davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-04
Dvsl'EPslA
MANus DON.

ANuDOODe
DR. kIcoRD, (of fars.) after years Of earnest
solicitatatioD, has u length accedcd . The ears
est requests Of the American public, and appoi6s
ed an Agent in New York for the sale Of his val
ued and highly priced Essence Of Life. This
wonderful agent will restore manhood U the
most shattered constitutions whether arising
from excuses. the effects Of climate, or peiures
causes rhs time reouired 70 cure The orr9 in.
veterste ctse il four weeks; and IL uEed accord
ing " printed instructions, which are very sim-
pie, failure is impossible. 1his Ute restoring
remedy should be taken y ;oo ocsn :"
nv tIe ,redieal press TO - the gss atest disoovv
eyer made. IL developing povefs - mise0-
io,.. success ID . csr1sin % thu scisnsa elee>
:Srow. Ignorance. Dr. Eieord': E.se =, Of La:
"A o. four quantities in one Tor -, md will =
srnt 10 any part. carefully packed, on reesips q
remittance to mis- sccredited agent,
PHILIP RULAND. - Liberty Street, \. I. w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-04

The Southern people have given up oil expec
tations OF being recognized and il is equally dit
ficult to Recognize NOrthes nerS
whose he d. Of gray, yellow white, or red hair,
have S~rrendered their C0nOrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-04
1Ierrick's Md Asr~na
BSo0SoerS

Care 10 five hours pains ard weakness sesyt eide
aud back, and Rheumatic complaints In equally short
period Of time spread texutifu white lamb n In
their use jects the wearer 10 no ncon yesnce NM
each one " wear from one wesk ~ thy~e rnooths-
T'ty impart stfens tl,-ihey snniLilats pain.
These d.ieh'fu piasters yield readily the body a.
sorb perI h ton. and throw on al the Offensive eosvv-
lated impurities Of the system They should he USED Tor
all fhr"L'c PA'i". Fnniness, nya'epss. Colds, Con-
re, their active properties whsb other plrsieYs ass
useless and where app ed pan cannot exist Evesv
family should have them. PRICE ~ ZACH 2.CTa
6s-Herck'- riI's and i1aster. are sold everyw ere
DR l.. X. HEERfCk / CO Albany, n. Y, sepsiS Avie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-04

Testimonials from thcsck II every nm unim.
peachae record the like " vi c has never been 10.
duced ~ favor Of any discovery since:time began
Disorders NG the A1Onm oSh
Are the sources 81 the deade-t ladies' Their ebets
to vtiaie all the Auds of The body seud 81,
oned stream through all The channels "f crcu alton
Now what 10 the operation 81 the Pills They ci-anve
the bowels regulate the liver hring the RELAXED ivvf-
tated stomach into stura co1o, and acting thru
the secreive organs upon the blood s, they chance
the state Of the system from ickness bv eser-
cisg -iinn''.nreps and wholesome eject upon ali 10
parts and functions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-04

The recount fer makirpit zee procured ot VI,
celebrated nr p'irTara of Franc. nv AleI
Leitrh w '-.'l Known Chemist mud i'rryisf ot
81. Icrlo No " ,un introduced 10 he rubli
the LET ~ $50. 1872 hundred. have been cuseo
nv ita after 'rvnY all n:her r"n,rdi-s, ni,.i
hs~e piv"n 'hpir certificates 10 nj et'e-' WITHIN
two1ws n,n'i no
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-04

! !:
THkLM Ut. W ~ ! uu.uSe W.
A9S. South CLARK street, between Mad
~ Nison and Monroe. Chicago. OF
flee hours from A. NJ. to L.
I'm Specialist IN the treatment
y,j Of all private diseases IN all their
y varied and complicated forms
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
SHER MAN.
Hls Latest Despatch to Gene
raj Grant.
Sherman at Fayetteville on the
18th Instant.
Kilpatrick's Fight with Hamp-
ton.
Joe JOHNSTON IN SHERMANS FRONT.
EI1ls Preparations 10 Oppose
Sherman's March.
sherman 10 Meet with Serious Obsta-
cles at Raleigh for the First Time
Since His March Began.
Cavalry Raid Into Monroe, Union County,
N. c., on the lst Inst.
Hampton and Sherman to Settle the
Question Of Retaliation,
&c, &c., &c.
His Preparations 10 Oppose
Ehtlman's March.
Cavalry Raid Into Monroe, Union County,
N. c., on the LIST Inst.
Hampton and Sherman to Settle the
Question Of Retaliation,
DC, DO. &c.

