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TURESHIN-G MACHINES.

r hare for sale tie Potion Triple Gsared
Horse Poa,er and w. W. Dingee Il Co.'S
Lru THrsSher, ,eih Rerairing Strac Carrier.
The machine il warranted to render satisfac-
ton to all purchasers. Tie price of horse
power. 80 incl, Tl,re-her aud Straw Carrier.
delivered at any wharf in ST. Mary's souaty,
is $Is5.
Farmers are invited to call AZ my Stare. in
Leonard Town and examine this Thr,~her
f. LEO. SPALDING.
June 2Sth, lS60-tf.
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Any person proposing to kror an oyster
house, &c, or ANY plare Other than an or.iina.
rs f''r the saic oH spurious oF fermentcd IL
qliors or lager-leer in qrart titles less thar a
'''nf shall apply tu the Clerk If the Grcui,
urt s'r the cnun.y whrr. he resides ard
n-n>t I've rec"-'m ena"d by twa respectable
ir,s'''i'irrs Of is Immediate vuiniiv. Il u
sui'''''ir r'rs' n 10 krp sah h.n,sp.
The i".r.se in all Ease. l'y the late Aci Of
the ti"' erai Assembly. is SO
Tie .'ath reqisirri =" he made Ivy appli-
ca,t~ for Traders I.i"cr~e. and Licrn<e q, sell
slirit"'ns liqu' r. in q',auiiii-s rt less thai,
pint, may he male before Justice of the
F-ace and forwarded to and fled with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Gurt, b, whom all appi-
cations Er License must I've made.
EsS In a,i,iili,.n Ia the above rates eacl,
party ], required :" paw tn, Cl.rt'. Tc max
ing au addition "i 50 Cemts M each license
IN pursuance VI rcccni DECISION by the
Comptroller. -
THOMAS l.. DAVIS. Shift
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ITIlE subscriber wishes to buy a 10, o
L LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES. of both
sexes, for which the highest market prices will
he paid. Persons wishing to sell. who NAV NOT
see himr during his present tour thr"ush the
SOi,than counties of the State. will have their
orders promptly re,p"ndedto. by addressing
ALLEN s. DORSEY.
asliustou ID. G..
Feb. End, 1SGO-tf
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COLLECTOR SALE.

