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Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

VTRrAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and North West for PHILADELEH1A, NEW YORK,
REApISa, PoTrsvILLE, EEBAs6H, ALLENTOWN, EAs-
TON, &c, &c. - =.
Trains leave HAnRIsBURu for PHILADEhrHrA,
New YoRK, READING, POTrsvILLE, and all inter
mediate Stations, Mt q. M, and p. III.
New YORK Express leaves HARnIsBuRd at j. 10
a. m, arriving at NEW York at 1880 the same
morning. W ~ .
to PHrLADELPHlA 50 IS and 81 81. Baggage
checked through. .h !
Returning, leave New YoRE at a. M, II noon,
and Z D. M, (PITTspURG ExPREss.) Leave PHIL
ADELpHA at &, is a., m, and $50 p. m. :.
Sleeping cars in the New \ oRK EMPRESS Trains
through to and from PITTsBURG without change.
:, Passengers by the CATAwIssA Rail Road leave
PoRT CLiNTON at S. a. M, for PHILADELPHIA and
all intermediate Stations; and at 325 p. m. for
PB1LApELpHIA, New YoIK, and all Way Points.
Trains leave louisville at 9.l5 a. m, and 23O
n M. for PuILADELpHIA and New YoRK; and at
h. 80 H. H., for AUDuRS and PoRT CLINTON only,
connecting for PINE GRovE and with the CArA-
wIssA Rail Road; and returning from kEADiNs Rt
g. Is A. M, for PoTrsvILLE.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
REApINa at g. 80 o. nl., and returns from PHILAD'A
at $50 0p, nj. q Z Z, = -.
-G.s-All tho above trains run daily, Sundays
excepted. !.
4 Sunday train leaves PorEv:LLE at 7.SO a. h
and PHILADELpHIA at 3.l5 p.
COMPUTATION, MILEAGE, SEASON, and EXCURSION
TICKETS at reduced rates to and from all points.
G. A. NIC0LLS.
Nov %, 1862 General Superintendent.
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TRUSTEES SALE
: : 4 !
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE

VAL,UABLE REAL. ESTATE
DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court fol
OWashington County, as a Court of Equity, thf
II Undersigned trustee, will sell at public sale OF
TUESDAY THE 9th DAY OF JANUARY, 1853
in front of the Court House In 'Hagerstowp, at II
O'Clock, A NJ, all the following real estate o.
which Predered Dorsey, Sr, died seized and pos
sessed:
quarters Of a mile from Hagerstown, on the turn
pike road leading TO Sharpsbprg. opthe east side
of said road adjoining the lands Of Jon athan Ha-
ger and David Beeler, containing
120 ACRES OF4LAND, MORE OR LESS
The land is of the first quality, and in a good
state of cultivation! QlLL-
The improvements are n BRICK Dwell Ga
LING HOUSE. . new FRAME. BARN, Eii
other out-buildings; also good ice house. There
is a well of good water near the house, and also
one in the orchard near the road. There is q fine
young Orchard on the farm.
2dSAIso the Is ACRES OF CLEARED LAND,
under new fencing, situate ON the turnpike lead
miles from the former place. This land adjoins
the lands of John Mohler and others, and is of
sUsSdi sdiso Tie lot, or postioSs ofgrobnd situate
at the west end of Hagerstown, and lying on and
separated by the turnpike leading from Hagers-
town to Clearspring, each containing about II of
an acre. These are desirable town lots.
g-THE TERMS. ARR One5third Of the purchase
money to be paid on the day of sale, or tie ratif-
cation thereof, and the balance in two equal annu-
al payments; from. the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving his bond therefor, with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale, and upon
the payment of the whole purchase money the
Trustee il directed to execute deeds therefor
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
Dec IL Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Joseph hurry, va Rsnjimin Hess.,


