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have their children to improve in educ a
tion, would do well to send them to him
List of killed and Wounded of the 1926
Regt. Q. V I, at tho oattle OF Win
chester, June 18th, 14th and 18th
| 1868.
In looking over waste paper this week
wa touno the list Of the killed and woun-
| led Of the ll3d Regiment O.V I.,which
we stated in Our last issue was lost, and
herewith give it to our readers for their
perusal 10 this weeks paper thinking that
it woald ]r,ve inlsIes ing to them.
Killed. Co. A. 1st Serg't. William +.
Basom, private Frank Robinson-2
Co. B. lst Serg't. G. | Firth i; Corp.
A. W. Walters, Private B. w. Schnebly,
Il S. Copger, L. Keller, D. Evans, and
B. Holcomb--7.
Co. G, Private o. Decker--l
Go. E. Corporal s. Darn, private G.
Vosal--2.
Co. F, Corporal D. Galbraith, private
J. H. Swnehart and L. R. Hawley-3.
Co. G, Corporal GlIard, private G.
Heggany, Jay Eogert--3.
Co. II, Prvstes M, Cemsnts, G, Har-
rigsr, ". Foy aud w. Striker--4.
Go. |. Privates W. II Fox, |. II. Ny
ers and n. Mlchener-3.
Co, X, private II. lIackett--i
Total killed 26.
Wounded. Field officer, Maj. H. Kellogg,
in foot.
Co. A, Sergents H S. Haley and l.
Roll CorporaIs D. Nichols and B NJ,
Reynolds Privates Z. G. Bates, A. Da-
Wis, w. Ellis, H, P. King, G. NJ. King
J. 0. Heckerthorn George Hoysngton,
H. Long, IL. McMiler, Il. V. Rummel',
S. G, Scears--l5.
Co. B, serg't. H. E. Smith; Corps. l.
R. Fisher, H. Buskirk and s. B Caldwell;
W. G. Cummings, j. S. Benfer and R. W.
Burns-ll.
Co. G. serg'nt McLcster; Corp. A Fry
Private A. Linn H. Seely and F. Sly-5.
Co. E. Sergt's Lawrence and G. Long.
Private |. Sweetland, II. Dennison, D.
Mead and J. Odell-6.
Co. F, SeIg't S. Damn; Corp. J. Glib
son; Privates G. Boliard, G. kopler, R.
Ewsrt, J. H. Horick, H. Hough, N. 0.
McLain, O. J. Scott, L. Woodling ard
|. H. Miler--ll,
Co. g, Serg'ts. S. A. johnson and W.
E. Clemens Corp. G. Knight; Privates
W Morgan, G. Shesley, c. Rode, E. H.
Forestar, II. D. Johnson and Albert Wal
ier--9
Co. II. Corps. H. Cassell and B. F.
koons Privates F. Humphrey, G. Furst
D. Snodgra s, J. G. Myers. ]. @. Modsr-
veil, L Ogden, R. Arnold, Larry Lrch
md G.. Marrick--1l.
Co. I. Capt. W. W. Bender ed Lieut..
!. D. Acker Serg't. j. H. McDuel
Jorp. NJ. Adams and j. S. Chilcost (
oriyates G. w. Adams, D. Thompson,
/, Eversole, W. D. Henry and I. Mckee
O.
Go. X. serg't. s. D. Poppeton Pri-
ates C. Simmons, j. Schall, w, Straub, ,
|. w. Rohn, ]. Nutter--6. Total "a. \
Total Killed and Wounded 10.
No. Killed June 18th IS.
+" Wounded /" SO Total 63. =
" Killed June 18th, Is :
Wounded &" "a Total At I
Total of both days 1l0.
The Regiment went into the fight Oh
be 18th with 335 men, and on the 18th ]
nth 3l4 men.
List of officers taken prisoners June I5, y
nd now in Libby Prison. Richmond Va.
Col. w. T. Wilson, Lit. Col H. B Hun I
n, Adjutanl B. F. Blair; Capt's. ]. W. 4
c. H. Riggs, 0. H. Rosen-
aum, A. Robbins, w. H. Bender D. 81 L
sldwell and ]. +. Randolph. I
lst Lieuts. v. R. Davis, w. HI. Smith, y
B. Colvsr, II. L. Beav:l ton and II
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,ExBPMTION.

EXEPMTI0N.
We have information direct from the
Provost Marshal Of this District that claims
for exemption will be heard BY the Board
OF Enrolment until Tuesday, January 5th,
1864.
