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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-28

I OST- On Sunday, the oath inst, "a middle sized
l. cow, brewn color, black head white belly,
short tail: Sl0reward will be given if returned to
John WAGNER, corner 9th and III SITS. jy 2S.stt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-28

Los RENT "A large DINING ROOM AND
Il KITCHEN. with every convenience for cock
ing &C.. for rent at 46 X street between 18th
'3th streets To any one understanding how to
keep first rlass table this is a splendid oppsrtu-
had the \ ouse being full of dodgers. Apply on
4 he mis- ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-28

~ CUnsignees will please attend to <16GD
the eception of their goods at once. CAV
This steamer ssils for New York on a.aA0
saturday, July :Oth, 1864, at p.
yytB-2t MORGAN & RHINEHARF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-28

's'AKEN UP--Estray on the 24th inst large
A black NEWF0UNDhAND DOG, with brass
JAS BREMEN
Express driver at the b. and o. K r. depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

lfsoaesiy4e - lsafnilss = s.tfs,f e..
IeosGSsjssDas1 elusestuAias. - ~,
- 4sas1ily - -, - ~ -
- 81 80 ol6irsoas sAsse us1 ryuGe y.
.teest a1psg ~ jsbstiassss sud,viSk
- arony. .x@css esssss II 50 ssssE,s
IT, sesays aslls, had did tesuusv
- - ssd 1ssk, ~ lad bsss vua g
nd = - Fs-sapssssd 500 Of svr -.
- 81 thso Ooioaelu.
ii neadspstsAss hsvsb bssa received ~
Eos0 deys hs0 0ss. Baslss.
] Dnpstshss ssoaived from aGss. St..la
1sepeut ~ sossasd = kasinv arrived =
Liet1e Rod. IS a. "a -
He Asi fceghs ; ssperios fosss Of De
sasny, commssasd b Kirby GaisA q
lsssss, at Ssiiss river ed dsfssasd
eoo0. 4G 80
a stssabsas from Red river arrived
ae-day q csisp. sd rsporn reinforce :
assas 1oisE sp . 0sa. Bsshs.
Ten. Ossby had passsd Csiro % Ma
Wy - Red fisss.
(GgnsdD 3. n. srAsros.
A Te 6ec'y of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

o8soo, AAy ~.
Accounts from the Army Of the Poto
mac coacur thst there vas heavy 6gh,isl
yesterday, and about 5 o'oloekSi II ~ Sve,
ming an, attack was made upon the rSbs1
batteries. After the assault he'd oostiaaed
some time it wss found that the rebel bat
teries could NOT Be carried without prob.
ably great sacrifice Of life, and the effort
was for time abandoned. :
Il is reported hsrs this morning. that
Gen. Warren was wounded yesterday and
died on the. way to Fredsricksburg.
The runcf' j repeated to-nixAe and
generally believe1s tAAt the Sighting yes-
lesdsy afternoon vas very severe, q heavy
artillery was brought into action % both
sides. The result % far q known this
morning, vas to our sdvantage. ThAen-
emy attempted..to get 10 the rear Of our
army to obtain supplies, but wers driven
off with great loss. "a
The fighting was renewed to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

The steamer Silver Moos. iron Mem.
Phis Tor Cincipnsti. pssssd here last n;ghi
With l,O77 bsles Of cotton.
The stsaalsr S., Pasdck plnsedio viii
700 balss Of cotton fos Evaosville.
= Gep. Caab1 sod sad arrived this morn.
ing en- ros,s . his eonnssd.
1t is reported the rebels boarded the
steamer In~e On Red river, torsed ~
the crew into the bold and then ses Gre
to the boat. The report = Aes vosehed
for. a.
). Saturday night small band Of Rueril-
In passed between the camp and picket
posi- Of the expedition sent out br Gen.
Prices asoa CSsnSas, Ky aedse Col.
Moore, encamped near May field. and oap-
tared the eslire pscket force withoas our
troops seeing then.
Memphis sAviess from Visksbarg ssats
q expedition left there for Yasoo CITY.
Lee, Ross aad Adsms we're at Yssoo
City vitL . large forcs. and An engage
9ent Vas aniiciPatsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

