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With bOieitli our fiet,
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4ils. ttittat t itlarch,',s, 18U:
_ ADAKVl ! oltY,,Diareli, 9, 1864;
, AstittAM,Alit.r.ek, Alan& 9th, 1864.
Mireh 10, 1864. ,
'J coR Winter , March • 1864.
A;BitatiAN SHOCKEY ? March 14;1864.
•
tl4 - 11a1.,t,rioteat,, ilirch 15, 1861.
Wm. KIECKLER, Maieh 17,1864.,
J. g. 31tra t sa k N. RINIBREetI4 - March
`2,5;,1864.
Wm. A., TRITCE, March 26, 1864. ,
ABILM. BAsit, April 9, 1864.
Cask R‘ceipts.—The following is -- a - list
of cash receiptisinoe our lasi issue :
John ll..Tritle, . . $1.50
Abrnt. Golly, . . . a.OO
D. Newinan, • . 8.00
. . . 1.50
V; B.:Gilbert; . . . 10.00
fienryStalli . .• . . . 1.40
.John . 14.00
James 111. hicllrany, . . • 4.25
`Vin. A. Dory, . . 2.40
D. R. Stoner. . 10.74
Oritatsries—We charge our rogular ad
mortising rates for obituary motices exceeding
;fire lines.
,Preaching.—Rev. ALIVD BIIIIIVARA will
Fetal in the Unian Chinch, is this place;
a3d - fi - xto - rtriag - the-13th-inst-4ed-stt-Jit•
Qobs' -
Union Afeetin'g.—We 4,01) been request
.ed to announce that a Township Meeting
will be held in the Torn gall, on Saturday
next, at 2 o'clock, IR. M. to nominate a Tick.
et to be supported at the corning Spring E•
lection. •
Public Sales.—Oeveral Hales of valuable
found in o i advertising
roperty_will
columns today, m which we invite atten
tion.
Jobbing, olo.—A pressure of jobbing and
advertising,still contirnms, apd we are" con
sequently pot "enabled to devote as nutch
space to reading matter, as we would lik• .to
do, nor give the paper the 'attention which
it demands; but the season is so far advan
ced that we expect to be relieved in this re
spect mop and Will endeavor to mako at least
some an uds for the past.
Cash Receipts.-OAr reeeipt lists were cred
itable during the last mouth, ai have ten
ded greatly to relieve us from pecuniary em
barressments. Whilst we return special
thanks to, these prompt:paying patrons tvoi
must remind: others who are , yet in. arreate
tbat we have several huudred dollars. to make
up dwing this month, .and.that Their prea
once with the i . "eollateial" .before the first of
April particularly desired.
Compliment. 7 —The. Valley Spirit faults
us for haying too' much. to, say about the
'ocipper,heads:7 This is what, every loyal
man would expect of that sheet: It is true
to, its copperhead. instinets 404 . 4; the apolo
gist of traitors generaliy,, (Vallandinghanr
iiaeluded,) even volunteering dtifencein :be
half of such men• as proconnee, J,4 Davie
constitution "sbust the paw as oars." Alto
gether, we regard the- little,tiotice :of- out co
rempor.ary ns eomplimentars, 'grid hope be
will - coatimiai to pay-us -his-respects.
Tire Pilot matt 6liould claim damages
. 31(0 7;ifta.:Zieg . itagtx.r 4 . 7 - 4. 4 5 t check u bill
passed the..Marylanti Homo. of.-Representa
tives by a Vote of 39 , yeas'ici.'14 . bays, -pun
ishing any person eoutieted "of selling liquor
an• Sunday by imprisotuttetitlitn jail for.si Fe.
riod of not ie s than 26 days nor inore-fhati
6, mott i ths„au,d .by 440 Or ACtc teSS tiNan . 2o
,nor. Chore than 4400 at.the diseretion:of; the
court, for the first c offense, and on conviction.
in.r.tc.eecond.offepsc,..reveking;
,license
of r the party so Oftendlo'g, iteprisoning
f 9,1: pot legs tban,6P4ays, pot more,
.tkan 6
months, and : 4414, bite, .ttpt, leseitlhap 4550
%lox more than $lOO. .
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c ther - which ire "ex peiien cod rocentiy; so,cl=:
' don ly eli Opp d. on ~M.op day, .tttit;, 4u p tipg
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allow cousinttotl to .fallv-cOveritig:the •
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tinedilukat
leart,A- 'sllo pair
Toolay ft' fit ircitaiedcOnake` last `
1 / 3 8 t deit i effort *:4 4;
Oes and urees'arttik l Ao fortki
ail probability the Mrtest battles of the
war wiiliatenibi Within'thn thiiii4 344 - 11 4 11
that begin to=day= Never wea;thfi—. 4 l.44 lo .Y.
situation Mere interesting,and .
