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EltHAy.-cn Thursday July :, at her residence, 2t3
plSonn'lr street Uobokeu, Mrs Lorlsa G.. MAcKAY,
eldest daughter OF Michael Gihney deceased aged %
yesrs,
Gcquescst IN pace
Her remains viii be taken 10 81. fe.ers church.
Barclay street, Saturday morning, Mt ten ocloci
who're solemn will be offered no FOR the repose n
her soul.
lfJg onsr Dsdtts e. Srcs nd Pdoel
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Mysterious Movements or the Union

from the Richmond DISPATCH, .Iniy H.
citizen oi Mathews county, who has arrived 10 Rich
rp0Dd. thai. before he laft he immense
number Of transports passing Chesapeake bay heavily
ldea With troops. II IL coDecured this may be
meot OF }rrsdes corps the way t. reinforce Sher
- Georgia, or possibly e make an attack upon
unioi.nled point.
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CHAPTER IT.
And he did many wonderful works iosouu.h that his
name was pronounced in tongues.
And there in him judith from the seaport OF
New Bedford who had been sick many
some DAYS her pains were gone she soundy aud did
cjoice 10 eating her food
And Asa from those which called Qrakcrs the great
city OF Philadelphia wrote eps,e saying. 20 Drake
accept thou his which called Greenhack
the p'cu OF Abraham thy frend end-for
weak exhausted and despoudent ate hut little
suffered pains and thv Plantation Bitlers gave
health, ikcned only unto the vigor of vouih'
And upon such afflicted with Liver Complaint,
with Sour Stomach, with Gensra Debility aud Dyspcpc
pains in al OF The land did these Bsrs produce
ton ishug
But unbelievcrs existed and crackers
those whose occupation gene-and they said many
malicious things and rnmpeted their dying through
many papers
Then Abraham the Drake and said ''This
reminds of which Is To boys always stone
the best reea Re ~ good cheer Once Ssngauou
even wa. bIion-hnt the bursting OF shell, from ihe
fast, and he ONLY said send ne bottle OF Plantation Bit
for have not time to watt So have lost his
But Drake aonrishcih like tho green nav rocks
bear witness bs skill aud the fences proclaim his works
tina. thoss who resa and need suffer who
VIII uEc tina Plantation Bttcrs.
And the multitude with voice said. Explain unto
Dclphic meaning Of s. r. 1861 ky Bat because OF
the people his voice oOud be heard and he
isd explain all in his epis,le which will be chapter
III
And the crowd departed each with bottle OF Bers in
tAe!r hands.
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c. u a N II.
Mr.. William III. Merriam ms Dsspnsch

MIR. William VI. RIerPism's Dsspnsch.
GKSERAL BurrKs's HsApQuA xrxsssl
NEAR foISr or ROCKS July 80 p. N.
THH PROSPECT.
We arc yet awaiting The connct OF tho two armies on
this narrow neck, which the OF things
be delayed mrny days longer. While not the slightest
thirg Of interest has occurred to-day. yet when the
volume OF news does begin TO swell II will do 30 OF .
sudden, and will proceed to fearful proportions.
LIEUTENANT DAVENPORT,
or General Buffers staff has been adustrousy engaged
TO-DAY in Kidding the woods all hereabouts OF strsggers
aud skukers, who, having fallen back from tho army
have secretly and comfortably snsconced Themselves In
the forests where they hoped for prolonged immunity
sufficient command 10 enable HIM to do his appointed
work well, and which he viii finish TO morrow. The
duty Is an arduous one but the woods that once knew
stragalers will know them more forever, for the
Lcutenan, plies tho torch sc0rches the kukers
whose number Is legion.
THE EStxr HAvE THEIR EYE CxNRRAL >. ,. HOWELL.
Among The deserters Who came In to-day who
eapied General J. B. Howell formerly colonel OF the
Eghty-ffh nnsylvan!a Volunteers. and who has
ceved five wounds in this campaign, in tho distance.
"Ah" saws tho reb snat gray headed and grnybeard
Ell old gen man see there looks like Colonel (now
Genera) HOWELL He told u was Howell, when he
mmadttsy replied. Our folks know him and don't Ike
him at oil. Our picets have frequently had orders to
ct DOT hir They cay he Is brave old cuss." General
Howell Il ono OF the most gallant men ia this army and
always in tho frontknOwipg no other placc- 10 won.
derful no ID not successfully picked OF.
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WAsHIsoToS, July I, 1864.
Generals sige and stahl relieved OF command to.
day. aud ordered report to General Hunter
force Of rebel cavalry with horses and other plumber
stolen Maryland reported TO have passed Fairfax
Court House last ught going In the direction Of the Rap
pahannock.
The excitement about the rebel raid into Maryland
subsidng From most accurate Information obtained Il
Ia believed that the force OF tho raiders has been greatly
exaggerated. The affair has dwndIed into Q simple
pluudering expedition for the suppression Of which
force on the Upper Potomac should have been amply su
ncient.
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pendent battery. 0DEaascr - reported SsAea pear
Lynchourg.
think II may be safely asserted that this rebel invs
sion OF Maryland Pennsylvania is the most disgrace
ful scare that mas occurred 70 during the year No
force any consequence has been encountered at any
point and IL nov doubtful whether Ave hundred
rebel soldiers have been north Of the Potomac.
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WINS tuoy certify that tho COTTON NENTAL AHsOCIA
TON Of the city ~ New York have AFTER administering
MS the NITROUS OXIDE GAS, extracted for hs withou
pain the number OF teeth aud 81 the opposite
pectye narnos TIE was pleasant aui the operation
satisfactory
The above certificate has been signed BY fonr hundred
thirty since the tth OF February last (es b.
AZ 0ice) embracing many distinguished ladies'
gentlemen No patient ha, ever hesitaled 10 sgn Il.
Once z, Bond slreet. EcN YORK.
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Care Mt this season
WILL SAVE YODR HEALTH
ReANDRn1H's FILLS.

