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A ssIsTANr oUARfERMAsrERn oYRtue.

A ssieTANT QUARfERMASTEREO OPRtJE,)
"A t-of,.., u end fptsy secoaI ,sreG.,5
Washf.g.0a.-D. {, Noy lS. lss.
Wi he Eosd. st Pupllc Auction. g. th1 lsrt1r-
o as err .reh"use, on the square b Il seen q ard
= aud rsensy first and Tssaty second st. .ssts,
Wssnip Rton d. U.op WEDNs .Y Deo,nbsr
ID large lot OF qu.rtsrmaster > Stores temn-
I'D as untt for pp bc service, consisting In psrt Of
st- sp lrsn and Leather Saddles, srii.es,
Ports ef Bsrne's and Wagons,
Irbfs, . o6 le, nd implements. s.
Terms cas- 4. in Government funds
ssiS 30 cCmU1ei a. 10 q CLOAK q. n.
CHARLES 81. T0MgKINS, !.
nrla Captsin a. i Quartermaster, e s 4.
nj sk EAL;s tALE.-Iu Virtue of y writ OF Fleri
Asl Facies. under judgement of condera nation, is
sp.s from the Clerk once If the susr.me Court
CT the Distiict OF Columbia, ! will neil at Pa siic
Fab, cash, In front Of the Uoust House 3oor Of
sAia county, on FkIDAY the llth day Of Deosm ber
ItIt 1868, at II O'Clock NJ. all dsisndants right
;its eiaic, sIe interest. 10 and TO the east Of
OF No. l6. in SQ1are No 7N in the city Of Wash-
irstcp, y O.. toseth-r With eli and singular s,1s
I'm oy, rent. u hsreon seasd and leyiad npoI -
ne IT, ~ yndiess No lOn to Janr&sy term 1853, Ia
iavcr OF Ellen Kelly, dmiaistrrtrix Of Mtas Kelly
WARD 81 LAMON,
noia u Marshal D o.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS. {


fAssocIArED PRESS DIsPAroHEs.,
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Di9Eer OF rHl LAWS % THD DleTRICT
ssH ASR S1SSsx S flYLoy
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BY THOMAS BoWLING, Auetioneer
Gscrgs,ora. %. C.

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VALUABLE AND DEzI2ABLE FIRST. Glass
PKIyAYE RHSIpEhoK IL Gso2oIFova AT Ave
fIoN = On FRIDAY AtTERNOOk, Nov gth 1893,
at o,scek p viii sell, in frent OF the prernj-
ees, on the northeast eorner Of Gay ant Green
streets, that Valuable and Desirable Private Ess.
aenee The Dive. ling contains Is excellent rooms
bath room. servants room. cellar, DE. Gas and
oroyemsnts. rle Lot fronts 81 fest on Gay street,
running ba r LOO feet on Green street, ~fth ex
rare opportunity for investment % priv ste
residence.
Possession given Immediately.
9itle inciepntable,
Terms One. third cash balance in ., IL, and la
month"; y cured by daed Of trust on the premises
AL eonssyaleinS and Stamps, at the cost Of the
noF THOs. BOWLING. Aust,
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LOB SALE Oh IXOAAkeR.-ysluabls Lands,
= Cultivated rsrms. Mn Property, in Ohio, iln.
changed for Real Eststr IN Ma,yiand District %
lpnbia. or the loyal part Of yIrsinia, or would ex.
change Tor poraonA property. Inquire HQ.
Post Once, WashinSton, o. G. oc sim
EURNIsH1D ROOMS 10 LRf-at 80 Twelfth
T. street, between g And 1.-TWO lower story
PARL1R3, or one RAKLOR and large BED. EOOA
natoinlns, both veil furnished; Also. several e1p-
HOOhs. The location u one OF the most desirable
10 NsI aineton, and vitkin Eve rnInu tAs' walk ~
NillArdP and Xirkvo>ds' No children Ia the
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BIZ J. Q. Ac6 UlBE CO., Aueuonsers.