TmErtasf IOWA tAtALwx.
II vas ansOaodsd Il our pspsr son,
days since that ths Firss Io1s osv.lr,
Veteran Reglnsss had passSsd Olito. q q
inwss kouss. PssaiS s1psssasiss ha.
hssa on stipsoe szpsstisg then. srissl
ever since Everywhere throszh The
southetn aud central portion Il e,
State parents and sisisrs, wives and chill
drsn srs waitiag With inpss;sdnss nd sSsrtis
expectation tAs heaslding Of their en-
trance Of the State. asge sds @kssxo
We synpathiss With the disappoint-
ment which must b experiesced By al
these affectionsts relatives on learning
that the return Of their losr absent
friends has been postponed till next
week. They have stopped ia St. Louis
to receive thsir pay and-obtain their fur
loughs and will not b here sail Tue,-
day or Wednesday. Il may serve 70 nit
igste the nssaral fesliass Of regret and
disappointment At this delay 70 recall the
more poignant grief Of many home cir.
Gle that will nevsr more rejoice over the
return Of loved ones Who wsst out with
the First Iowa Cavalry. And the ten.
der symPathies excited BY ssoh reasc-
tons will ehassea the spirit ssd arouse
sentiments Of dssost gvatisade sh.,
friends are spared TO resura and receive
the warm greeting Of the loved ones At
home. ssr ..s
The people of Iowa will rejoice to
honor this gallant and veteran regiment |
whose faithful sDd srduons seeyie.s. and |
deeds Of heroic valor have reflected |
iu'tts on oar country's arms and given |
. glorious prestige to our State il oar
great national struggle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

srfhsfNs* fs.k hsaId ~ 6
srangsnsnss srs bsisg nsds q that oil,
asd y ths Nest p sslPe4 sfsPries :
paper. Thsrs i a a6andasss & raesi i
tliis leeansrys' mnsk sfxvh1u1 ibfalDesd
sway on specalatioa but whss pspSr -.
gias 70 como il ffon Europe rags vili fsll,
~ tlss,rsaflelasst qf.jale apsdeep,I y
! kfjasosxble ptics. gsJaa ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13
Washiagton. Nay IL.

es Washiagton, Nay u.
Gsstlensa proniasauy connected
With the Govsransatars to-day in good
spirits IN view Of The recent movemeuts.
Othss nevsassts afs i progress which
viii soon Be publicly developed. fssnins
part Of the gsnsrai plan looking 70 sue-
Burpsids sent word TO bls frissds il
Washington thas everything looked very
favorable aud hopeful.
1As Tribune's special dAted thc i1th
esys Bsrnsids advanoed % ..6potsylvanis
G. H. that nosaing driyisg Hill's corps
oeiofe him aad sos holds ths plses.
Daie's brigade, 2.AOO strose, VS. cap.
tpred by : charge n Vsrnoet brigade
Tsssesy aikht bue sssily half sseapsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

Washlnxton. Nav

.- soos '"sJ *.
Dispstchss fron the Army u The Pc.
tcnss, dated Wilderness battlefield, Nay
llth. ssy psobsbiy the noss desperate
6gblsr efsths pass .ssvsa terrible aeys
took p,ses Tsssdss. Believing shs enc
nv 70 have ssas : greater part sf hin
trbops - Rishnoad. a 3dvsncs along
he entire line vas 5stssnined On Al
q early hour shs z6d corps, haviag the
right cf sAe lias, had crossed the Pc, and
- ~ith bat slight oppositioa. In the
ucsdins the po1itios Of the eeemy was
fo.nd % b II The shape of hosss.shes.
and o dsAesekSt trcsps Aavanofsg . ~
s.ck they we're compelled . iali base.-
esds,sS .sd -, Of i s.sssss'. 9.s - ,s.s s.s
mest. Oar rishs ~ also sdvanesd aad
ne novemene ues boGuA i No evening.
Inc see1y !e XIV - sheir en-
sfssss 4 wssss'. es.S :.s - y: Ss'sss ;s,s
Fshs sosny's s..s u. - II ssos
:sepss :s1 sssn 'ss 80 ssss;' ss ! - s. 1s;'ss s.!
who weEs s.aels e gaia - HE II the
.ork: = ths;s sost this bsigsds ~
Iofcsd g syae..ee thssr adsasssd posi-
M hesMg ~ ~ kuos after
sPiklss sas9; . oss 1sasstss "a ~ The
ls3s 81 ssss q =. - s...s.2 js;s.. ,ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

