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! CASUALTIES IN MAJOR HArTIsoNs BATTALION,
soUra CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS, on Slst Nay,

lsS2,
M u @. s a,ttison, soanded severely.
Company A-W ouuded-J II. Watson, severely, j
A. Smith, slightly, & Wilson, d. II j ,mbrtl
COmfany h - R'ied-S Turner Wcunded severely
"A mnols james HlEkins. Slghuy-L.tui Crit
tender, Grogan r Wa'd:op.
Comp'ny D. Kled-A. Green. Wounded slightly
"A .tson, R. P Goodlett, j. Meadows, jasper Pars,
4 Foster, b p ,cle.
Company e. klied--Jss. bcl.eese, j. NJ Diver.
W,u ded mortAily-C L. Gumer. Slightly Gun.
bingham, = Enmtrqa, u H. Loe, H. y. Seebar, f.
Hsrror
Company c. L llsd--Cap.an 0r,hir, Severely woun-
ied-R Maxwell Wounded S.ghtly--E N. Burgess.
B. s. Freeman, -----Heaton.
Killed By Gcsi!ent-Ae Adams.
s. s. CRITTLSDIS
AGi1. Eatson's Battalion, s O. Y.
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NohmondI va,
Publishes and chsFs for sale.
hoWoR History Of NEgniA-A History Of Virginia. from ts
discovery and settlement by Eulopeans 10 the present tine BY
Robert T. oTison, E5qy Volume contains the
History Of Colony 10 the Peace Of Paris 10 1863. Volume
contains the History OF the Colony and Of ihe State nom 6S Il
ne Retrocesson Of Alex tndriA,in isi1, IS 81
The prels has been lavish It's Of this Tork Of Mr. How
sou aad Justly considered the best extended History OF
he State published.
History ot The Valley Of Yirsins besanusl Kerchsvs vol
3so sheep. second edition revised, sl.T
De Hasa History and indian Wars OF Wesra VlrsasA Ills
tory OF he Early seaeR Sd s4n Ware NJ Western virsnH
emhrecS Ec1Sli CT t-e EErcs Expeditions In the est
prev oAs 70 ll Go, Biographical Sketches Of Col Gbeneze
ls7 Asor hCglcv Leu wese GgnerAl Daniel BEoAdheSd,
Gog AnGfes LeS Capt Samuel BRADY Col William Crawford,
andrew Pos Ill other Actors In Border Wars
Handsomely Illustrated; By WILL De Haas ,tl5O rel
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A 4 A. General, / Brigade, "a Division.
SUMMARY.

Agerel s'e less 10 killed aud wounded l,s;
Toe B.igade velt into action with shout 240j mer
and oihcers H. A. WHITING,
A. A. 4 G,nr 3 ! igade sd DIVISION.
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A PAam FOg sALs,

LTEER the Bicbmo an nauyile Railroad Thin few mss
y u Behdrn Depot co-tBui about SO are', oneird
eael the blsn.e tHFins' rraEth .nd iue. Timber
it or building sri1g with comfortable dwelling bcUBe
nd al necessary houses, .ell Of good water,
&c b o., a..
The s. aHtos i remarkably healthy.
Por term appytn
PARKsDlLH $50,
2I-stAr9g Gary street, o. pcsis Columbian Bciei.
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A SPKCIAL NOTrCE "a TME MELlTAnV.

4 SPECIAL NOTICE TG THE MILITARY
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he nesisss style.
Thste want OF either Of the AbOge cleo gl Dc well
EGnre specimens before purch isigg elSsEheTe Gail
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COLUMBIAN Hotel Richmond Va dell
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NJNTLGUE Al Jamaica H!ddlsscE county, Ill tbs nth u
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GLUE,-6 bells Of Glue suitable ios Printers and Ca5ir
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NaS I,ISG2.--Hrcciyed today few bbl Rsro.ine Q
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WI. EEA SMITH,
ia NAN sIBEsf. Up sIAIRs
AM stiu at M Old stand IL lain ses', Sta vher
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hand os npaue,) but shea pls have the er II
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he I'll sen Seroes eo'h p-1cy a7d privately shd soat Ss
pa'1=Age 60 ~ s sat t rahEe generally Re rlclSes ts
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BLUH MASs.-zscsiy,d Il is i.y, April lOs 20 Blus
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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17