EXfkNeIvE sALD OF FINE BUILDING
~ Lose lRox1iso 5,H AND o1H s7REESs wPsI
On TIC ISDAY the lst Of Deos m ber, we shsl. o. II
IN front Of the the premises at 3;S O'Clock ?. N ),
the whole OF equass No. SS2, subdividsd into hSud
.rty Is situated only one SQUARE from the RalroSd
Depot, on ia street. In thriving and faat i'm prov.
stDS psrt of tbs city.
Terms: One fourth essd balance In S, Il, ls anl
2; months, tor not<s, bearing interest from date
deed given free Of cost. and deed Of OF trust Of
cost Of the purchaser, taken.
Title Slear.
Plata Of tie Square n,Ay be seen at tas Auction
Rooms.
J.. O.. A04NIRD n co. Auees
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MRs eArrs sS Wis. = Morn h.r ,,,.,.. :, =.
eustsmsfs tAAtshe il prepaYed % All ali orsrs IL
ths most Ashionabls stylsa sud at short notice =
Quilting, &C., neatly s1eentsd. no S SaVaws'
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ECR RBHT-yor Oh months, from the tst day Of
l. December, = pARLOR ane Two OHAMSHR1
we'll and comfortably furnl he'd, In . retired and
most ,sspesssele nsishborhood. sssut eaHi distant
terior. No ladies OF ehIIdYen viii bs received Al.
ply TO fHOM Ae J. FISHER, - shs Store Of T. O.
McGrtrs & Co., corner Of 10Th and p streets.
mil
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E>OR EALE-The GOOD WILL and MIXTURES
i Of tie Steamed Oyster Rsstaurant So sixth st.,
one door below the Avenue. NO I9- lw-
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Brooklyn City News.

BRIGADKR GENERAL SrrSoLA.-General Spinoa. having
recovered from the wounds received in the recent affair
at Manassas Gap-where the Excelsior Brigade which he
commanded acted gallant part-so TO be removed
will take his departure to-day for his country residence
at Stony Brook L. steamboat will leave the foot Of
Montague street nine O'Clock A. NJ. and the foot OF
Tniry-sevcnth New York Cast river), at half
past A. M to convey the General and invited guests
To his destination. number OF prominent civilians and
military officers will accompany him. Ths General ex.
poets 70 take the field again In i've six weeks.
DRy 0ooDs SroRK R0HnED.-The dry goods store OF B.
r. Western OF Myrtre and Casson avenues,
loniousy entered about O'Clock Thursday morning,
and robbed Of goods amounting TO $3.50 In value Tho
burglars had wagon upon which they loaded the arti-
ces. They seen by woman living opposite. but
who had idea Of their character and therefore did
give the alarm She noticed them sufficiently however,
TO give description Sergeant CASTER officers Switzor
and Everett. 81 the precinct police, 10
thus enabled TO hunt them up. Yesterday
the officers detected the accused at tho Grand street ferry
and took them into custody. portion OF the goods
found In their possession Tho names Of the parties
W. N. English and Joseph s@cntz. They brought
before Justice Morehouse yesterday and held TO await
hearing.
Fnx FLArBrsH.-rhe bone boiling establishment OF
L. R. Cornell In the town Of Flstbush destroyed BY
are yesterday morning Damage about - 900 The IRE
the result Of accident
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frcder icksbuTs correspondence august 81 the Rich
m0Dd Examiner.
Tour correspondent Ia picket phrase has bcen drysn
In stiford ~ again In pyssession q The enemy and
the old line Of the RsppahsnDock ~ be resssertd
and viii doubtless become the subject aud of yet
another bloody conflict. There be, however,
some hesitation the pact a the esemy W their al
vsncs this direction. Indeed their movements Ddi
that the passage u the river intended by way ~
upy fords aud avoidance of tbs heights of
tredercksp urg This cuncuson 10 drawn fruin the
cunsstaDce that notwithstanding the Yankee esyary
have been scouting stafford county iOr the Iasi
week yet their tines Of advance 10 tbs oirec.
ton have been held stationary some eight ~
ten niles distant, and With toe excsgion u dash ~
two squsdrous o. cavalry, yesterday Afternoon lA
MI attempt ID intercept comgany u which
picssting tho HARDWOOD sNaf, there nss trneh lB4sa
ton % m os~srd rnv-snert The dssh proved failure
the company well handed aud effected safe
and eNTefieuced ~ casually e1cspt borse ~1aaei
10 the crcdh q this oosng@ny sLN.ld b. stated taai
when they encountered tie la,see h.s the ofnuF.
