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For the Ab5eville f'ress.
DEATH OF A YOUNG SOLDIER.

Just now he left in youthful bloom,
10 friends short farewell he said:
But now these friends are clad in gloom
The mounrnfui tidings oome-hs's dsad!
But is he genel @, can it bel
His numerous friends in anguish cay
Alas who would have thought that he
20 soon would thus be called away.
hut, on there's one who mourns in pain,
Who had received the pledge of love,
Who fondly hoped to meet again
When nuptisi union they would prove
Twas thus the parting word was given
They little thought tho last 'twould be
That heart with disappointment river
Now grieves with untold agony.
Could one more look have been exchanged
One more. though sad farewell expressed,
1t would have soothed his dying pains,
And now console her troubled breast.
Though flattoring prospects round him
shope,
Though bound to friends BY strongest ties
Let all but cause deeper groan
As Cherished hope itself now dies. I.
Our sympathy those friends may claim
A greater tribute it demands
But tteasussd long will be his name
And each mernento from his hands.
On lifs's broad ocean he set sail, r.
With prosperous vipds. and cloudless sky
While others driven by the gale-r 7
Hes reached port no more to die. z
ENETY-SIx, 1853. J: McC.
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Mn. EDiraA You will please stctc that will
be in Abbevhe with my Sugar, and can be
seen at the Depd on Saturday or at the Hotel
for several days pgar $l.45 and l.5O per-
1b'' by the Barrel Oa k-much oLlige
Yours Respectfully,
-. r. W. HAMILTON.
July S, 1863
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GLORIOUS NEWS.

Last Wednesday brought the cheering i'll
tellgcnce Of a great victory by Confederate
arms in Pennsylvania, and the capture of 4o,.
600 rrisoners-also that New Orleans has been
rec"pturcd by General Dick Wo publish the
kilograms in relation to General Lees victory
in this issue.
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Near Cleveland lives hale and hearty
man whose wife says he is possessed of the
most sensitive feelings, and in proof of
which she states that when she goes into
the yard and saws wood for half day. he
sits by the fire with tears in his eyes.
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ABBEVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY TO- 1863

the effect that the enemy was advancing.
1t may be true but don't believe it. The
health of our Regiment is unprecedented.
1t never was as good. am we'll.
Your friend,
II. w.
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"Ma," said little urchin, peeping from
beneath the bedclothes, II am cold,
want some more cover on the bed"
Lie si'll- my dear" said the mother,
until your sister comes from church; she
has got the comforter for bustle."
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For lie Prcss

DIR. EDiroE: Please annuunce to your rca-
ders that the amount collected from the au-
dienee after the very interesting Lecture OF
-Ar. DeFontaine was sesenty-four dollars,
which We have paid over to 5irs. II. c. Burt
rs Treasurer Of the Ladies Sewing Society.
ISAAC BRANCH,
-- WM. IIILL.
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sB- DR.. J. II. jennings Surgeon Of the 10th
and 18th Regiment, s. G. Vols, called at our
office few days ago. The Doctor is Mt home
on sick furlough-he had not entirely recover
ed hIs health. We hope he may soon.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

During a thunder storm on last Monday
evening the Episcopal church, in this place. was
struck by lightning, causing some damage to
the roofi"g-the injury viii. b. repaired in a
ehoIt time.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-10

The frieds Of JAMES S. COTuRAN an
nounce him rs Candidate to fill the vacan.
cy in the State Legislature, occasuncd by the
death Of Col. James NJ. Perrin
MANY
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-10

The friends Of Lieut.. w a. LEE announce
him ms candidate at the ensuing election,
to hll the vacancy. occasioned by the death
of Col. James N. Perrin, in the State Lcris
lature.
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.

The subscriber acknowledges the receipt of
one hundred dollars from C. w. Sproull sub
scrIbed some titne ago in behalf of their society
ISAAC BRANCH Trcas'r
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S2.56n.

F. T. Robertson, Auctionecr, sold on las.
Tuesday. at an Estate Sale. in Anderson Dis
trict; negro girl l6 years cf age. for $3.50
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
XECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
July. G, 1863.

