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MOTTO.

4 Do PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST lHF
~ Estate of James llays, Jr, js ased, which
t- tc BE- msolNcnt arc hereby notified Go t.r Thorn
Va a hp Nlerk ut Wilson count, Clurt, az Lebanon,
frnn 'ssng, On ur be.orc tho 10Th day of January
ueAt, authenticated iu tha manner prestribod III
law That % mo Fuh dH trbuti0n of tho effects of
-ui estate may DO made among thc creditors OF said
deceAsed All claims NOT eI pursuant o. this notice
viii to forever blrreI. loII II' lau and suuIty TIf4
-tih day o. August lsbs
JAMES A. HAYS Administration
uI jtme- d. URy#, De-, deceased.
a..lH-Hl -pI.uiea too "a uU, pait
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University Of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTNIEN
NINETY,EIGHrH SESSION usss-op.


TIE Lectures Of he Session IgH begin on tie secoa,
Monday Of October and close on he first Of Marcia
One Introductory will be delivered to the Course
Clinical Instruction is Civ throughout the SEES
sion, in the Medical Hall, by the Professors and al
the Hospitals. At the Philadelphia Hospital, con
taing 81 beds, instruction Is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene will be fully taupbl
bye tn appropriate chairs.
The Dissecting Rooms, Under the superintendenct
Of the Professors Of Anatomy and the Demonstration
are open from the middle of September
The Room for Op ratiye Surgery aud Application
OF Bandages, sc Is open early Ia September and
throughout the SESSION, under the snperv sou Of The
Professor Of Surgery
surgical Denons.rato-s @, S. BrsHoP, M, D
! H. LENoX HoDGE, NJ D.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor $50 . siO5
Naturalization Fee (paid once nly),............. s
DIAuuauoh rec, 80
r. Z. ROGERS, H. D., Dean OF the Medical Faculty,
University Building.
SAMUEL PRICE. Jauitor,
University Bulldog,
P. Board may be had at fIom s. 30 70 SGI er
week.
scpl7-2aw-lm&wlt.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies,
o-t ana lOaI
PhiladelpLa,

PHILADELPHIA,
NE REGULAR COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
embrace the English ard q ouck LauguaE.s end
LlieraiuIo-latiu u required aud an coo brAChsi
Whifn couaututo thorough English education, os-
u ia' attei % "a being paid 90 tlo latter by che
PRINCIPAL, a.sst1d by the hest Professor
frtueu is the language of the iami 3, and Is CON,
staff y sposeu iu She institute.
The sciola7tic year commence syTtemi az lHih
and closts July lst For gireu ars ard partition ars
Apply o. mAnAME D'HEEYILLY, PRINCIPAL
H-pl-lme
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Horses Wanted.

fHHE UNDERSIGNED VIII prBcuA-E WITHIN
80 days HaTsas iu l0ts OF % and usvaris, .ub
lac 90 inspection ui lhc GuVaTumuut rrrtoF, Tor
% hlth reasonable price VII le paid.
fut further ATtlcIlIUs apply tI
CHARLIE n. Irwin,
Captain and A q M.
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NOTICE.

rI'nE PARTIES TO rHE FOLLOWING CLAIMS
Sled with the Board Of CLAIMS, al the Capitol
~ heseby notiaed that the Dpoket will be tskcn up
~ Investigation ~ follows and they requested
10 be present with their witnesses
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q superior Rockaway fOr ale,