they drove not cniy Their cavalry but also lnart
orse snfne three miles back their reserves Tbe
Yankee, mcanwhc, hroiag ,hregb tselr scpvts The
siKnif ant number - men, friu rrcd NJ f0fte tEd
dssi',a down the fcsa a. Ia Fsurh which wa b.
by them last nigh,
There T. advance from Duuiflea spd ~ ev8eEoe 4
tbg efenJ istenton 70 crtiiHie Aqua CFeak bsas q
supplies Your cutreslaDifrt hs ne, retugne ffum m
voint. and Mhen he LETT Tic nsua rusra o. suur
Which has ttfpd HeStnc tLtge TIE l@si stty caya
whefo even f0nc
TOE sttion - tbe War department restrrtnr ne taaii
Trek PsivaY y nhs cou ent.sy gbe n4snseeul
4 that branch % III x9ysf4iAsIL iBs~e SO .1fiy
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Mrs. General John Morgan il very bewisching woman
she used g Dc sos belle ~ S when the
fused introduction 10 John Indignantly She belonged
10 the "blood stock" Of the South. Her father Hon
Charles Ready. Cassius like man. resdedand stll
mains therein Murfreosboro, where he ranked with
leading lawyers His dwelling occupied by the Pro.
land jointly with himself, wife and two Of their .'ng
GERS until the army moved 'uD Southr-to General
sidered suake-not a copperhsad--and detectives
watched his operations, but they never could let
him Of conveying information to hrs inaw Never.
theless, he received letters from HIM. But II OF
him whom intended to discourse. His daughter, now
Mrs. General John Morgan. was fascinated by Johns
rank and reputation, and consented 70 marry
him. Last November she ran tho blockade into
Nashville and provided herself with elegant
wedding trousseau--aided by elegant and beanti
fol sister MRS Chcstham Of Nashvilewho IL now i'm.
prsoued at Alton Illinois for dsoyaity Endeavorns 70
80 back under Gag q truce. she was unfortunately cap
tured In suspicious company, one OF the party being
charged with smuggling goods TO the enemy under tag
81 truce The tmld creature sadly frightened but
was finally permitted 10 proceed with her own wearing
ap arcl She married after great the
Court House, the walls o, which we're decorated with
OF towns which John had captured. All the generals
lieutenant generals MAJOR generals brgadiers coonels
Ma,gso D, ~, army gave @ 70 ,ss ~. mo WIS
happy-southern women loving eca az well as other
when Bragg driven from Murireesboro Mrs. Nor
gan ned TOD. and after while, know from her
own pen. she joined hcr husband at Taahoma, where
there great bal, and she the bcic,n her
"oeautifuI green silk dress which my thcr) hus
band brought TO me (hrs. Morgan) from kenlucky-
and u h thc favorite dress Of my dear fus.
band And she had ga bewi,chDg boonet, which my
noble husband brought me when he came back from his
last RAID Ny dear sta, I DO you the bardu and
hts bride ere very happy and the honey mouned
bride proceeded 10 very captivating style But she
alucs, out q shoes sns coudn't get more until her
,nobie husband went another raid " wouldn 4 her
dear sis send Der some No. CATERS and some No Il
stays add blue velvet 70 trim her exquisite riding
dress . and other wear which we can't mention
Thcn she went ~ again into rhapsody about her
promeoadss with her bandit husband" and 80 forth.
And then her "dear sis" wrote very ambS aous reply
stlgee~tng very likely that the bandss BRIDE
was very much enamorcd OF her lord but she svoudn
maze fun Of her Just now"-sbe ladies have such mis-.
chieyous way Of Dsnuaiins things you know ths, we
men folks cant help but think they 10 be ctous
That's The last we heard OF Mrs General John Nor
nut we lever heard anything Of her excepting that
she was rsDe. After marry ING John she uldn help
that
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Two companies Of the Ninety third Sew York yoiun.
seers-company X, Captain samuel secouhie, and CON.
pany H. Captain Hiram wllsonosve been Designated AZ
provost guard for General Meade commanding Army Of
the Potomac place of the Eighth regulars (nianiry)
recently relieved These companies under the mme-
date command Of General Patrick Provost Marsha Gene.
raj q that army.