M COLUMBIA, July 2, 1863.
" MEEAS. information l,ns been received
1 aAhi" department that WILLIAM T.
MOSS. vi was III the Jail Of Rich1and D,str,ct
under dEence of death for the murder Of
James Ph!ps did, on the night of the 9th Of
June. madAh!s escape from the said Jail:
Now thesSfore. J.. MILLEDGE L. BONHAM
Governor q the State of South Carolina. do
hereby ofs&a reward Of ONE THOUSAED
Dol: DOLLARS a the apprehension of the said
" ,iliam IN: 1: and his delivery into any Jail
Said Moss il bout % year, old s feet 10
inches high, ght about l4O iba. dark hair.
we wears moustad and is rather good looking.
lie s e, from wake unity. North Carolina.
Given under hand and the seal Of the
=, State. at Col pbia, this second day of
H. 3 July, A. D. thousand eight hundred
and sixy'thres. III. L. BONHAM.
July SIT
az All the paper. q be State publish twice
week for one month.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAIQANA,
AEBET1ELE DESZNcT
In Equitz
22Q for Portit;>n
John +. Clinkscales
VIM Clinlscales RN
aud others yF
Pursuant t" the 9Er Of the Cour. in this
ease: will arll asAebbevills Court House, nt
Public "n,ery, "nfHe day IN August next Isl
the keni Estate 3Br. Frank c inkscalcs near
Due ear: IN pnrhte tracts, Of which Piats
will he exhibitS Fon the day Of sale
Terms. J, hd years, with interest from
the day OF sa&. Possession to be given as soon
as the growing crops, can be ga,here
fnrchasaes to give Bonds with two good
Screties, ~ costs IN cash, nnd pay for rapers-
~ .sss WM II. PARKER, .cEA.p.
C"nfssiorier's Office,
July G. 1868. TO- If
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FROM OUR JUNIOR CORRESPONDENT.
CAMP 18TH REGIMENT, S. G.. Vols,

A A'ih A'EoiMESI, .. ". VOLS,
SHELnYvILLE, Tenn. June 25, 1868.
Relieved from Picket-Back at the old
Camp by the Rircr-Raim and Mud
I"spection-Col. Hays-At the Breast
acorks-Capt. IVhite-Peter Rickets-
Sad Incideat-Long list Of new Sub
scri6ers-Br'gade Paid Of Rumors
Tile Health, ETC., etc.
Dear Wilson: On Monday last we
were relieved from Picket duty by Ander-
sons Brigade, and we returned to the
grounds Of which we spoke Of a month
ago, on t. bank Of Duck River. We have
had generally very pleasant days followed
by cool nights. Though our men on the
march on Monday suffered much from
heat We have had incessant rains for
two days. Tue sun has not made its ap-
pearance. and we think that we will have
more rain. Tho ground is very wet and
muddy. However, a few hours Of sunshine
will dry it up, and make it pleasant
enough.
On Tucsdsv morning quite unexpectedly
to US our Brigade was inspected by Lieut..
Col. Hays, Inspector General, of General,
Bragg's Staff: Col. Hays, said That the lo.l,
and 10th Regt. had the best kept arma
and accou' remcn,s in the Division.
Three Companies ofthe consolidated Regi-
ment are yet on duty at the Breast Works,
viz: Capt Deans, Capt. uarlee's and
Capt. Lees.
CAPT. J. L. WH1rE.-This officer re-
turned to camp few evenings since for
duty. He met with hearty reception
from his numerous friends in the 10th.
He brings cheering news Of the crops and
tho health Of tie country. The Captain
is in fine health
Peter Ricketts, Wagon Master, Of the
18th, had severe stroke CT paralysis few
days ago, loosing entire use OF his legs
He bas been sent to General Hospital Mr..
Ricketts, was active and perseyeripg in tho
discharge o. his duties:
SAD IscIDEsr.-Recently a citizen Of
This vicinity detected a soldier robbiug his
potatoe patch, where.upon the citizen dis
charged bis SHOT gun towards hun, fifteen
buck shot en ering the body Of the soldier,
n number Of which passed through his
heart. OF course instant death ensued.
The citizen has been arrested and placed
in custody. We trust that he will receive
justice for tl.is rash and unchristian decd.
Enclosed send you another list of new
Subscribers to the "Press." This runs the
list to our two hundred copies from seven
companies, the other three Companies be-
ing on duty on the Breast Works. shall
expect to send you another long list when
they return. l shall ever feel grateful to
our many friends in the 10th and 10th
Reg't. for their liberal support. The Press
in short time will be read by every fsmi-
ly who have sons or husbands here. The
following is the lis: %
Joseph Williams, Lots p D.
b T Pa age. Kaoliu S c.
Miss Mary J Lewis sConewayboro.
Miss Mary Mathis, Wideman's..s
Mrs Laura Lybrond, Ed,sto Mills S G.
II Gullsdge, Graniteville S G.
Daniel Yonce, EIisto Mills.
J c Mitchell, LeesvIle S G.
A NJ Lott Lots Po.
Mrs Emily Douglas, Edisto Mills.
Mrs Mary Powell, GraniteviIle.
M Davis,
Jas Parker,
Mrs Mary Webb,
Mrs Edna A Jordan, "
Mrs E Horlen,
N Goff, Germantown.
Joseph Napier, Graniteville.
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NOTICE IL DEBTORS iXD
CREDITORS.

