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THE WEEKLY HERALD

the ChesPest Hswspsper snd Best HsaS-
~ Literary Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HsnAID, for the present week. will b %
sale at nine O'Clock this Saturday morning
II will contain full details the Evacuation of Chsr,Ss
ton by tho rebs and Of its occupation By the Unisa
forces under Gen 0illmore accompanied BY a map a
the oity Particulars Of the Capture Of Columbia the
State Capital Of South Carolina and Of the Progress of
Cen. shermans Army in it, March through the state;
full particulars OF the Capture Of Fort Anderson by Gen.
Schoned and Admiral Porter, and Of the advance On
Wilmington Account Of the Cavalry Expedition up
tho Shenandoah Valley and Of tho Destruction Of the
Carolina Iron Works, Late News from the Gulf;
the latest dispatches from the Army Of the
Potomac, and Reports Of the Movements OF tho Union
Forces in all sections Of the country summary Of the
Proceedings In Congress- illustration of the New Rebel
Flag Late and Interesting News from Europe, Mexcos
Cuba. and other Parts Of the World Poetry; the
highly interesting story Of my Second Chocs;"
Facetis Literary Artistic and Scientific Inteligenes;
Musical and Theatrical Review for the week Varieties;
Interesting Reading for Farmers and Agricultursts;
Valuable Review Of the Money, Commercial Dry Goods.
Boot and Shoe, Cattle, Horse and Family Markets. and
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THE SHENANDOAH.
Return OF the Party ssnt Out 20 Rescue
Gen. Crook and Gen. Kelley, &c.
Nh. oHAkLks n. FARkELL's DRsPArCH.

Return OF the Party sent Out 20 Rescue
Gen. Crook and Gen. Kelley, &c.
Nh. CHARLES n. rARKELL's pRsPArcH.
wmcx.rzH Va, Feb. %, 1895.
Tho detachment Of cavalry sent from this place to
desvor 10 rescue from the rebel cavalry Generals Crook
and Kelley who were suddenly captured the morning
OF the 21st inst, in Cumberland returned here to-day
Tho detachment consisted Of Ave hundred men OF the
First Vermont and the Third Now Jersey regmsnts un
dor the command OF Lieut. Colonel Whitaker Captain
Wallace Of Gen Torbert's stair accompanied the expe.
dition.
left here At ton O'Clock the morning Of the 2st
inst They proceeded In quick time over the Romney
pike passing through Petticoat Gap in Little North
Mountain thence TO Moorefeld Hardy county, distant
from this town nfsy-oght miles, where they arrived at
two o'clock the afternoon Of the 2lst The roads
over which troops marched were covered with snow
and the numerous which they crossed
swollen by tho recent rains and haws In some places
IL difficult TO nnd the roads, as they
seldom travelled over and the not broken
on them Reaching Romnsy it was there learned that
the rebels who captured Generals Crook and Kelley,
after they captured hoss ofoes retrsatsd down tho
Maryland side Of the Potomac Frankfort ford,
which they crossed and thence proceeded the vir
ginia SIDE via Frankfort and Springfield TO the left Of
the town OF Romney proceeding along tho road that
passes Bald HILL Little Mountain and Sugar Loaf leaving
MooreHeld few miles to their right thence 10 Big Ridge
in the Shenandoah Mountains passing through Brooks
Gap ~
The commAndans Of troops learned that the rebels
eight houn ahead Of him-too far for any
hope Of ovcrtaking thomso the pursuit abandoned
A. tho same time that troops left this town TO a.
tempt the Of ofcer another party Of Union
troops detachment Of the Twenty second Pennsyiva-
mia cavalry, under the command Of major-was sent
from New Creek towards Aooreneld, whore they
were met by the troops from here This detachment
succeeded In coming within sight Of the rebel troops they
in search Of at some place in the vicinity Of Moore
nsid pursued them for short distance; but the
major alleges the rebels were reinforced until they num-
bercd nearly quite four hundred men, whom, his force
being too inferior he gave up the chase This statement
10 denied by several 0ce who alegs that the rebels
had boon charged Generals Crook and Kelley would have
| beeu rescued. eAtt
Our troops returned here yesterday very tired and
| their horses much jadod.