Lieutenant Colonel Levin Cranda has been promoted %
be ,olonel N surded and eny arm New York
Volunteers, vice toiof 81 Geurge l. willard killed N
ton ~ Gettysburg MAJOR A. " Nyer has been promoted
90 he Lieutenant Co,oue 10 place q Coonei Cranda pro
NOTED a. above.
Lieutenant spencer Snyder hiss leeu pronsed a. h
Cagia n tompany ", One Hundred sui SIXTY ninth
YORK Volunteers, 10 place Of Captain arten Cueran
resigned.
CAPTAIN ier me " ParrnrnseT UoN commands upmfauy
oae iuniref ard Sisiy ricih Wow Yofk Ia p.att y
Michael Nrrnane, resigned
~econd Lieutenant fairitk tonDefs has tenn rarnnw
sinod y - ffsa i4eneaant ~ Cartn Pa rnentf T. 81
fmny, who 70 torn y succeeded n the .~eofd H..
leency bY. lie iteuart Noisasa I. Cfiweu
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The Recent Outbreak In Iowa.

CHICAGO August ], ISo5
The Muscntine Journal of the Attn instant says ten
Unonsts who were prominent in the affair OF last
Saturday. have arrested and put under bonds for
their appearance at court.
The rioters the number Of scven hundred, arc now
encamped near sigourney, and denand the immediate
trial for murder OF those arrested The excitement Is
said TO be intense.
At Washington a company numbering one hundred and
fifty men, has raised fully ACQUIRED and equipped,
ready march 70 the scene OF trouble We also under
stand that three hundred Unioniss now under arms
at South English.
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wore mtovmed repeatedly. and ample tune OF tho
mense Importance 81 thu road to the envy ia
vAue 70 Us, ~ me hundreds Of tons OF heavy
railway iron which have been readily removed ana
securely Transported TO eh such has been the
inatention OF OHIO ais and the miserable msnaua1
time when II should have been completed, and then a
force tenth strong should have been employ
only engaged The result Is that mere Than
mile OF the road has been secured operations now
necessarily suspended By OF the presence
tho enemy
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FROM the Richmond Examiner, August
MosroS, h,ss August 1883
large number ~ the chiefs braves the Cfoc
tav tribe passed through her yesterday their why
visit the Great Father Al Richmond
Grant established garrison Of about 900 men Al
Matchex
Writ Adams scouts bring Intelligence that Ranks AT
tackled Dick Taylor at NnaIdsonville tho I'D urno
and defeated with loss of 900, including 900
prisoners and that 1ayors and Mzgruder forces have
since united on the Tcche river, which true viii cha
bic Taylor 10 place rcson the siege guns eaptrrcd Al
fhibodeaux and blockade the river below
MoKros. August 3, 1863
the river swsrming with gunboais and transports
above yicksburg fight sanboxts and ten trsnsl OF
cnunted between Noksburg and Sstchez last Friday
This does not prevent communicative with the tram
Mississippi. Department. Accounts fufn tina, side are
cheering. but contrnband.
The enemy have placed garrison OF two thousand nvo
hundred men NJ New Carthage Logan watching their
movements, and the enemy will hear from bin soou
No troops have up the river save NcPhersDn'.
corps and part n Burnside's command
Mosrus Mss. August ., 1915
Twenty two transports laden with troo have tna.e,
hatcher, gong down, up 10 Friday
number ~ panks' and Barnsdes regiments h.ve
been mustered out their 81 having expired
Transports loaded with negroes 40 daly 10
Island No TO- where camp for the instruction. ~ blacks
IN the manual q arms has been established
East aud West Louisiana have been stripped ~ fern
negro regmeDts.