an APPLICATION Of George N. R.-
~ hanan. Collector Of State anil County
Taxes for The year 1861, il is ordered ~ the
C"i:n v G. nmissi'ners for Saint Mar, : c.ui-
~. that tie said Collector proceed I" sell az
ter giving twenty days previous no'ire at the
C.slrt House door and the most pubic plares
in th. county and Icy publication Ia the ~
Mays Beacon, a tract or parcel @; land Called
and known by the name VI
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1anse'e presumpti6ns, and by the lads asser-
uon oes'des-his wheeling towards Ms. tbouyb
nc Lao not turned away from us.--the ssnLlrn
uy'ng out on the battle field af his resentment
uat g,ares SO wildly in his card--a yicsoriors
,a' II.m craven cOwardiy thing We,
eaS'he''T without bruise or blew i'm pers.s
SION ot It's arms and pps;'ion-to notice MI
..sSe "'suruities. | say, woui be vast; NJ crit
eNs upon unresisting inbeci;i,y, upon false.
noods too palpable for comment and ,,,o orr
for aggravation." s''''
ine whole affair was witnessed by otbe,
eyes MAN ours, ami after the wans and Wits
nave had their sport, and the lovers of aI,e
marvellous have. er.I 'y.d their fest OF cnniec-
cure. the public May hear \ mure cousi.t,pn.
story. O'''"''"'
Nhy Dr. Nsale has luggel nv name into
nis controversy with another. i. not very die
meu' 70 conjecture. La en!isling tho symua-
thies oil my enemies. however, Inc secures 70
my nephew the s'IppGrt nf INV friends, and
whether The DIR. profits &c .,~ss by the ope:a-
ton. Is Tor others to determine.
In The effort to drive INV nephew and NV
sell from our position of defence to one of ao.
Rress'on, he Is aid ever will be dis.ppon,,,l
We made no threats, we committed no assault
a !, attend to act entirely OH the dcfeusiye.-
ne came with hisi'on into my nephew's prem
ises Win hostile intentions ans! retired IN ooo9
Hme al my appro 'cll. leaving me. as no grants
wHh"ut w.aInd, a scar or a blow, in pesses-
SION !" my arms ~iuipage aud position. 1.-The
u satisfied with his share Of the honor Of this
sfiai:. ! am Statistical with nline. Ii his r.cn-
'ec.'E of the tra,ma'tipn anr,oys hin, 1 know
VI out one way to purge his memory of the
stun that Expresses it, The best evidences
Q. ms bravery and u my paltronery is easily
La addition to his vulgar epithets and hill
"hssate abuse, DIR. Neale has cautioned A.
against trespasslng tao far upon his forbcar-
! a"ce; \" one Knows better than he does ho "
nshtiy value his friendship and how little
] care tor his wrath, eren though master EoLty
may refuse 10 totlhim; nor should the pub :
Tic bc surprised or his friends facl outraged il
! resort to the most 'ihsutfcrable prnvocaia,s'
Az" 10 the most iacerating allusinns. until his
threat Is either executed or Withdrawn.
The public will hear in mind that my faults
ana i.'iinss are u" way in the issue bctw
Dr. Nrals and my nephew They will ais.
remember that they have known me as long
and an well as the DIR. has. Most of INV liit
oi hay odd years has been spel.t in this, nay
native county, and Consequently my character
ani antecctents. be they good ar evil, are I've.
y"nd the reach Of Neals's i,nputatiuns or y
INV dcnials.
Of facts falling under my own observation
huwever, claim to be competent witness
and I" DIR. Ncal.'s statement al his unfri.n.ll,
interview with nysrlf ON the 7lh If April,
record my unsqnivoca denial Indeed. hise,,
tire card, AZ it appears in the Beacon Of tn
Gath utimo, a. far As am concerned, and t.
the extent Of my knowledge, is one unntiga
ted fatseLood. tl,v ablication Vi brasgart ali,
a liar.
4 BENJAMIN TlPPETT.
May Let, 1862
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ADAMS & DAVIDSON,
GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. g

No. : Commerce street,
Baltimore, Nd. 8 a7r,-
A LARGE suppl, "f Emily GRGCE.
"A RiES Constantly nE hand at lov rst
market prizes .
Sale" Z" TOBACCO! GRAIN, &c. strictly
a'srnds'i to ami proi"l't Icturns n...is.
jan. 10Th, isC -Cn,. --7z.-l=
SPRING GOODS. q"
A large supply oi Howard Du~k Pcni-
"A ffni'ary flaids. DC jasi recei.-.i aud
:or cal. by 60. !,
l.. LEO. SPALDINGs
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TRUSTEES SAL
OF
REAL ESTATE.

PY virtue Of decree of tn" Circuit Court
ID for Saint Mary's county. sitting as a
C,,nrt Of Equity. the undrrsi gne,l Trustee will
offer at Public Sale at the COURT HOUSE
DOOR in Leonard Town, 20 the highest bid
der, ON
TUESDAY. the Goth day oil
May next,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-08