Great an tee are
• standing face t 1 face 01
Tennessee fleorgia, Alibetrik,vlfottli
Ira, Virginia, West Virginia, Louisiana, lelor-
Adt4 To:ducks. ' Illiettyr_fieettLhollthe Tong
, fine of the weeding 'Oeast; -rifle in the
great rivets; ba.te, toadateasi, 41/ 4 h f arion of
_theugoutb, Such is the prospect before thn
I astonished Rations of the eerth: ,TWnts
win he a sanguinary issne, but it eannet be
a donbtfnl one. The rebels 'have gathere4
all iboir materiel or the eeekof, 1114 their
true condition •is shown
to
the fact, that,
while they swear never to ettrtander or yield,
their cries for food, 'raiment, ammunition,
and mon, are like the wail of fallen angels
Worrying with resistless momentum to their
inevitahle-doom.L_Behind them area •great
people, fresh, invigorated, and sternly resol
ved to , save the , Gqvernment. Before them
and -close to their ragged but fanatic bate'=
lions, are their desolated' firesides, depopula
ted ;owns, and scourged plantations,' 'the
work of their own traitor-chiefs, who have
taken everything to feed and MI the armies
of slavery. This is the near future. It does
not appal 'the friends of the Government.—
In the loyal States the very imminence •of
fast-coming hostilities has stirred the hearts
of the people to their profoundest depths.—
Thousands are re-entering the army.'Mil
lions are being subscribed tq increase the
comfort Of their families, to cure the sick,
heal the wounded, and provide for the fami
lies of the dead. No voice comes from this
noble people but the voice of Hope, Perse-
Terence, and awful Resolve. And may God
decide for us in this the most critical period
of the war
—The gortors of ZAbiPrison.—T:
tor. of the 4iebix t oo Bnquirer
al boldness hag ventured to express in print
his opinion of that charnel-house, and to de
aerlbe what ha saw within its walls, while ofi
a visit of curiosity to see the incarcerated
"Yankees." He says "The Libby takes in
the eapttrred Federals by score's but lets one
out ; tbeY are huddled up and jammedOf:t
every nook and eoroer Land at night the floor
of every room they oconpy is covered, every
square inch of it, by uneasy slumberers, ly
ing side by side and heel to head, as 'tightly
packed'as if the prison were a huge imprp
habk box oftocturnai sardines. It is truly
aurprisim that some pestilence has not been
the result of this herding together of human
beings who are, constaly breathing the
same impure air, and who are allowed no out
door exercise. If it should beoomo necessa.
ry to reduce their diet to, cold corn bread,
they will nothave strength enough in them
even to masticate it." What an exposure. is
this of rebel cruelty, says the Miltonian.—
What a commentary upon the boasted chival
ry and I,4l4tality of the South. Thousands
of brave !Ames, many of them suffering from
the effects of honorable woundi or of contin
ued sickness, are 044 in' such a circum
scribed 'space that tbair appearance after
nightfall, whop their eyelids aro closed; and
their minds are relieved of the agony with
which dating thaday . they ire . afflicted, re
minds the facetious editor of a box of sar
dines; and. yet the days pass by, and the
brutal; captors, gloating over the - suffering
and'pain they are inflicting, take no step. to
remedy the evil. . ,
'lt has hitherto been the policy of the trsi
tora to dens the oft-repeated statements of
ernmity prietiseci and. suffering endgre4 but
the r.vort of the editor of the 'En quires
proves I,3nelosilely,how false hive been those
denials, land'bow borrible ,the' wretchedness
and misery Which bave•been the lot of the
pa.i 4 Ots ont• heroes p the ,iichmond pi's'
Th'enews fremi
The aVeso,
_ la
,Georgia,and . Aissi:!slpt is of an = exciting
character, but the reports are so varied that
'it is difficult to'arrive at anything like a re
llP.hic cone:4mm
. Unoffictai statements from
I.lorida, report ihat on tho : afternoon of the•
20. th ult., the Uniotr,trooPq ? under Gen. Sey.
mour, met'the Rei.elsr X 5,000 strong, ,
ft-co miles - beYond, JacAsonyillp, and'..eight
miles' beyond Sanderson,-•on.tho line. of the
Jacksonville; aid Tallahiti3ee lrhe'
bottle'wSS+lesperately"daring
hours, and, at, sunset , the Vain 1 9tcpS'• over=
powerod'; by nimairsi retire4::4o Saßgecsoni
taking with. them' thegreater part of; tJo
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who command
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! 14' . ii'llil,it ! k4 1 140ii 11 04 ' .-:1 - 44 2 , f:: - * * '' 40 0 - i
ipa went into Vikgie t ia:lthe itniaest fehed
that. the,inan had , bee h nivdeied; by 1 the - Ite=
gro. : - 7 .,Repoii.tory i ,: , , .'„ : r -., ~,.. •., _ , „.. .:
ThelLieutennt
dent bas issued the oeinntissien •of Lienten
aat:G3nerid to Ulysses 'S. Gra ty of Illinois,
Representative - Arirslibulithrodiiiititelir=
ed to Dhattanoo'gd, bearing 'tbk ConuniSsien
in person to General.Grant,,who thus holds
the only such position over conferred on any
person 'in this country e.lc'ept Geeige 'Wash
ington, Genetalgeottis rank of Lieutenant
General being 'merely tbat of brevet. ,the
now law, is so worded' that the Lieutenant
General is only ex-offiefo'coratuander in chief
of all the armies, and therefore it does not
distArb Gen. lialleek unless the President
requests hint to retire.