Rarnor taat sherman IL furloughng ono ont ~
every company, aud they leave daily Tor home
Plsgng parties are sent oat daily from the garrteons
AZ Watcher and New Carthage who strip the county q
The weather 10 extremely wsrn-thermrneter ninety.
elgh, degrees
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1868

well. for the Presidents sake the President would
frequently consult Mr.. Seward has political
aspirations and is believed to be OF opinion that It would
be well for the country to avoid controversy aud heated
debate by the election OF Mr. Lincoln. But in the case
of Mr. Chase--himsef aspirant and a riva-n would
require something than ordinary 'poor, weak
human nature II r. G. did not chucXe in his sleeve ~
every error committed by Mr.. Lincoln OF kind 70
damage his prospects before the next National Con-
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News from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCsCO, August 7, 1858
Arrived, steamer Golden Age. from Panama, bringing
merchandise valued at quarters Of million dollars
The ship Tanjore, from Boston has also arrived.
The steamer Sierra Nevada with $95 900 in treasure
from Oregon and 81 900 from British Columbia has ar.
rived
There is increased inquiry for goods generally ndi-
eating an early setting in OF the fall trade.
Business generally suspended throughout the State
yesterday. Union meeting and appropriate ser
vices In the churches the principal form
OF celebration. San Francisco brilliantly illuminated
last night and extensive torch light procession moved
through the streets.
Tho Pioneer Foundry Gold Hill, Nevada Ferry wa
burned this morning Loss 500, 900; no insurance
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IFfom The Richmond Examiner, August g.
Tho Central train which failed lis usual
hour Tuesday evening" reached the depot five O'Clock
yesterday morning, having been detained between
WayDesDoro and Charlottesville by the breaking OF an
axle, and another had he procured before the train
could come The brought down between
seven and eight hundred Yankee prisoners many OF them
sick and wounded Part OF them fell into hands at
Gettysburg and the others have been picked up BY our
cavalry since Gen. Lee rccroesed the Potomac.
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aran, R.i.foreing G.n.r.l Me.ds.


There Ia no longer dngb but that General Grant, i'm
mcdiaely after the surrender u Ncksburg reinforced
General Meade the extent Of fifteen thousand twenty
thousand troops The troops sent board trans
ports At Vicksburg two days alter s fall and arrived m
the Chesapeake about fortnight since The fitn nicd
states artillery batteries and u, the sixteenth peun
syyana aud the Thirty second Massachusetts infantry
accompanied the reinforcing column. which under
tho command Of Generals smith and kelley
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The arrival Of the Fredericksburg and Central trains
yesterday afternoon placed us IN possession ~ very little
Information from General Lees army beyvpd general
movements rendered Necessary by those " Neades army
II reported the enemy had force reoccuped
Stafford Heights and that hsryes gbt- had
pied BY portion ~ forces General foe's army
rapidly recupcrnting and getting excellent nghtng
trim since The march the new positions and Igeta
ratiors bctokebed battle possible. " not probable
There nothing of~inertst from the vicinity of Col
Pepper.
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Il Ffom the Richmond ExAmin0F, August q.
From below we learn that Tuesday two Monitors
and three gunboat appeared in tho river and I'D
vanccd up ~ far AZ sandy Point where they anchored
and threw SHELLS shoeward occasionally for the purpose
OF starting any rebes' that might be 10 the woods
Yesterday Monitor and two gunboAts started up,
aud hating within sixteen miles Of Drewrys fHuT COM
mcnced vigorous Smelling Of the woods, right and left
Te hring was heard the outskirts OF the city Tho
obct OF the expedition appeared 10 be Of obssrva
Of torpedoes with hon roost theft shore the oppor-
tunity presented itself.
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III BsCEI.I.AkEOUs.

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sr-lsso-x
Persons Of .edspAry habits troubled
a,aae pAipa,ion the heart. Of appetite
after eating torpid liver constipation Ae deserve :" sanss
they viii no, try the celebrated
PLANTATION BirrERs.
which arc recomscoded ,, s,shes, medical .a,As
rites. and warranted produce ns~eds,e b-nenes
erect rney exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure. ant
supersed. all other healthy gentle
alan, ia required
They purify. strengthen snd inv,gors,s
TAer create healthy appc,.-
They are an annao.c change Of ws~r and ae.
| They osccoms effects Of ais.rsnon sad i.,s he.rs
They strengthen the sysrm and rnai-en ,ss mind
They preveu, miAama,c ana in,.r~a,,en, fever.