When you feel peculiar pain this season IN ,hs head
with fusion of ideas having been previously
fair state Of health lose time for tho viii seldom
he AZ 1t, but swallow at nnes FOUR eight Of
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PRIZES Csshed an All LegaIized Losts.
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Brokers $40 Chestnut Sweet Phiadcphis
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Prizes Cached fn All LOCALIZED Lot.
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The Washingtoa Telecra ms.

WARRINGTON, July Z. 1904.
The mall steamer Keyport arrived here this morning
At ten O'Clock yesterday morning, the hour at which
the Keyport left City rou heavy firing heard thorc
frem the dircctionos Petersburg, but not known
at City Point whether the Grug anything than
artillery duel
The Kcyport brought up Mr. Joel Parr and his family,
refugees from Virginia Mfr. Parr resided 10 Prince
Georges county, about thirteen mos southeast OF Peters
burg, and was the only in the county who proved
true to the old flag He asrested by the rebel autho
rites for his Union sentiments and committed to prison,
but released fcw days and succeeded In max
ing hts way into our lines with his family.
The hospitals City Point have been cleared OF nearly
all the sick and wounded. and many members OF the
Christian and Sanitary Commissions on their way
homo.
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The Rebels Held in Check by
Our Troops.
4igel and Stahl Ordered to Report
to General Hunter.
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.

FEsDzRIcx CRY, July 7-2:sO p N.
Your correspondent arrived here this morning at
eweve O'Clock only TO hear the most rghtful stories OF
large invading army, the frghuu ravagcs that army
committing and the certain prospect OF the good city
OF Frederick being occupied by thirty Thousand
knen before many hours The fcrcest combat
Chen raging between this immense and few
hundreds Of cavalry, and been doing some
hours
scan yoa the gunss" va asked. rs cannon or
Imuskcirysn
'soh cannon, We have heard ii quite distinctly all tho
morning. ia the direction of Hagaa's Mountain =
"Who has been killed. Where is the hospitaif'
"oh believe there is hospital here; but really I
have heard Of any being wounded yet oroug
70 H."
We afterwards learned that these exaggerated reports
had been started by s,ragsiers from General Siges
fcrces whan Mar;iusburg evacuated. The army ar
chat General niurt have been greatly demorazed when
aorc 'hroc hundred s,ragglers have been picked
up by tbe commandant at Frederick within the forty
1ight b"urs-some with horses and some Without
some with guns and without some under officers
md scna without, but all perfectly tina, thoy had
vsen seycl. thousands Of rebels in the vicinity Of the
1o,cnsc river. None OF them wounded provided
With fuTloughs yet all were their way Baltimore.
GONE that Martnsourg was evacuated without
6ring single shot. Is there not singular fatality
aboa or attempts TO hold Hsrpcr's Ferry Martins
burg ard romarsatis coincidence In the tactics
al the ecers who have Of those DC nts
ysepertvcys
Di'Igcp, rqury fer an hour developed the facts
tha; aosby ard White had been up in Mddletown valley
few miles ives; OF Frederick, tor two days past with
eoinc three FIVE hundred men engaged in horse steal
Ing anG frightening tho poor pcop'a almost to DEATH
lieutenant toicue' Cendenin, with a portion OF his
regiment Ne Eighth Illinois, wei Of Bu.
fcrt Colonel Cole, with his rangers aud
Major GRrrst 1horp, of the Twentieth Pennsy lvania
cavalry haze been scouting around and feeling these
prrce for tho length Of time bu, have
essded y bringing ,hom TO square fght To-day how
ove-, teNtenir found them In strong position TO the
ausn oes Il otoo four or i've hundred and around
Hsgsn = Mount iD some six miles from Frete.
novi2es ana soon brought reply from their artillery.
Auskeiyy diminishing succeeded 10 this, aud showed
SIN, were ou'numhcrcd BY about two 10 one
1nc Coons TIL, began fall back better position
and reached tho crest OF HILL which planted hls
drti,syy keeping bis supports Iuier cover OF tho hi
Hsis ~ artillery duel q length continued Clea
derr holding them 40 hay until, write this infantry
yelr.orcemeu,s arriving aud Frederick Is deemed
81 tor the present.
Toe Eighth illinois boys 10 the action behaved with
sha aspal sailantry, resulting their success.
alto unable u seud you any t o. casualties by
NSn Our losses very tight in killed ard wounded
nu; 10 slrscgiJug more heavy,
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The Harrisburg Teiegra ms.