:, All Persons Indebtk h to the Estate of $. T.
Willard. DE-" "d<Dncw aus. hv ,.,," or nccounl
nrc request al tt'makr immediate Payment ,.
'he nn.i.'signh. and hos.-hnving lemnn,lr
against the L; Ente will i'lr"se present them t,
The same. dup ut,cs'ed
J. {. WILLARD. Admir-.
TuIvS 1872 ~
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1hc Abbebiijc Ptcss.
Friday Morning, JULY 10, 1863.

NOTICE.-A:rangcmcn ;,n.c been made
with Dir. "M II. WILSON, formerly ono of
the Proprietors of this paper, to continue the
publication Of the Press during our absence
IN the army. 1ieis authorized to receipt for
all monies due this Office.
LEE K WILSON, rrop,ieiors.
Jan'y lst, 1868.
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HEADQUARTERS Pnovosr MARsHAL.
Dssfrsf f CesamSid, Aug. Oh. 1863.
Ins Beard Of Enrollment for the District o.
columbia VIII meet 70 hear exemptions as the
City Hall Wellington, On Monday, August
lota. at Q Q. m. and continue on during the
week HRHRY A. ScKHrz
"a 10-6t Captain and Provost Marshal.
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PERSONAL.

NJ OTICN.-MRs. AHOLIAB wishes to inform IN
IN curling persons that she ID ready to read the
past. present AID future events. Can b committed
On various matters of i'm portancs, from ., n,
until p. m., ut No. 90 south 4 street. OaDito1
Hrll, between Let akd ID ste An ll-sts
NHADAME ROSS, tie Cs2s5ra.eA Doers,s eas
I'VE Asfrososfsf, has Just returned, and II now
ready to be consultsn By her friends and tina phs,
- ueuai.' No 33S G street north, oornsR OF 18th
street west. E4 a11l-ets
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AUCTION SALES.

4 ~SS42N4S o&AAo
xK0 A11H1N0oR AND 1o-a011ow
By WA.L. WALL . co.. Asssie.sscs.
At tie Basssv. ss Le.isissa scs, ssscs.s ga ara
feti strssfsss
HGaosss1sAaf Az AgeTtG.S.o ..., s.Ary.e 1
. y:s.f g: ss "a s., :; :: L
eddie Hs:ses. ansns then some very sus
'' 7::$: s 81. Of ''... - b','. H.,.'-
aaM WI. Z. WALL 4 CO.. Aasts.
By GREEN + WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
Gall q franz HOUSE ON 1TH STREET
spa a a: s e & aSGsiGs 9.
Hoa: Ssiss COB ;s 3:
;. rss aSssS n good s.a
to az Z e asss t ;s Is:
By wM. L. WALL 4 co.. Auetio.,ers.
A IRAMD AND BRIoK H0usBs AT AUC.
Il 3. H az
rs. "a s sss :ss :s; "a
basement Frame D!slhns, oontainial roo NJ and
snd :''A
Terms: One half c:sa tne balsnes e siI and
aus WIN. L. WALL { CO.. Aucts.<<
By WIN. L. WALL 4 CO.. Aucsionse<s.
II tie Bazaar, SO Leaisiasa svs., b<,ress 81 ard
10fA streets
x EASasSa afP R Ss
S:::si ss Ies:i.us s,ssss, sesv.ss Sias 1 al "a
Thres hors. ousabusss
r Hs: s se::. S ss sssss wagon.
fivs sstas horse Harness.
auIl VIM. L. WALL & co., Auet'rs.
~ TIE ABOvl eAL1 Is POSTPONED 70
g MONTHS T. kkik Is s Ss,.
CONVENIENT SAIL
BAKERY 'w,'rrr ST. AND EMPTY BAR
Ss sas4 y. Il
m, Icy Seis nperior Bakery s~seSinss, and $40
Terms '''A' in Government f :. 8 aRrExr,
au1s Iohron.l Capt. G. 8. V.
By GREEN WILLIAM, Auctiouesrs.
EXBCUTOR's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
&. sth II tsnt oei5eP nm
ss 81 e
H., WITH genera assortment Of Kitehen Turni'
neeeseary 10 mention.
cash. eR Fl nd. Fl Hsei.
HoussHHoL,D . AND KITCHEN EgRNITuRa
Marble slsb snd Common tables PsTior ana coos.
sna
a.: 4 4 Hr 6 50H SoJ ssfsts ss:,
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