The Latest Despatch from Gen. Sherman.
Wan DgrARTSxsr,
WASHINGTON, March l6--0:30 J.. "
10 Major General DIX New York
The following despatch has rcceivad this evening
q this department
Crr Po'Sr March 10, 1895.
Hon. c. A. DANA Assissnt Secretary OF War
lam just in receipt Of letter from Cen Sherman otho
18th, from ytttcve He describes his army as In fine
health and sp s having with serious opposition
Hardee Keeps in his front at respectful distance At
Columbia ho destroyed immense arscnas and railroad
establishments and forty three cannon At Cheraw he
found much machinery and material, including
twenty-five cannon and thirty six hundred barrels Of
tunpowder In Fayetteville he found twenty pieces Of
artillery and much other material He says nothing
apout Kilpatrcks defeat by Hampton; but the
officer who brought the letter says that before
daylight on the 10th Hampton got two brigades in
she rear Of Kpatrcks headquarte and surprised and
captured all tho staff but two officers Fitzpatrick escaped
formed his mcn and drove the enemy with great loss
fscapurng about all that he had lost Hampton lost
eighty six, left dead on the field
u s. GRANT, Lieutenant General
Another telegram from General Grants headquarters
ors that tho Daily Dpatch Is the only paper issued
to-day In Richmond. It says
The Dispdnh s published this morning on half sheet
only because Of tho fact that all the employees printers
reporters and clerks members OF military organiza
Vons, and were called out yesterday morning by
The Governor TO perform special service for
Mort time. But for the kindness OF few friends, who
ere exempt from SERVICE and who volunteered them aid
the half loaf presented them would necessity have
nssn withheld In few days NJ farthest will
fesuTn TO their post when we hope To- and con-
0nus. unintcrruptedly, our full sized sheet
Thers V no Other news Of moment from any quarter
G. A. DANA, Assistant Secretary or War
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

General shsridsn's Force" Reported BE-
tween Hanover Junctioa and Rich
mond-His Mnin Body Pashing I'm thc
Direction OF White House, sc.
Mr.. 3. cADwALLADER's DESPATCH.
Crrr Posr, March 14-2P. NJ
GENERAL suEmDAs's OPERATIONS.
The news from General Sheridan proves stll en-
couragng than first supposed Yesterday he was
reported by and rebel deserters to be between
Richmond and Hanover Junction. tearing up the railroad,
white the main body OF his command pushing In the
direction OF White House. Before this reaches you
he will probably be supplied a that point with additional
food and ammunition, and be agsnpon the rampage.
ynox SHERMAN
The received from shermaS last night was To tho
effect that his troops arrived Fayetteville Saturday
Sunday and Monday in nne sppts and condition He 10
therefore united to schocd and beyond the possibility
OF danger or casualty.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