A VERY HANDSOME ARTICLE, FOR A TAMI-
"a ~, Made 90 order, Of the best mater ial and
workmauship Price 500. Harness ei5. 10 has
been used but lilc, "a about as good as pew very
substantial, aud Weighs only 4sl los tu he Seen 40
Summers stable College street, AppIy %
A. n BERRY, or
q b. DERRY.
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thirty day from date o. this notice
S. +. r. OR, Agent
s,p22-1m
1 box, Miller 1t. G r. Nashville.
I package, McPheIsoo Capt 3, a.. Nashville.
l box, Mctcrrien, J. c., nashville,
! box, aiorris William, SSH indiana.
box, Neat Miss Jassie Iullahoma,
l package, O'Bren Al, Nashville.
I package owenJ. j., 37th Ohio.
l box, Parker IL, Both Indiana.
box, ound q. $, Nashville
I box, Peaseley, j., Nashville
l bundle Rowe, Geo, 9TH Pa Cav
l bundle, Rump Carl, 9th Illinois
trunk, Raymond, IT,, Nashville
l box, euss5ll K, Barnetts Artillery
l box, Reynolds a, hospital No 4
I box, Smith Capt J. " nth Ohio.
1 box, Smith J. A., 93th Illinois.
Boa schultz Adj. ) n, Lagrange, Tennessee.
I box AmoldG. W. Nashville
l Accord A, l.. SD Illinois.
l package Brown L. 27th Illinois,
! package Banker C. w doth Indiana.
I box B1gni.n Jas. 3Sth lndaoa
I box Buck G.. TN Kentucky cavalry
] box Barber s. Convalesccnt camp.
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I box Blackburn ". p. 4Oth Ohio.
I package Brandon Goo. Tooth Illinois.
I package Brountlee Hugh, Hospital Ns6
1 package Cappgr David 10Th Ohio.
I package Carlile b. Nashville
/ pacsaFo pupree J1o +. Nlshvil,
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I package, Gray ID W, 10Th Ind
l package George r, S2i lnd
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/ package, Huber Christian, 1glh Pa
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box, Heth JAS, gath Wis.
package, Ives 3 X 9th ill.,
package, Johnson e N L., pa Ind Cav.
pack we, jackson W Il Nashville
! box jaeger II, smith and, Ky
miniature, Kelly John, "a Ind. cav.
} box, lutuo p, 18th Ouia
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4 box, Moore solomon. Franklin
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box Mongls Morris Isl Ohio battery.
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Travel Over the Boat Bridge,
TAKEN UP.

Rl WILLIAM SUMNER, on sATUR. n
- DAY, the 10Th inst, a Chosnut gor LIN
rei p are WITH blaze face, with nt shoes, LSlA
out gear marks or brands which the owner can vet
pypfoyiut p operty, and paying for advertisement
Apply Al No 90 College street.
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NAsIHVILLr. NEPT. /

NASHVILLE, SEPT. !, 1868.
JOIN q. EWING, ESQ Secretary and Treasurer, Of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com.
pany
DEAR SIR You Will please call meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for the Election Of directors Of
sail Road, and for any other business apportainng
to said Company. Tho Election 70 take place tue
Second Monday in October
NJ. BURNS, v Z. Of the n. N, W r. Co
JAS. N. NEWSJM -"
A. II, HICKS,
w II. Ii iRN,
G, McNAlRY, tDtRECr0Rs
W. n. bang,
y, 4. McGANOCk.
In pursuance of the above order, tho StOCkhold.
ors OF the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company, will please be Totice, that a meeting OF
the Stockholders of said Company Is relu red 20 be
held in Nashville, on the SECuNu MONDAY IN
DC ODER NEXT, being the 18th day Of the month
The meeting wil convene at the office Of the Nash.
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company
A flll attendance is requested.
JOHN o. EWING, sec'rya and treasurer.
sepe-td
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UNION H0TEL,

Nashville IcnIg North Market S.rel
V'Hls HOUSE Is PLEASANTLY
Il situated near the 81 uaTe ana couye1. ~
lent 70 "a Nashville ani louisville mol
lepot Persons visiting shvillo, will lgsssE,sra
hnd 10 % their interest 20 call at tlis ~ - llH
house. as my Bills arc lighter ly hr
man ary other house Ga the city.
ny prices are, 81 90 per night Breakfast supper
ana Lodging anu tl o. Pc day; three Meals an
LoeeiuEi or e. % per WeeE aud 90 cents pen Meat.
You will aud just such faro as che county affords
Call aud Try me j. ~ GOO,rHfE
s'py om Proprietor.
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

We have published beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.
II is printed in four colors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13x17 The certificate is enclosed
in a pasteboard tube, and can be sent TO
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail il to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as remem-
brance.
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail pre-
paid,
l. N. RHODES & Co.
bUa 32 Union Street. Nashville
Agents wanted to sell the above.
july10-3m
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J. MIanlmoth CaYe Hotel.

n, OWSIEY, Proprietor
lt Is large and we'll kept house, aud every arrange
meut has been made % exhibit IA wonderful work
of Nature, during the Fan aad Wioter months Of
1865 90.
Citizens ard Soldiers E0iug Ca the Louisville aud
Esshvula Railroad, shou by an means avail them
selves ot the opportunity o. visit the Cave aud
also, Oce0ia Cave" directly ou tho Branch Road
from Cave Oiiy, Co .lo liucl new and very baauti.
.ui Cave, lsop23-tC
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NOTICE Important to Suffers
and Country Merchants.

