--tt HENRY IANQCAnA
Staunton Spectator insert till forbid, and charge
Mr. Tanonarv.- Roek. Rooster.
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YANKEE BOAT BLOWN UP.

A dispatch from Charleston under
date Of Feb. Oath says, that prisoners
who arrived in the city say that the yes
sci sunk off the harbor and reported lost
in gale, was the steam sloop of war,
Housatonic, carrying ID guns and 300
men. They report that she was blown
up by our torpedo boat. The whole
stern was blown off. Five men were
lost. all the rest being saved. The tor
pedo boat was com manded by LleEt
Dixon, OF Mobile.
On Saturday night last several ro-
CUES tried to enter the House OF Mr..
Job Turner. He will be prepared in
future to shoot any one trespassing on
his premises after night.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


wv WILLIAM A. BURNETT, +
as Candidate for the Office of Clerk of the County
Court of Augusta, at the ensuing election in May
next. Feb. 16-tde
w JOHN ]. LAREW
candidate for the office of Sherifalty for Augusta
county. Feb 16-tde*
w Mr. SAMUEL PAUL,
as Candidate for the Office of Sheriffaty Tor Au,
gusta county Feb 23-tde*
NEW VERTISEME NTS.
ADJT. IL 1NSP. GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Feb. oath, 1864.
General Orders
Nod. Z
General Braxton Bragg is assigned to duty at the
seat OF Government and under the direction Of the
President is charged with the conduct of military OPP
BY order.
(Signed) s. COOPER,
Adlt and Insp'r General.
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Il NEGRO WOMAN,
So years old, good Cook and Washer and three
children. IL hired the owner will pay taxes and fur
nsh the clothing. HENRY ElDSON,
Mar 1-tf paid for st Stanton, p. o.
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ORSES TAKEN UP
Il On Sunday,
the Gath day of February, the subscriber took up
three estray Horses the farm of Mr.. Geo. Miller,
Lear Summerdean, Augusta county. of the following
description
LIST, Dark Bay,
16 hands high, shod all around, few white spsts
caused by the saddle
Cd. Dark Dappled Dun,
black name and tall about Ia hands high, shod all
around.
3rd, Light Bay,
pony, some white in the face, shod all around
The owners of these horses can get them by pay
ing for keeping and cost of sing, if they prove
the ownership of them.
March 1-3ts@ ISAIAH NJ. MAYS.
NOTICE.-This is to notify the public, that my
IN wife, Sarah Margaret Hefner, has left my leu
and board, without any just cause, and warn tbs
public from harboring her, or trading with her
on my account, as viii not be responsible for any
debts she may contract. Given under my hand, this
| 9th day of Feruary, 1864
Marcn ist-3tsS GEOhGE w. nEFNEh.
that LOST.-At the exhibition of the Tableau1
Ii Vivants at the Union Hall, on Thursday evening
last, black hat was lost hich had the rim leopes
up with gilt leaf A liberal compensation will b
given for its delivery at the Drug Store of Mr..
FL. Trout.
March Istr-1t*
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ftPPeF1
A,lspice,
Stationery &C.. &c., dc.
Also 2 head of young horses, 2 cows, farming I'M
The above property will he sold privately before
the day of sale ii an opportunity presents itself
Belfont, Feb24 PHAR1S, JR.
Mar 1-2t
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-The attention of the pub
lie is respectfully called to the above resout ns
of the Banks located in this town. and notice is here
by given that the be pur
sued by said Banks v :, ry.op
Cashier of the Valley Bank, Stanton
w. II, TAMS,
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A SOLDIERS HORSE STOLEN .-..On or
Il about the 18th inst. the Horse of Charles b. Hill
of the l4th Va. Cavalry, stolen from the premt-
SEES of Col. NJ G. Hartman, near Stanton. Toe Horse
is Sorrel about IL Is years oil but little hair
on name and tail, of his hind feet was snagged
last summer Just where the hoof and hair meet leav-
ing considerable hard excresence. H9 Is small Ia
size built compactly, and has a low carriage when
i moving. | most respectfully ask OF Gen: Rosssr
and ten Imboden pickets ana soldiers generally,
10 look out for the Horse and thef it is thought
| some deserter has stolen him.
| The undersi gned will pay reasonable reward TO
any gentleman who will etu:n the Horse TO himself
Col Harman or Mr. Jno. Ramsey or for any In forma-
ton which will lead to the recovery OF the Horse and
apprehension of the thief Undersigned thinks it too
mean to steal soldiers Horse, especially when the
soldier is now in service and has been from the be-
ginning ofthe War. REUBEN ID. HILL,
| Feb Is, --2ts Near Jennings esp Augusta Co.
NIOTICE-TO WHOM II MAY CON
| IN aCERN.-Having been appointed BY the Coun-
tv Court of Augusta CONT, for Mrs. N. Gray, de-
ceased l. as such have in my hands, small amount
of Confederate money, which will pay, without in
terest TO the legal heirs when they show their claims
Notice. also, to the legal heirs and representatives
of the estate of Isaac Gray, dec that have Me-
| GRO woman aud two children in my possession, by
authority as above stated, which will be given up,
hen authenticated claims shown and expenses OF
raising said children. boarding and removing SAID
/ negroes, are paid. Address J. BECK, Cont
of Mrs. N Gray, decd.
| Eoh
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+ : - : NEGRO WOMAN,
BY JOHN E. RILEY,
Mar 1-3ts* West View Augusta CO., Va,
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DeerdeId, Feu Zo--ots -------
M q n REWARD>-Was stolen from the sub
NlUU scrber's stable, near Newport, augusta
county, on the night of the 18th inst,
Dark Bay Horse,
Eve years old next Spring about fifteen hands ngn
beavy hult star in the forehead and two whlte spots
en- his hack caused by saddle gsd. will give the
30 rova I'd for the return of the horse TO me or IN
formation 50 that get him. MY address Is Monetfs
Greek, Augusta Co. va. x,14r, x,f,Sr...N
Feb 23-Sts* oNn Ell w 1orn AN.
rUPERfOR GRAZING FARM
SoA''A FOR SALE.
Situated in Pocahontas county, on Elk, (oid Felc
Fork belonging formerly to j. M. Hogsh cad, en-
SEIEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY D. Ores,
large port OF Bottom Land and alb Ut 500 acres
cleared, two good dwelling houses ca the and
other improvements
s. G. ROBINSON,
Feb Elmo Richmond, Va.
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TELECRAPHlC:
RrPoKrED ExPKkssLr roE THE DAILY sKSTTSEI-
Noon Reports.
" A SHINGT0N Ne W S.
Gen. Grant on his Way to
the Front.
He was Loudly Cheered at the
Different stations.
SO ERN NEWS.
STRENGTH OF THE REBEL ARMY.
&C.. &c. &c, &c. &c.