The applicant must either M. Ike oath. as
heretofore. before the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Ut the county where he il engaged in
business of the amount of goods kept Nh hand
at the principal seaspn OF sale; or the oath
may I've administered by Justice Of tic Peace
when the person Wanting the license applies
through an agent. If The latter course be a.
d"pted, the following firm will be deemed a
sufficient compliance with the act:
Saint Nary's County, to rt:
On this---day nf--lS62. before
the subscriber, Il Justice of the Peace of the
state vi Mary land, in aud for SAID county.
personally ppeared----al,d declared
that he Intends To apply for Traders Lii
ccnsc under the laws Of the State Ia the Clerk
nf the CIRCUIT Court for Saint Mary's county.
and made oath that the amount Of stick of
goods generally kept on hand by him (nr by
the concern IN which he as enyuged. in case it
is p,rner'hip) AT the principal season IS
sale lor ii the applicant has not precisely en-
gagged in such trade That tie aD,ona Of tie
stock 4t yooots hr expects TO keep, dc. docs not
Tor will nut) exceed s..
Sworn
If the oath nc administered hy Justice Of
the Peace OFT al the county in which the ap-
plicatlon is male. tlieru must be attached the
certificate Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
.he county in which the Justice restless
The rates OF license Of females vendin milg-
livery, &c, whose stock at any season Of the
year does not or will not exceed $500 is ST.
35. ii their stock does or shall rxcctd $500,
r',e rates are the same a. those ul Trailer
License: and the same form Of application
must lie observed.
The Laws require all persons. proposing to
sell spurious or fernented liquors. or lager
beer, IN quantities not less than pint, to ap-
ply h the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in per.
son. ar make the oath lef,re Magistrate, a.
above. stating that he desires a License to sci
srirituous or fern,rhted liquors, as the case
may be, and the Amount vi stock in trade il,
the same manner as those applying for Ira
ders License. If the amount of stock doeS
not or shall not exceed
$500 the rate is 'SlS lC--if tver
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-08

The applicant must then make oath Ia the
Clerk, to the fvIluwing fleet, that hs has BON.
Aide and without Intending to eva,.e the re.
quirements and the Acts 81 Assembly of thi.
State. regulating the is>,,cs III licenses to or
binary keepers ar"l traders. rr'vid~d ard ex-
poets to maintain six gn.l beds with sufficient
clothirg therefor, and three rr~ms more than
sufficient for the private uses Ut said appli.
cant, and stablins anal pruvender Cor FIVE ior.
ses ut least
Ia addition he shall also make oatl, to TIN.
Clerk Of the rate Of rent ar annual value of
the house or place at az In which the business
Is intended :" he Carried OH. II said reut
d'ses NIT exceed
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TRUsT8B'S SAIR.
OF VALUABLE .
REAL ESTATE.

vly virture Of drcreG vi the Circuit Court
- for Charles c"atity, sitting as Court
OF Equity. The Undersigned, a. Trustr, "'if
offer a, Public Sale ut the Court II 'u<e os
in Port Tobacco, To- tie highest bit.d.r on
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PIT. CEDAR POINT,