MO. lT59.-In the Circuit Court for Washing.
~ ton County sitting as Court of Fouity.-
The object OF this suit IL to procure decree for
sale of certain interest In real estate living in
Washington County, which was imortgaeed by
Be1jania Hess, to Joseph Murry, on the sIst day
The bill and exhibit states and shows that o.,
the 3lst day Of January 1851, the said Benjamin
Hesh, being indebted to the complsiraHt Josepb
Murry, in the cum OF $G33 75, then due and owing
unto the said nurry, executed and delivered unto
MIN mortgage upon, among other things, UPON
all the interest OF him the said Hess, in and 70
certain Real Estate, particularly described in the
exhibit accompanying the bill for the purpose Of
securing the payment of the said sum of money!
with interest thereon, on or before the Slst day
OF January 1867, and that although the time sp
pointed for the payment of the sxid, debt and in
terest as aforesaid hath elapsed, no part thetec
hath been paid, and Oh at the said BspMmin Uess
resides out the State of, ,Maryland. = - :.
1t Is thereupon adjudged and ordered that the
complainant by causing q copy of this order to be
inserted in some newspaper published at Hagers.
town once IN each successive week, for one month
before the 22i day of December next, give potjoe
to the said absent defendant of the object, and
substance Of this Bill, and warn him to be and
appear In this court, In perzon or by solicitor on
or before the 25ih day OF March next, to answer
the premises, and show cause IL any he hath, why
sdecree ought not to, pass rs prayed. L.
.... = True copy-Test
noVsl ISAAC NESBITT, Crk.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
EXECUTOR'SSA SALE.
YA.1UARLE REAL EsTATE.


Dy' virtue of the last viii and Testament Of John
, lbs. Mslbtt, deceased, and the order Of the Or
.phaHls Court, of " Washington County, the underi
will sell at public Sale in front OF the Court louise
in Hagerstewn, on -TUESD4f. the. .Bth day 81
Jdhudfy, 1858, at II o'clock, 4. NJ, all that Al
LIABLE FARM, of which the said John s. Malott
died sezed situate of the public road leading from
Hagerstown to the College of ST. James, and "
ing nearly adjoining said College, and adjoining
lands of John s, Rowland, William Hoover, bar
net Young and Denton Malett, containing
s101 ACRES 3OF. LAND, MORE or LESS.
The land is of the best quality--about Is ACRES
of which are in timbea; and 35 acres of which are
in Improved Timothy Meadow. The Improve
ments are TWO-STORY BRICK. DWELLING
with a large BRICK BACK BUILDING, good
hog Weathefboarded Barn with fine Stabling,
with all necessary ont buildings add fine yonng
7 drcharh. There is good Well of Water near the
houses, and also Spring running for two-thirds
of the year and besides there Is running water
through the farm at which stock can get from ev-
cry. field. ,... t4s. r.. a..r.w. -It ,
E1s-THE TERMS ARE RE:--0ne-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day of sale or on
the ratification thereof and the balance to be paid
in two equal annual payments from the day of
sale, the purchaser giving his bonds for the same
with security approved by the said Executor, and
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and upon
payment of the whole purchase money deed will
be executed therefor. or.ta- Y 'r-'t r. -'
5zG"The crop now growing in the ground is re-
served, and win not be sold with the farm.
.-...l- -..t, HENRY DUSAN9, b,
Dec Il, EK'or Of John s. Malott, decd.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19

@FrouA AND MEAL.-The market continues very
quiet, and transactions ON Change were unim-
portant. The stock of all descriptions is moder-
ate, and holders generally not pressing sales.
We quote Standard City Mills Super at sc so,
at e2X 6z5spef bbl; okio Extra at zkts 1<a7-
rs, Howard street do. at 371& 81 SO, and
shipping brands City Mills do at s71%, So pes
Dbl.
GRA1N.-!The offerings on the Corn Exchanged
were only 1900 bushels, viz: s,oeObushels Wheat
$500 do. Corn, 500 do. Oats, and 500 do. Rye
White Wheat was quiet but unchanged; red ruled
of 5000 bushels ordinary to prime white at 60.
$l-75; $500 bushels common to prime Pennsylval
mia red at 3saSl A, and 5000 bushels Southern
do. atl 4oaSl 80 per bushelY f,Ao
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19