BriRader General Duvs has succeeded to the command
| Of the Army OF West Virginia
Generals Crook and Kelley in Richmond ere this
Colonel CoppinGer Of the Fifteenth New York cavalry
capsured in the affair At Ashbys Gap Sunday
last he here, safe and sound in command Of his 70
4 Qimcnt.
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MORE RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Accident ON tho Long Island Railroad.
serious accident occurred yesterday the Long
Island Railroad, which, though not resulting In loss Of
life inflicted severe injuries many OF passengers
The haii-past ten o'clock train from Greenport 70
Hunters Point left the former station the usual hour
Between lakeland and North Islip just portion Of
the line crossing creek. whore two deep embankmens
support tho grading and where the road is very bad
condition. the accident took place. There were three
passenger cars attached to the engine tender and bag
gage car These got safely the creek but pass
Ing from some cause other they got detached from
the passenger cars behind. The first passenger car
almost Immediately got on the track, tipped over,
swayed moment, and then tumbled
tho embankment, some twelve feet deep, rolling
over two or three times before II reached the bot
TOM The car was pretty full Of passengers, most Of
whom received severe injuries-contusions on various
parts Of tho body Several had limbs broken and all
cevcd more or less serious hurts The second third
cars luckily broke from the couplings OF the nst and
tho passengers therein in part saved from the dan
ger 70 which the other subjected though
even many q them received slight iniurieat clergy
man from Greenp0rt was ser0u5ly hurt that he
unabio 70 stand when sxrcaed aud he subsequently
carried - far as Thompson station, where he left
Tsrminsdais had : leg and arm broken. he was
conveyed % bis homo. Another had an arm
eapsd or fell from the PLATFORM and was caught under
ha car and though considerably bruised he rscevsd
serious injuries e he was covered BY the protrudng
dimculty that he cxtrcated from his dangerous
position. There number Of women and children
In the Second and third cars and they escaped with
tYi1ng hurta The train due at Hunters Point q
little after three o'clock but in consequence Of the scci
dent did not reach there till aer O'Clock The
accident attributed by the railway people themselves
70 the breaking Of the axle Of tho forward
but our informant who was travelling the line states
that though this may be the the aeepers at this
point were rotten and dangerous in the first degree
Fatal Railway Casuslty I'm New York.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held an inquest at the
Twenty ward station house the remains Of
YOUTH thirteen years Of age, named william McLAugh-
lin, who was almost instantly killed. at tho corner Of
Forty fourth street and Eleventh avenue. by being
over by car belonging 70 the Hudson River Railroad
Company. appears that deceased had started 70 60
down town, and seeing train passing, attempted "a
jump the platform OF Of the cars when he slipped
and fell before the wheel His body terribly crushed
and mutilated The jury rendered verdict Of "Acci
donal death" Deceased almost the only seaport
widowed mother who resides as No. 81 West Forty
| nfth street.
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during the war At the Dry Tortugas n substitute ROB
two hours.
Mr.. PRicz lrep.l Of Iowa, moved 70 strike out tha
entire section making principal able for his substtuts
&c, and this was agreed 10, los against 81
Mr.. STEVENS offered section. that the musterng
In of substitute shall be conclusive in favor OF the
principal and exempt the latter from military service for
the term for which he was drafted
Tn amendment was agreed TO. " against IS.
Without concluding action ON the BILL the House. at
half-past i've o'clock adjourned.
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Colonel baker and the Bountx Breksrs.

Colonel Baker and the Bounty Brokers.