fordiru easy access at all times between the
wards and the other buildings.
The present Dining Room, situated upon
the 'Iold Hospital Grounds" 10 1853 feet in
length bv "a feet in width, and is capable
If septinr over 900 convalescent soldiers
# il kent in state of the most thorough
neatness The Laundry, which is built
adjoining the Dining room, forming an L, is
nearly completed. II occupies space 100
feet long and 25 feet wide. A steam En-
cine Of eight horse power will move the
machinery, which viii consist mainly of
washing, wringing and a mangling ma
chine. It is estimated that this establish
ment will be competent to prepare for use
5000 pieces, of all sizes, daily.
No mention has thus far been made In
this article of the advantages Point Look
out possesses as a location for Hospital
and perhaps but little need be said. The
facts furnish the strongest argument that
can be advanced. We have passed through
the sickly season of this latitude, and the
place has been free from malariousr disea-
SEES. The fact that only one death has ia
ken place in the Hospital for the last II
days attests the healthiness of the locality
Those who have resided here during the
summer and autumn, say they have ezpe-
rienced less bad weather than they usually
have at home.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17
A T.

Contract time of arrival and departure of
the Mail
Arrives daily. Except sundays,) by 5
o'clock, p II.
Departs daily, Except Sunday at 3
o'clock, a. m.
The Mail closes at 8 o'clock, p. IN.
No letter or letters will be put UP in the
Package after o'clock, p. m, unless on
official business or by special request.
OPENING AND DEL1vERx THE MAIL.
|, When the Mail q doors will
be closed and no busii saeted, nol
any interruption allowed ing the open
ing and distribution
2. Letters &C., will be delived from the
Office at the back window, and from the
counter, during office hours.
OFFICE HOURS.
Every day Except Sunday from s to
IL o'clock, q. ~, and from 2 to 7 o'clock,
p, m only when the Mail is being opened
and distributed
On Sabbath tho Office will be open for
the delivery of mail from s to 8 o'clock A
NJ. only.
All letters weighing over half an ounce
will be charged at the rate Of three cents for
every additional half ounce or fraction
thereof
LLOYD KNIGHT, ?. NJ,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17
Hammond General Hospital.

ern extremity Of tho western shore OF Mary
land. N 1t. Nary's county, and ut the juno
ton Of Chesapeake Bay and tho Potomac
River. II il In latitude n. $50 y l0N,
and In Longitude Il. of Washington " Al
Il isa litae East Of South Of Baltimore, the
airline distance being about % miles, while
the travelling distance Ii about 100 miles
II IN 8. 3. Il. of Washington, In airline
distance abov4 o. miles, while tho route BY
tho river Il over 100 miles. II ID II miles
due North Of Fortress Monroe, the travelling
distance by tho bay being somewhat greater.
The distance across the bay to tho Eastern
Shore In about 30 miles, and the Potomac
River ID here about I miles In width, and
separates Sc. Mays from Westmoreland
and Northumberland counties, Va.
The Hospital grounds extend along the
bay shore some 1900 yards, and along the
river shore somo 300 yards. A water
course, passing through chain of small salt
water lakes, and connecting the bay and
river, forms the northwest boundary. The
bay shore bends in such q direction that it
il nearly parallel with tho water course for
several hundred yards, aud distant from it,
on an average, 30 yards, There is thus
formed an oblong piece Of land about 1900
yards In length by 240 In width, containing
about 90 acres. The northern half of this
area II covered with beautiful grove of
I0ng-lef pines, of twenty-five or thirty
years growth The principal trees arc from
six to twelve inches lii diameter, and aver
age about seventy feet in height. There are
fow li1uhs within 10 feet Of the ground, but a
beautiful canopy Of. evergreen leaves shuts
out the suu's rays, and makes delightful
shade in the most sultry day. A more de-
sirable spot fSr walking or lounging in q
midsummer day can hardly be found any
where The sea~hreeze which in the hot
months almost always commences to blow
soon after midday passes with little OBJ
struction between the stately columns, while
tho soft music it makes in the pine leaves
increases the charm of tho place. Tn the
upper part Of the grove there is an UNDER
growth Of young pines, in which there are
paths and bread spaces Of turf, covered with
a carpet Of russell pine leaves, The author
Of Thanatopsis could not have desired
more appropriate spot in which to gather
inspiration. The convalescent soldier, worn
and wasted in the service of his country,
may here retire TO dream Of home, and
soften in his memory the cloudy field of
blood, as he listens to the hash of the waves
that roll their music along the sounding
shore.
For three seasons before She occupation of
the Point as Hospital it was favorite wat
ering place and resort for visitors from Wash
ington, Baltimore, Maryland and Eastern
Virginia. Of course it possesses as great
advantages for such purpose, as it does for
d Hospital. About one hundred and fas.z co.-
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17
THE key PORT"