Amity of the Potomac.—The Tribune's
Washington, letter of tho 29th states ,that
the latest information from the army is up to
10 o'ciook on Monday morning. No battle
had occurred . betwoeu the opposing infantry
forces. There ,was aomo akirmishing on the
right On Sunday, but nothing of any account.
It is &admit that Lee dork't intend to fight
unless compelled by Meado to do so. Stir
ring news may be expected SQOP. .
Arrival of Union r.r.tsoners, a t
Washington.
_ WASHTNOTON, Feb. 29.—The Nary, De=
partment, has reeitsved the following report
from Commodore Parker ;
Steamer Ella,
W4I3IIINGTON, Fob. 29,1844.
Sin: I have the honor to inform the De
partment that I arrived here to-day, . with
Col. A. D. Streight, of the 51st Indiana Vol
miteers.; Major B. D. McDonald, of the 101.1 s
Ohio Volunteers; Capt. W. W. Searee,, of
the 51st Indiana ;V olunteers, and First L ieut.
John Sterling, of the 30th Indiana Volun
teers, who made their escape from Libby.
prison, Richmond, on the 9th instant, and
reached Blackiestone's* island , Potomac ,
Where I found them yesterday. am,, very
respetfully, your obit - servant,
FOXHALL A. PARKER,
commanding Potomac Flotilla..
To Hon. GIbEO:4 WEL t ITs, Secretary of the
Navy, Washington, D. C.
A. Fetter from the - Army of the Potomac
says that First Lieutenant Scadamore, one.
of those that escaped from the Libby Prison .
with Col:mel Straight and party, camp \ into
our lines last night, having been ed the way
nineteen! days. Ho had intended to proceed
by the way of Gordonsville towards the
Ohio river, thinking his chances. of getting
away in that direction better than by the
Peninsula; as he felt certain of being captur
ed if he had gone in'the, latter .direction..—;
After travelling-thirty-five miles, his knees
`failed him, and he was forced to lie in a mud
hole, as he terms it, for nine days, a negro
taking care of him and becoming his corn.
panion when he' resumed • his journey: At
another time he had to lie concealed three
days, but finally reached the Rapidan on
Saturday night, which river he crossed, pas
sing the pickets within a cow pages.
Lieut. Seadamore says ho saw no troops
Icor lielinloqd, - pcir did he' And any. white
adult rustle inhabitants on his route through
the country.. There were' none but women;
children, and negrocs. Ho represents .Gen.
Lee's army as being pretty strong, but !'no
signs of activity were visible. lie was cap-
tared near Riane;.Georgia, and has been ten
Inca:ars is the-Libby-Prison.
A LUTHERAN MINIETER. A':PRIOONER.-
We regret te. learn that.our friend, Rev. Mr.
Posh, pastor of the• Lutheran church of Win
chester; has got ieto - a little-trouble by riot
obsrirving the military regulations along, the
lino ot the •Baltimorc and. Ohio Railroad.—
On last Sabbath illr'..Dosh had an, appoint.;
ment;to'preacb iq. Shcpherdstown. It, was
necessary - to pass through the lines -of the
Union.army. NoOe'otiv, toprocure a ,pass,
he with several fricrids, -carne , •on .paturday
frionlVitichester to Shopheiditown, and ....on
Moiday merning. they.were arrested es slides.
pieY have been 'kept stflarper's Feiry since
as prisonere.'l.. ; ,They_liad,,,foxgotten tbs. order
of-Gen.Kelly, tbatall porsOnscoming through
the iiims ; witheat a 4 pass ;Weald bo ,treated as
priesi4 i VirQugh the, influence of his.; friends
it thought they,Wili be sen,L, had; to ,
chesteilat _slay:: -44174eran
I,seron-!:,
Aestid, ,ividefi r
tp u ovit :t0 hiktilieip - Octad,littiOter of Neap
X'9,44:4o4,Bo4llOtiliStiodaytOoroing,::'
'd'l t the
;naps, ;dais of lmes teavia an Mice
Al •
',,fierAteen yat4ir of :InOadclotiv,
I
was h
tack oriporq)11 ) aka d qui Au) til , Stiotiay
, - • p ) ‘,15..1 co?