aA ~ ~ las<ssds q - kook ~
vantod IL oollecsion of aanep.
Ths enengsusnee eofp16 vinp1puoly
cd = ths tins u ~ dspesfsrs ~ u
essssisg ilRoub j. si1 0I ss. s'l.l
asss Hsa64ssstsss 5th Arny Cotps. }
|H q 13 Il .a Ia sAs Fidas Nsy<le /
Ny diYsteA ysstssiay lelI ,ihs ashy Il
the midst Of : terrible battle. = tefribl,
~ ~ si1e Il laSssd = ~ 8 ~ 1svunn -
ssisscf lghts: Hsssaefoss ~ sbS,snGl
have been invariably With uusketb; i,
the battie ths roll Of s<liIlesy va = 1eree
iscsssant and almost deafeniog = atl Ges
tysburH3 So
Tho battle sostiasel till nirhe.| md
!al..f.ess e closed IL sasssiassy ssrnkale,
asd Our asuy Ass sd6si anoshsf 6 n
Int Of bettDes and viotoeiou. s s. I
In the moraisg ohesks ~ eeds Il
The dispcsifien Of or lises, snd iel ~
msantius oar men had grsaily STRENGTH.
ened their earthworks, thrown up lddi.
ticaal abbatis. and everything eviac{d !
dissemination 70 make the day one Of do
cisivs r6snlts.
Theirs was vary aetivs skismisAine IN
the fore part Of the day, which nssged Il
iength into general engagement, and d
the hoars wore - ssxsd hotter and hot.
-, sad aesesr aad sharper was the rattle
of musketry, and louder roars of tho sr-
Iillery.
The most determinsd aad pers;sssnt
effort which has been made sioee the com
nenceuent uas made ia the 6xht il this
locality 70 turn our right; charge altar
sharge Vas made BY the enemy on eos
right, but four columns Of our mes rel
pulsed each charge. At lesgth the 5sh
'orps drove the enemy, co9pelliag hin
o fall back into his third line OF defenses
Che effect Of this -rspulss vas .spparenl
The rebel dead At points hy piled mp il
leaps.
Is one Of these gallant charges fen Gen.
aice at the head Of his column, q he has
'ssa IN every Sight. SA
Basy in the midst Of the terrible con
liet ~ Gen. Wares. He rode N and
louu his iises dirscsing eovsmsses, re-
,ardless OF the storm Of skells snd bal.
sss Another hosss vas shot usder him,
'eing the third within the last four days.
- nsos gensnl assasls 4 o'cloek.
vas the most magnificent and terrible
- ef'ehs war. The battsries, b the |
ntsing. down ofspme lrsss, pese placed |
every advantageoas positioa. = were
'hswiee the batteries Of o.hsr oosps. |
simultaneously thsss. cannon hurled nur- |
erous missiles into the nnks Of the enc |
y, accompanied By general voIley Of
apsketry, aad from thi1 hour4 ill dark |
As combat deepened, and night lsst N |
icsors On every side. Oss lises nov ad- |
asced and We had taken mora prieopsn |
han We had lost. bss il has been another |
xpsneiys victory. Our losses are heavy, |
0t ]: is believed that Of The easny isr |
xceeds osu.
1t il expected tho battle viii be re-
amsd 10 the morning. Our men svs ssillf
good spirits, and there is no give way |
, them. sse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

Halifax. Ny IL.
The Afrin from Liverpool $0th Via
Qasssssows Lei, has arrived.
The Danes bad evssustsdl lPrsd(sisa aad
sithdrasn 70 Bormss Islaod.
Liverpool Bresdstaffs frm /: mo-
visaons qu'es and steady; cotton sdvas-
eisg Cossus s4@3 III. Csa. 9O0aa
dis61unt.
The Tsbsl loaa has advaneed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13
HURRY Up rnE rnoers.