In the matter of the sale of the real estate Of An
&. drew Wightman, late of Washington County,
decd. as made by A. W. Lewis, his Executor.
TN the Orphans Court for Washington CountT
i II is ordered by the Court here this 25th day
of December A. D. 1862, that the sale of the real
estate of Andrew Wightmah, deed, as made and
this day reported this Court. by A. W. Lewis
his Executor, berati6ed and confirmed on Tues
day tho 18th day of January next, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before that day,
provided copy of this order be published in some
newspaper published III Washington County once
a weel tor three successive weeks prior to said
18Th day of january next.
r. True copy-Test J., .7...'
... ...-. WIN. LOGAN, Register.
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tfta1;rifa..
- -
T)ie0.

Near Eittle Geofgctown, Berkeley County, Va,
on the 4th inst, Mary, wife of John Startznhan,
leaving devoted husband and four small children
to mourn her loss. ys :.a,a aiI ~ s1'Ftsa: ssI7
At Brownsville. at the residence of his father
ip-law, Mr. Thomas E. Koonts; in the 22d year of
his age.
On the I'd inst, near Leitersburg, Mrs. Marga-
ret, wife of Mr.. Charles Wagaman, aged % years,
months and 8 days
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
AUCEIONGER.

The undersigned having staken out licence as
required by the q. S.sInterndi fezenue Laws, as
an AUCTI0 NEER, offers his services in that ca
pacity, and Hatters hThsolf capable Of doing pro-
fessional justice 70 all who may employ him, hav-
business. "A sS..f 9 lss.ss VI st.ss
Hc can be found 1t bis residence, IN funlztown,
when not professionally engaged) and where he
can be addressed by letter. Terms moderate.
dec5 JOHN WILLIAMS.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19

Jacob Minor and others, Vs. John oster and dothers.
kTO. 149s.-In the Circnit Court for Washing
IN ton County, sitting as Court of Eqyity.-Dr-
dercd by the Clerk of said Court, this 10th day Of
December, 1859, that the Auditors Report and
Account No. 2 and final, ,Gled in the above case,
be finally ratified and confirmed by the Court,
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 10th day of January next, provided n
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Hagcrstown, once week
for three successive weeks before said last men
toned day.
True copy--Tcst:
Dec 10 ISAAC NESRITT, Clerk,
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19

CHRISTMAS NOTIONS,
A fine French confectionery, Colognes, Tx
Attracts and Handkerchief Essences, Pomados,
and fine Soaps, Hair Oils, Toilet Wators and Lus-
trails Dcntifiices, md Tooth Washes, besides a
great variety of fancy goods. ......-.
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just Received.

ALoT of IL. IL and IA inch Tropic Egg Stoves,
also lot Of ''Volunteers." for Camp purpose
Call at the Hsgerstown Foundry and see them;
decl2 l.. MCKEE.
W C CDLl NEW GOODS
JUST receiving and win keep constantly on hand
urge and we'll ASSERTED collection of all kind Of geo Is
pertaining to our business.
. FREhNIR h MCDOWELL.
Hatsers. between WasLirg'on House and Squ.rs.
{ -..-- :
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TRUSTEES SALE
9OFt"''
REAL ESTATE.

DWashington County, as N Uos.. ESutv iHn iI
undersigned Trustee will sell at public saitG Ia
the town Of Lcitersburg, on
SATURDA y, the 10th D1 Y of JiNU1RI ]
next at IL o'lock A. NJ, aR1that lot or portion Of
ground with TWO STORY LOG DWELLING
thereon, situate on Main street,, in the town of
Lcitcrsburg, and adjoining the Church. The lot
has also on it good stable and fine fruit trees,
and Is the same property of which Jeremiah Wam-
pier, late of said County, deceased, died, seized
and possessed. - .,-., - ...-.
TnE TERMS ARE One half Of the purchase mon
sy TO be paid on day of sale, on the ratification
thereof, and the balance in one year thereafter,
curits therefor, bearing interest from the day Of
sale; and upon the payment of the whole purchase
money thes trustee is directed to execute a decd
therefor discharged of all claims of the parties to
Dec 10 5, 5.- III ssr ~. H. Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Estate of William Hammond, Decd

