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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtAin ed from the OTphanS'
court OF Washington county, in the District Of
Columbia, letters Of administration on the per-
SOnal estate of Richard NJ. Harrison, late OF Wash
ingtOn city, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned To
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 9Th day Of November
next they may otherwise by law be excl dded from
all benent OF the said estate.
Owen under my hand this 9th day Vi November,
1854. y, COLUMBIA KING,
lOYS.lAw9W Administrative,
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JeIsIv
OFFlo Al:
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
tCircular, No. ell
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
ADJuTA A MT GrHrRAIiR OFFICE.


ADJuTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, August 2, 1884.
II 10 announced for the information and guidance
OF all concerned, that an officer OF three years
volunteer organization, who receives new COM
mission at ate subsequent to that OF his original
entrance into service, IL held 10 service for three
yeGrS from the dale Of his last nuser-In, and not for
three years from the date OF original muster-in.
No mustera.in are authorized or recognized by
the War Department, for The unerPiTed term OF an
organization. MuBterB so made have uniformly
been revoked, so Boon as brought to notice.
Where muIters have been made BY Commits
BAres of MusteTs, or their Assistants for the ufr
piTcd portion Of term, and thereis doubt as to the
position OF an officer, the case involved should be
forwarded through the proper CommisBary OF
Musters to the Adjutant General OF the Army, for
the decision OF the War Department
Regulations similar to the foregoing apply 10
organisations mustered into service for period less
than three years: the general rule being that COM
missioned officer shall In all cases, be mustered In
for the period for which his regiment or company
was originally so mustered.
II Officers OF veteran organizations do not desire
to secure the advantages of their former commits.
mons and rank" as contemplated by Section 2, OF
Paragraph l, Circular No. 26, current SERIES from
this Office, they can decline to be remuHtered az
| therein directed, and only JcTUe out he unerptred
term Of he muster under 1hch they may be aetlnga'
| he fiIs L. d. TOWNSEND,
hHHiBtAnt hdintAnt General
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John JOLLIFFK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR II LAW,
Jas removed his of1oo 10 the hUTtEBAn GOrueT OF
FsnA hnesautn sETsStb, OpposlE ~ essI
ut AArS ~ The iiOsSurP rulIdIls,
Darlington Ca =. ~,
AI'Su especially 70 slAIAS upon ths United
'AsS'' ty1~u
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%
WAR DEPARTMENT,)
ADJUTAFT GEHEHALs OFFICL, ;
WAsuINOTOE, Novel, 1864.
The official publication Of second Lieutenant Il.
b. Humphrey, 18th United S'Atea Infantry, lot
falling TO report at Cincinnati, Ohio, rs ordered,
IL hereby recalled, evidence having been furnished
this off; 30 OF the deeease OF that officer the 4th
ultimo. K, d. TOWNSEND,
no2I Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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RAILROADS.
(lRRBT PRNNsYLvANIA ROUTE
~ TO THE

Y L"Ao.h NANNC Nv hNln HOG I d
~ TO TRE
SoprawE~r Ann ssuTHwEsT
n snu atceT NOVEMBER isth trains will lesve
y Lnmote from the North Calvert staten ~
FLOWS;
hast Mali h......................p,70 ~ m.
Harrisburg ACKNOWLEDGMENT p. m.
L1ghtning Express. p, IN.
Tho $50 .. m, train nom Washington connects
y It'll the 80 a. m. train from Baltimore for Pitts-
oury and the West, and for Elmirs, Buffslo,
Rochester, Dunklrk, CAnhndAlguk, and Niagara
b.ns, and for New York City.
The $40 p. m. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
eonneea with the $50 p. m. train from Baltimore,
West.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDIHRS TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
!" For Tickets and any informAtio apply At
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Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
honsl Hotel and Depot House, No. 463 c street,
near New Jersey avenue, Washington.
J. N. QUARRY,
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II. J. WILKINS,
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Jelly Corner sixth at. and Pa, avenue.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
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WAN DEPARTMENT, !