question the following srounds:-P,us-rha, am
privileged from answering second thai the question Is
o Al whose suggestion, instance o. reaues, wa. such
twenty four hundred doliars paid, A The aft.ea:h
question waived In consequences OF ths objection Of the
witness 70 answer the fourteenth
THB CRIMINAL ISD.CTNExIs
which had teeu found against Mrs Pos and ha
un for causing the death of Mrs Adams olfsprinu nv
neans q abortion Also the bond which had been aed
IL The psircs Attorneys ofcc for The appearances OF
hrs Potter ~heE called upon for trial
Till uETwgEs acus.E.
Mr. Nckecn said that he regretted .ery much thai nc
absent the hvst day Of the argument The coun
sol the other side had thought i pb
lie opinor sy publishing scandalous affidavit dragging
persons Into the controversy unnecessarily was quits
evident that ihe would have 10 go on for the term
as the issues had not yet been framed why
the case until May The criminal charges could DO tried
In ow days. and the district attorney who had charge
OF the matter would no doubt ficilisa matters 50 that
the trial might come of daring the present term
Mr CrAm-I dc not desire TO make q stump speech II
Is not 10 my line. but would IKE to know ~bo this
Arthur Jones isy
Mr. McReon-He 10 the person VII, MAD. IN. an
dsvt
Mr. Cram--ves, know ne is like iii your witnesses,
nvAgrani, whom nobody knows He 10 like tho witness
MISSY. for whom have been seeking everywhere but
without success Now desire To call the attention of
tho Court the facts IN this case Can he possible
that any Judge would desire press on trial ip civil
action where criminal proceed pending another
coursf To the trial Of this cause under the
present circumstances would be inc an outrage the
like Of ~hih court In this country or IN England has
rvoT witnessed BE had moved pu, the case OH until
s,o may -sSsW occAuse shs other SIDE had done
what q" lawyers ever did BEFORE and he hoped
the Court wOad not hesitate to grant the deiay
the connse then referred to the acmp which had been
made TO extort evidence from Nr Henry l. Clinton and
snid u was pieca of zeal tho part OF the de-
iandaats attorneys which would react upon their
heads with fearful consequences; and In conclusion
cnd the language Of Vice Chancellor knight Bruce in
thS casa NJ rearce Pesrce follows -Tvnth ike
s other good things may be loved unwsely may bs
pursued too kcenly, may cost too much; and surely
tho Hesnness and mischaf Of prying iio conDdental
consultations with his legal adviser the general ssc III
infnssng reserve and dissmulaton uneAsness and
pcon In thus communicating what must take place. and
Which, unless In condition Of perfect security must
ke place nselessly worse. too srsSs price osy
Tor truth itself"
Judge McCnnn said he would examine tbs pspsr2 ssc
render his decision at early day
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
NEWS FROM TRe SOUTHWEST.

General Herron's Cavalry Expedieioa
Heard From-ForrAsf's Movement i'm
Gcorsia-Captwsa oS n Rebel Geasrai,
sxe.
Bares RouoK March e.,lsoa
The cavalry expedition sen. from here by hAior Gene
raj Heron has bcea heard from. They have had some
heavy skirmshng inwhich lost ten ailesn killed
and wounded ana inflicted loss on therae thirty or
forty and some prisonerS including two ollcers. The
roads.over whictour foross passed we're horrible
force Is concentrating at Liberty unscr Generals
Hodge and Scott
our cavalry was undss the immediate command Of
Generals BAilsy and Drxis
Information received from Meridian. states that tho
rebel General Torresa At Macon, GA last month, In
command % fifteen thousand Great activity pre-
walls in thai department and FORREST rapidly adding
70 and organising bis force.
Cotton speculAicss holding on for Tho rabc sale 70
be mado By order Of The United Stases
There has bssa transactions In sugar molassea
The rebel 0sueval Bearkhesd YVES recently tskcn pre-
Rodney, Mississippi by lieutenant Of the federal
navy, and sent 20 this city 70 report to General Candy
He Was rsSts from Richmond tareport Kirby smith
at she tma Of his capture.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

HINTON AND BHlhmAE 10 okTILb Tn. hAEtsss
frrom tho Richmond whig, March lAl
The Yankee governmsns seems 70 have given 70 sher
pAn unlimc authority 70 play the organd on grand
als and thai lAfauder, nothing 10th seems 70 have
determined 70 exercise the privileges thus accorded 70
She utmost limit Such in fact has been the character
Sgans us; for though Sherman was tho nst openly TO
Groolsm that srsbss" Ia the Yankees Of the Revolu
lion Wsrs mot rebsls) had rights and rccsved even
hcir lvse - efAtuity on the part OF their enemy,
hsre were chs who had acted upon the preosp before
Nine when the aairs Of the confedeacy In state
81 depression, and whom they could hope that
any enormity, however great will escape with impu-
nifty that they have not thus acted When Butler hung
Nunfor at New 0reaps tha. city had juss surrendered
would be over In sixty daya They did believe that
shoy would be punished Tor the crime and hence they
did not fear 10 commit IL Had government q onos
ordered dozen West Point prisoners TO be executed in
utes BY weakness objectionable, II not absolutely
criminal Il has placed the life Of every man who defends
his hos his wife and children, In imminent danger Of
pxtincton by the halter. The Yankees have been 90
dong riding through the country aud numbering private
citizens ing women and burning houses, that this
mothod Of warfare seems 10 have been accepted AZ
quite legitimate, and matter OF course The sacred
ysht OF sefdefence 10 have been abandoned as
an obsolete idea Sherman has the impudonce 70 tell
General Hampton that his men have been murdered
Sng private houscs-and that he Intends to execute his
prisoners IN revenge Thus II is This the corner we
have suffered ourselves 10 be driven into by not meeting
She atrocities OF the Yankees at the outset with the
Hterncst retaliation.
gaiasion must be commenced let the burden fall where
Al may Glad are TO that the solution has fallen
ino Gercrp Hafnptons hands We hope and believe hs
viii push II 10 the uttermost
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