Why don't the volaa teers hurry M
their company organizations and gst into
camp, tha. they may BE- ready to march
In time to do some good. II men have
decided to enter the service, Why do shey
coetinue to hasg back and lisger arosnd
the edges aud keep Others back through
their influence and example I Ten seei-
ments ought to have been organissd and
mustered in this week and started for the
ne'd OF service in three days theresfter.
Instead Of that, hardly one regiment will
be mustered in before Monday. In this
district net . company has come 70 the
rendezvous yet, and bat few companies
have been completely organized.
g. w. Edwards. our fellow.laborer in
the editorial line. has set good example
in reporting bis company ready for duty,
and We presume hia COMPANY viii be The
shrst to reach the rendezvous. That com.
Pany will Be here Saturday night, bat
how long the rest Of the companies will
Be Ia making tho move vs csn.os say.-
: We used to regard the Potomss ~ ! sta
nonary concern. and its tardiness became
aproverb through The West. bat 1t pres
snt rates We fear that the Eass nav well
retort on the West. g s.
The huadred-day men &sfs needed
twenty days Ago, bat twenty days, tho
utmost time resiiy needed, vac given 70
place them 1t the disposal of the United
6sases. And Jet, with . still growing
and moro urgent necessity for thsr,
twenty days viii have elapsed before .
single Iowa regiment b ready for the
field. We impiore the men Of Iowa whe'
would save the honor Of the State, the
lives Of our bnvs brsshrsa IL ths 6sld
and the country itself from peril, 70 rally
to the rescue without farshsr dels5. Nss,
are falling on every battls- fald psoss liye.
might have been savsd tad tie hSndeal
day men rushed forth At the call 81 tlI,;r
country. And oar success 10 nov. da;ly
imPerilled in virgiaia for lack Of the n,
Inducements that might have been called
from outposts and cartoons had our han
drsd.day men hurried mp. = they might
have done to gu their places. There j.
..z41s n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

SSaa oeSe - 0oDDooeU 0o04E9yoA ~
- 8soeas - Rsa 1tvoe
Caire. MAJ IL.
The dispstch boat Gen. Lyon froo b.
lou reports on the 9Th the tsansposts CITY
Belle, Enaa md Warnes. in passisx !
battery ~ miles bstow AlsxOndrn. we're
6fed upoa and dssssoyed.
The gusbost Ssgel vss also dessroyed
by bAtsery, and inc gsnboas Caring ron
was ses % iirs 70 prevent her falling ist0
TIE hasds Of The rebels. This battery l.
eospesed Of shs gaas sapssrsA frsm
Bsnks.
Baaks ssmains as. Alexandris and 10
strong saosgh % resist any sstaek made
upoa him.
Daring the fight above Alexandfia,
when the gaabeat Juliet Has DESTROYED.
she Cricket, Aduiral Portsr's hoas, ssf.
tsssd severely. Both sngineess we're
killed and many Of the crsu woosded.
Forrest. Chaimers, Roddy aud Lee are
said y b u Tupslo. wAers thsy ~ers 70
have grand review o. Saturday hst.
Escaped Fsderal cavalry officers report
Fsderai successes q Jscksoa aad Bolisar,
Tennessee.
The steamer Belle Aemphis he's arrived
from Memphis With l04 bales Of coktoa.
The steamer Conmercisl has arrived Il
Memphis from Little Rock With 9l7 bales
uf cotton. 6eesls's forces we're aesivsly
Engaged forifying the town. All duiet
On the Arkansnn R;ver n>h>l .>j.lr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

A 1Yhnail Ckauxs- ~ 4Aeus>sa
ns6sls 0ayssss11 11Bssvy 1.sss-sss.S
- 2anA Ooo11et. wev
New York. Nay II.
The Herald special Of Tuesday says
Gibbon's and BArlou's Divisions we're
shidfaSn fspmths ssdatA bAsk ofi6s Pa.
The lsttsr's division VS. closely followed
|shy the enemy, vho xers checked b. our
artillery pssted alesg ridge commanding
the river. 10
Early in the day tho whole army bsean
to s.raighten ont the line of ba,ue for !
renewal oi thsengagemeas. Skiraishing
vas kept up during this time between the
advanced lines Of the two srmies, the
enemy heslirring himsslf = thoagh hs in
tended offensive operations. Our line
formed Nth the second corps On the
right, fifth in the ccntrs and sixth on che
ie.t, with Burnside's corps in the rear of
our left for the protection Of our immense
trains, and TO act ~ reserves in any emer-
gency. The country here 10 quite rolling,
Esspddsd With groves Of pine and redwocd,
aud sifoSds much beflerfaciiAies lur hdad.
ling troops and using artillery than the
country about the Wilderness. The
enemy was busy sll night Strengthening
HE position with rids pits, bYeesswosks.
bsrricades, &c., rendering II stronger
than any hne of defense made By him
since iesying fhe safthworts % the R.pi-
dan. Thus matters sspods until far into
the aftefuoofi. Fighting becafhe ouif..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13
New York. Nav II

