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GREAT WESTERN

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE Route, PAS
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NFWyORk. via. the Erie
Railway from foo. Of Chambefsst. RUNNING THROUGH
To CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with railroad, for oil principal cities IN the West
Thi. /, being extended will BE- conpiets
running order to Mansieid oalon u-s. Dayton, cne'-
r. IL GooDxAy Gen. Ticket Ayt.. IL (. SWEETSER
Meadyille Pa. General Sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

INOOLEN MILL FOR SALE.-A MILL
with Eve sets Of machinery, for the manufacture Of
Fancy and PLATA Goods mostly Of n:w and all In psfse
order for uso with operatives the premises 10 offered
at srea, BIZ gaia The Mhs desraby located In Central
water powor good and all modern improve
meats for soonomi "a manufacturing Apply 20
JOHN b. BOYNT0H, Axeal, Hartford Csaa
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5nmmer Retreats.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn,
! ~ On both the AMERICAN and EUROPEAN plans
Opposite the State House.
! A. :. PLIMPTON, Prop'r.
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BOARD in MANHATTANylLLE, on the
CATSKTLL MOUNTAIN HOUsE.-This 4

~ yore Summer resort is open for the reception Of
guests Visitors viii lind authorized agent with badge, at
the Catsk Steamboat Lending and Chkl station Hudson
River Railroad assist visitors provide conyeyaneos take
care OF bageage, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.-Scaled propo-
Il posas will be received by Ills o1fice until MONDAY
july l5 1854 a, D. NJ or The delivery Al the New ofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
Ocean Cleaners.

NJOTICE.-The steamship WASHINGTON.
FOR HAyRE viii leave Pier No so North River oot o.
Morton str on WEDNESDAY MORNlnG. 6th inst, ayr
oek pre,ey requested to be on board at
r os-tock
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

DROWNED. On Friday morning, a pa
tient in ward A, by the name of NJ. Noak,
belonging to Co A, 18th regiment N. X.
V, was found drowned in front of the
hotel building For several days previous
the unfortunate man was considerably de-
ranged III his mind. He was Ger
man, with no relatives in this country, but
leaves wife in Prussia.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

Leonardtown on Saturday, and the above
rticle was probably written on Tuesday Or
Wednesday, and he records but three en-.
lstmeats. Very good, we think, for the
first three days oflooation in neighborhood
where no pains have probably been spared
to make the negroes believe the government
would do something awful with them should
they ever leave their masters. How is it
by this time, Mr.. Downs? Have a large
portion of the young negro men of that VI
entity been seduced away" Please give
is the precise number, and we venture to
say it will do honor to their reverence for
the flag, as you sneeringly quote it
They, black, swarthy and ignorant, as
they are, have more reverence for that
glorious emblem of our nationality, than
oux~white, free, educated, and possessing
all the glorious privileges of an American
citizen dare boast.
They, at the call of the government, rush
to uphold its authority against the assaults
of traitors, but you seek to disgrace it by
ondeaVoring to keep back its defenders,
and thus allow the traitors to trail it in the
dust. They seek liberty, natural to all
men, and you blat and jeer at them for 50
doing 1t has well been said that. lin
ignorance is bliss, and ''where ignorance
ruies, 'rfS foffy 10 be wise, '' for the editor
Of the Gazette evidently acts upon those
principles The one he seeks to impose
upon the blacks, the other upon the whites,
of this county
AS we have said before, we do not adyo-
cate negro equality, and have not, there
fore, the least sympathy with those who
DO, come they from Massachusetts or from
South Carolina; but what is the use in
continually blowing" about the govern
ment for calling, and the negroes for Civ
ing, their assistance in putting down this
foul rebellion. We say to the editor Of
the Gazette as Gamalel said to the men
of Israel, Refrain from these men, and
let them alone: for if this counsel or this
work be of men, it will come to naught
but if it be Of God, We cannot overthrow
it, and you may be found fighting against
God as well as against your country In
conclusion we would say to the editor, be
not over much jealous, either in contempt
uous or earnest language, for the Danish
ment of editors, whether loyal or disloyal,
for 'tthe dogs may be turned to their vom-
it, and the swine to their wallowing III the
mire.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

GENERAL McClellan's report is now out,
and has created considerable comment in
Congressional circles, and the democratic
members are generally DESTROYS of having
large number of copies printed, relying
upon 1t as an influential document In the
coming political campaign, and Some have
already referred to Mcclellan as their can
didate for President. We shall see what
we shall see.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

orought to this place on Friday morning.
The other boat was subsequently found
lcapsized, and the inference is that its two
occupants were drowned. Truly the way
IF the transgressor is hard, and the wages
Of sin Is death.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

aREEspAoKs. Maj. Green, Paymaster
". s. ", paid this place visit during last
week, and while here paid Uncle Sans
boys their hire, commencing with the \
Fl. regiments and ending with the Ham,
mond Hospital inmates.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

We are furnished the following list of
Medical Officers and attendants connected
with the Medical department of the Pris-
oners' Camp by DIR. H. W. Walton -
Surgeon in charge, James II. Thompson,
Surg. U. S. V.
Elk. Officer and in charge of Hospital
Department, l.. +. Russell, Act Asst
Surg, Z. s. A.
Surgeon in charge of Divisions, E. ".
Walton, Act. Asst. Surg T. s. A
Examining Surg for rebel recruits, w
Childs, Asst Surg 9th n. Fl. V.
Hospital Stewards, j. J. Gasser, c.
Martin, (acting).
Confederate Hospital Assistants, Drs.
VIM. Powell, Texas; r. A. Atkins, Va.
j. B Munnerlyn, La. !; j Il Jones, Va,
Confederate Division Assistants, list,
VIM Goodwin, n O.; I'd, 7. Z. Stratten,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

ArA.-In our last issue We published
the name of our new Quartermaster as Capt.
!. Gregory" it should have been Capt.
" Godfrey
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

ON Wednesday last about enc hundred
and seventy more rebel prisoners arrived
at this place from the old Capitol prison in
Washington.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-10

In affords us much qualification to learn
that our friend Sergt j K. Whittier, of
Co. G., 18th n. FL regiment, has been
promoted to I'd Lieutenant Of that Compa-
ny. It will be remembered that he was
for some time in command of the hospital
guard here, and by Ii 4n.le4anly bear
ing made many warm Trienos Who will re-
joice with us upon learning of his merited
advancement
OK Monday night, 1st inst, corporal
and three privates who were on guard At
the wharf deserted by means of boat apa
canoe, one of which they obtained by bril-
ing q boy to bring. it from schooner in the
harbor. When ready to start they forced
the boy to go with them, and then separated
into two parties, the corporal and one of the
privates forming one. and the other two
privates and the boy forming the other
The latter boat drifted down the river
and was picked up by the guard at the
light-ship, one of the men having persisted
from the effects of the cold, and the other
one and the boy being in helpless condi-
ton from the same agency They were
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