The work Of detecting and bringing 10 justice the
bounty brokers still goes bravey Upwards Of dozen
disposed Of by Colonel Bakcr and his assist
ants yesterday. One of these the case ola man
named vogel, who enlisted a substitute by John
Hlier grocer, doing business at the Of Mercer
and Prince streets. voge TO have received 5000,
but got only $A0o which he left with his WIFE Colonel
Baker, on written statement made to him by the
Mayor succeeded in recovering the balance Of vogel's
bounty and handing over to his wife, Another case
was that OF q colofsd woman named Johnson. Her
son, sixteen years old, @as enlisted by Captain
Csary Of Brooms and Mercer Streets and pro-
missed hve hundred dollars OF which no received only
two hundred. Col Baker succeeded in making the
case was that Of Lswrlnce b Lyons who was enlisted
by Abraham Lyons Co., Of Chatham street, and pro-
missed seven hundred and nfty dollars bounty. He was
taken 70 the receiving ship North Caroline and gwen
charge TO George Taylor ensign who of with the
bounty money OF Lyons after. Col. Baker reeo-
vered the whole VI the money. 1aT EFEF
Many other might be recorded showing equally
hsartess dcpravty Several Of tho miscrcauts were
ssnt TO Warrington In irons yesterday.
Gates Of papers showing that the cssame mon were in
several sa4c9s credited 10 different localities and their
6Suntiss ~ wsll ~ their papers duplicated
Col Baker has net thrown out at present, which,
when II V hauled In 10 expected 70 be well nled with
the most voraci6ns lst
AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb ~, 1885
Colonel Baker government detective, 10 here, looking
after tho substitdts brokers IN this city
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case, use DR.. wlSHARfS Pine Tree Tar Cordial which
readily taken mp By the blood and carried tn the lungs
the healing principles OF tbe tar the inhaed
q the lungs and stop their decay once and patients
fs saved The Pine Tree Tar Cordial has
dissolve the thick mucu. that stops the wind
matter that constantly breeding internal
nal Sarheum blotches the face and all skin Diseases
are especially cured BY Dr. waAEI. Fine Tree Tar Cor
at HELMB0LDs Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No. c94
Broadway, New York
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Royal Havama Lottery.-Prizes Cashed
In god Information furnished Highest rates paid fel
DoIbloons and all kinds Qf Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6 Wall street.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON. Fab "A f98s

.4Ia wAsHNoros, Feb a, 1895.
THE PRESENT. CONDITION. INDIAN TRIBKs.
The House passed the Senate Joint resolution directing
inquiry into the present condition OF the Indian tribes
aud especially their treatment by the civil and military
authorities, with amendment providing for commits
Sion Of three persons TO be appointed by the President
instead OF select committee Of members OF Congress-
Tns NAVY AUTHORIZATION BLL
The House acted on the Senate amendments 70 the
ing ont the provision FOR the appointment Of extra mid
shipmen.
The House then proceeded 70 the consideration OF pr
rns syRoLxEsr BILL
The consideration OF the Ainendatory Enroment bill
The second section was under consideration providing
that all persons mustered into the service shall s
dtcd 10 the state and 70 the ward township precinct
other enrolment subdssrct where they belong by actual
residence.
!, NJ c,.sr ~ Opp n r. |. opposing .h. el said
any potcn,ase In the world hat T :
Mr. srvvKSs topp Of Ps was In favor Of striking out
the second section He did NOT why soldiers should
not take tho highest bounty they obtain and Why
the army should not BE- filled BY volunteers rather thss
M GAmpLD, Crep) Of Ohio, sxprsescd his surprise
tina, The gentleman from Penusy vsna fdr stcyensl
who opposed 70 rcc trade gold should be opposed
may 70 and sis, ~Ssr cy e.. 4. highest 'ps pcs Com Com
scuucnty rich citis and districts csn ainos drain tho
rural parts Of the country much 10 the dctrcnt Of the
latter m 6ng thotr QuStas. This section credits
the and their resi- ncc and therefore destroys the
brokerage system, whicn scqus 70 the ncfsrous slave
trndc III its worm days EstE oEf ~
Mr. yAns AiIss (cpp) Of m advocated the giving
Of credits to all localities for mon heretofore furnished u
otbc~ states. trt
After further debate tho House dssgrcrd 10 the motion
OF Mr. Stevens 10 strike out the second section
The members discussed the section making tho prnci
pal responsible for the service VI his substitute and
suhecting him 10 draft In case Me substitute dos IT. 10
Gil the unexpircd term
Mr. wApswcrrH, tap) Of Ky, offered The following
ancndment: - k
II The snbs,itIc dcsei, ne principal shasi bc tffse
substitute iun aNv.-thc principal shsn De mprsvDcd
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Wisconsin and the Constitutional Amsnd-
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Assembly 72 TO 10.