Estate of William Hammond, Decd
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
In has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Washington County, Lettersof administration on
the personal estate of WILLIAM HAMMOND,
late Of said County, deceased, Anpersons having
claims against the said estate, are hereby warned
the subscriber, on OF before the 25th day of June
next otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my hand
this l2 day of December 1862. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate are reuues-
ted to call and make immediate payment.
BENZ. P. RENCH, Administrator
decl2
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
PIPES. Pipes. PIPES.

complete stock comprising, Brar Wood, Ross
Wood, Ivory Wood and @ Gam, also the Cigar
Pipe and Patent Receiver Pipe containing a ie-
ceptace for the oil or narcotine produced during
the combustion of the tobacco.
BELL d BRO. Apothecaries
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19
Notice no Trespa ssers.

FJyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN MUCH AN
J. noyed 6nd damaged by persons Filming and Gun
ming his premises gives notice that tre=pnsies OF
this kind longer be permitted and il be v.si-
ted with tho utmost fisor OF the law.
o.t3i-3t Near Letter burg.
Maryland free press., 1862-12-19

A LII persons having books from the Bellies Let
Atrcs Society of the College of st. James, vii
please return them Immediately to
Dec. 10. SAMUEL EARP.
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JOHN ID, SW7ATRTI

Gerson Levi, VS.. Andrew Boward and, Others
Q; i562-!n tho Circuit Court for Washington
1$County, sitting as Court of Equity Or
dcred by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, this 18th
day OF December, 1862, that the sales, made and
reported by Martin Beward heretofore appointed
ceedings of this cause mentioned, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shewn
70 the Court on Or before the 10th day Of Janua-
~ next; provided, copy of this order be inserted
=; IN some newspaper published in Hagerstown, at
least once week for three successive weeks, be-
fore the said last mentioned day.
Inc report states the amount of sales to be one
hundred and sixty-fve dollars. - SI
True copy-Tcst: IS ''--- . 20 Il
decla ISAAC NEsBITT, Crk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

Robert Watson Co. r. thigh; John Massey. Co. VI, arm
broken John Grover -.g and Internally badly h Mel
vim Co. b. ezac,uled II. J. Huchngs CO. ID leg aud nip
Richard Butcher Co. D. broken ARM I'd. French Co f.,
back badly Geo. Gordon, Co. g. leg broken; l. smith TO
H. both legs fractured; VIM. Bos'ick. Co. { chesii -
Malone Co. b. s IacGFel; john ios.on Co T. confusion
body
In addition TO these there were severn others
who sustained severe COMMISSIONS about the body ana
limbs, but were able to take care Of Themselves.
Upon the arrival Of the cara, stretchers were pro-
cured and the wounded removed 10 the Union Hos
pital where they received kind attention from the
surgeons and nurses. The hoses escaped uninjured
and were driven up to the town. The road upon
which this sad accident occurred il perhaps the
poorest in the country; | cannot imagine one IL
worse condition, and bear the name Of railroad.
IL was built many years ago with the snake RAIL- the
ends of large number Of which, having become
unlastened spring up and down whenever a train
passes When Harpers Ferry and this place were
in possession OF the Confederate troops 1t was much
used for transportation Of supplies hence TO the
Ferry, but the Rebels, upon being driven from
these positions, burned the bridge over the opeg
River, thus rendering .he road for time useiess.
Az the instance Of the Government, the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company took charge o. the
road, and have been abofing for some weeks TO put
it in order. The bridge was only completed day
or two ago, and the rails repaired for temporary
use. A new track is about TO be laid and until this
ID done the road cannot be travelled except 81 Il
malls pace with any degree of safety. DE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
Mysterious Movements Of the Enemy-
Army-HospitnI Accommodate
From q Cores poDdent Of The y. y. Tribune.
MECBAEICsygLLK VA, june p, lai