NEw'YoEK. March 81 The Times Wash
ington special of the 23d says
The Senate Post Office Committee TO-DAY had
under consideration the overland mail question
and unanimously instructed the chairman to re-
port bill providing for overland and boat serv-
ice
The bill authorizes the Postmaster General to
contract with the old contractors, or other re.
spontlble parties. for daily mail for four Years
at an annual sum not exceeding one million oi
dollars The time Of running is shortened from
twenty to sixteen DAYS Provision is also made
as soon as the Pacific Railroad j. constructed
from each extremity, that time and compensation
are TO be shortened pro rata
The West Point bill as agreed upon by the
conference committee, makes some important
changes. The House amendment allows an ad-
ditional cadet from each congressional district;
but this was struck out, On the ground that the
capacity OF the Military Academy was not suffi
cent for the number thus called for
The House Committee on Naval Affairs to-
dag authorized their chairman to report the Sen
ate bill equazing the grade of line officers in
the Navy
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Strength OF the Rebel Army.


NEw YORK, March 25-A Baltimore CORES
pondent of the New York World gives the fol-
lowing as the exact strength of the rebel army OF
March 20:
Department of Virginia. Gen Lee command
ing, headquarters with the army-Seven division,
of infantry, 10000 men: % batteries of artillery
5000 men; fifteen regiments of cavalry, Il. .O0C
men.
At Richmond and vicinity under Ewell, and a
Petersburg, Goldsboro. Wilmington, and along
the line OF the railroad between Richmond anC
Wilmington, under Gems. Pickett and Barclay
1000 men.
Under Gen Imboden near the line OF the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad and in North Virginia
5000 men
From Lynchburg 10 Abingdon in South Viz
ginia, and guarding the line of the great Southern
Railroad from Lynchburg to Longstreet's picket.
in Enst Tennessee, under Gen Breckenridge, 5,
000 men
Total under Lees orders, 100 900
Department of the South West. Gen Polk
commanding. headquarters near Selma. Ala
The forces under Gen Johnson at Dalton. and
operating against Sherman in Grants late de
partment, including the corps of Hardee 30 ,OOt
strong, part OF which was recently sent to Fori-
da. aud the cavalry under Forrest. Richardson
Lee and Writ Adams, 10 10000
LOngsireets 5 command headquarters at Bull:
Gap 65 900
Department of the Gulf-At Mobile, under
Gen Claiborne 5000
Total number of troops. 275 900
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

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to the treatment Of The Diseases Of Females such Lu
chOrrhea, Whte, Irregular, Painful and Suppress
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Also for sale, Or. DEVICES REGULATION PILLS
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WANTED.
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CONSTANTLY WANTED,
WAN 7 ED.

II WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MFN To
II canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit our
Medicines with every family am employing agents 10
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$3.50 per year Agents required 20 furnish horses
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In addition 20 the above salary defray all expenses
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Applicants should apply in person. address f fur
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In his custody money meciciue books aud receipts to
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Business Notices published in the local columns Of ten
ines under will be charged for each insertion al II
ten lines ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the notices Of the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the
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For each notice exceeding lines IS cents for each
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Prom the army orthe potomac

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POroMAc, March
N.-Lieut. Gen. Grant was loudly cheered at the
different stations as he passed them his way to
the front
AT Brandy Statiog be was met by Gen. Meade
who accompanied him to Culpepper.
On arriving at Culpepper Gen. Grant was met
by brilliant array of military men and the sta
ton was crowded with troops
Gen Grant proceed to headquarters, accompa-
MED BY Meade
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A THE AMERICAN DISPENsARY WE TREAT By
N a new method and with the hsppiest results Pro
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the Doctors Female SyiAges. This instrument shouc
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ceGniiHess comfort heGih, DEC. Sent free on receipt
Of stamp copy Of Private Letter Married Ladies
health, DC. The Doctors celebrated Female Pulls
fresh from the Dspensary rery good in simple dis
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At the American DispeRSGyy also treat, tcifhouf
mercury, and with failing success, Tenera
what the quacks call pirate secret Diseases Syhis
in all its stages, Gonorrhea Gleet Structure Hydrocee
Crcoceie, Varicocee, Carsoce spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency, and effects Of self abuse The last six are
treated Of ia private letter, which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de.
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southern News.

FORTRESS MoSRoE. March % "A Richmond
dispatch dated March 2lst, contains the follow
ing
DEMoPOLIs. March l7.-Sherman and Hurlbut
have gore down the river with a large part OF
their army; said to be going up Red river to
Shreveport
CUMBERLAND GAP. March lS-The announce
ment of the capture of Cumberland Gap appears
TO be false
NOnews from Charleston
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RENOvATERS. n s.
CLEANING AND DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT

Nhh UNIFIED STATES DfE- hOIcE, NJ. IS sOUTB
II Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana.
this old and welkn establishment, the ladies
have silks and wooden goods dyed In permAne and
beautiful eOlOrs and gents garments thoroughly renova
ted and repaired
New and secondhand clothing bought and sold aIso
pstcular branch In the business eenomnafed ne draw
ing-bfIisG Fable cloth. IN any garment can be
50 wroaght Il not be visible 10 the naked eve
Remember the place. No. As South Illinois street
lsnle JOSEPH HARRIS, Proprietor.
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DIR. WHITTIER.

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il Dr. Whitiier's Theory, symptoms and Treatment
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laws indulgence exposures and iprudenc-s
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young persa. keep them OF the shoals on which 9th
have been brsSen pieces Amstiveness clearly
stste Be under the control q iudicou>
and thereby inclination % very prolific cause
Of disease Nearly every case Of disease be treated
without hndrance business Medicine by mail.
from observation Charges Moderate; cousulta
lions BY LITTER al the ofce -ee cnres grararteed
once IS 81 Charles street betweS- Sixth and seventh
square south Of Lindeli Hotel. p. O. sO92 St
Louis No Circular Letter especially Tor ladies' con-
postage ianl-d&wls
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. CoLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE No. 80 SOUTH
~ Meridian Street. forfes his fee If he fails in cur
ing any that may under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing He warrants you q
Syphilis in the primary stage helped in % min
uteS cured in "a hours. elect of 90 years standing
cured by DR.. G. mar25
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From Warrington. .

WASHINGTON, March 24-Mr Blair is about
to resign his seat in the House. to take effect
when the special committe on his case makes a
report
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FRINk,S
f y G. f. L. : | q II
FAMILY MEDICINES,

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youth and maturity arising from the bsneful habits
Of self-abuse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter of the u-
most importance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state Sent 10 any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt of ten cents or four stamps
We devote entire time and attention TO the
ment of the various private diseases treated of in
vate report Our Dspensarys the only Institution Of
kind In America which has been tabshed by special
charter and this fact should give it preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character he foun in al
recifies
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NOTICE.

Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
gIyHE .cHANBER OF CON iERcyr Will pr
opened daily Cor business on and sf~r Ncns.~
February lsh, ises. Sundays excey,edl stg O'clock
Pm.
Change hours fron O'Clock 10 O'Clock Pm
hslT-cin '.bAkSAkD, secretary.
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AON A NEW METHOD VI TREAT
~ ING venerial Diseases, including g
Syphilis in all its stages ionorrhea,
Gleet, Structure, varicocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases o, the Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, without mercury containing a val
liable treatise on that widespread mala-
dy OF youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, &C., the secret intirmitieS OF