THE Fast Freight and Passenger Steam
= boat KEY PORT, Thomas Stackpole, Capt;
will leave Washington, at foot Of G street. and
Spears wharf, Baltimore, as follows:
LEAVES
washington. Baltimore.
Monday, Nov. IT. Saturday, Nov. Is.
Friday, Nov. 81. Wednesday, Nov 10
Tuesday, Nov. as, Sunday, Nov. %.
Saturday, Nov. 90. Thursday, Nov. a.
Wednesday, Dec. s. Monday, Dec. !.
10> For Freight and Passage, apply on board
Nov II, lse7s-s N!
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-17

~ the Surgeon in Charge, store rooms, &C.
| The upper story contains great number OF
fine, airy apartments, now occupied o. large
medical ward,
On tho Fourth Of July last the surgeon
| General ordered DR.. Clinton Wagner, AS
sBsant Surgeon, T. 5. A., to proceed TO
Point Lookout aud establish and take charge
Of Hospital for ono thousand patients Dr.
Wagner forthwith obeyed the order, accom-
panied bythree Assistant Surgeons, and had
the Hospital in readiness long before the
first load of sick and wounded arrived, whien
was on the goth of the same month There
were then on the ground, six Assistant and
Acting Assistant surgeons, who were soon
actively engaged. AS the place. became ill
cd with successive arrivals, additional medl-
cal officers were sent by the Surgeon Cen
eral to report to the Surgeon in Charge.
Ere long the wards became crowded and it
was found necessary TO erect hospital tents.
Eighty such were filed with the sick and
wounded, each tent being occupied by
eight patients at This time there were
nearly fifteen hundred sick and wounded
soldiers ON the Point The accommodations
for these, added to the quarters for officers,
attendants and laborers. eaused the place to
assume the dimensions of respectable
town.
Meanwhile Capt. A, Edwards, Quarter
master of the Post, proceeded to erect, from
PLEAS given him, a new Hospital, on a
grand scale Mr.. VIM. H. allen contract
cd for the work, which is now nearly COM
pleted. It consists of sixteen separate
buildings fronting on circle BIB feet in
diameter. Fifteen of these are each It's
feet long and rs feet wide, and capable OF
receiving 10 patients, allowing nearly 1900
cubic feet per man, The remaining build
ing is Ito feet long and 30 feet wide. 1t
contains two stories, the lower ono being 16
feet, and the upper one II feet high, The
lower story will be occupied by Offices,
dispensary, &c, while the upper one will
be divided into smaller apartments
The circle upon which tho buildings
stand hes an area Of 8.0456 acres. its d.
ameter being 66S feet. The innor circle
on which the buildings front has m area Of
1888 acres, and contains four one story
buildings; two Of these are II, and two 81
Sect long, all of them being % feet wide.
One viii be used for Kitchen, one for q
Chapel, one for Library and Reading
Room, and one for Guard House and
Knapsack Room. Their ends are joined,
enclosing an area Is feet square, which is
in the center of the circle. In this area
there will be erected cistern having a ca
pacity of rs, 900 gallons, and elevated suf-
fciently to employ hydrostatic pressure to
force water through hose over the Hospital,
in case of fire. There will be four pipes to
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-12