HARRISBURG, Pa. July o, 1884
General sgc si holds Harpcrs Ferry out or danger.
General walaco's advance has been Diminishing all
day with the rebels near Frederick, Maryland. Result
unknown.
Our forces were driven out OF Hagorstovn to-day,
though they whipped the rebels there yesterday taking
enc lieutenant and two prvstes prisoners and woundng
plumber Of others These prisoners sent to Fort
Delaware to-day.
Rmor has Il that Hunter Is coming East fast rail-
and steamboat can bring his column.
Tho number rebels reported at from ave thousand
20 ten thousand.
our forces have been driven towards cnambcrsburg
from Crcencasre
wallace and sigei hold the enemy Ia check until
Hunter comes and the mlitia rally.
Several regiments have already offered under the
twelve thousand call.
Official information received here shows that General
Grant has notified the War Department that q large
portion OF tho rebel army has lett his immediate front
that large portion OF Hunters force has reached Park
crsburg on its way East and his advance viii reach
Cumberland tomorrow morning.
This would seem TO Indicate precautionary move
ment on their part prevent boiu surprised by Hun
ter's command.
despatch received just beforS to-day states tbs
two rebel regiments, Of infantry and one OF cavalry
bivouacked lest night on tns road nsar Mddlsburs
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BALlIIoRE. July -

BAIlrioRE. July T-Nidnight
General Wallace has met with Frederick.
he ha. oiloc the rebels hus fer in all their efforts
drive us from the town.
TITO rebels threw several shells into the city One fell
Bradley Johrson's old residence and another
the Court House.
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Goura ud's Poudrc Sahttie tproofs Vnir
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The Chambersburg kilograms.

tHfHBERsHuNt, Fa. July y ISo9.
man from Hascrstowp just arrived at Greencastle,
says that Mccanslsnd's command formerly Jenkins NJ
teen hundred strong cavalry and mounted infantry aud
ono battery, entered Hagcrstown yesterday and left al
eleven O'Clock by the Frederick pike whore the main
body OF tho rebels have all gone
Small parties returned this morning. and made requi-
son the people for fifteen hundred OUTFITS and twenty
thousand dollars, under threats Of burning the town.
which was paid.
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Liverpool. carrying the United States mails aeena.
this magnificent vessel anticipate
her gentiemanIy commander Capt Perio with IT. obligs
aud attentive purser Mr. Kavsnagh, sure tn ali
their power for comfort OF those entrusted hsv
RAaK AUcroNEEs CRY. McCui!och. from Trin Tor No
York With mo asses sprung aaak and driyenshor- "a
UT mt 81 Augustine Fla and became total cart
was valued a. f43,Dno she was 27 tons built y Cohs .
IN 1889 hailed from Turks Islands ana formerly
the Catherine.
BRIG VIM & CLARK, burned BY thu rebel pirate Flo1A
3S tons reE'ster built at Wadoborc in 1856 rated
and owned ia Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-08

The Frederick City Telegrams.
FRRDnIOK, July TIP. II.
Tho enemy 10 now ono mile from the town, on the
Hagerstown pike All the sick and government stores
have been removed. Reinforcemcnts are arriving.