| New York. Nay Il
Ths Pests Washiagtsa spsciAl ssya di,
paashs bare juse bsss rsceivsd fron th,
afmy, dsted has yssssrAay, seatise G,.a,
hss wsa asethsr sisaory. Lee's vbol>
lett y esashed asd % hsvs sapl.rsd !
whole brigade. Basnsids shssed Essl]
over threo niles.
The Word - Fsnos from Washise.
Ton that'the 10Th md l8sh armv ceres
On stbs n0ssh bank q Jaanes river are "a
b ssst aeossd = seis(osss he Aruy q
the Peeo0ss lssa he sosth; TIA. th.v
coopriss 10 small IN seny % sastrre
Richmesd, asd srs 30 suosress 10 uer-
init their being keps cot of TIE 6eld.
The Worlds special says Grant msseed
nsas 4O0 pseees of artillery sgaisss Ies's
Pssitioa q Spossylvasn G. H. on Tuse.
day, seA fred for TO hears.
When - asash vas isally ordered
the adsaseisg soluua net wish but fee-
be fssissanos-
kesss lisa did not saver till last befcre
tho elOss u the bst,ls. Than i eli beak
and we gained oonsider.hir xrousd.
- 4ss cssssspssdssss tssas -Ges. BasIsr's
ss1y son ,si.sTnothing }ster of that Gen.
efal operatio6s than xas xnuouncxd =
h's d'sPs'eh- ressos
ii Jill Boston. Nay l2.
Subscriptions have been started here.
already reaching ssariy eI0 900 70 aid
the v0abdel, w Eaa ssssa.g sas
The funds sabscribed hers for the R..t
Tennessee suferers sov amounts 70 nine
ty-loaf sAOaAand dollars.
Philadelphia, Msy II.
The family of Gen. Joshua J. Ose,s
have received issslIissnss q his dessA
while = the head Of his brigade.
ln washington, D c, On sAe s<A insasna Anrrrr II
s1soaA - q ,. = hixxA Dr. a.A knily 2. nraess,
At his rssdesee. a ths city, Tar.iay, the iih Inst
4 - hs-Wnazzn Araxy1c sed 81 year, and
s fasral viii take pare froa his laae re~sa~nre On
1.sarag. . iOocskk a u Tris.ss Il sAs f.nily ere
Invitsd - aesena
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

Buffalo, Nay l2.
No cos6rmation has been recsited Asre
oi The ra0os Of 6igei's tormiag iase.ioa
With 01aG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

. ~ sfsA - 9 = 1919 Ill N5z7B7 q a
= snsa 1isv reivsal10S Z .o,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

xAs 0lsedisst Bassls 81 tAs War-rA
0ns0y Completely RsutsA -- xAroo
8ebol DrigaAss and Pear Guns CaD-
tu1o1. ru~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

|nl6SOLUTIDN NOTICE.-The co.
pnstnsruAip u y. - Collier ~ dasavps ~ = :
- cssssse - - LIT Aay n Ncssnb@, lssA Pi9senu
kaouaag tAs.fves niaesssA - viii p1~ase ~ sl
Ane ~ ashsr - tn snd~xSssA b.C0LL{4R
1Ayl2dSt Al c0IIIfH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-13

The family u, Gen. Joshua ]. O.e,,
have received issslIissaes q his des1l
while = the head Of biz brigade.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-08-26
School Notice.