.:<;: . llantuih-Koll(4;'.cle:444,polorcd,' woman
ikiAing4lt4WishineffiO:COway,
4041.0ev,..eit,lar*Oe "6 1 avi4.10;#1 14 ,:8M4
I.4lwd;altorf , tiipiti•.:tipte wyffict;d , , '09, 1
P#' . X 93
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I lttehANK Ole!, thel.e"tiVeon
)44;bilyi,r4donsigti,v,,„o4.:7-
.fiortztlitOl o r t li;2,s hit e;
tol,iti eitY darinn. thu, post-0 4 0
t•Y - e 6 4r henre„,- - The .oteikT e :; ll nre` f 31.0- eted
battoil "72)1104•"Pilatin;;pefttitialidillg
Behooßy,2: r„
The opt
_ Ctl.fntge4nNT_AL - STVrelit 6 e;Pi°
ekboat captaining
,one, ef,heci and five men,
_Was iiipftiOdditat nigh 4 r T7 I *`
"The enethylmniinne *hell the citY,--d
About 1)990-eltella Well , - thrown in-) 1 104.!
day.' •;- • • •
flAwnsusurt aT AL
—Gen Flnnegati l s feteeli ocpuPyllalditin.
ThWeneiny haie to Jaeknenville: ,
L Lieut. - O, Barron, 6f the - 4th Geoegin
iteginient C , we-9,01E4 - O . UL tliticlirilivound;"
ed. • ' • •
"StAirfEsvlLLß; Miss., Feb. 22.—Ileirvy
,fighting all day yesterday, at Pontiac;' kill
ing forty, and capturing over 100 et' the en.
'Oar lo6Bls not kno*n. Col.-Forrest
is Ailed: Colonels _Barksdale and McCul
lough are badly wounded: The battle (do:
sedtt, charge from' the' enemy's cavalry,
vrhich, was reptilsed.": '
Ai•LANTA, Feb. 26.—The Yankoesliaite
loft Pontiac. We have lost inanyooffiaers
and niit - Sheruian lf advance ` h as lea bcd
Pearl, giver." '
`DitiTol , l, Ga. - Feb. 26.—Enemy have dis
appeared in our front', retreating toward
Chattanooga ' with Wheelerin pursuit. Gen.
Longstteet has withdrawn his , forces 'to a
point, not'prudent to mention: The enemy
have not yet crossed the Holston river.—
Gen . Buo knot is assigned to command . Hood's
division."
"OREEirVILI/E. Tene.-,; Feb...27.--=General
Jones eaptared 250 of the Onerukand 1 iie 7
grecs, five miles east'of Climberland Gap:—
TwO Yanked mounted'regiments supported
by a division' of infantry, attempted to flank
our lett and Occupied the gap. three Mile§
&on alton, on the night of the' 25th.--'
Smith's Texas brigade drove thee out. Out'
loss is 150 wounded, including, CoL Curtis,
of the 41st Georgia
"TENT LLEo, att.,'Feb. '-enemy
fell back 'tyvo mad' will , not probably
make a stand this aide of . Ckickatuanga.—,
All signs of a general engagement have fail
ed. Gov, Georgia, has" issued a
proclatnatioueonveniog the Lerislaturelor
a special session on the 10th 01are.h.—
LOUISVILLE, Feb, '29: --Information re
ceived from Cumberland Gap, and deemed
of a reliable Character, says that our forces
have reached Morristown le..nn.essee.
Major Berry, of the 11th I .,Vennessee Cav
alry, who has arrived front tlee vicinity: of
Rogeriville, report, that Longs.tre 'forces
are going East in doublequick—time-on_each
aide of the Holston river.'
CINCINNATI, March is_ reported
that the army 'of General Themas hat,' advan
ced on the enemy' it Dalton, troni ;atone!
Hill. It is stated in special desOtehe a.
coivod here, that General Thotnashai 'Nen
relnforeed.by considerable numbers. of wen.
If 4his be correct a severe engagement Will
inevitably take place very soon.
OINCINDINTI, March I.—The retreat of•
ad rebel Longstreet's force,- in East Teopes
see, is a mystery. 'Accounts from Rnoxyille
express anxiety to knoit whethei he has gone
towards Lee or towards Johnston. Report
nays he will join Lee. •
Cciarc IN IthssisSim.-;—lire learn from
'gentleman just from Natehes, 'Mississippi,•
that corn ie . very plenty in that vicinity, at
ton cents'per bushel, in•the.field. The crop
averages iota forty to 'sixty bushels per a
cre, and has not been - gathered. for want of
help, nearly alb the ible-bodiod negroes hav
ing joined the tinier. arinY. This corn •is
now being gathered by "Northern 'men. and'
several lots have 'already. been shipped to St. ,
Sottia•-7- Mamma, Times. •
loo's army is stated 45 have been on half
rations for'.ieveral weeks past; and so deter •
-
mined. were some of , the : regiments lately to
make a raid. on, Pennsylvania that Leo; in or
der to hinder this mutinous conduct, sent to
Richmond and got'supplies of coffee and att.;
gar which satisfied his-men for the time
A woman at Johnstown, N. Y. foietold'•
the-titun-of-herAeeemici-7Waide-ikil-ii-rapar
tioni for that event, did a day's work at wash
and ;baking., took' her clothes' , 'and hung ,
thorn away, saying she should ,
never need:
them again, and nest Morning' was found delta
in her bed.,'
VENETIAN "HORSE - tINIMENT.