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NOTICE TO INV Lids
Dr.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
~'Water Cure" at the Soulh end of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
invalids.
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List of killed and Wounded OF the 1924
Regt. Q. V I, at tho, aattle OF Win
chester, June 18th, 14th and 18th,
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co A L q | l.

C1HEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL IN
X THE CIrl, by the barrel, or at retail, prS~
COS as loan, lover Mam tie to~est-quaIity
unequal ed or sale ut COGAA'S,
No. Is ROYAL street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, " icks,
and every thing connected with the trade, III
every variety OF style, together with u general
assortment of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
d.licrs, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, fslass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c. otall thenew les,
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly uttvllted to all work warranted
Patent Ibief Detecting Money Drawer fox
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Judge Advocate Holt has decided that Pres
'dent Lincoln. late proclamation su$pending
the writ Of habeas corpus undoubtedly includes
III It's provisions the case Of minor enlisted in
the service without his parents consent, III
whose behalf, therefore, such writ cannot be
be issued; that minors between the ages Of
eighteen and twenty one years cannot be dis
charged at all that minors under IS cannot be
discharged if il their oath Of enlistment is set
forth that they are fully Of that age, aud that in
case minor ACTUALLY under eighteen, whose
age i correctly stated In his oath, or who has
been enlisted or mustered without taking a
formal oath, a discharge can be obtained only
upon lull statement of all the facts III proper
form, addressed to the discretion OF the Z. S.
Secretary OF War.
The foreign advices clearly show that there
is trouble ahead in Europe. The London TEL
egraph asserts that the opinion Of the speedy
outbreak OF war gains ground.
The Broonlield Methodist Church III Dos
ton was destroyed by fire yesterday. In Hart
fox two lives were lost By the burning Of a
house.
The vintage reports from Spain and portu
gal are the most favorable that have been re-
ceiyed for many years.
Mrs. Ann ). Stephens has dramatized her
own recently published romance, The Rejected
Vile
It is reported that FIVE thousand Contede-
rates are advancing on MaysylIe, Ky.
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CoT-NTY CoUaT. Y esterIay after our re
,art closed. the following business was trans
acted
R,mmel VS., kays-unawful detainer-
verdict tor deft MOTION tor "a uew trial.
Lent T. BidwclI vs. John Doe--iust alta
CONTINUED to1 deft
Freueh. lessee &C., IS. +. 4 W. IT. Ches-
hire-un,awtuI 1etaiuer-c continued fox plain
1iit,
4 JudSon Clarke VS. Serf Levy--on pc
ti1iou--verdjct for pIain1itf aud judgment a.
eordingIy,
T. VI. Malone VS. w. IT. Z. Ives-motion
10 qua h execution -notice filed aud 1ocketed
Adjourned until this morning
MoDyulI1 vs. GemmeI Il GIeason-on an
appe&l
TO-DAY. Samuel HeH 7oover was released
from an erroneous tax Of $50, 80,
john G. Clark was appointed administrator
On the estate Of Norris SpIaln.
William Woos and Charles Tripctt, charged
with felony were ren4ajcl 10 the Circuit
Court !og trial,
Wools was admitted 10 bail in the sum Of
$500
William Phillips arrested at the same time,
an the same charge as Woods and Triplett,
turned States evidence at the examination OF
The case before the committing justice, AND was
by him released from custody.
Michael Hart was appointed guardian OF
Frederick William Hart.
Ivle 4 Co., VS. Flint-motion to Quas at.
eachmeno 7:eontlnued
T. VI. Malone VS. Ivis--motion to Quash
cxecutl0n-c3ntlnueo.
George Ennet, charged with felony was re-
nlande,i 70 the Circuit Court for trial.
,Jas Williams, tree negro, charged with Eel
oDy, was remandeu to jail to answer au indict-
ment on charge Of petit larceny, at the next
sern OF the County Court.
Westel WiiIouyhby was allowed $40 for TAX
ing down the evidence In the examination Of
wi1ne >ses in the crinlinal cases, at this term Of
the court.
The jurors who served at this term Of tie
Court, were allowed ironI 81 to .:7j
Au4 the Court then adjourned uutii court In
course.