IN CUHsEQUENCE OF TIE DEATH OF MR..
W. Glenn NJ. we will, fcm tbs day, dis =
pose OF our entire stock embracing a complete AS
sottment Of sutors' Goods, Toblcco, Cigara etc at
Eastern p ices.
TIE attention of Suffers and others Is respectfully
called. q. AUERBAOH,
h. RUNNEiLS
No. 528 Main st. between Fifth and sixth.
Louisville, Sept. 10 500. Iseps3--lm.
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Go and See the Greatest Curiosity
in the World
THE MAMMOTH CAVE"
HOW no GET THERE;

Take the louisville and Nashville Railroad stop
40 Cave city Depot, whore Mr. II NJ. Dolby's new and
e, giant lane o Coaches arrive and depart, making
Sou n. and tho
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-03

TIE Lectures Of he Session iUil begin on tie sec
Monday Of October and close on he first Of Marcel
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

The fire at Mill Point, on Tuesday last,
consumed some 800 cords of wood, be-
longing to the D. & NJ. Railway Compa-
ny. But for the timely arrival Of a fire
company, from Grand Rapids, and the IA
vorable direction of the wind, nothing
short of miraculous interposition could
have saved the large steam saw mills, in
the immediate locality of the conhagra-
ton. from utter anuihilation.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

By request we announce that Mr. jam
eson and Mrs. Heath, of Grand Rapids,
inspirational speakers, will address the cit
liens of Grand Haven, at the Court
House, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week. A gener-
al invitation is respectfully extended to
the public.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

THE peach crop in our county is SO
abundant and so little inducement to the
trade offered that many bushels in the
central portions of the county will go to
waste, rotting under the trees or be fed
to swine. Excellent fruit can be obtain
ed for twenty-five cents per bushel, buy
ers doing their own picking.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

Rev. Mr.. WILHELM, of Chicago, has
accepted an invitation of the Congre-
gational Church, of Grand Haven, TO
preach during the coming year. Mr.. W.
is young man, finely educated, and at
tractive in the matter and manner Of his
discourses, and we doubt not will prove
an acceptable preacher to the congrega-
ton. He will preach one week from next
Sabbath.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

THE Milwaukee steamer, Detroit, is
expected to be in readiness to take her
place in the line of the d. q NJ. Railway,
in a day or two, thus giving the travelling
public morning and evening boat 10 and
from Milwaukee.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

The New Bridge, over the Bayou, be-
tween Grand Haven and the ferry, is fast
approaching completion. The structure
would have been finished week ago had
the contractor found no difficulty in pro-
curing the requisite material.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

AMONG the promotions in the Sixth
Michigan Cavalry We notice that of Don
G. Lowell, of Mill Mill Point, from I'd to
lst Lieutenant. We congratulate our
friend Don for proper appreciation of his
merit by his supcriors in command.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

The frost of Monday night last left its
impress on corn and garden vegetables in
in this portion of the Grand River Valley
the first of the season that has wrought
any special injury. In some localities
peaches are much injured.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

SEcEssIoN.-Secede from every name
and kind Of Saleratus except the Chemi-
ial ,Saleratus. This is the kind to use
on ever occasion. For sale by all grocers.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

"THE man who plants birch tree neal
a school-house, little knows what he is
entailing on posterity "a reflection by q
schoolboy.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

The Sabbath Schools at Nunica and
Baskerville are making arrangements for
pleasure excursion to Grand Rapids,
closing with picnic, music, addresses,
DC, on their return 10 Nunica.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

ROWLAND Hill said, "Hc would not
give farthing for that mans religion
whose cat and dog were not the better
for it,"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

PorAroEs are selling in our market, at
retail, at seventy-five cents per bushel,
and not very plenty at that price.
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FOR SALE BY

Henry Griffin Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
G.. Eastman, Eastmanville.
A. A. Game, White Piver.
Luther q Ilinsdalc Lamont.
II. i. McCullock, Berlin. And by Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout the Uni
ted States. Fly nl62
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

The State of Minnesota paid S25 for
the scalp Of Little Grow, and have had
it tanned.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

MEssRs. SrEoEMAN q BRorHER are
receiving new goods fresh from the great
city.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

The Democrats propose to save the
country and restore the Union by strict
adherence TO the Constitution aud Laws.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
LooAL AND NEWS ITEMS

NornISe but sin separates between u.
aud God!
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
Sewing Machine for Sale.