MKCBAEICsyILLk VA, june p, lf2
There has been nothing OF interest transpirng to-
day on the right wing Of the Army OF the Potomac.
Two nights snce the enemy opened q battery oppo-
site Gen. Franklns Headquarters, aud threw a
number of shells at some buildings occupied as hos
pitals for our sick i2pound she'll entered one OF
tie buildings at a window, and passed ont At the
other side without doing injury to any one. Some 0!
the inyalids. who under other circumstances would
have required to be carried vacated the premises in
q hurry.
A thunder-shower this afternoon has had the effect
OF purifying md cooling the air and laying the
sitting dust for the time being
Active preparations for the coming conflict are still
going on, and the commencement Of the great battle
is daily and hourly looked for.
DIR. John Swinburn Of Albany has recently been
appointed Acting Assistant Volunteer Surgeon, and
has been assigned 10 take charge Of the General
Hospital for wounded soldiers at Savage's Station.
Since Yesterday he has caused 20 be put up tents TO
accommodate 600 patients. Everything necessary
for the wounded Las been provided. During the
week additional muodatons for over 2,OOO men
will be made no that the wounded will not be COM
PEELED TO lie out under the scorcbing sun by day,
and the cold and heavy dew by night, a. was the
case at the recent battle Of the Seven Pines and
Fair Oaks.
ItIs reported that the enemys pickets have fallen
! back in front of Fair Oaks station which is the
cause Of various surnlses, it generally being sup
posed that they will attempt to outfank us ON the
light and left. BY tomorrow morning the mystery
will undoubtedly be solved.
| A private belonging to Company b, lst New,Jer-
sew Volunteers, went out on scouting expedition
to-day on his private account. He reports that ho
went within easy view of Richmond without seeing
any Rebel soldiers along the CENTER and that their
earthworks about one mile in front OF Richmond
appeared 70 be ten9utless. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
Gen. Casey Reiieved-Pech has his Divis'
fon-Howe Relieves Peek.

Core spOEdence OF The n. y. Iribune.
SEy4S PISEf, Va, June 23-.l p NJ.
Brig-Gen j. j. Peck was this afternoon ordered
70 relieve Gen. Casey in the command of his divis-
ion. near Bottom Bridge. Cen A. p. Howe will
take command Of Pecks Brigade. To Gen. Casey
will he committed the exceedingly important and
responsible duty Of protecting the base Of our opera
tons at the White House, and the unbroken connec-
ton we now have BY railroad from our extreme ad-
vance TO the water highway which leads 10 W ash
inpton. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New-IOrk.
10 no man in the army could the care Of Casey =
Last pogion have been more fifty entrusted than TO
Jobu j Peck. Not yet a. ycars OF age lie has the
advantage OF West Point education, aud OF an ex-
perience in every battle fought by Taylor IN Mexico
tave one and OF every one OF the battles ionght u!
Scott from Vera Cruz to Mexico. Who has had
such schooling
An unjust and calumnious mistake Of the pubhc
sentiment has placed Gen. Casey in command Of The
rear.guard at Bottom Bnfge rs punishment III -
not 60. We who know this hghilng-ground, Its
strength, and its weaknesses, know too Wen that
tbe eXtreme left, this day held by Caeey, and to-
morrow TO be held by Peck, is more than the post OF
danger and the post Of honor How much more ana
what more it is il ~ not military for me to say And
the idle hppant unscarred and unsuilern2 ghbDlers
who talk OF Casey's Division and ignore The heroes
who paved our front with Rebel dead and wounded,
and gave the thick brigadee Of Slavery their hrst
taste of the blasting courage OF the regiments OF
Tree Soil and Free Labor, would be dumb II they
cold be made 20 pass in the front OF the men who
now hold our extreme left, and look them, II they
conld square IN the eyes, and lace, III they eoud,
their nspiration and their resolve There are heroes
there and under Peck's nurture, the DIVISION Wnicn
canob, The rst crueb Of the avalanche of the Rebel
attack on the 3lst Of May, will win honors which
anv other division in this army may envy, long be-
fore The ,uppression Of the Slave Power aud the
restoration " tfe upion, W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
REPORTED ADVANCE OF EWELL
Ample Preparations to Receive Him
JACKSON CHECKED.
Fremont, Banks and Shields Unite
TO Pursue Him.
Special Correspondence OfThe n. Y. Tribune.