sh empire Just been by ths reoognf.
tion of the British Court In sAs meantime sgnincane
events the Rio Grande have developed Genz0D
kga, govrnn< Biaf,ry sAa,der, Is hand IN goss
Dih hs Gsvedsrats General Slo u1her; but mpor
ant still the summary closi uS the Yankee con-
suxte Malamoros, by orders On the Mexican ere
tary OF Sats who had previously. sjecied the applca
exequatur subfnitted the Yankee Consul
appointed In September last The sskees evidently
approaching crisis in thor relations With the Mexiea0
empire or la other words sthings Is vxsbRn
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

FoKrRnS N0SRoa March 10, Is6s
The steamer Rsbeccs Clyde ~isb three huudred and
any rebel prisoners. captured uess Knson, G, during
the iAts bastss arrived hsr this uovnng from Nswbs
NO
Ths latest advicss from General schoneld represented
him stl advancing towards Knslon, snS there
rumors in Newborn when the Rebccca Clyde sailed on
tho l3h u the effect that Bragg had evacuated the
town. and that forces had taken possession Of the
place.
The prisoners who came up the Rebecca Clyde
nne looking set Of men, and belonged to Major General
Hokes DIVISION having been sent from Lees army only
week since, with the view Of operating against our
forces In North Carolina
All the available pontoon trains at Ncwbcrn had been
sent to General Sehoneld: and II General Bragg
had not evacuated Knston doubt entertained but
that forces could easily the Ncnse river aud
give battle 70 the enemy before he could get away
Major General COUGHS forces, from Wilmington, had
reached General Schoned, and his army, thus re en-
forced, deemed amply sufficient 70 defeat Braggs
army, which was Judged 10 be about twenty i've thou
sand strong
The new Pacific mail steamship Colorado arrived here
yesterday afternoon from New York a trial trip The
weather looks threatening with the wind from the north
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
siesieo E o.. AID the United states.

The relations between the United States aud Mexico
arc beginning To- attract grea; deal OF attention Tho cap
ture OF the garson Mt Oajaca s considered tho finishing
blow 70 Tho sepubc, which the Yankee gov rnmcnt had
Determines only 20 recognize. Maximan has 10 return
ignored che United States by failing TO appon, diplomatic
or cVtsu agents " that country bis elorn " osssp'
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
NEW 0RLEASs, MarcA
Via CAfRo, March IL, 1889

NV
Via CAiro, March IA, 1859 !
Great fears entertaaed Of . crevssse opposite this
CITY which would prove very destructive should occur
The steamer Morning star leaves to.n night for New
York
The ship Harriet Moonay and bark Commerce, for
Boston, and ship Artcsan and schooner Matilda for New
York left to-day
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
leo Gorge I'm the Hudson River.

The icc above and In front OF Vie city moved down this
morning q mile or two, and then blocked M, which
caused he water 10 rise rapidly that the docks aud
PIES are nov sabmergad W the depth of several eeL
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
SCHOFIELD.
Additional Particulars Of the
Battle Before KinstoD.
Our Total Loss Not Over One
Thousand.
.>~.
The Rebel Loss on the 9Th and
10th Very Heavy.
Twelve Hundred Killed and Wound.
and -Four Hundred Prison.
ers in Our Hands.
Sherman and SchOileId Within Sup.
porting Distance.
.>--->>>~->-.--->~
BOTH FORCES MARCHING ALONG"
Partial List OF the Killed and
Wounded,
&s.s As., &s.
Sherman and SchOfleId Within Sup.
porting Distance.
BOTH FORCES MARCHING ALONG"

The steamer Delaware, from Newbsrn March ~ -
vsd at this port yesterday We Indebted Captain
Rogers for favorS
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
Plenty Of Supplies IT Raleigh and "a
spare.

