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90 nvery TO me, at the viiisge Of BIa -
densburg, Prince Seorse's county, Md, of
property Of a II. Warning. deceased, of the
county and State Aforesaid. Albert il verySs
when spoken to; and about feet Is or u inches IN
hight He 10 well known in WASHINGTON and IL
no doubt lurking in that place OF It's vicinity will
give the above reward no matter where taken.
= DlONYSIUS SHERIFF.,
EX'r of H. II. Warning.
The Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro Ga
s;:ts coy until forbid and charge the sdvsrsiserl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

w svssxs. bstNss1 LIST aad I'd sfs-The subsori-
ber respectfully informs the public that he has re
opened the above pleasant retreat for this season,
and that hereafter on every Monday and Thursday
q 8 O'CLOCK M. there wll DO band Of muno In
Gallery have been. erected for the amusement Of
visitors, Clubs and assooiations oan have the use
sha re % ss' II.
deavors TO please oil VINO may honor him with their
lresenoe. In A-SmHl ERNSY LOEFFLEk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

Ohice-No. IL Washington Building, PTnY l.
ysn:a avenue, corner Of Sevent ST. e., We a G
ton, ID. C. j-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

Doors Open Is ~; performance sT * o'oooT.
THE WASHINGTON ACADEMYoB MUSIC,
i No. 269 Penn. avenue, south side, between
9th and 10th SITS. Eyeiy evening EaEE con-
CERT Of the beat classical and oper6 music, Der-
formed BY eminent artists in their finest style.
SEIDELEk, LIST prima don ma singer, has been en-
gaged. and will entertain the audience with her
delightful songs, Duets, &o. The concert oom-
menoes at4 p. m. daily; The best OF refreshments
for the preservation Of order
10 Il I'm HENRY kOSEN1HAL, Prop'r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07
M A M M o r n gill

III To night. Neg Songs, New Dances, New
TIN iMMENSa COMPANY.
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DR.. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
is warranted TO cure Scrufuis, kTysps a., Ring
Y rn, Scsd Head, Salt Rho m, Ulcers. Fever
sores, PlDple', a1d every dis~se OF the Skln, OF
Whatever nature
Joy TO THE AFFLICTED.
IL cures Nervous and 0ebll tred Suferers. and
removes oil the Syn ptomf, among which viii be
found
IndIsDosition
to EXertlon, Loss OF
Power, Los of Memory,
Difieulty OF Brss thing, Sen
eral Weakness. HHrIor of Disease
Weak Nerve, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror of Death, Night Sweats. Cold
Feet. wakefulaess, Dim ess of Vision, L6n-,
guor, Universal La.sGtude ofthe Muscular System.
Often Enormous Appetite, with Dyspeptio
SYMPTOMS, Hot hands. r luehing of the
Bodv, prJEess OF the ski, Pallid
CCuntsnsn,e o, and Eruption on the
race, Pain In the Back,
heaviness Off Eye
lids, Frequently
Blaok spots
Flying
bsfore
the
Eyes, With Temporary suffusio and Loss OF
Sight. Want of Attention. Great Mobility,
Restlessne ss, with II rfor of Sooiey.
There symptoms, If allowed to 20 on which,
this Medicine Inv aTabiy removes-soon 10 lows
LOSS OF POWER, FATUITY AND
EPILEPFlC FITS
So don't be oast down lie ye ever so III,
But 60 and partsks HIS SUI error sfl.l-
Tha! never has failed, there sre hundreds can tell
Who are brought from des'h's door now happy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

A PPOLLO, CONCERT SALOON, late New
a York Saloon, near Browns, National and
and most aEreeable place where gentleman really
can enjoy an evening in this town. We defy oom-
Of this oelebrated COMPANY: Miss Annie West,
Queen of Song; Billy Worrell. the champion Negro
singer and Dapoer, and Q host of others. Signor
Tberipi presiding at the piano. Prof . Nsohman,
Vol knownfor hls ability. lsads the orchestra.
New York Saloon. Concert commences at o'cik,
till 81 O'Clock. ID. FREY, Proprietor. je 2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