We have West & Wilson's Sewing Ma
chine, nearly new, and in good running order,
which We will soil for $2j.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

These Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, Of lOhich the aboUe is q fac
sin1ile. Ibe label is finely en-
grnved, and is provided with a
safe g,tard from coltnte'Jettere.
price 81 per bottle, or eir for SIS.
c. w. Pobaolo, proprietor, No. 0
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, TO
lDbon1 all orders should be 3D.
crerraI
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

csive bath did noe occur to-day. There was heavy
skirmbhirs between Boonsboro and the Ansesam, snd
les along the whole line. wc have no account
cf The dstAils, however.
10 nov certain that the ssemy win pot contest -
riousy the passage of the Anteta they have fallen
back behind that stream, destroying the bridsss II 10
very much swollen, ks tbs Potomac, and the delay 10
attacking the enemy presumed 10 be caused by this
impediment
Heavy rain con,ausd 10 fall here ali last night and
the rivers high ~
The rebel position The same yesterday 90 far A.
aseertaned on, there Intelligence Of what ihe enemy
may be doing in The vicrity Of winamsport
our army more concentrated than Il has been hi,ber
to- and stronger when fought the battle q settys
burg.
Persons from Chambersburs report hearing csnnonsde
An the direction os riageutown 70 day. The town n cd
with reports Of battle az Hagerrsowp, but there s 10
account Of any al beadquartsrs
nH the general conviciion that tie great battle viii
take place tomorrow
Yesterday evening and last night be rebels had
iog and even foragng yares In all directions between
wavnesboro aud Grcencas,le and between waynssboro
and loonsboro. These did daase 70 the farmers
and their properly. u " evident that General Smith
desrors ~ aacrdng tho miameu every oppornniiy of
distinguishing themselves 10 fght They viii be
tanned ny veteian trcope.
wayncsboro full ~ PEOPLE from the Ncrth % sesrch
II bsitle Gsld. They crowd bs hotels drink vHAnoas
whskey, and make sciss and sh,v '0an al sse
besides 10 the town
There mneL thai could send you q Ireai interest,
but y % . cor,rAeaDd character Jasi now.
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
Mr.. ALEX. noUsToN's DEspATcH.

Iis1pcr4syrs~ Assr oy rns rotosAc, July 10, iss1.
An n ssei,sment aud srfhusiasrn smons the soldiers
Gloom and aoubt ns.ras around 20 foe . Ins
thai began ose Srs. Bat ibs festasAis eissnss
Win lhs glorious victories has fairly gsea ns~ ifs y
sovunrs oy Trr sssv~us~s rsasr
Yssfsrday toe wnoie army w1 10 Hoiioa sta 49, -s
ase wnbsn fsw miles a ihe ebsmy Yesterday Baforda
command of cavalry nsd n.ht 18th abgui ei.a asn.
berr A the enorny tho foAf bstreen bsoasbafe aa
Ha.srse~n. Lat evening" there skifhasshsng. Tbs
ornins heasy cannonaaos b. beasa n 49, cirscton
n snle,Am We srs srp~ctinr asbt v day. TLs stAn
are V cave hsaasaastsfs ssdAy le . asasst ssvssi
dsys
scy,sU's ,4vsiSr sfsspH-ssAfssr - 80 s~.
fa lhs ,si,msAns ys.,srsay - gsnsd ps.t.an a
NJ Lais aaa drove fsbss SssfAi lss'tra 80 hs
men they rruss tAss -. sr,saSafivs ths fssa, Ani
ltsy ola al ke fssgks1 tbFm. fhs oavary sfs gss.
ia .Iory Ihs past osih shsrs tbs psse, q soswssss
asd arhsins q'~lsla. sns sosa~s s@s 4 Tho isaa a
~aa fAinlns - eHosamsy ~srm. rns fcsas sss~saliy
ws,s fossh sua hy. ws ssarcslr fssssias 80 day n
,ss ssas4 amp 80, -n s.vsssi u ,ss sagyey
sghu x ~ go, 10 msr 40 - 1npe. ssa sassr 70
,rses ~ - - ~, srsr -~s.
To-. uss lwu MASSACHUSETTS,
wtrs 49, hsls.s v 10 fshi ihsy sstt snis 80 -
s..sn..s4 go b@negea 80 f.tssg ihf~ sstax 80
.n.s8 80 ocrrs t-srty 80 gssvats 80 haAafsi
asa ,ss wsstaei. ~ht oe'y 'saf misass~A ssf~aa
grtE sB.9 tmfrH
wbHs ,is rstsl rfsastrs sse bsiag rstr9tst ~ -
grtyasr. - s7ss tsrre.s tfesss us'sfmi
~as snasss - aaA - - .oss4ssasaf es@iH's--
t1~rlss ~ .astas y 49, saaf9s
wsg.M HfFsfaf
IL 10 tst' sGst3strs Csnssay y q a. SG1 -.
lF%sy tsstly ass rss aad 'tiT fthi boft~s trea
.,t .s..s.s tAstsM Bssset weana.i = tba afu
30 al4 s.fs,al s<oesasa - ,afea : as.as-a u
VA hsita'y -
IySsssA No ss.rsss Lssss~~ y~asra~y. ss tns thS
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