WAN DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAET GEEEHALs OFFICE,
WAsHIHOTOs, d, C., October -, 1854 y
Lieutenant Frank W, Fonte, l2st new YORK
volunteers, heretofore published, 10 hereby nothed
that he Ia exempt from dismissal, he having been
previously honorHbly discharged the service OF TIE
United states, BY special orders current GeFleeI
from this OthcO, y. ID. TOWNsEHD,
OO94 Assistant Adluant General,
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THE "GIDEoN PRINTING
ESTABLISHED IN 1900.
GIDEON a PEARSON,
sIEAn.PowEh
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERs,
oil ninth 2treot, near Ponnsylvania Avenue,
WARRINGTON CITY,
savins greatly increased the facilities Of ,hs
above Old Established Printing
House by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
and th addition Of several Of the mos, Improved
PowEK-P
Ar. prepared 70 execute ovorY variety Of
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FOR freight or passage apply TO
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foot Of High street, GEORGETOWN, OF
JAMES HAND, Agent,
oe1t-am III wall street, New Yorh
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OF TIKI DISTRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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The $40 p. m. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
eonneets with the $50 p. train from Baltimore,
ior Elmira and the North, and Pittsburg and the
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S0pTAWESr Ann aptfTHwEsT
n snu .treT NOVEMBER lsth trains will lesve
| Llumora from the North Calvert staten ~
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDIsRS TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
| ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

VNM WRITER'S. AUcr loNENa
w II. j. JUaU - CO
United StGtes Horse aus artisge Auction Mart,
Firth avenue, For eourth street
This day Saturday Septraioer IL, at 3 r. N.
splendid ot Horses Ponies Carriages Har-
&c. &c, tng n frottiu. Horses Carriage,
Drsught and Express Horses Bnggics top and top;
Bretts, RorkawRys, Express wagons, &c, &c.
II. j. JORDAN & co. Proprc,ors.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

LOAN OFFICES.
Ar 7-MoSRY LITERALLY ADyANcep ON DIA-
"A MuNDs. WATCHES, JEwBLRy, SILVER WARE.
&c; also PAWNBROkERS TICKETS bought of Dis-
onda Watches Jewslry &c, at77 Beecsor ST.. up stairs
eo9-MoNEy LBERALLY ADVANCED ON DTA-
"A monds Watches yewclry Silver Plate Guns. Pistols
&C. &C. AIso Pawnbrokers Tickets wanted Of Diamonds,
!e.eIry 0uus PISTOLS &c for which Will pay
o. per cent nore than ~ obtained other place in
,ne Guy g Broadway. corner OF Houston street. up stairs
PRIVATE oRNrLBMAH OF MEANS WILL MAKE
- tne moN hoera advances diamonds watches silver
pse &C charges ~ cont and all strictly
conhaennai Address B. Bayfts, station d. Bible House.
pAWNBR0KRRs' TICKETS BouGHr-oF DIAMONDS
waches tewelry dry goods, clothing &C. 0vercoa,s
wanted OF las Cana rtreet, near Bowsry.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
CLOwVy~9.

A TrENTICN 80 SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR
IA TWENTY. fifth street. l-ad es aud gentlemen. have
"a pleasure received large
order from California aad the Western markets the
highest Ladies aud Gentlemen's
roi. Carpets Furniture, Jewery by paying 50
than other dealer IN the city. We snaran tee
Ladies' elk Dresses from So $40; Woolsn
from So to $l2 also Calico, Delar Muslin, &c Gentle.
Coats, from s. to so ants from 81
Ladies and gcnenen please Do not forget the right
ber M MARCkS, 222 Seventh avenue, Twenty hfch
street BY calling sdarcssing you will be dealt
with honestly. Orders will attended from Brpokly n
New jersey, Hoboken Staten isand, &C. Ladies pune
nded IL hv Mrs
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
ANUS sIE NTy.