USE III The E Fl PiM fflE BAN
ISL Elk. You cSn gain hve
p0un1s of healthy A ssh ser mon h
BY using Or. TNmblsty's Pimpls
BdntSksr. 1t 10 lnvAlua ME for re-
moving Pimples, Blotchss. B :.
Tan, Freokies. Ssllovnsss and ell
Impurities and rougrnsss of the
fkin, lea Wing the cams blooming
with beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

CKIaINAL CouRI, July ia -Thcs MeOsnns
was acquitted Of larceny.
The case Of Gilbert Vsnderwerken, charged
with an assault and battery with intent 10 I'LL
Geo. Hill, was taken up, and 10 still on txisl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07
BOARDING..

SIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE
- accommodated with Board sud Furnished
Rooms at the Boarding lprlvate) House on 18th
street, between and K, No 40S. jeS2v'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07
TO be Good LOOkfus.

OLbEAGEs liADEr TO
BEAUTIFUL,
You may obtain . hand
eome complexion. ex empt
from Pimples, Blotohes,
TO-, BY using
DR.. TUM BLETY'S
PIMPLE
BANISnER.
Price, OIL per bo.t!e.
Sent BY mali or express
to any address.
Offce-No. IL Wash
inston Building, PennsJl.
vania avenue, corner OF
Seventh street, Washing
ton, y. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs 80 cents.
Doors open At N; performance at 81 O'olooK.
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ErAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, o, this I.t of
", July, one Back Cow, with white head sneN1a
fpeokled Gov. with white he,d. black spot
on left eye; one red Buffalo Cow. white face and
yhlse aeross her shoulders; also, red and white
the same By applying on this premises OF Mr. Mat
lngly. tFourteenth street road, above Crystal
~ 5Ss Mr.. Wkl. F. JONES, Tenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

JOS. ]. MAY,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
betveea sth and lotl streets, Ef 81 q
jes-lm.f WsShlngton.D.C,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

INFORMATION wANTED-Any inforustios
OF my relatives or friends wou be GLAD to re-
ceive here at 1t. Joseph Hospital: PhIlsdeiPaIas
jy SIS ISAAC MAI,LANER.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
CORPORATION NOTICE
FOR Tnn AEDEMpoN TENEMENs sorD


in Ind Of New York. dmub@m in following
at by
AM d
mentioned IN
unless be or
which will be "h dh 7h sA ra %h 1ah 1 a 1
2dad2 2 days of an
said for of
and
sIe@sh
Clerks Of dAnma
orFNAMB
NywY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-03

a u . 4 I< a & Il
" As FiFzxEs-Y sKNf-AHyyAL 6T47E
-AksI u c1s eosstalez II sls EUkf LSBC-
RASt-k COIPAsf. ef EAe tssS n -ss@s y-sk,
on p< Il; dss ~ JsDs<hrs, Issl,
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:

rr-T scroct uocsr. rocEra s1krrf'
rvx J pg0vS. r4srcs
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Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR T1tE SPEEDY CURE or
Intermittent Fever, or Fewer and E~us. Raxus<
4-Fsser. chil Fever, Danb Ague. fsrlod.esi Hs~a
vcrs, indeed Tor the whole ciaSs of dis
eases or iglAtlng IA hillary derAngc-
ueaf csnsed oy TIE EsiEria y
kissnsue Coanu1es.
We Ge enabled here % olsr &c oomrlrLi,, :
remedy ~hsch. While it eure> tse Eso~s oony .inl
with oer1klrry. Il st.l perfrctiy harmless 4 a.,
quantity. suSh remedy Il invaluable IA disti b
where these sfiesins disorders prevail 1ls 'cnrs'
expels tho uiaEnatic poison Of Fever and que fror
the system. ard prcs~uts the develoFnseut Of a..
dlsasse, tsksa % lie hEst spproacaef fts r-eusax
tory synpsoas Il Is DOT only the best remedy evsf
yst discovered Cor this elAs< or oornplanS kut A..
the Cheapest. The large quantity sgppiy for /.
dollar brings II within the reach cf UrcsN lsiv. A.
In bliens districts. ~hsro FessE 49, Aga prvssi4s
ever body should have il ard frceiy toth "a
AMI protection. A great superiority of si..-
rA1eiy over any other discovered for TIE sl..
dy ard ccrtain q Iutermfterts X that n e.
tAias no Qa.hlns u mineIsi. oSns~s 0snty IL pross
css no eusnism or other injurious effects ~hsis,.s
upon the constitution. Tho>e erret hy d are is ~
he.lthy A. II they had Eesor had the dlseAse.
Fever and Agao not aione The consequence q IL.
miaxmAtic poson great yarfe1y of a Iir1s
from IL irritation, an0ES ~hich az
Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Gout Hsaascha, BIlnAa.--
Tuoshsche. Earachs. Ca.Arrsh. kbthma, palla
tation, Painful Ancction of the spleen, Hys'
terios,rain In the Bowels. Colo Paralysis
aud DersDgoaaefst of tho stomach,
All q which, ~hsn isinAtins IN this cause yur "a
The Intermittent tyTe, g become rcfiodiesl. To
s-cukx exysls the poison from the blood ana Goa.
seqoontly curc- them all alike. Gt s invalusbI'
protection 90 Immigrants aud rr-rons travelling -
temporarily residing Ia the m&lAricgs dslricts !.
taken cccasionsiy daiis while kfosei 10 tho a.
fecfion, that VIII be excTeted frcm the sysuesn an.
cannot accumulate Ia sufficient quantity o. ripsI
into d'sease. Hcbcc II 4 even more valuable "a
protection than cure, aud fs~ viii rursr lr.,
lnfermiti~nts II they avail them s.itfs - ths H.
t.ction this remedy a5erfs.
So Prepared - ps-J. C. AVER A. co.
Lowell. Massachusetts,
a. cur fehedifs 81 ~ ss.e :. n CtNnanas
Haufe.
whoies2ss By AlIxs Co.. CinoinI.ti-
iunl-sdson-wsog
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-03

Lsssa Nav>rt--nsns. ffiF eoat. peF ssa-Es e-sh
sso-f.e.yry srrAngsussnis maze ~.La ane>s ~fe
.tsh - ADVERTISE 81 the year. ~itl, the pns4sge q
sharenx a. plsasurs. Yesriy s1xe-titefs. ee~ssers
IN Il eonaned suiciy y thssr fexul-f te-lnesa.
.zri . ~ p.st .ssrrferit- -,
Asssrtisu.sDEs IN ~ spssfai 1879 sssn NJ al
- charged to prres.
Aay-rti.asess ssys eosss1sly .. - is-s-<. :
ns.l~.s ro1se. ya1llsasd a IN loal saaEaE-, Il
TO fs-~ a unier 81. be cAaFTei ~ ekeh inse-'n
Al. n over tan linss. tsr nsats pr hse.
as..Ftis@su@rfs srnt Il ioE sreir<i t-atss 80
-. ln...rtsa thros moutns, unless pftsfsa a.
49, Alteration G, slaa1ins stses t<et.en. al
es.,,s !, a resss~sl q he sAzns anlss< esaeFwiHa
Aus.s.lsafs eandlistss fsi tie u sssfy 3s-tlP-
ac I'll bs eh .rged Wt2 90 ~ es-s s-sae n the D-y
ara $40 in the "a AL we~sAS. a-lsss :. al
ts.krurs Sft BE- uafe for Inserting tns ns>-e~s u
e. tsr.ers o<s~lis-. Aseceist-ons - follc~s-
rer sacb nesiee not sxeestlnE ltaes - e<-ir -
a \ insegfioG, ossf eight line a. tss rate.
Al.r.s4acins le-iAs s.ll4 fsaezsi notloe sii-1ff.
Sessees a Fs~uvsis Ficui<s al FxcHrssoas gotten
: 8y lntivltaals o. SssociaIous, Or = eaGfeees.
L1rsl afesrsi seuae1s. Inserted The sxPsa.e q
kttorasys orisriBg. Al paymsnt ast % y delaycs
&. tle legal 2roceiir - ~ cil.1t9 le - - -s--
t1.s- rstisAs. ~ ..oounfssls for sAs -ccarasy -
go ssssFtl-et.<n- -. sslt tir ADount ehark-i Tor
-. p1lrcaio-- U0s
he w seklv Express
sosusA-i .v-r, w.an-si-5. al. 20 pr anauEn.
-.fvafce.
&Svo Daper reut -ttAoai TIC nsaoy. nor eoniina-
longrr ilms than pad fos
stntc. Oh Advertising In weekly,
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a IN. Ftr'FEEs Nkfs kSs tiIEEsf sTHEErss
EEv. {. ". TTrCn, Ezlrox.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.:

DzvI,n szsviess ~la be held &c ,he iolle~i
Churrhes ~seklyf
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VIA FHII.ADELPHIA on ALLESTONN
Roat Tickets To BOs tom
aooa u. any q he poat Line~
Tiso Dolly Connections fre~ HsrrIsssrci 70
Rslfiners and WssAirgsea
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROTGH-AfI.
TRANSFERS FREE
Pare Always a. Low a. by any othss Route
Ruu Tickets ria Pitts
burg.
TICKETS FOk SALE At ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FREIGHTs.
~ lhls R.1te Freights - 81 d--crffro1. Cd =
s.rwarse. frorn fhusteipAs. Nee York. p<@ia1 -
RsluEaers. - any point Re Rsilfosts - ohio.
Kertarky inilaaA. llilnois wt-noosu. I5es. ~ NJ
sssar. - kAllfast direct
Th~ rransyivsris Rsilfesf sl>o cuan-ets e. T-tls
hurxe wliA stsanaefs. by ~As<b 0eots Ca - sr
wa-ie1 - a1y pert 81 the Ohio. kaskinEusa. kea.
turky, Tennessee. Cumberland. nlinoss. ksx.si,.g.
wis<...sa. Mlssorri. Kansss Arkk - Ri Ev-
srs. snd ~ Clerslsr4. Ss1tasky al Csrsso sftA
e4a-.ers - sIi fsrts er the SarTk Western IA.s.
Hsrchznts sut sl4rper. eotrnsirg tLe txsnss-srts-
soa - thetr Pr- at - he Cszpsny. r<ly .-tl
cnsiaa@ssr~ - fte speedy trsnslt
-HE RArEs Oh FkKlgHT = any posnt " tAs
Wet ~ ths Pennsyi rN1ia Rziifost II al tine.
a. fsvurahle az chsrgsa - rsheF Rsire.1 On
psnies.
R>psruc.iSz % =.-s pscs 49, ~. rwsssrss $50
ksusnsr."
2 = sSEEnFR. FhllsdeifA
NAGRAw a CooSs. - Sc-tA -. R@lrn,s~s.
lEECH 90. Ne Assax Hosse. - Ne Asstk
Wiiitkns 81. Ntw yark.
-IEFCH Co. - Stsse - Be-ts>
u. n hoJsfu<. tsez.efsl Fsetxht krsuk. f1l.
xScCH fkNfs o~atrsl ssp't Altsss... Peun
= y aV<sr sssz~rN sss-< ..r~s ssxs>s~srs@.
e~<t~iT
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bt-N''%TtA
DOabie Entry Book Keeping.
Adapted TO every department q Inland aud For
sis eenInsrce, By ihe aatAo- Of pul's sSsterns =
Stock AID Parihaslip Rocks.
ExenipiIfying numerous cares Of dsflcuIt opening
and closing. ehsnscs in firms, Sc.. supplied " tic
authors forfy yesr's experience IN business
The Seftfeners of Single Entry Pvrtrerskip
Books.
Generally so nite understood that Two Professors
OF Book &ceping' IA this city. nty made cuf
bnriness balance shcos containing Is 600 errorsi
Recflfpng DergE3cd Double Entry Books.
A frequent and highiv responsible duty. enplsinsd
IN 70 other treatise socounts.
Caapoips SINGLE 10 q DoHtie Entry Ledcer
Illustrated fer nc Arst time IN Das Dook- -kesp.ag
The Pirate Ledger,
For keerlnS Tie results Of ls bu.snsss private lao
often desirut by exfentivo Erms, renssns wholly
unknc~n - Tho pupils ~ al c'heT Commercial
Schools.
Basfness Cor-espe zderce-
Tne volume q Du1s sanusorip; Business Letters
Atords The ncs; conY'ete ooasse q Instruction "
Business Forms
Systematically srsngst Aad i.nsht 4 cenDect.co
With he sook. of rrsctses
Commercial Computations.
inslrdas numerous business opeFstoss n-vvr thor
oust,y taught n other schools.
Commercial and OrHgraatol Penmsas.v
BY W II. Dss snc c. c. Cochran. .uthors a he
Se~ -ditons of tlo Gems u PsnDsn>lip sui Ssv
School Copy Books.
Tes popularity of teess improvement, ant '1elr
elegant business writing affect ths ssv.otsg~s a
| tAls department over all other toll~ges E2st %
West Ths enlarged s4itioa Il DAT D-Desa's
| Gems 81
Business and Ornamental Peama 1ssy,
10 the most complete Self Instructor pnbiisbei sie.
gsBtiy eouud. naefi 81 rosipsiS, FOR sS
Dur q Gnucsn's New scbool CoT- Roc<>. tnel5
engraved, ~itA the authors iafEscuoas % eszl
| cover. % eents per sossr.
The Cheopess Copy Book ia Case.
FOR frll particulars. .end for our elegant nr~ CIR
c1lsE. pp es. ~fth samples q cur PENN me wri
| ing. incaosing e,uts. 20
r. p. DUff son, Principals.
sr strAagrs vii pissss isSsira or rsgussuos
| ln the e.ty. where ws are hest kn0~n-
nsr7etwl
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N EDlcAI.