H,RPESs FtRRY Tuesday. Juae a. 1861
pontoon bridge will arrive here this afternoon,
on its way TO Gen. Fremont, presume to replace
the one he lost by the freshet.
The greater part of the force here, including con-
trabands ID actively engaged in throwing up earth
works at Bolivar flights, and other commanding
points in this vicinity.
There is 10 lack of supplies Government forage
and stores for distribution in the valley, arrive
by railroad faster than they can be delivered, both
at Winchesierand MaItinsburg.
As 10 the report current yesterday along the whole
line OF the road that Ewell was advancing upon
New-Creek with 1000 msn, | learn to-day from
officers arriving from Cumberland that Gen. Kelley
is now abundanly prepared to meet him, with plenty
of guns in position and amp force in high spirits.
Skedaddng, rather than advancing, is by this time
Ewell's order OF the day. The famous Col. Multi
CAMS sd Illinois, and the Sth ennsylvania, went
70 New Creek this morning.
jackson (whose advance the valley seceth so ex-
ultingy prognosticated mp TO yesterday is by this
time checked, and Fremont, Banks and Shields have
joned forces TO purtue him.
New Greek, with all its stores, is safe enough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
Heavy Firjng-Picket skirmish-O"r Sick
and Wounded-Wbcs sbnIl we be >"
Richmond.

yron a Special Correspondent. - ,
sAvAG,s STATION, Saturday Might june n, 1862
There WIS great excitement this evening by pro-
longed firing of heavy gum, apparently near the
railroad and it was thought by many that the long
expected battle had commenced. Generals sent
their Aids from far and near to learn the cause OF
the firing citizens became alarmed, and soldiers on
the ALERT a; the prospect Of general battle ana
everything aud everybody was all excitement and
expectation. Among the rest, i went to The Far
Oaks Station, and there learned that sklrinish Of
quite serious nature had occurred, the enemy at
lacking our advanced pckets in considerable force.
They were driven in, as the enemy far ouinumoered
them, aud as the Rebels advanced they were met by
shower OF canister and shell from three oriou bat
teries, causing them 10 retreat in double quick
number seen to fall before the deadly missiles,
and ID but fair 10 infer that their loss if eonsdeTa
BILE, as our firing continued long after they had
passed into the woods.
There IS no means Of knowing their number IN
killed and wounded. but il il estimated at IRON -
70 5O we had one killed and five or six wounded
Inc pickets belonged TO the I'd Troy Regiment, Col
Carr and were commanded by Lieut Col. Olnftead
and Major George Otis. One man named Murray,
OF 20. Is, was almost instantly killed by Iihe-
ball which entered his side. He is said 10 be q
native Of Sebaghticoke, Rensselaer, County. The
names OF the wounded, far as can learn, are:
rnvale McCsnn Of Co. ID, had his thigh broken by
muske.-bdll; another OF the eame company, named
ueOrge Pane, received nesh-w in bis right
srn by a bell, while another named Meott, also Of
company d. bad one OF bis arms badly shattered.
" VIII probably require amputsting. Two or three
"5ers were also wounded but very slightly
Inc tick and wounded being removed OH
BOARD the boats al White House and at the different
hospitals, while those whose situation can stand Il
iourney home are sen. on. Many OF the poor fell
lowe are sorry that their wounds or sickness will
prevent their Joining their regiments, and fight in
we great coming struggle. Everybody Is asking
e'sTytody when We stsll b. 4 Richmond. Some