to the highest hif:der. to paw the Take. and
legal charges thereon due fur the year 1861,
and fhe same when sold. to h" irans fpr-ci bv
deed oil bargain and sale 10 the purchaser
thereof
BIZ order,
n G. COMBS,
Clerk to County Commissioners for Saint
Mary's County.
April 18th, 1SG2--ts.
NOTICE IS.HEREEY GIVEN, That the
sale Of the ab"ve land will take plare at the
Great Mills Stare, i'm the Factory District, ~,
SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF MAY next
between the hours of | and 4 o'cl"rk, Z. NJ.
II. NJ. BOHANAN.
Collector fur 1861.
April 18th, l8G2-2Ol.
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I hereby certify that was present aud in fall
view of the difficulty which occurred on The It'll
"f tins month between DR.. Robert Neale and
his son and Mr.. J. w. md Benjamin Tipret:
that was employ eel Ia d" some Jobs Cor Mr.
w TIpEett at tie time the said difficulty occur
CURED: that DE-. Neale and son came where 1
was at work and ir9ured for Mr. J. w. TIP
rett. and dlrer'ed themto the place where he
WAS at work. saw DIR. Neale and son ride
where Mr.. Tipreit was, and further, saw DR.
NeaIe strike at MIR. T'ippett with club severa!
times. then saw MIR. BENJAMIN Tippeu go to
his nephew.s assistance, and on his approach
heard the report Of pistol.
After the report Of the nis'"i, saw Dr. Neale
and son riding away from the Messrs T,preits
in considerable haste. l then saw Dr. Neale
aud son stop and | saw the DR.. ride up to has
son and receive something from HIM which !
supposed to he pistol They then wheeled
their horses and rode IN the direction Of the
Messrs. Tipre's for short distance, and I'M
mediaieiy wheeling their horses again, role
briskly away from Mr.. ]. w. Tippeit's prem
ises. ! certify that I did not see Bobby Nrale
seize attempt To take hold Of or Interfere with
DR.. Neaie at any time. and | further certify
that the Messrs Tirpeits remained IN the field
and aoul the place where the difficulty occurred
until DR.. Neae and his SON Robert had left the
premises.
CORNELIUS F. HILL.
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Persons applying for Ordinary Licenses in
which spritnous or fermenied liquors or la
ger ieer IN to be sold in Quantities less than Il
pint must make application to the Clerk Of
the Circuit Curt I;'r the county in which the,
reside, and must also lie recommended by twa,
respectable free!,oIdcrs in the immediate vi
entity OF the appicant-wl,ch may be made
in the following form:
To tie Clerk Of tho Gr-uH Court
far Saint Msry's County :
We, the undersigned, freehrlders Of Saint
Mays county, living in the Immediate vicin-
ity "f--- who is about to apply to
you far license to Keep An ordinary at -
.In said county, 60 hereby recommend hin,
a. suitable person to obtain the lice,lse---
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THURSDAY, the sfh of May

NCNt,
tIf fair, If not. the next fair day thcreafter.1
between the h"lrs uf l2 M. sn,i D O'Clock, ~.
m, all tina, tract or parcel Of land ealIs'l aud
kzown by the name nf
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On second thought will now submit the
certificate nf Mr. G.. F. Til! and let the pulfic
knew the truth ut once.
b TIPpETT
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THOMAS l.. DAVIS. Shift
: f"r Saint Mary's County
April 10th, 1s62A6w.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM WASHINGTON.
ErOn-Clads Running the Blockade
Off Charleston a Hoax.
NEW YORK HARBoR DEFENCES.
Changes, Assignments, SC.
Reported Disaster to the Federal Army a
Oanard.
GEN RAJ Err.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.
The story about an alleged iron-cad which
run the blockade off Charleston harbor, is
traceable here to an event that occurred more
than month ago, and which was soon after
wards published. The Flambeau's rifed guns
made no impression upon the blockade runner,
simply because none of the random shots
struck her. The rebel steamer ran by the
Flambeau during the night
Much of what is said about the rebels being
reinforced with iron-clad vessels from Europe,
finds no confirmation at the Navy Department,
which is not Indifferent to obtaining facts on
that subject.
Gov. Morgan and Collector Barney are here
in relation to the defences of New York har-
Dor. 1t is understood the proper departments
have acceded to their request for adequate and
immediate protection, and the requisite orders
for that purpose have already been issued.
Lieut.. Com. L. IL. Newman has been de-
tached from the iron clad steamer Gaena, and
acting Lieut.. James Parker has been ordered
to that vessel. Lieuts. John Weydman and
Il. III. Sampson have been detached from the
Pawnee at Philadelphia. Commander Sartori
has been detached from the command OF the
Florida and ordered to the command of the
Cyane in the Pacific. Commander S. B. Bis
sell has been detached from the command of
the Cyane and ordered to the navy yard at
Mare Island, California. Capt. S. b. Green
has been detached from that yard and ordered
to the Atlantic States. Second assistant En-
gineer Boynton has been ordered to the gun
boat Winona. T. w. Drummopd has been an
pointed acting Assistant Surgeon in the navy.
Applications for masters mate in the navy
should be forwarded to the Navy Department.
with statement of their sea service aud with
recommendations from the captains with whom
they have sailed. and also their age.
Inquiries have been received here as to al
legged disasters TO the army of the Potomac,
involving the safety of Washington and re-
capture of Harper's Ferry. Reports of a sim
liar character have prevailed in Washington
during the present week. but they were not
considered worthy of serious contradiction,
having no truth whatever for their foundation
Mai Gen Fitz John Porter yesterday issued
the following general orders from headquarters
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-14
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
United States District Court.