IFr0n inc Kchm0nd WMBJ
u ID stated In one Of the Raleigh papers that bum
drsds-pefhaps thousandsof bags OF government corn
Se Il one Of the depots in that city exposed 10 the
Weather and rotting. CAP IL be possibleS
Tho Raleigh Frogress says:-0ur country friends
sem 70 have very inflated notion Of prices When they
Bono into market they generally demand two or three
orices That 500 load Of wood noticed yesterday after
lingering all day the streets, nnay offered at &4o
but no one took IT, far we learned. On yesterday
8l0 per pound asked for pork but sold ct ~ 60
&ggs-e12 per dozen was asked but they sold Tor ~
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

from the Richmond Wing, March IL
Tho Columbia (Charotte) Cdroiinian says that refu
gees are beginning 10 return home. Those frightened
sfom Charlotte slowly making their way back, while
those from Columbia almost daily leaving for Chester
pr Raskstos from which point they walk 70 the city.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Cherokee Pilis-FemnIe Regulators~
sSIs sSis II ~. !" ssSfe.: sl DR. saRwiS Co. Is iaEss
NeM fork
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
llIe.l.

Bo,r-A se ~ Fast Thirty nftb street. In this city,
on Thursday, March 10 J.'as D.rrxSy, eldest son q
John Jr suai w ts,yd, In the 10th year Of his
The frieDi- ~ the faCnaiy respectfully invited %
attend tn. ssa-fsl uf~ eussh of The Transfsurtou
Twenty nuh e. nsnr Fifth scnu., on Saturday, -
twelve o'cssss moon
McKsSsEY -,In wednesday,, March i5, JANIS McKEx-
sEy, the 3ad year 10 his
His friends sslantances respectfully invited
to attend tho nncrsA rom hs late reidence l37 MoAs
street. tbt Frdayp afterneon, ~ rso O'Clock. whous
further irss, ,tation.
Mrsxr.--In Ino.kiyn- ON rsnrsday, March 10,
The fuseral will pIsr from The residence Of hs
brother sS, Gesee Gr'-sng - John street, on sAtur
day aftc snuSn a .'cVlk.
IIbe oassr DsAols Ser s-sond Pao-I
Prisr~ cA~h~d IN AL I.-saiized lotteries,
and '"'nAIn cfT fisp sser Rrs.ns % ss" 80 s Broadway
rrir~s Cssh-d tn an LcgaliIcd l.otts-
'''' j IL CLAYTON 10 Wall street. New Yors.
Royal Havana Lotssry.-Prixes CasheA
N ss intsr%",sa fa..ssa nth; isss' rates paid f'e
TAYLOR co. BANKERS 10 Wall stress
A silent sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS No as Broadway.
All Sewsmcn have the Pictorial Phre-
NoLooIcAL JorRSAL, with rhy.iogoemy Phrenoi.g
IKE pEhE SssEas aH or rs ~ feSay 1sS aud
fo%s sG Il = VEIL S@ e X yr ;" sY address As''r'
An,boiinc Give. Lustrc and B~nuty 20
AMDoLISE the directions aud you wiz be happy
Batchcior's Hair Dye-Thc Rest In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only pereos
Dye Factory - harciay street
Chcvnlier,s Life for the Ha,r Restores.
gray hsr . ils original color stops i,s fans out Keeps The
dressing sold at the drug stores an a my oae. LIS
Broadway. SARAH 4. cHhNMfER, d.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail No As1or House.
The dye applied BY ssifuI ar,.ts.
Cherokee Medicines for the Unforsu-
Dr. iTHst tc S.s 8 5 Nss s ySs
Corns, Bunions. Enlarged Joint. and
al diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr zAcnARiE. TO-
Cherokee PiIis-FemaIe Regulstor.-
ssl: ss. !. sIsss Ts' si @ i
Dyspepsia aTabIets.-weIliBs's Dyspep-
s "d IsS's y s e. . isd m BTy boz
fsf.m wITsos ss ss.'s@ =. s1s.a. w':s g.
Wheeler wilson. Button Hole Machine.
HsIe's Honey OF Horshsund and Tar
sasrs sr .nS :sI s:s .asfr y x: 1.
sns ss :ier =: Inn a
psasSsss cleanse: - and Zeal. an P.r Throat "A
ss :rs :rsss. ss.A's Ike eusFfRs i.fs Bcwsa ss
oenerai Agent u Cedar street, n r.
Ladies, Spring has Come.-If You wish
sEisS sii en- ssS5' Sc 81 III ""s .,ra "' Wy
| Iadiss-Uss sscriing's Ambrosia FOR
your mice, rabbits dreelAn euts "A'e'a' anu ''"p
Ing the hair
u..~e soIe-Gents' Fine Linen Collars,
:s RfPdd fsggsEE Hs1r, T. sos e per No fsss ss
|
wessrs. Fowler ~ Wells, Phrenologists,
| siyc charts o. character daily al 80 broadway.
.Martha Washington. Hair Rcssorer
perfec hair dresser aud hair restorer boah
i combined Sold everywhere.
! ID. BARNES A co, Agents, u PARK row. ~ Y.
/
! Merchants and Others Promptly sup.
pied wtthsu ubstntes hy PHILLIPS CO. lG Dfoadway
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Large saIe-Gents' Fine Linen Collar,
nj .1 fxeu Splendid Paper Collars ~ % per 100 Neck
lies, No. al safrII foWLERs retail store, No sParh
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
:. Martha washington" Hair Restore