I)TT.BOTTLEg AT ?TY VENTS,
,f1:11i.
• ;*the c ure lameness; sCratelimi. wind 'galls,'
triirainb;hruises, splintS; cuts, colic ; '
slipping '
stilje',
over titaiting,i sore' thibitoiail•irt tiseilmt; etc.- It is
larrirranted - cheaper,and-hetter thin any; other arti
cle eyer,offered to their:34e. , Thousands of, - animals
have been cured of cclic and, ovephiating by thin
~initrient.; and'
; Isindredi.:that tverti• Crii)pled
lamechave` lieen 'restored tirtheii Wormer vigor. It is;
used by 4114he'first. horsemen ihroughOnt: the States.
Orders aro constantly received, from' the. pacing ,fitry
bles,,of Mt:gland-for fresh snpplies'of.this inyabaahle
article. 05er,2,501? testipsomals hOve. bee n
ed. Remember, bq cents laid outin Mai Save
the life of year florae." • Sold by all `drifggists;(- (Mee
5.6 Oorthindt'Street. ' l ‘ "
", ,
Ncesnituabog, at thp:F r ilttonit_, ( i n s°,
oho,. Haft
Pit3i, 2 41 tr. 'SAMUEL ;S. 'to; 11 . 1F4
rei r t4 Ji-T4511,41'," 'Ootti G eepSaasik:.;,
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1 40 3 Xcla .. VIC 0 11atitr; •
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1864,' 1 ,1011N, soh' of. - , Jo,b talklemao
anl 3 niirOths: .'
27th; 1864,
ag9,40-I,`• .1114.:1Sodli I l Oshor, the
stli jiaaf!llt.:4ldper,R.O;s- of
1:11110' SUSANNAEOI(3I;IIt7i.po*
'ds ied:74 o eats
sor , c., , a y
•
41 ' y ' frient1:!., i
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TIIE'WAR IN EAST TENNESSEE;
May Reireat of ,Longstreet
War in the Southwest..
Dr.. Tic:ilbiastel''
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ir:'" i: slay &lit mother, on
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r. t hi, o h e , ~,
sl' , :•,,s- : Atidiait with thorn to4nu`°. ,•---zt••••-'4.,-.,--;;-
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-:"4:-''c'''. iiiii• hriikdk?, I
Yee. w orship :
i: i'' itii, d if t°n -t 1 - -• -owl -c.---.
•------="-iiintle *i-,-.tiould&iiiAVar,e, heaven ~•_ ,r,
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,:-, r= WA 102-84-wvfie;‘, tarihiltY'/4°'t fl.-leil:.'-4
, That lal/dg' •r,
atiits,.•iihietii:.E.W.
• " -4 ' 5 ` ii iiii.- atlne 13 hi 't. OtDitf '
--iit the t '' 00K, dung . e
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ti MA Er' • Zook , i ai Po . ..., — I , y.l, ,;
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g 4 od 10, Y`•?•'?,'"
th ttie ended, .
tindft hi1id,,44,„../ wifiOutlza an .,,„ ~,..,
, your 41nY.8_13,2t e.aripa;:e G'er ; ' -
' 'Yoli Irc'uu'eaill''ll meat again,
• t we ' al wi
; we- tells
w ho rc P a t ti "g'
ja.no more .
Frost the Am erican, - 14 can, ! of tupsc
FLOUR.The:intitiiry: for; all grades of
ilbittorioutinttestlitodersiet-but-priees-show
dory ttl e a iia tio Ve:quete.as , followst
HoWaid Street Saper , aiad:Cat)Extra at) $l.;
StiliqAtig - Extra -do.- atrs7,so ; _RetailingAx.!3L.
tfti do. at Fir.632i@7.75; Fatally do. 'at'sBl3
25@8.50.: '!,' 7 )
ntioi - guide "Ptime
choice Southern white W heat 195@200r
good do:' 182®193; cents,, fah' do.: .1.80&
185; rah.
108 cents. 'White Cornll4®ll7: cents;
yellnni 114,®116 , coats.; Oats: 68®75
Cents; measure, and -'90®92 cents: , weight,•
and' Aye' 140®143• cents ef , bushelv .
• .'BE.VlDS.—Priine 'Clo . verseed •at • $8.50®
8.62 i V bushel. . - ••
HE subscriber offers ior.tele, 'privately..TWG
i'.OOOVXOUNG . DRAUGIit HORSES.—
The porches& can mike his , selection from -TEN
HEAD. For further particulana call at my, resi
dence, 4. a mile from Antietam Junction.. -
March Wll . l. A. FLORY.
PUBLIC_,MI_
FINE STOCK!