I4EGIsLAT1yE.-J, Nj. Downey, Of Lpudoun,
was to day chosen speaker, Geo, Tucker, Of
Vermont, clerk: T. Thoru, Of Fairfax, Ser
qcanr.af- Arnl, and Daniel Lewis, Of Eai, fax,
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LEGISLATIVE. Nj, Downey, Of Loudoun,
was to-day chosen speaker, Geo, Tucker, Of
Vermont, clerk: I, Thoru, Of Fairfax, Ser
geanrat- Arms and Daniel Lewis, Of Fasfax,
doorkeeper OF the new House Of Delegates :
A resolution that che loyal ministers Of
Alexandria, make arrangements among them
selves TO open the Senate With prayer daily:
Was adopted, and the presiding officer was au-
shorized to appoint enc or Is many pages as
are necessary. Committees TO adopt rules, Nc,
were appointed in both bodies aud committees
appointed to wait on Governor Plerpolnt and
inform him Of the organizations Nc, who,
whereupon, sent in message, which was read
ami ordered to he printed
Horse thieves are about again, and stable
in the FIRST Ward, near the old steam saw
alil, was entered last might, and valuable
horse stolen.
The e. s District Court met this morning
and adjourned ever till Tuesday next.
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OST-From an ambulance, between Fair
/ 4 fax Seminary and Alexandria, BLACK
4 / TIA >PEKUHA WALKING CAN <, the
handle terminating in dogs h, ad, The lind
er will receive its full value by leaving II at
Bells book store, 81 King street, or with the
Chaplain Of Fairfax Seminary hospital
dec 7--3t#
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gT7HE subscriber, being DESTROYS of changing
] his business, WISHES 10 dispose of his
GROCERY STORE, No. l75, King Street, on
Reasonable terms This store is located OH the
main street Of the city and is 3 No J. busin' IS
stand. 4 change in business has induced the
proprietor to make the above offer. ANY one
Wishing 10 purchase, can call upon the supscri-
Der ut The atovc place. .1
dec }-lw* L. A.t MIN ROE.
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alive to the necessity of being faithfully and ably
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in the City of New York, adapte to popular cir
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GENTLEMEN

The subscriber will send, free OF cnarge) to ali
who desire it, the Recipe and directions or making
"A simple Vegetable BALM, that viii, in from two
To eight DAYS, remove Pimpcs, Blotches, Tan,
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roughncss of the skin, leaving the samc-as Ma
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that in its News, Editorial, Literary, Msteane.
Gus and Agricultural Departments, in its Market
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least equal to any paper published in that CITY.
W hi'e devothg TO it our own editorial services i,
has also the benefit ofthe entire time and slant
supervision Of Mr.. ELox Comsrocx. for several
Years one OF the editors of the New York Jour-
tiof Commerce, gentleman of recognized cdi.
tOria ability ana experience. The editors will
; therefore be
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have bought this mill and will hereafter keep
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al terms JOHN G.. DRAKE.
March 9th 1863 nst3
Job work of all kinds executed with neatness
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Having Disposed of the Democrat office, We
desire every person indebted to MS to make lmme
date settlement. We have debts to pay, and tt
enable to do so, must collect the amounts due Us
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OF every patriotic ctizen-the leading purpose of
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upon tkc policy and administration Of thu GOV.
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notices ofnew publications. &C.. will be given. a.
will he likely to ntcres: :he reader. For The ben
ett OF that larQe class engaged in cultivatng the
soil, We shall give prominence to agriculu raj sub
iects. dovoiing 10 them original articles fcditor
! als and c mmnnications.l and carefully selected
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ISD;iyi STATE SENTINEL.
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M My WILL rCT Fl IIISF

Invite nv old customers to call Ant "Ntf
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you TO purchase of me. Hon.rghc. Sta T.
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! hope they viii rcdee M their promises tof+, tf
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Vicksburg. A species Of intermittent fever i
prevalent among the soldiers there, and those
who are takeh sick are promptly removed to The
hospitals here, Very few troops are quarterec
in the city Of Vicksburg, only enough to do pc
hce duty. The rest arc encamped on the hight
back Of the city.
Gen. Shorman's corps is still encamped neal
the Big Black, on Bear and Clear creeks Tins
corps has had the hardest service Of the cam
pagn, yet they enjoy better health than any
other
The 18th Army Corps, under Gen. Ord, ha
moved to Natchez for sanitary reasons. They
will remain there for the present.
Admiral Porter's feet is scattered along tn
Mississippi from New Orleans to Cairo Tn
intermediate distance between the point wher
the gunboats are stationed are patrolled BY ligh
draft vessels
There is no special news from below.
Adyices from Gen. Steele's Arkansas expedl
ton are looked for soon from Helena.