IN ADMIRALTY, BEFORE WARE, j.
THURsDAY-Jamcs McArgia, V. George H.
Marshall.
Libel for wages as I'd Mate of brig Wild
Hunter. The lisellant claimed that he shipped
as I'd mate of the vessel at Halifax, at SIS per
month and that he did not sign any shipping
paper, parole agreement being made between
the master of the vessel and himself, and that
Capt. Marshall promised him his discharge on
the arrival of the vessel at this port. The re-
spondent alleged that McArgia shipped to go
the voyage from Halifax to Demarara, thence
to Portland, and thence to Halifax, as COM
mon seaman at SIG per month. In proof of
this he brings forward the shipping papers, to
which libellant's name is affixed with "his
mark" Capt Marshall testified that libellant
placed his mark to the shipping papers and it
was witnessed. The libellant testified directly
to the contrary and for proof that he could
write referred to the libel to which he had
signed his name.
Judge Ware decided that the shipping paper
In conjunction with the testimony of the Cap
tain, was proof that libellant had agreed to go
the voyage. The voyage not being concluded
the libel must be dismissed. +. Fox for libel
LIANT G.. III. Marshall and Geo. ii. Starr for
respondent.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-14
Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.

The PRESIDENTS LETTER To GEN Nc
CLELLAN.-The Washington corresp tldent
of the New York Times says:
at is understood that the President LIS fur
nlshed copy OF his letter to Gen. Nc jlellan,
ana on which Mcclellan failed to act, j. Gen.
burnside, Tor the consideration and lidance
of that officer. The President has al 10 read
THIS letter to various parties, and it will no
doubt be given 10 the public. 1t is t.ument
which will elevate Mr.. Lincoln in the esteem
of all thoughtful men, and will show conelu-
sively that he has not been content fifth the
nominal position of the Commander Chief
but has studied the great principles uItlerlying
the conduct of military affairs"
A BANGOR SKIPPER PICKED 1.-THE
Bangor Times states that on Satui ay laat,
while the Kennebec steamer Easter, Queen
was laying at anchor in Gloucester harbor,
some of her crew picked up a boat obtaining
man by the name of John Neal, hal ing from
Bangor, and skipper of the fishing chooner
b. X. Hough, OF Gloucester. Had hen been
rescued at that time he would have triited to
sea and been lost, as he had gone as ore from
his vessel, and in attempting to retpJn, was at
the mercy of the wind and wave
SOLDIER DEcEAsED.-Nathan c. 'readweli
of Company |, 35th Massachusetts, Regiment,
died in the Winchester Seminary Hospital at
Frederick, Nd, on the 25th of 5,ctober, of
diptheria. He is supposed to ha,} belonged
in Maine. Further particulars maj be learned
by addressing L. p. Rowland, Jr., Ybung Mems
Christian Association, Boston.
AMERICAN SILVER IN CANA (A.-It is re-
ported that American silver coiniis very plen-
tiful in Canada; but it is limited that the sam
Piles in general currency are not such as have
been made at the United States Limits. Coun-
terieiters are reported to have done heavy
business among our Canadian nfighbors.
% What good lesson til, old matron
taught to children, when she sid: "Children
you may have anything you want, but you
mustn't want anything you carit have"
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-14

ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN GooDs UNDER A
FALSE forenoon the 26th of Oct, Messrs.
w. & c. r. Milliken of this city received an
order, purporting to be signed by II. b. Rice
& Co., of Etna, for two chests Young Hyson
tea. Not having that kind of tea on hand they
wrote back word to that effect, stating that
they would order it if requested. Subsequently
another letter came, purporting to be signed
by Rice & Co., ordering three chests of best
Oolong tea instead of the Young Hyson. Be
fore receiving the latter order the Messrs. Mil
liken met Mr.. Rice in this city, and he, upon
being informed of the circumstance of the
first order, said it was forgery. When the
second order came they took measures to have
the culprit arrested. Accordingly bill of the
tea was sent by mail, with request to the
Postmaster to arrest the person calling for it.
A notice of the facts was also sent to the De-
pot Master. The Postmaster neglected to ar
rest the man who took the letter containing
the bill out of the Post office, but the Depot
Master at Etna arrested him when he called
for the tea. The fellow proved to be man
named John c. Stickney, who is said to belong
in New Hampshire. He made resistance when
he was arrested, but he was secured and
brought to this city, and in the Municipal
Court yesterday, was bound over to take his
trial at the Supreme Judicial Court. He gave
as reason for his conduct, that on Thanks
giving day he was to be married; and wishing
to make his intended some presents, he adopted
this course to raise the money.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-14
Removal of Gen. Mcclellan.

The removal of Gen. Mcclellan occasions
little surprise, being regarded as the natural
sequence of the Northern elections. " In,be
citity" 1--WE use John Van Buren's word,) in
the conduct of the war having been the grea
point made by the Democracy, their partia
success on that issue could be construed in NJ
other way than as an indication of a popula.
wish that there should be change in the com
mand of our patriotic army To this wish, tn,
President has cheerfully and periodically re
sponded, and the Democratic party may be as
sured that they are now to have that "por
rigorous" prosecution of the war for whicl
they have clamored. Whether they will rel
ish it, or not, after they get it, is an other mat
ter National Repub.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-14
Great Frauds on the Government.

NEW TURK, NOV. To-
1t is stated that nearly million dollars have
been lraudulenty obtained from the U. S. sub
sistence department of this city, within eigh-
teen months. Two of the parties, named Sol
ONION Kolinstrow and G. b. Tracy, brokers,
have been arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette.
They have been in the habit of purchasing
bills in the subsistence department for half
and sometimes a fourth of their apparent val
ne. Parties were employed to hunt up con-
tractors, who had subsisted men, and some of
the latter were led to sign bills for subsstng
one thousand men, when they had really pro-
vided for only one hundred. As many as fifty
persons are implicated, and quite number are
already in custody.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-14
War Items from Tennessee.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
The following is a special dispatch to a
morning paper:
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. ~. Breckenridge
sent flag of truce from Murtreesboro' late
last night, asking for an exchange of 10 pri-
soners.
The main rebel force is falling back to the
South, under Polk and Buckner. Bragg has
resumed command, Gen. Joe. Johnston's
health being too much impaired for field SER
vice.
Gen. Rosecrans has ordered the impressing
OF rebel negroes for fatigue duty; also the or
ganization of q negro pioneer corps on his
Corinth plan.
The rebel Gen. Breckenridge is sick. Union
refugees are preparing TO return to Murlrees-
boro'.
Preparations are being made to elect repre-
sentatives to the present Congress from dis
tricts in Tennessee on the occupancy of the
federal troops. Gov. johnson will probably
soon issue a proclamation to that effect.
The reports in Northern papers of the rebels
Smelling and burning part of Nashville are ut
terly unfounded.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-14

RETURNED SoLDIERs.-The following sick
and wounded soldiers arrived at the U. S. Ho-
tel night before last:
Edward Savage, 11th Reg, sick.
Allen Harmon, Co. c, It'll Reg, Winn.,
wounded.
A. H. Burroughs, Co. F, 7th Reg, Buckneld,
wounded.
G. G. Saunders, Co. F, 7th Reg, Minot,
wounded.
These men stated that they were furnished
with transportation from Washington, but
were out of money, and had had but two meals
since they left there. Mine host Myrick, with
his usual liberalty, furnished them with an ex-
cellent supper, and has taken good care of
them since.