THE subscriber'will sell at Public Sale, at his
residence, 2 miles South of WaynesbOrb' and
S miles from .Leitersburg, on SATURDAY THE
9TH DAY OF APRIL NEXT, the Mowing
valuable property, to wit:
.1 . SIX HEAD OF
'liKtf , . ,
one of which i 6 a ' fine' Brood Mare and four of them
good PLOW' LEKDERS. , and FAMILY HORS- .
ES, well-calculated for either. saddlour,harnese; •
30 HEA n• 0
HORNED CATTLE,
among which ire, '
six ffne 2114 C 1, 1 4::!A. ,
Itamamtrjr4 2 young DEVONSH IRE BULLS
endhead - cf FINE THRIVING • STEERS,
at tch as will make good 'lreet cuttie the, coming aea
mu. Altai ahout
400 BIJSHELSOF SIIEtLED
. • • CORN;
Glom 'Spring GRAIN DRILL, 6, new single and
'Wide Shovel Plows. . •
~ • •
Soh to commence at IQ o'clock misal(' 'day,wtien
reason:4e credit will be given.
ABRAHAM twig.
, .
Month 4—.1b1 Mono, Anct.,,
PUBLIC SALE
'FIiFooNA4.
frIHE undersigned, Administrator, of the - Esfato
i t of, Valentine Keeisler, demised; will sell,,ltt
Public Sale, on the prembies, aliont 2} miles south•
vest of Waynesboro' and• j• mile - from Jaiebs'
ChLreo',. ON THURSDAY THE 17TH DA Y OF
• litAliay, 1864,01 e following properly, viz:
(11.:(4,7444,•44ta.44 - i:
L. COW, I'IMFER, 1 Sow and 5 Shoats;,! tvva
horse Wagon and Bed, 1 ono-horse Wagon; 1 pair
two-horse Hay Ladders.cl Sleigh,-Ltwo:torse Plow
1 donble and 'I single Shovel Plow, 1 Harrow, 1
double and 2 siugle trees,lset flung boards, -1 dung
hook, 1. - Wheolharfgar, 11. adder, 1. Cutting Box, 1
Wheat Fan nearly as good as new; 28 feet- of Ma
c r 11, u 1
c,trap, i log , chain, 1 -rnaut,..ant we. ges, .
wrenches; 1 crowbar, 1 Iron Drill, 1 Shover,'l.• Shot
Gun, rakes and 'forks, 2 sets Breechbands; I. set of
Cart Gears, 2 collars, 1 blind-bridle., I- riding 49u.1'
man saddle, I ; side.do.. 1 heuscn,,l leather.fly-neti
halters, cow and 'breast chains, 1 earrying•chainj
axeri; 1 set harrOw irons,'l tar can, 1 mowinescythe,
1-Fiali Net, 1 moat bench; 1 Sausage Machine, 1
large:Meat Vessel,-Lharrel, planes, , ,augers - and othl
ertools, 1 grindstrine, 11 tons, more or less } Clover
Hay, 106' Staves, 8 CORDS OF WOOD ;Also 1
TIATHAWAY: , COOK STOVE ,
1 Tenplate'Siove,4 Bidsliads, 1 'set ChOhs, 3 Do.;
.iDesk; large'Dinink Table;-Ibash. and
3!'Fiecke Of 'dried 4ples,': 333 lbs: Bacon,' 2' barrels
and Vinegar, 36 bushels of ,PPTATOES,,JtarreIs
and boxes, a lot old iron, :and' Many : other articles
mot enumerated., sale to, e.oininence'et 10 ieclock.
of fspitl.day,,when the terms will be made knew* ~
• - ' !••WM.''IECKLEii;
March , .'"0. V. Morro, Auct`...
iiE subsiriber viill,tien at Sale'
at` at his
.yesidenceitin Wr
• acaboi4 • ' '
- • • • '
oii+:;6"ATUßD.Al;vllfarch the 26a,1864; ..
t_e - • •
owin personal propiLty. to wit
71101114:101,1.Fplin
Ten•Plate.ts,tov.e au(' Drum. Eight-dat , Clock,
(Wolf's mane;) Bedateado and ideddlog;,,, , -
TABLVAI,
• • ,
phial'sand 'Stands ;1 Wardrobe, Carpeting,- Stair.
rods, ithisii Fireboard, fancy; Looking. Waimea,
-V ;side 5e4(1 1 4*, 1 Voll!or •PePb o4 ird *forgo:. ol l e-stq
1 : 3 . - !Pft bs !l.l- u 4 1 . 1 2 : . f ,
1
•
Troa, 1 40;galt. 1j barrel qoppert„:.iiad , 1'
Braes Kettle,. hit ki ousts, Lard 4 , 'the, clot; ,S7l ager
arattl puttom,,l Catting".'illock k i . Thy, Brass, :and,.
, 04 , 0* Wl;4 gitiatietvareddeat-l'tibit.'l6o,l
lot-or etiortNeootti Itabda by the l'etiad.' and 'Other
,rtielea,tat eriumer.:ategt , :',l4llo .quelniettce.at
0:4 0 0i.Q9.140,0i.Y.i,Aken a Sie.4ll
P. O -•
• - T•"; :7 VAL'
Titaxtii
i
:...iiini near Mt.' if iiptu 1945 :kr - 'Etre: '' '
lEtAßlLltilekickft.i:Ao- .