T. conssitsssonsi disease. q ,o-rupaon ~ a..
Il bioeds Il ~lieh this rrid becomes vIst,d. wal
Whole boty. and may barst N es.s on 2ly psrz
of e. No organ = free frozn Is sftEckk nor s tfer-
o1s shich i nay poi destroy. lie scrofulous sasrs
s.s,sss.s e.s.se q .nssssS.s eisease lc. lying
nlty hAoits ths esprss<.ns vioss. s. above AZ, ~
s4e venercal Infection NlascveT he 10 origin IL /.
asrsaitxry tn the constitution. dete-ading Ien pa
rels - childrtu uno the third alo fourth guuess-
Ton. tnteec. it seems g Re the rod cf Via che
tbeiT children"
e. eorFn2. q neesoos matte, WHICH, n The luzSs,
hsef s1d irternal orgzas, Il termed tnrberccs "a
t1e ss.n1sl s~slsnEs. 40 he surfAce srarsioz.
eioa esresses the sn@rrl.. q llss. - % AZ .rs-
igas oouPlsints, "a, they hksf far les porer "
Withstand IL sttsrks q ossrr essAses cosscaert-
N-st uuute - parish 1y disorders wisirh slthc1xl
Det scrofa:ou1 IN ther nature srs stll reno,r- =
a. b this tsirt n he systern. Most of ths ca.
sqnp1e1 ~eloA aes.n.,ee tAs hGnsa f~zily lArnss
orig1n direoty In tAis scrofuious oonfsmiras
maly destructive disease Of lAs liver. Az
hrsin. and. indee1. u az lie organs arise froo<
arr aggravated by ne same cause
Que sssrtsE Of a. car pseyis are scrot1lo1s sllSs
their health h undernDcd bytt To cleanse Il frosr
tae systeu ~e must reD0yste he bood ky a. aisx.-
I've nsd'cins, Aod invisofsse q b. ko.iny foot sne
sxerriss- SOL ue1lcins su,pc n
e. ER'S
compound Extract OF 6arsaparilla
ss nao<t ocsesls remedy which lie ncdsc.l AN y
our times exn cev1ss tos this everywhere prevailing
AID fatal malay. oo2bibed frhn The llosl active
reEnecals that have beet discovered Coz the sxpu-
s.aoo q tbs fo1l d1sorter crcua The b.ood,
rescue q he syss<a nsa lls cs<rrervs ootr<-
que1cos. Hence II slocld be employed ior The cure
u nos o1ly ssrola, bct Also tAese etlsr srecssos
which arise froc, Il, soeh
Krupuvs An1 skin Diseases. 81 AntAery- -firs.
Bees. Or kyyspslss, fnplss, rustElss, hotoi-
-, HAlrs ard Bctls, Tufnors. rsttsr and sslf
ehern, se>lf hs<a. k-ng~ora. RAca-
gsLsn. byphilirc AZ herc0rpsl
Dse~sss, Dspsy, DysPepss
Debility, and, iaceed. e.
Co<,isinu arising frox
yirstsd o. Inpurs
Diood.
TIE popu1ar beHsf In srnpursty q she b-o-S.. A.
founded u truth. for sersrsls s dese1sEsoa q q.
blood. rhe particular purpose snt virtue e Ia
sArsspzuis e Ia punfy and rexeoer1-s .,s vltsts.
a. vtthoat which sound hsAlth a tulpozs.hlS u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-30
tNAt ar TORE spohdcbct.1
From the llth Vermont Regiment.
FoRI LINCOLN. tom miles Northeast
from Washington. ID C.. Sent. u. 1862