TNHE Executive Board of School Com
l. missioners for Hartford county, will
meet at their office in Bel Air, on THURS
DAY, llth, and FRIDAY, 18th of August
next, TO SETTLE the accounts of Teach
ers, for the Quarter Ending 30lh June,
1864, and again on TUESDAY, 23d,
WEDNESDAY, Oath, and THURSDAY,
Goth OF AUGUST, for the Examination
and appointment of Teachers, for the
Session commencing the first Monday
(4th) of September next. All Teachers
holding certificates from this Board, are
required to return them, and present them
selves for denomination. Those from the
LIST and End districts will be examined on
TUESDAY, 23d; those from the Sd and
18th districts on WEDN ESDAY, the oath.
and those from the 9th and 9th districts
OH THURSDAY, the 25lh.
- By order of the Board, ., -. ,t.
... JNO. Il. SPICER.
je24 %. Secretary.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-08-26
MELICK & QUICK'S Z"
Power,
WITH PATENT COMBINED THRESHER
AND WINNOWER,
WITH SMITHS PATENT REVOLVING
RAKE CONNECTED; ..

THE subscribers are now building ANEW Tread
1 Power, one of their own improvement, which
they have tested in connection with their COM
bined Threser and Cleaner, and would say to
the public abroad, that they can now furnish a
more complete Two-horse Power and Thresher,
than has ever before been offered. The Power
is 50 geared that it runs with very slow step
for the horses, and needs but little elevation to
give motion to the Thresher and Cleaner
The Power and Winnower is connected by one
straight belt running itas an. 0vershot Machine,
making it an Improvement over the Undershot
one, by its not being so liable TO carry through
stones, sticks &C., that may be gathered up with
the grain. No other combined Thresher and
Winnower is so simple, and easily put into oper-
alton. Its extreme width is 3 feet length IL
feet height feet; and weighs about 300
pounds. The Thresher, Rake, Separator and
Winnower, are arranged in one strong frame, so
that the machine is shipped in one piece, and
moved when set for use without being taken
Fapart. The Revolving Rake is so arranged, that
rs the grain is fed in and passed from the cylin-
der, il divides the straw from the grain and car
ries it through and over Separator or Shaker,
obvating great difficulty that other Winnow-
ers are liable to, in carrying over grain with the
straw which has heretofore been so much COM
planned Of
With two medium sized horses or mules, they
will both thresh and clean, and in such a manner
that the common Tanning Mill is dispensed with
entirely two men and two boys will thresh and
bag so to l75 bushels of wheat, or 300 bushels
of oats per day, with ease. =,
There are two sizes of these machines. The
large size, or No. !, is generally run by lever
power Either of these machines can be run with
any lever power. The No. | Machine with 2
or 3 horses to lever power, with or hands,
will thresh and bag 200 TO 22h bushels of wheat
per day, ready for market These machines are
warranted to give satisfaction. Gse b.
G5~ Price of No. ! Thresher and Cleaner in
Baltimore, $3.50; No. 2, Sl4O; two-horse tread
Power and Thresher and Cleaner, wrenches, oil
cans, &c, complete $3.50.
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SIS REWARD,

CtTRAYED away from the subscriber,
- about the Sd of August, dark red
STEER-horns turned in, tip of tail white,
a small white spot in one of his TANKS !;
no other marks remembered. .-,...
The above reward will be paid for his
return to the subscriber, anil any informa-
ton in regard to his whereabouts will be
thankfully received. e.
JAMES BILLINGSLEA.go
aul9 Near the Hick ory.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-08-26
NOTICE.

E7nE COUNTY COMMISSION E RS,
i will meet at their office, i'll Bel Air,
on MONDAY, 9Th September next, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, for the transaction Of such
business as may come before them. The
Collectors in arrears for 1859, 1880 and
1861, are notified to meet the Board and
close their accounts, or suits will be
brought against their bonds at the next
term of court. By order of the Board,
JOHN 7 SPlIER,
aul2 Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-08-26
SORGHUM MILL.

THE undersigned has erected mill for
the Grinding of SUGAR CANE, and
intends giving to this branch ofhls business
much attention. This mill is attached to
his FLO URING and SAW MILL,
where the public can at all times be ac-
commodated with anything in his line.
ap1 JOSEPH K. WETHERILL.
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