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sbe TO construct works capable Of rcsssing In
time 70 DO any good Besides this. two dollars and
half would 20 NO further nov such works than dol
= postpone the erection Of oacsions desgned for use
Y foreign war until the government currency was IN
y. 0o.... !r:p, s Of ca. spoke Of the aeossssy Of
Mr. CLAnx trep Of n. H., was opposed 70 having u
optional with the President where TO spend million and
contemplated He was In favor OF specific appropriation
Mr. SuEasAs replied to the remarks made against the
report Of the committee advocating economy and
tending that tho appropriation quito large enough
the wants Of the present We needed pre-
peace was the succesa overthrow Of our present enc
mics Our brave soldiers in the field were now making
tho mos. arguments to foreign powers against
loan being cheerully made to the government,
ought not 70 be directed from Its proper channel Of
tanning the national authority to bs expended In build
ing granite walls ON the Pacific coast In the present
condition Of tho public treasury he who advocated the
friend Of the government Enough money had
already been expended useless fortincations TO
But even Il foreign war was forced upon u.s. iron clss
not stone forts, would Be our reliance This age
Of iron and not Of stone Hc had fears hs subsc.
OF foregn II IL came the nation would be ready
because Il we forced into war with Great Britain
it would be fought In Canada not In Ohio. s,06r as
Mr.. WILSON moved TO amend the original bill Of the
House by reducing the original appropriations ono half
the forts on the North Atlantic and Pacinc coasts
After somo remarks by Messrs MoRKlL, CoNNnss and
JonssoH the amendment Of Mr.. Wilson was adopted by
| the following vote .At4.s ss ll 7aa..I ~
.YEAs-Nssars. Anthony Brown, Bueksisw, Chandlsr.
Ghrh, Davis Farwen Poster Hale, Harlan, Hsnderson,
Howe, Lane Of Ind, Lane OF Kansas, Powell RAnsay,
SsShs6us Shs5@aS % sumnes Trunbun Van wipkis WADE
NAYs-Nsssrs. Connsss Dixon Harris Howard. johnson,
sssa Sss FHs%sssy Hsy Rdd' sp'.sn' s'"
The bill was then passed amended. 1t II a,-s- Il
| Az halfpast four the Senate took recssa ti
as EVENING sBssIoN.
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MEDICAL ADvICE.-Dr VIM. X. Doberty's

MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. VIM. X. Doberty IS
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming sine
oua non to the welfare Of our State and health
of our citizens; and his rapidly spreading rcpua-
ton. although it may excite surprise, is but the
sona of skill and follows as the natural effect of
such cause. We are personally acquainted will
gentlemen who had suffered for years under
chronic disease. and who had taken advantage of
every available means that promised relief, but
without success. until they called upon DR.. Do
bertv who in an incredibly short space of time,
has given them entire relief It is gratifying to
announce this fact, because the Doctor is gen
tlenan who seeks not by defamation of Others
70 establish his reputation, or 20 rear the super
structure of his own npon The ruin of anothcr's
fame The Doctor conducts his Institute in such
n manner that must be gratifying to all his pa
tients. He examines, advises. aud recommends
without charge, and the patient after h,aring
his terms for treatment, can accept or reject at
Measure In no case does the Doctor make
charge unless he effects Il cure. This, he is able
To do. because he feels the confidence which long
eyperience has given, and no doubt the consola.
ton which apperans to that confidence Per-
sons afflicted with either acute or chronic disease
would do well to consult the Doctor: at all events
il can do no harm, as Tor consultation he asks no
fee: nor does he insist on obedience TO his advice
unless the patient places himself under his care.
His Offices are on Sacramento street. opposite to
the Pacific Mail Steamship oifce.-[S. f. News.
June 10 3m