2 Euu / sfa4
from Wa,bington. n G Sen, d is62
Ep,Toh FRrtwAS Material fdr a letter ofan
exciting nature i M, yerv abundant Vet aer.
haps. bret account Of our massage from Vermont.
! and our situation and citcumstances here would
/ be interesting ID your readers.
j We lei, Bmitleboro on the morning Of the 7th
inst, Afer The hurry aad hustle Of striking tents.
packing baggage and subsistence stores. &C.. Incl.
dent to the moving of thousand men. with
equipments. We went direct 10 New Haven. Conn.
our WY winding long the bank, Of the beautiful
Connecgcu' river Wepassea many fine lookin,
villages, which W. quite alre4t for most Of the
b0y. a Springfield VIZ we're detained TWO or
ihree be- urs. and welcomed by large eoncourse
d people, Who brought 10 Us eatahles OF all
KIND, and in gtca, abundance. We arrived MI
New Haven about six 2. NJ. and immediately
went On board tie boat awaiting us Altar taking
Their ra'ian,, the bow, wee soon lost In sleep.
having for their aed. the bare Geek, with their
kuapslcl, iaf Il pillow. We arrived II Jersey
CiN. IL 3 4. NJ, and after RECEIVING our at'ons
upon The wharf we started Tor Washington, pass
ing through pHihdrehH. where we we're kindly
received, and furnished with dinner at the Union
Rene. Assertion, which, BIZ The way. is i verv
good and most welcome institution for tae weary
solder when on hi, WAY to the scene Of conflict
Weauiyed ia Washington hra II the afternoon
20 the 9tt inst. and taxing oar nlions at the
-" Soldier, Rest" a building nr the purpose Of
feeding older, IN the,r arrival there. we retired
To oar quarter, which we're uear by. The next
day, a5out eleven O'Clock. We were ordered to
Clpi,ol I'LL with all our camp equipage; it Is
about onr halt mi,e behind the Clpilol. Al 8
+ F. NJ, We received orders 10 march to Fort Lin.
calu, our present camp We arrived late in the
evening. Ii mined quite hard during part of our
mlrch, which gave Us foreiasle. or feeling "
rather Of ,hc much talked of Virginia mud. We
encamped for the night in an open field. with
nothing Ut a single blanket to protect US from
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From the Eighth Vermont Regiment