wessrs. Fowler - Wells, Phrenologists,
ri.n charla on chArAcler daily. al 80 BroadwAy
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Dyspepsia ets-welling's Dyspep-
Tablets for Indigestion and Heartburn 20 cents boz-
sold BY druggists. Wholesale, 81 broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
REBEL ACCOUNTS.


[From the Richm Whig, March 1Al
Our North Carolina exchanges, received this morning.
continue To fer " tho military situation that State
tho most hopeful terms Even the sanda,d and Pro-
sss, published at Raleigh have changed their tune
The former says
General Johnston has shown wisdom in striking the
ing communication through Kinston with Newbern
maintain himself In that quarter General Sherman will
be much embarrassed, and may be forced to change his
plans One thing Is obvious-Cenerai Shrman Is about
b s''cosne- serions trsbs " The rs tirN IN this
pcign since he !s Alamo He Is siiIl In what may be
called tho sandy rogon Of the Stac and such Is the
dtion OF the roads they will not he able for days
come to operate this side OF -. Meanwhile the
Sonfedoratcs have the advantage OF this opportunity
In .rcasc and mass Their forces in tn state
The Same paper says that the LIST inst party OF
thrty-hve Yankee foragers dashed into Monroe (the
county seat OF Union county, n c. twenty eight miles
southeast Of Charlotte remained about hour and left
carrying OF all the horses and mules they could gather
up. train OF wagons, ten In number, belonging 10
party Of refugees from Chester district had just reached
che village, and were standing In tho street when tho
Yankees appeared. or the train seized and
horses, mules and wagons, with their contents, and
Eighteen negro men were carried on. Thirteen Of the
negroes apcd from the enemy, and returned 70 Mon
roe the same night The loss Is heavy TO the
fortunate refugees
No buildings burned In the village not even the
Court House Jail injured but the enemy seized
whatever they wanted and carried II on Two courers
(sent out from Charlote) stationed Monros cap
tured-Charley Brcm and Marshal Jonea
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Corns, Bunions. Enlarged joints nnM
sli diseases Of the feet cured by DR. zACHARiE, ~
Hroa
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Cherokee Medicines for the Unforfu-
pamphlet with fni particulars free Address
DIR W. X. AEkwIN co. % Liberty street, View York
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Crisfadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House.
The b applied by rkliful aftists.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Ladies, spring has Coms.-nY You Msn
MILLER a co. ~ E Canal street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

RsyAl Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashe0
Information furnished Highest rates paid To-
Doekl.sns and all Kinds of Cold and Silver.
TAYLOR a co, BANKERS 10 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Merchants and Others Promptly Sup.
Piled wilhs abstitues ny PHILLIPS CO. iG Droadway
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

Iadiss-Use stcriinE's Ambrosia for
your ras mice rabbits. Grecan eurls waterfalls ana crmp
The New York herald., 1865-03-17

a silent sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No So broadway.