AcADsHY OF sUsrc.
Leonard Grover. Drsetsr
fds sspsb ,.SsT 4SsHas22S ssfisss ss'i t. ~
1',ras 80 further r seats Z s'"fh viii be r..srvea
The entire rems,nag saditorinm parlaet balcony sai
1sm..on s,eSs 70 al GpsH S.r.. . ons me aoar
coanois Grand Opera 70 nys t,sy acts
Opera entire srsdss T.m.ro Hsruaas en-
GosDaY Sept IT, Rospnr pn LIE pIABLE Grand op1a
psT 81 sSp 1f r. pas2 ss
chorns and Orchestra on this occasion VIII % tue S'
WkDSEsnAvs New York opora sigh, In active preps
cADEMy OF MUSIC
orEsiss sn, q iE dGSdISs Is, SEASON
run particulars ia future advert saments
,GoiS9 TO THE RAcEs
Psasrs s4ss y
Which are al produced aud ,uperinteutet BY the
Lessee Director ana hau.ser.. .......0 1. fos
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
F aEr aFfAr rsS ssHs Dait2
.yolb lhh fsD ssS z THE ssexOs
THEsf s'Ift Will is s5nas ''s sEA
THE srGsEI or kiNd SOLOMON:
The TEMPLAE's DAUGHTER
EVENING AT ~,
THE DOMESTIC DRAMA IN TWO ACTS, or
LOVES DISCUSSES
jones' BABY.
The laughable piece by Mr. $. Becker. entitled
NEW YEAR CALLS
WI" ., nTHGsS sSf4ss STGb 5L1rsgTIAss
GIANTS DWARFs ALBINoS AND
MILLION OTHER CURlosffiES
Admission 30 cents Children under tsn. u cents
w GODS MINsTRELs. 5i4 BROADWAY,
w Nicholas Hotel Henry ooi Proprietor.
GRAND OPENING
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
POPULAR PALACE or MIEsrRELsy.
FULL AND EFFICIENT COMPANY,
comprising - -
NOVELTIES
or THB MOST ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER
will be produced during the season
The manager respectfully that during the
sent season II admission Will be
TICKETS 80 CENTS RESERVED SEATS ~ GENTS
Monday Sept ~ and every evening during the week.
THE FALL OF ATLANTA, 49, .
THE CONSCRIPrS THE COUNTEYM MANS VISIT.
GUISSIPtUS THE CONTRABAND'S COLLE9E.
THE MILLER AND HIS MEN,
FINNIGANs g WAKE. CLEAR THE TRACK, &C
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

A CARD .sssN s-t-.,-e.
n Mr. WALLACK
Beys TO state in order the general desire o( the
public for
CHANGE AND VARIETY
hs r. biz theatre that In addition to he
hdhsf5rs heW nfEys c5ni61ee. dramas. ac be pre-
lced the finest standard comedies such tho
SCHOOL FOR sCANDAL THE RIVALS, ROAD TO
RUIN. SHE srJOpS To COSQUBR MONEY OLAu-
DESTfSE MARRIAGE, LONDON AsSuRA and The
last suecessfu prod lcLon, ROSEDALE win
be occasona. .ly given.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

SHErLAHD PONIES FOR SALE-rWo vERY HAND
- some bays price $500 Can BE- at the farm OF the
suescrber near Wes Farms Wcstcheser county. Apply
70 WIN WATSON, ~ Park place. New York
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

A rTENTION, AT 2l2 SEVENTH AvENUE.-THK
"A California and Western Agency store received large
erders the hi hest prices Wearing
Apparel Lalies and gents snowing that slwass deal far
with those who have dispose Of will the fo
IS a $50;
from IS SIS; calico. and gcntemen's coaLs
S5 S25; pants, IS Aso Carpets Furniture.
Jewelry sc hope thrt Jon viii give attention the
dealer H. ROSEN BERG. 9l2 seventh
ADDRESSING Laies attended by Mrs. Roscn-
bar n o the
The New York herald., 1864-09-17
4 sURRR PLAcE-Ar 80 sIxrH AVENUE LADIES