WASHINGTON THEATRR.-The comedietta
ep1itled s,ths Ghost" or "the Haunted House. y
will be performed here tonight. Amer which
Roeita will perform on the corde volante; Prof.
Muller will execute one OF his artistic
violin solos. Other acts will be given and the
whole entertainment will conclude with the
.founs Actress in which play Kate Fisher
Will sustain seven characters.
CANrERBCRY. - Tonight the Zanfretts
Troupe will appear In pRntomine, dances and
acrobatic feate. Nellie Taylor viii delight
with new songs. The Court Of Beauty viii
all participate In the entertainment, and the
excellent Ethiopian corps will produce va
riety OF the most amusing acts. Matinee to-
morrow afternoon.
VARIETIEs.--Another OF those fine perform.
ances which have made the Varieties Music
Hall SO popular will be performed tonight.
The bill will consist Of songs, dance and Ethio.
plan eccentricity, The company is good one,
and they never fail to give satisfaction.
THE DRAFT.-AfteF our report closed yester.
day. the Board of Enrolment heard and dis
posed of the following cases:
II. H. Morton, furnished substitute-Samuel
Owens.
John T. Clements. furnished substitute
Jerry Sullivan, furnished substitute-James
Forsyth.
Jacob Keefer, furnished substitute Oharle.
John Gibson, co.ored.
John 5. Loveicy, furnished substitute-Jno
w mcCdOe.
J. Albert Dan. furnished Observation-Disclosures
MCGOWAN.
Andrew p. Coyle, furnished substitute-lno
DoRahue.
William H. Pearson, furnished substitute
John Smith.
Henry BergliDg, error Of enrolment.
David b. Saufter, error OF enrolment.
Anthony Dorman, children under IT,
Cornelius Madelia (colored), furnished SUBJ
stitute-Samuel Woodner.
Richard Goodchild, furnished substitute
James McDonough.
M. S. v. Heard, disability.
H. b. McElfresh, paid mmutation money.
Robert A. WhitehaRd, disability.
David Irvine, over age.
Jas. A. Shorter, furnished substitute-Wm.
Booth.
g. g. lehman, furnished subetitute-Edw'd
Sewel
Samuel N. Smith, disability.
Charles A. WALL disability.
Pat. II. Donegan, disability.
William 7. Biggs, furnished substituted +.
Wilkinson.
Henry Caspari, fl Finished substitute-Mark
Holland.
A. Eikin, furnished substitnte-J. M. Striff
Henry hoffman, disability.
Vim. T.. Miller, under age.
Michael McArdlee, alien.
VIM. Santry, over age.
John G.. Rusinger, alien
James Quirk, disability.
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Ro.cs.. s,.-,;as on yonr soo-
R.n aaa mice in bars and shsds.
These shall never plague you more.
An t, IL. I insect. thu. .nno,;
1,o, Ever, ,n, r:s and mouse s:.. destroy,
viii ain AZ Seu.a s., %
bugs. &c. Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death
TO rats and mice sold evervvhar.
aa5-2w Dennis 8. BARNES L Co.. New York
SOLDIERS, sr,o,A1 Nor,ox-no xo,- sn., e
vourseiyes r,otses arr h.th n. yIul enT p,H ~
spS sS 5oI .onads bo.s com
q. .: T.; g: 81 S 1s:s s:
ses upon &: most S.sas 70. a.
81: :. a.; RS
elstsa e shs hs:lsl Fey anss .ss
disr Ia msrcS and fishf r;th 81, h ~ ~. svl
port Of bis Whole frsm. Be- In disordsrsd eendi-
n essy s b
hall and Sixth SITS iyI7
gsses s p ss::al k.s asas.
irg;s.ey Less q Pessg, &C., sya.disy a.d .fs:ssE
oeso s Convince The %os ..s,o Ct Il
G:.4s NJ coz :ss:' =: &. s
Dr...... .. I'm r1.yev., s..,... ,u..-..-
ssssSis E:Isss: q 3: Hs.se:S 4:sssss;s.s3::at
Dr.. J. sfiiiin Houskto Howard Association,
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
FURNIsHAp ROOFS 70 RENT, With BOARD.
All 18th street. between @ and II. Also 4
hOOA suitable for an ONCE. an ll.iWr
HUsHAND AND WIrB.-A rood ROOM sua
on moderate farms, Of 31$ Thirteenth ssrest, BET.
Il and 1. Also few table bosrdsrs at SIS per
month. al M-atE
ROARDIAG.-Good BOARDING for gentlemen
~ can be had at 1873 9lth street, near Psnnsyi.
vania avenue. LAE9e and airy reemA The location
u aeeessible ey street e.r. and y In locality veil
the Va and oassssrss.sssr Sspassnsns s1s'a N
an l1-H JOAN T. HARR6LD, Pro prietor.
THE LARGE WELL-1URNIsHHD HOUSE ON
L Capitol hiil, between A and streets, is new
ready, rooms ali laxss, cool and oonyenIsnt, fer
gents and their wives or single GENT Dinner at g.
bfeakfAst from tos. "A l0-9ws
DyRs0Ns DssIRIN8 BOARD NAY FIND ALL
rates, By sppiyins as zSS nth street corner Of =,
three squares vest Of the War and NAyy Depart.
sa: II, e: Of , sas s.
and cas- In every room. 4 fne piano for the uss
Of the boardel6. Table, 6Fst- class Table board
srs taken as 2O per month, With the uss of pef-
fofs. music. &c. jyA Tvs
BOARDING AN9 ROOMS At 81 PlNNsYL-
- vania avenue. nser I'd street. Handsoms
Room. ena sEesileat Dessd viii use q ear.os
(sLEkKS BROH 1H1 D1fARfNlHfB, ARNY
ingson, MAJ As1 eomf0ftable home q o. q tAs
most delishthna locations In WaahingtoA, No. 50
story. new vacant. 8IE my Is
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PIC MICS, &c.