At the StimepleciNiqt-posts t auttl:rnilscatillAbto, a out ';="
- 00 - Biiialfroftrifi t iitlhifietilittlfale"‘" T'S.licw - '" — t -
Yoreeid, i luiti-tloirtit andt.TlMittl
. m ' Stail; t 10. 4 '..
:7B LAOICSivt 5:.. i.. • '77 .• .1 i -----
lot of ClAtilit BfiiiO4#4:l4lOiiitit ,- : wi r d ' ," ;',,''
al ec
o:lun* - Pi"cOir;:ini*if;4okkild.littif', 'ritik .-----.
"iirilli; &isk! gribtilii.hsq;O:citveluiitufs':" " l' Bar4 ,- , - . - "` ,
:refs and YlitStiti-ifc..lafge Ms*lfFiiied,,...4 r bailers,
'a• sunittiti of Meat
_and Laid; lot of Salfinge,lot "Of: ,
',Potatoes, Sour itrystit: latAtuniutift,Voolll7 it 'See
;Pedince, ApPlebutter.l4,46 crOck,lcii.' Diied:'Fsidt,.. • •
.lot of Bede, Bedding and lied Clotfies, Table ohiths.:
;and Totnielp,.3!,e,oMer ettpkoaNe and 01x L ett i ii:cui l .. : '.
' , board; Tabled and tierichos,..... '• ,' . .-, ----•-: ..;, •
, ' - - '•;',- -- • ~,',.. ,
..
..
..
..-:.._:..: ~
1 COOIOI7IIVOTOVEi' " --
. and fixtures, pote;kettle's'ind panisiiiiimiire,,lor Of
chairs, ,1 sinkplartnin , wmelllot lif.salls Aci,.ll:* hi'lli.,s'
spinning vibeelloArefikPFge lot pi books; eniiistt
nd-german,-sioascciti„ woodrMnihditi.V - ciatvs? 'coiii. ' '
brooms, scalding Wollghind'ineidtbeltobesilf-seere- ",
taty, two large,'vralitiat,citosts,,Lit ofreitrpet, and oth- '
er household and.Mtehen fsinituic,po",nunterotts to
mention.---,Sale'to . cOninienco ae-9,-". o'clUilif:6l,_ spitt...
day, when bie iiiiiiii'ivlo2l4 iiifiilii , teridikii.' -' , • , _
' • . „ JACQB El:`..mii,r,ptc. -, ~: --.
------ i ----.' kit,4RufAwbeignittAx ; - --
. .
MIME
~r: -
Mtiich
DIAIIIIII
FOR TH.IIOi,IOIALOkr , ..
Restorii Gray ',. and;
Beart to.- its, Naltipl. 019*
AND IS ,A
. MOST, Lox, ulizous,, .o,4ssilo,
FIR pg, qp.O4..HEApi:
CLARK'S' RESTOBATLIra k .. ~;,
CLARK'S RRST4si4"l"fit i -
••• . • •
• bradkatea Dandruff
CLARK'S • RESTORATIVR, • •
• P.retnetes its Growth.
CLARK'S' RESTOKATIVK,,t • '
Prevents its falling oIL,
CLAWS RPAPORATVE,'
Is an unequalled Dressing.
LARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORA.TINK,
lo g?od fur4Adies.
CLARK'S ifES'ItitATIVE, : •' -
•'- - Is good for Cll4 P.o'oplo.
CLARKS
• - .rfectly
CLARK'S FESTORATIVE,,
CLARK'S 'RESTCRATIVE,
Is ilo% a Dye.
Ci t ARK'S..EgSTORATIVE3. -
la splendid foe
CLARK'S RESTORATIV,k:, •
Keels? tire Heir iri'ite Plate..
CLARK'S: RESTORATIYei , • ,
Curie Nervous Headache.
CLARK'S RESTORATIYt;' " •
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning.
CLARK'S' ItESTORAT,IV,II, -. : , •
N.CPS OM }load Coot.
9LARK'B E&ZO ,RAT,1101;" "
ily rifumed,
CLARK'S RESTORATir\r.rg.f6
• Contains no Elo4iment,
CLARK'S RiSTOICATIVA •
CLARK'S lIESTORA TUX.
'P'olisba~ryour Hai{.,
CLARK :S ,jit§tOß*Titp
Prepare!. yo*"
CLARK'S itESTORATIVE,
" Prepares you for Balk.
CLARK'S
AU' T o adies nee!' it:
CLARK'S REBl ; oltATiith
will do without ita,
CLARK'S ItiSTOR.DPII4I*
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,: ,
la Sold by Druiiists and Dealers ev . eryvhcris..