"A and will md fair and honest dealer. Il.
NINrZ. whom the OF their Cast on Cloth
Ing Carrots Furniture and JeNelry at FL "
than at other dealers the city, promise pay the fol-
lowing prices Dresses. 50 to S45 Goats 81
4l8; Pants ~ to ST. Also fpr Nooe, peaine Muslin
Dresses the highest cash prlers VIII be paid call
BY viii be pune iny attended Ladies
attended to by Mrs Mintz f,sc remember the ORIGINAL
B. MINT and number Zsi sixth avenue, kigh-
teenth Orders from BrooAyn and JERSEY City
tualy attended to.
The New York herald., 1864-09-17

puRNBAxs FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE, iis
ID West Eleventh street All kinds NJ furniture boxed
and shipped Large wagons for moving furniture in c
country; furniture stored.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08

we observe from the Richmond ENQUIRER
that in the Confederate States Court Saturday
last, Judge Halyhurton delivered his op,u;on
IN the case Of VIM. Barret ~. P. A. Woods,
Az GoI'ector-being an injunction TO compel
'ne collector TO receive four per cent. Copfed
crate bonds in payment Of certain t.xes IN.
s'eaa ot gold and silver. The Judge was 6rm.
y of opinion that the tax could be paid in four
per cent bonds, aud theretorp .deod.d sgains.
the collector.
! Inc petersburg ExPres', in speaking of the
ae'4ned men in the recent Boydten Plank
Hoad night, says, lit was new business. 10
them, but We understand that they b.hsvsd
Ha"siss' aud that no difference could be dis.
'"Su''hed between their bearing aud ths, OF
the veterans"
The CaroliRau is Informed that some of the
ladies Of Co!subia, some in the Treasury No,.
BUREAU aud some detailed gentleman, ar. pre-.
Pa""S petition, praying that the Government
Will allow only one daily newspaper to be pub.
lished in a city.
The New York Herald explains that Gran,
uoes not take Richmond right away because il
would involve the necessity of "a few hours'
hard lighting" aud hc is an1iou, to avoid ",be
sacrifice OF litc." This is a newly discovered
virtue in the Butcher of the Wilderness
Astronomers have announced that ON the
I2th Or lsth of this 1ssoIAh, neteoric shower
ot unusual briiancy may be looked for.
on Royal street. AieSandria, Va, resenuv
were seen three white soldiers with ball and
chain-attachet 10 their ankles, guarded by
negro, while ,hey were cleaning the streets, the
negro seated upon che aosr step, ssno,si.,v a
cigar, aud reading the Washington Evening
Star.
Gov. Smith, says the Columbus ENQUIRER
expresses himself gratifed beyond MEASURE
with Gov. Browns stsunch loyalty to the cause,
and his high character as a man. The partv or
Governors were invited to witness the WORKING
OF the ice machine, and the proprietor insisted
on treating ,hem TO bottle of champagne.
Gov. Browns toast was "the unconditional in.
dependence Of the Confederacy and the soyer.
eighty Of the States"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08

The Stesn Saw aud Flour Mills of Mr. Geo
Sinclair, situate six miles East OF this village.
were destroyed by fire, with all their contents,
on Monday night last. It is supposed ts have
'been the work OF all incendiary. Upwards of
three bundled bushels of grain were DESTROYED,
about one hundred and thirt, OF which belong.
ed to the rGoyert.ment.
This mill did great deal OF grinding for lhe
Government and being centrally located, WAS
oi great use 10 the public. The loss which
falls so heavi y upon Mr.. Sinclair will be fel, to
come extent 10y the enare community. Mr.. s.
lost mill by fire on the same site n few Years
ago. In this double disaster he has the hearty
sympathy oi the community, aud is entitle d
to warm support in his future sfIoI Is 10 retriays
his m'sfortu"es. aud render support to his
dependent family.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
Tax Office Pleasant Hill, 5. G.
APPEALS FROM ASSESSMENTS

IN accordance with the l4h Section Of ths
Assessment Act. Tax Payers of the eighteenth
COLLECTION District, are hereby notified chat ,hs
Collector will hear and determine appeals iron
assessments Of the Advaiorsm Tax, from Ss,ur.
day the 18th instant until Monday the 2sth mar
inclusive. The question 70 be determined by
.he Collector, on an appeal rsspecting the val.
uaton or enumeration OF property, Or objects
liable to taxation shall be, whether the ysIus.
aon complained OF be Or be not in = Just rsIs.
aon or proportion TO other Valuations In the
same District, aud whether the enumeration he
or not correct And all appeals 70 the D,str;ct
Coiiector, as Aforesaid. shall be made in writing.
and shall specify the particular cause, mater
or thing respecting whish decision Is reques.
ted and shall moreover state. the ground or
principal OF inequality or error Complained Of n
JAMES X. AAGlLL, :
18th District Collector.
nos O. 1855. 30 4.
f.S.-Al sppesls will be- heard by the Col.
lsctor, at his residence, 10 miles South oi.Isr.
ca'ter.C. h., on the Camden road.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
Sale by Administratri1.