Tn corsr,runrIooas n AZ Assoorar1os .,,..
Geif 1eeond Grand Afternoon and 1vsning a
R1Q MIC ct Green Spring Pavilion on MON
DAY, Aug. II. 1885,
fieketa. admittins gentleman and ladies,
FIFTY C2N9S. =
Etsses viii leave the corner of Hish ana Brides
streets, for the erounds. evsIy half -Four.
q. gsbastin, T. Stanton,
T. KuhnD. r. Warner An Il 81
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTs.
NIorI0l OF ooPARTHlRsHIf.

The ub6srsisnsd heyiAS paxehassd tas stsSk Of
sitiseo: Of sh,i pi:sst ana is yse;s.ss 81 sSss
asvs = E Day issass snass %:
81 the eRi,CE11 snd LiaEox kSsassss. ssicS
they wiz carry on7At ne % sss.a, IL: - s.sa
tewn, d. o.. InssndinG % kesR Axvaya 9. haed .
hrEe eaa sslsst sscrtnent cflIM10n0g1elEs :.
shass Of tAs 1ubife DstsenaAs !. ...~r-vs
Gzoaogsoss. .. o.. Aas. 10, rSs 8 49,
~Mk. WM. q. MArrnnwS rstuvns Ais tANAks
- his many irsenes 1ho nara kind aneueh % fAvor
him Tin part, while Of the iaie arm 81 beAtL
MATfyE&0, ana Uill % pleased Sill to serve them
sAoul6 they be disposed TO give him call.
40 - eoGts e81 ga
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b. THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE oF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GEoRGEroMN.-By virtue OF . deed Of trust
executed by the late Alfred CARTS and wife bearing
date ON the 94th day of Septembsr, 1859, and daily
recorded in Liber ]. A. g.. No. 1888. folios Aa 81,
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia
Of August, at o'clock 2, m, Lot numbered afty.
situated in BeAll. addition to said Gsor eetownr
fronting sixty feet on the south side Of Baali
street and running back the same width TO the
depth Of one hundred and twenty feet with the
Two story Brick House and back building upon the
same. being q frst GLASS residence. Title inaispu
B. P. JACKSON, Trustee.
Ru Is THOS. DOWLIE9, Auct'r
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a: -; 49,. 4 =. ss 6: ss:s - .ss:
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TIE DRAFT.-The Boz I'd Of Eurollmeat III
morning disposed Of the following cases MP 70
the hour Of twelve O'Clock: s,s......
Inosi 81 = Boston. tcol.) furnished substitute
Henry 3 Srs ford. disability.
Mlcnasi w. Kenney, error In enfol10An1.
Marion Taylor, disability.
Fredi rick Ahrens, in service ID March
john M. Rogers, under age. -
II. Zimmerman, under are
Jonn irons, error in enrolment
&. r. Towles, disability
Gun. " s"'s'"a''-"'
Geo. Harrison, furnished substitu.e-Patk
Foley. -
John W. Smith, disability.
John s. Johns, disability.
Patrick White, furnished substi,ute-Geo.
Cagsin Condic., disability.
q. T. Pitnan, disability.
Robert Motherwell, furnished subs.itn,e
James Morgan.
Samuel 7: Croley, only son Of widow.
Thomas Mckenna, alien.
Aug. Peterson, over age.
Thomas Ward, furnished substitute-James
Wilson. Ae'
John Sheridan, only son Of a widow.
James Bridget, under age.
A. n. jacobson, alien
Thomas Spear, disability.
Jonn r. sherman, erroneous enrolment.