Price, sl.'per bottle.--d bottles for ss'. "
C. G. CLARK de3CO.;"":
PROPRIETORS.•''
' D.,S. Bdayss & Co:, N. Y.. General Agents.
-March 4,1864.-1 Y) ,;
To Lydia' Wolf, Harry X. Bonebreak an4Ag
iws E. Bonehreak; of WiynPsboro`,,,Fenasitivanitk;
Charles 'A. S. Wolf, of:Annapolis,: 3forytind; alas
heirs of dec'd.. in Ipoltimore, ;Mary
land ; and aeorgeE.. nuke, of Westminister; Mary..
land. ' ' ';!,• '
You are'llereby 'nOtified that a cominission' •issu
ed by the`Court of Cothrhon.PleasofFrenktineonn- • „
to the undersignelltci.inviite Of the. luna4 of
cob Wolfosill be executed , My office;, in the town
of
.Wayriesbeio, in said county,en the 17th day-of
March; 1864, ar tro!cleck, A: M.' , r
Witness the said commissioner, the.:23l flay: ,of
February,.A,UllB64. .• `.• • • •
• • •
JOSEPH ,
March ' t.:Outtitissionee.
• .: • , - ,
e
- t
',ETTERS,TestamenioryOn i h.Esiite, Of
• • • • . -
L• aLk. . ,
ehael Little, late of Wagtington tow, nehip,dee.d
ltaving. been,granted to:the snbseriber,. all peilians
indebtatt to said estate are; notified -that S; An
niaseit,in Whose iloasesaion' the btioks:orthe diceas
ed4ilf balound; is "authorized ; te,i, act as hia agent
ins thirsettlenient ef,,said• estate, and that all - claime
not paid.,ao or t l e tore' dm syl4:af April next Wi ll ,
be collected. viithaciats;:thase having claims or
minds' agaitist siticl 'Jadeite n iriake k nowrs't he
sante without achy. • ; JOHN H. HERR,
`Mar
NOTICE!. :: . • -: ~
.
frllVpublie' are cautioned not ,:tos ptitchiiiio,lk•
-1
Not* of $17;38. in &tor of,11.:X; at, 44,„ F. an
uotidated: r obrastr,22,-18 8 4,t0i I ,iitill..not. pay said
Wan not having teciiivid, valtre,fix: ilia- imam, -'
• - Man 4:- 3n , ..,- ' -, JACOLi'I3::.STULL:: *,
GARD.E.II 7 .4E*,a)St.:::
Pima' ' frOitt•- Mt: , Lebauton. -
THE laiiist , and 'best'assortinent Of: '.Garden ;.
Seedo in Waynesimiii% is to be lotuttla,kiCattes
Vrot Store. •Therconsigt of,,,tliir folitawing kirrag,
Adz::
;Beet;': .- .''., , • -,: '
,--,,:', . ~•.'
. Seetl, ' ; : ,slou3s, . "Watoint6hiri
,",.I&.e.ti, ,
Onion, ; ''' •.." ~ 3." ',.`" ' lituakini . alon..t;.:':' 4.4'',
Cticunit;qili ~' 3 --", , Vdiel*BPYOir'" '
Stitrash - P " -r „4' ; '''' ' '.. Pegnitgrops. , -.' - co, -
"-' l'opit6r - .2-;."' ' ?,,,r,„'..: ..',. .....4.1ipagp,5,%%.-,,,,,,-'4,-,
, . ltatkiliolk;:.."-,.::,(k,,,.. ' :' rip,..,,, ? '- i....., A.:
1.. Turnip . `,'_,„"- ..4-. ".,
' ,.,C,ltrot ,-. 1 . - '"
';..,C0b 11 4.0-“ , "i., - 62 . % •", t : , ''' 0 ,144 31 4::''
,ing.t. . ,'.' * a g#- '''' ''''• •
--' `' renp',., .;',' ," 1 ' ' Ifi'' . "''''' :C'elory '-'''' :'''': ‘-‘,
;;13iiittis . ...V, . , ' t(.. ! jil T k y' .4 J;±' .:: r141 . 51Pf .i.: ',.:.; -5 _ ,;15'4
' l' SRC i (*II ‘i . . 2 - ! " '.F ; . ' : iq'T o . l.. :6' '' :- I :;,,,,,..
41154an i gots , gtcaens4 klgivtly 4cedlii''' , l ll egnPec*:'
4.,
tiFut.
, 4 4p!Li.X.941-'',robaccq.,-§ - 44."A9,i'Ai 1 ., / ,'; 1 34, , . a-*.
ati;if it;e ifillttlietllc`4o4.l.,'llKextimitat' s bgeoiirr, -
clissitig' . .flisPi*OS:. I:. '"•'''''' X " 4. ;T:3P 1 01 . _ .
'lcti:P`,!&s: • `-- '"'''' ':-:
.^. ;zAchliiiiiiiira:Orsi,
Abet.
.
i Gudl-fir=ChUd
on oigo ,n a 01!.
Pirivantg:
COptii4g Ile Gum,;
Costs bat $L