They purify the breath and acdiy Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia Constipation
they cure Diarrhga cholrTs and. choler. Morbu.
They cure LAYER Compliant snd nervous Headache
They tho weak strong The lsnspa brilliant, ana ~
exhausted great They ere composed u
i
the celebrated cssaya bark win.er.reen sAsaass rsos
aud berbs oil preserved In perfectly pure rum
For particulars circular. aud testimonials arsani
| bouis
Beware Of impo.eps Examine every bottle See that 10
has d. g. Barnes signature private United ats,ss
stamp the cork with plantation sad hrm go
nns steel pia,e engraving aide label sss
that bottle Is REALIZED nth spurious asd estsous
stu We defy any person match the TASTE eharsrssr
Of our goods Any person pretending Plantation MA
by the gallon bu impos~r We selt ony IN
log cabin bottle person Initiating this bottle.
selling any other therein whether
Bsrs or not IL . criminal the United states Law snf
viii he 20 prosecuted by ia We already have cyeoa
parties rsalag bottles. se who viii succeed Ia
TIM themselves a,o closr quarters Tho demand for brakes
Plantation B-ra ladies. cisrg,men meschanA &c -
pcrccy Incredible The simple trial 81 bot'is 10 the svs
dsncc presen, thsir aud superiority rhsy
sod by All respectable druggs grooers phyaAns. bgst.
saloons sueamboais aud country slorc.
II. DRAKE = co.
~ Broadway. n r.
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Military Organization OF Youths Below
C0nscripti0n Age.

IFF0m Nc KIchuaDbd ExhmtneF, August D.
Enough of companies composed Of youths below the
oonscrps age will speedily be formed 70 take the place
veteran troops now doing guard duty IN Richmond.
Captain Figner IA enrolling company OF youth be
tween the OF teou and eighteen for MAJOR Munford
battalion, and they specially designed 70 take the
place q North Carolina company stationed The
enrolling quarters Of the company corner OF Third
and Broad streets. only few moro youths are wanted
TO complete the organization.
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We nave the foosipg list Of recent promotions b The
army
Brigader Gsperal stephen ~ lee. 4 souih Carolina 10
be MAJOR General FROM August 8
eoi y y Roddy, o, Alabama, 70 be Brgad'er Geners
from same date
from July -
Col James Dcshlsr Of Alabama 70 byswspader General
from same date.
Cob Lawrence Baker o. North ,paroilna 10 BE- rrga
dior General from July ~. lCepf Baker Severely
WOUNDED 10 the late battles at lady rtaloo
Col lnbsfcrd T. fomar, 81 Gfglnla, 10 BE- Brighter
General from date
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Died.
bosFI-ln brooklyn. On Friday, August Z, DxAks 81
rAssA, wife 81 Isaac onns the 10Th year ago
The funeral services will be hcld Atthe res,dsnos %
her son, Daniel ~ Bonnot go Ray mond street. Brook
iyn, on sunday Afternoon at two O'Clock Tho remains
viii be removed TO New Rochelle oa Monday morning
The leave Twenty seventh station al half sss
nine O'Clock NJ Tho relatives and friends respect
fully invited 10 attend.
For Other deaths second page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-08

PnIiApxirarA, August !, 1853.
sales OF Ave twcnes 10 day reported TO the
o. ,os2eoo Deliveries OF bonds arc being made TO
Juya
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Correspondence Of tho Richmond Sentinel, August
The valley presents a nourshng appearance The
crops are very fine, particularly tho and hay. Up
about Lexington the has scarcely been felt ALL II
s really refreshing TO visit region OF country where
everything looks plentiful and there few
no marks Of this horrible war
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PORTLAND, Me Aug, Z, 1885,
ball was given 70 the Western delegates 70 night
which was quite brilliant affair To morrow they 90 on
excursion to the islands In the harhor.
Mr. Grant, OF the Quebec delegation. has arrived with
an invitation for the several delegations, including the
Portland Board Of Trade to visit Quebec Immediately on
leaving Portland.