Herman Ballen, alien.
John B. Dawson, disability.
Charles J. Columbus, disability.
Cnas. +. Winters, error in enrolment.
PoLIos REPoRTs-Seoo#d Precf~ct-Edward
McLeeman, stealing horses; dismissed.
Third PTecincG-Thomas Linthicum, selling
unlicensed; IS a. James Fountain, riding on
pavement; workhouse. Perry Wright, Moses
Wright, Thomas Hand end Thomas johnson,
batting; q a each. John T. Riley, fast riding
50 a. James Dom, deserter; military. Mary
Chisley, drunk; dismissed.
Fourth Frecinet.-Thomas Williams, drunk,
81 SO.
SirM Prccinct.-Nicholas Angel, drunk and
disorderly; dismissed. Emily Rowland, sus-
picious person; do John Henry, disordsrly;
&1.5s. John Nugent, fast driving SIS. William
Martin, do; 81. VIM. Butler, do; s.,
Trnih Precinct-Chasey Coleman, disorderly;
$2.M. Jas. Hitchcock, drunk; dismissed. Mary
Lee, larceny; for hearing.
REsIeNED.-Dr p. F. Perley, Medical In
spector General, United States Army, has re-
signed, and Medical Inspector Jos. K. Barnes
has been appointed his successor.
WRAPrIEe PAPER for eale ct the Star oniee coun-
ter, at SIX cents per pound jyR
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WI WALL & o., anctionsers, sold yessef.
day afternoon, In front Of the premises, house
and lot in square e45, on Sixth street east near
Prnnsylvanla avenue, for $500. Purchased By
J. r. Boisesu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

CLOUDS MILL SoLD.--Mr. James Cloud has
sold his mill property In Fairfax county, Wiz.
uiRia, about four miles from Alex Sndris, 70
Mr.! L. II Delaney for $3.50. The purchase
win fmmediately repair the works and Pat the
mill in operation.
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FTy TO BUILDERS. agz 4sIglIy
He subscriber has for sale about 10 900 fest a
d - very suporioY heart Ia RI
NORWAY J0IST, HON Is to = fsst lcs&:
,,ss.,m No. a1f water st.eet. aeorsstoEs
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WRAPPIEo PAPER for eale At the Star lice coun-
ter, at six cents per pound. jyR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14
By W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctionssrs,
II 8. A ASh AIGrss SAIL ~ oT PRIzs ao0D

BY W. l.. WALL q CO., Aucttono0fs.
y. AND sLo0f 0LARA Ann. oooDs
once Of the Supreme Court Of the. District OF
Columbia holding District Court fer the said
District, will sell for cash ut the Auction store of
WIN l.. VAL 4 CO, on cornsE Psnn:yiyaai.
18th day of August, commencing at II O'Clock O. m
the following goods aud chattefs to Wit, viz
WRIT No. D.,
l Bag and contents
lot Of Matches
ALSO, WRIT No &C.
fc6 lbs of Tobacco
ALSO, WRtr No. 81
box OF Shoes
box OF Calico
box Of Dress Goods
box OF g.
box of .
box Of 8hoes
bex efShoes and Suneries
box of Drees Goods
6bbls of whisky.
Also. at O'Clock on the Same day, at the foot OF
Sixth street wharf en- the Potomac river viii sell
the SL0OP CLARA ANN, her Tackle. Apparel and
WARD Il, LAMON, o. g. Marshal DO.
Auli VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auoke