BY permission of the Ordiuarv.of -.
easier D's'r'ct, will exPsss TO sale, on the
,nn Gay oi November lust, at the late res.
idencs of Robert II. Porter, deceased. nj, ~
sisting In part Of S'
is vaIuabIes Negroes.
Horser, Cows, Hog.
Corn, Wheat Fodder.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
wagons Farming Tools, Sc, 10.
ahh OF SALE.-A credit oi twelve
Mon'ns' WIN Interest IRON the day Of sale.
secured os the note OF THE Purchaser and
awo good surs,ies. and payable 10 specis or
M e9a"o'en' 10 currency. ~ the election
Of The holder OF the note.
L. g. PORTER. Adm,x.
Nov. 8. 1864, L. 3S-2,
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From virginia.

PETERSBURG, Nov. I.-All is quiet. Ne.
groes coming 10 every day 10 act as drivers
and laborsrs. The wagons mentioned by
Grant rs being captured near burgess. Mil
were private, and no, govetntnen, property:
their contents were left on the roadside.-
They were used TO Gaul OF the wounded
and dead.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 3.--Fhe enemy, aigM
before last, drew 10 about one mile of their
cavalry picket line on their extreme left bs.
low Rsans' station, and at the same tim.
thEeS aat theu picket line 10 the lear of
their army on this side OF. the river, abou, a
mile, AS II to cover some movement.
All is quiet to-day ~ our ho1s.
a heavy rain has been fa!Iing all day, and
no signs OF any military movement.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
Army Intelligence.
FROM HOODS ARMY.
LOCAL.


The Columbus Sun understands tbnt n
letter has been received from a very hiyh
Official in Gen. Hoods army, which states
that the army crossed the Tennessee river
at Gun'er's Landing. and was then n, Tus.
cumbia. The general Impression seems to
be that Hood will move on Nashville, while
many suppose that the theatre of opera.
lions will be transferred to the old battle
ground around Corinth.
A gentleman recently fiom Middle
Tennessee, states that The not torious CAP.
lain Calvin L. Bixey, who deserted from
the 18th Tennessee Regiment, willis, our
army was stationed at Corinth, and who.
since that time, has been the ring gleader OF
n Union band Of bush " hackers in Middle
Tennessee, WAS captured by a portion Of
the 4th Tennessee cavalry. ia Whesler's
command. nnd hung near Murfreesboro',
about three wesks since. This fellow and
his band Of outlaws were engaged on an
extensive scale 10 numbering, piundering
and rebbing Southern citiyens in Middle
Tennessee Of whom. IN specie alone, |, Ia
supposed thry bad taken several hundred
thousand dollars.
sIooE az cHARLEsroH-<s2p BAT.
Ths enemy Hrs again keeping up brisk
hre upon the city. Since our last report
si1ty.h's !Rats were fred up 70 sig D. 10 =,
Fnssday. The shells shapwn nsw are
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08

mostly Two hundred poundsr Parrot,s.-
Battery Gregg and the Swamp Angle keep
up an occasional Gre upon Fort Ssmtsr, and
during the day fired twenty shots at the
tort. A few shots were fred from Battery
Wagner at James Island.
During Monday night rocket. were
thrown up from Morris Island, and heavy
hring heard at sea among the blockaders.
Firing was also heard in the direction of
Stono.
The enemy struck their tents on Morris
Island Tuesday, but at Lust accoussts had
not left the island. 1t 10 believed, bo owev.r
that the enemy's forces in this vicinity have
been considerably diminished.
A new encampmeni, seemingly for one
or Two companies, was observed TUESDAY
afternoon between Battery Wagner and
Vinegar Hiu.
Tire flag of truce communication agreed
upon :or Thursday will iako place on the
Savannah river, between Elba and Lopr
lsL.nS.
There has been no change in the fleet.
Char. Courier, I'd, ux.