ALolKRs, La, sept. 9, 1862.
naa hoped % give you little history Of our
misiortanes Tor the last few days. but am get
uus to' tiEed ont VIII give you lew lacts.
Loos On your maj and see where Des Aamands
So miles ap There you know Is where
three companies hiNe peeu stationed sometime.
some I'VE weeks asy thf Mayor anu l. win seN-
taty mer went ~ T. boaues' eght mites oeio"
sne marched straight t. the river ana 'hen NJ
the uts. hNe miies 90 idyior pahtauoh'
fHgp1 ~ horses, muies' cattle sheep. car.
raees a.. In i lgN 4AYs the N9l2neL started
aa' over .1e SAINT sfouhu' 0ht went iouf mice
tnaFs iaYl9r 90 lhr r'ag bank \ company
ot Massachusetts, ed'a'It "eeomIaniea nun
ihtr Tad iltut Husb win aenuI tVV sueIIi-
las at the = Neeo place lour mlies aoo'e
Taylor s, iH9e over h0hdfed thousand dollars
H9stA g. aoraas cattle Nc.' Aoa fetutheu, lo
twu og lfAe lays alter We ht4Ie .hdt our uati
ot caFs was ~ e attacked W :, buaueS Ry
thus som" 0an+ q At" nom eah s'-aud
tumi rs IRON lies AiamaHdt WIN one cannon
u uaI-aot"med ear We're sent down Z"
" bsat'as iu clear 'he rehcls out' while an
9tAez company was sent on iFon mere TO meet
tneu tf.te. ua trau from les Alamande al
ryad near = hauues hrs.' anu louna inc
sw.ter 44a been eie1nea y run oil the tram.
TINS vent to la.5Ae size Udeh al ap9ut iad
-Fett ana wete hrei a oy ABOUT oVV douole-
Rsgtc. saot guus On tha track WAS al oid ear
winch 'hey suueA WITH great orc, ana many
men we thrown III ~ the eoAisloh. lhese
~er aii shot nut t"e--one 9l Whom ran l2f Tue
Hooa> .nd escaped Nliie 'he o1hti fan lof Tue
next switch and turned u, 50 that tue tram Kept
on and DAD not come to a halt. lhls thoughtful
ae;, Sc orayely executed, saved many lie, and
a'ed ns the tram all q' wa'eh must have lalien
into ;he rebels hands hut Tor thus most gallant
ana dangerous ieat'
Proceeding but two miles they met the up
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| fellows were killed and I wounded This | look
upon as a providence, for only miles farther
on, the track was torn up and culyerts burned,
while men with loaded guns were lying in am
bush As il was entirely impossible to 70 fur
ther, We immediately returned and desired to 20
by boat by the river, but Gen. Butler had
learned in our absence tat the force at Des
Alamande had been surrounded and had surren-
dered aud gwen themselves all up to the rebels
The men were half crazy 10 be allowed 10 20 on
foot or otherwise, to the relief Of their imprls-
oned comrades but The General said ." no, you
have been unfortunate enough, and fresh troops
shall 20 to their AID Immediately 1000 men
were started to capture these rebels. OF their
success we have not yet heard We have had
some men escape and come in who we're taken
prisoners at Des Alamande, and they tell the
circumstances 0t the surrender, It seems that
immediately alter attacking the train at +" Bou-
Ties aud getting hold OF some OF our wounded
men, they put pistols to their heads and threat
ened to Kill them instantly il they did not tell
them all about the force al Des Alamande and
finding wo had bot lj0 there they marched
straight ny the Railroad track When they
got 10 sight they raised flag Of truce T.
meet this, Capt Hall seat It, Mead with men.
These men they put all in front Of their own
and started 70 march N. Capt. Hall then think
ing some mistake must have occurred went
himself with another lAg 70 meet them They
told bin they mad taken both our trains and
cannon and had got 1000 men surrounding him
ami he must surrender, and il he did not they
would pat him with the others in front of them
aud march in and then be surrendered When
the boys saw him give up his sword they spiked
the cannon, threw aIl their ammunition into
the river, and some OF their muskets Some Of
the boys ran into the woods and escaped The
captured were Capt Hail and Lieut. Sargeant
Go. +, Lieuts Green and Mead, Co g, Lieut..
Morse OF 60. t. c.mmandlag battery, and lj3
men
Licut Morse va. taken by negro in a small
boat, SICK and rowed into the river and arrived
here 20 day. Several men have escaped, and
we hope to get the btlanc. soon
One hing is settled shall never ride
on rall road again through an enemy's
country could meet them IN far battle
but 70 be shot in the cars, won d0 We have
abandoned our road entirely now. except for
eight miles