lp the muscle afer having tramped u
over mountains and hs, add through valleys and sec
tons u country anything bot saltsd 70 army move
ments.
Al This time baitIs i hour,y srpselsd. MS earnest
Iy believed ~ VIII tass place to.norrow. We eAa have
a Hghi here whenever want by aivancisg q few
ms~ and the snsagement ceferred wili ~ for pra
Dental rsAsors, and Known W The enemy
= pubic generally.
TIE enemy 10 10 force from four nve miles 10 front
he holds pnst.on covering the roads leading
10 Hsgsrvto~n aud wnismsprrt aud resting IN greater
or less force trs Anus,am streams
Yesterday afternoon oar cavalry sent out ca 70
counossAnc and me, The e1srsy smltaGsld.
brief and snan 6sht iocx place. Jebs Niemsn, ~ com
psoy a, FHst Psunsylvsnla cAtslry, ~S slightly No1nd
ed ~ sp~nt ball tbe l.x, aed W J. Faton, q the
same company and regiment va alec wounded ssverer
q les sf. sh94ldsr Tbs susny made an attempt V e.,
or cavalry on bu, failed.
Ths following . iss, q eas al'hs y ne
seEu r"vs caFsfar.
sa~sssn, r. Farr GO II, absonsn.
corrorA Iislis - left -
rsfs@sntr " Paws ~ fEat t~gh.
s~,rus Jseoh 7sglsr 81 r 20 shousseT.
FMtrirs Hayes. I'd, ~ lsF
" lynS n hs&l
asygastl " r wiistr n X etisg
io,a rsSs.Ia ,'Ss.l = (, h 10 a.s
tchr schA~@y, ~ heal
" safsvsS O. " rgtt tDss.
Tfouss rygsr, ~ n f,sn srss
smW SO sAsatRr
WeN saea
ssrKssrt Y. A. Gee Il, ~ sft fost
o. psyal A p~fgsn co 4 ba. aud isft sfs
frp<fa9 tbncstt
tsnss- noEs.sAa. &C. d
yanssH wsfs % y 'sn nana
yfgW rsvs&g
Meu@a<d
Jo1n R.sx<y. O. q. .rshtt6gh
c.s b. arswn ssu gwrp ess sssA ser1 srsss.
WeMNMal
tssetb1s go a. Il belh lsg--hen - sug stAta.
wp Il no@t, ~ ". ahssu.ssl.-as "a slnss
e~f.sAst kn~ v O1txtt 90 81 tftsmt
f.@u tes~ Teta~rmss
M0Na~ama
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The New York herald., 1863-07-12

a nts ing WELL In white Church tho, vo,s
hundred rabel prI-ones sick bot faw anputatotu
This hospital has had eight hundred Union soldier.
both buildings In the FIRST disi isn Second brigade
First corps Hospital they Ind ave hundred ty sir
b i few had died. They had hundred and tsenty
soldiers under tho Al The Reserve Ar
including d. n. Ransom. Captain Third United
they Lieutenant c. r. Eakin First United States arul-
lcry Lieutenant H. d. Scott, Fnh Massachusetts, battery
Lieatsnan, y. KnoI Fifteenth New York lDdepepdent.
Mr.. Osborne 10 superintendent This hospital located
II tho Two averDs four miles from Gettysburg On our
nc of march, whom having Getty tho hcahqoartes
postmaster visited all hcspias and collected the letters
from the soldiers who sick This ACT Of
kndacss his part 70 sick and wounded brethren
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT AT THE WAR.
Tho seventh left Fort Federal Hl baltimore, Mon
tered tho Second divis.on--rrench's-of the 1hrd
corps Of thc Army Of tho Potomac detachment under
Captain clarK was q, picket. cart,in
Bcnsei has been placed IN command Of force nccdlnr
n battery OF United States regulars at tho MonNcacy
bridge, and andant of tho pass Colonel leE.rs
placed In command of the forcss At freieri
CITY, General Frerch having advanced with his oors and
snpcrntends every thing pertaining to position ihe
res scsng active service and viii no doubt
render good socount of themselves tho opportunity
offers.
SON OF ADMIRAL PAULDING TAKEN
PRISONER.
BALTIMORE, July II 1903
A letter received here Gays thai Admiral Pauidng
sixth United States csvslry, taken prsJn
er BY tho rcbels On Inurfday. lie Ia well
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CHANCE IN rHE REBEL LINES.

REpORTED BATTLE AT HAoEgaTowy
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THE REBEL ARMY FALLING BACK.

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