300ou
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s8afbinstom, .. Is.
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in 6eriberttnas Nrmen seieben, nabOem iG
mir NIT @rlp ben @iulaB ertauft Bate ="
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Die @mp6rung bes betrogenen Wannelfolses
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SArittt 3prud, 70 baB Sabina unerwarttt
swtl1eu thnen tano. Der erltaunten 6ralt
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pUr = 6eriberttna teeriff ntAt 2eppplp
luAte ibr @eodAtniB auf Die bamali9e Sttuo=
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Die tletnlten Details 3uriid, Die 8elude, Ote
lie empfan9eu, pte Gertletpun9en, 1T oenen lie
ausgeoangen, - Seri6ertina erblaBte, aber
lie lteute ltA entriltet unD trolte leu9nen. Geo
polo nannte tbr ben gtamen etnes 9ftpals, bic
Stunpen Der 9ldAt, in renen lie init ibn tns
0aus 3urudsefebrt, Bcrte, bie baS SbItmaps
den betm Nbldiep erlauIdt ~
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beeten 6ram pamols cine 9rUpbe3etbun9 oers
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iett - als lie BET pielen eatlebenocllen, ituab,
tueiSli6en @nt9a0unsen Die 6rempe l1orf tn8
2luge faBte, Da taubte, aus benz Duntel duBers
fen 8er9eliens, ipie ein gBunper plGtlicb Die
grinneruna an eelebene 3i9e auf = ffe iab
oos bun9ernoe, frterenDe, Dera4tete @jeI1opf
IN tbrem 0eilte Dor lt9, unp lie muBte lid elm
9elieben, Dab e6 In pteler perdnpertFn iasenp-
irilAen @efult Die tuufpoasn @6tctr t9rer al>
ternsen Nei;e telteete 6ertberttra bermo9te
tein gBort Der Ntpeil1ng, nod Der gntlGul>
pt9ung 5u ltammeln lte gab ss gu, baB lie ent=
larot, 1ernt6tet mar, nnp tn elmer Sbnma9
lu6te ie 3uf1u9t. - =
Qeupplo lhteO, inbem er baS SbtmdbGen
bon Der Steinbant ibr fir leine 8raut erflarte.
Balbina nabm audi bieie Neubsraa9 als
etne NfaSfe Der Jtahe, Die 2eOpDlD au6itben
tpu1te, unD Dranste ibn getpaltlam, lie bev Ser ;
legenbeit bteIer Scene 3u entreiBen. QSte 9rpB
mar ibr Staanen u. ibr Subel, als Der Mann,
ben lie I'm Stillen seliebt Bate, Te tbrer @r-
3tebertn in allen @rnlte nit pemlelben e9ren>
ben 2ttel ocrltsQte!
2eppOlp unp 8aibtna linp isbt felt laneen
Sa9ren permdblt. Man nannte btele 0ers
binpuns friiber cine Melautance, iebt tennt
man lie - ais bic sludlt6lte Gbe!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-12
II tt 1ttt g e g ute
DR., Johnston,
Der etnatae Mr,t. tpel6er anattet.
8 atttmpre g ds &DGpttaL
3ur l1nterbriifnns per 9uaddl6eret ethbltrt
Der einsiee 9lab In Der gBtlt, tpp it9ere,
I9ns0e mup 9ritnoltd9e Ruren TIT
0ehetntpft Rrnitfheifrtt


senu6t erS: ais ba iin6: 3taunssnabtste, S5nf6e TT
benz R6en un6 ben @leoern, @unbuu9en 6er ieren raS
gIac, r5eBmn9n, Spdbs Der Neraem Malen6w6.
d., Wtattiateit NeOerge9[n9enb, @ertanbeSi8pG oer3
tcpcn. S4i@ ernbelt 3ittern Au9enIbw6be, Sdwnbel,
8op6mers @ntshnbuns beS 18, Der aie br 2ange bes
ya9t8 Der @m9ewoe nn6 aLfer tener e5e, bic septu
9epenen @erohnb en br usenb e(e bren Sprn aefSAr-
ther tnO ais er Srene. @eanp ben efarte bes tlsHs,
Tbr'n nnO 'usnn nit ses asblt msrben bre aIasnOsn
5pltnsen nerntdte S6w6e ber @cntutrn berbor6ruoe,
Die @be namSs4 maen nb suIebtbcm R5rper o gnn Sex
iSfen. - i
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HA 0ruft S6filers
- 0letrppUlitan 2a8erbter-8raueret mne
2SafbingtOn GttD 6arten,

Mtp gprf &Deuae Sw6en /. unb 2. SraBe
Spn Spnner 5u CONNER prb Der pbi9e @arten 1ebr Der
Srnfanpst unb erre itA eIner ne e1GBeren @gnt les
4ubltfumS I i+4@
Der beauem errednbe Qlas bic l9aeen fir Taulente
enserteten 9auben unb 8ee; geramiee Ean Pavilion,
Ne8elbapnen SdieBanpe. Garunta piele anpere I'm
tetbaltunBspiele; pwte eie auime Jane eoienune unb
Werabreung Der been @rtrante unb Speii Der Satfun
werpen aud fur beea Spmmer nt psrfebeu mir ben 8u-
1prnd peS RublttunlS gu er9aten. III
BereRen, SGufen It l. No. pebe bre ldnbltben sSelte i'm
n&p @aen" peranalten wpaen werpen pprbel bafte Be
tin8unesu Spm Sefser 9eiteat.
III Is 1T biHreiGeaO gorge aetra8en, Die bette Srbnua8
itets eurebt 3u baen. ).
@lnenl TrennbL9eG Sela& Iiebt ent9e0en
Suits @rmft 2DeffIer,