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blsrER MARY CARROLL
JAlI-im Supsrior,


dr1S REWARD. ..-STRAYED FROM
DlO the stable Of subscriber, corner sixth
Rhd II streets, on Island, last night, January 18TH
BROWN MARI (with harness OnJ about I'd
hands hight heavy, curly name and talli YEAR.
old '''
The above reward viii be paid for the return of
the Mare 10 lSl Ninth street. or at the police Oiier
on Tenth street. l. y SAirTERfEF
janl9-3t'
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WASHINGTON, ID. @.

wEDNEsDAYnn.,.,.,,aJANuARY 30 ,S.
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DEsERrRRs SENT OFF.-some sixty deserters
were this morning sent from Forrest Hall, George
town. Their destination Is Camp Distribution,
from which place they will be forwarded to their
several regiments.
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District supreme COuFt-CI IminAI Term,
JUDGE uGHER

January 70. On y,Sterdy Mary scott, indicted on
the charge OF grand larceny, WAS ArriEned and
plead guilty. she submitted as 10 the value OF the
property stolen. She was sentenced to be impri
SOned Tor five days In the common Jail.
Jamts Welch, indicted upon the charge Of assault
and battery with iutent to XIII, was found guilty
Of the assault and battery only.
A nOlie pros. was entered by the U. y. Attorney In
the cases Of Thomas Donovan, Redy George, and
John Mack, indicted on the charge Of assault and
battery with intent to kill also, In the case Of
Collins Dixon, Indicted on the same charge.
The eAas OF Hester King, indicted on the charge
Of grand larceny IL being tried.
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MYSTERIOUS DrsAPPEARANoH ACCOUNTED
FoR.-The pApers OF this morning cotlin a notice
OF the mysterious dlBappearance Of a refugee from
Richmond tJ.H. McGwin) who arrived In this city
day or two since, and also stating that his two
children had been left at the hotel At which he
stopped. The question ~ to his whereabouts is
easily answered as he was arrested yesterday by
orders from Capt. Todd, and left last night en-
route for Philadelphia, north OF which he il or
dsred 10 remain until the close OF the war
This man. had been to this city once before, took
the oath and went right back to Dixie. me Pro-
vost Marshal states that guard was sert with
MEG. to find his children and take them with him
so that II they were left It was intentiopal on his
part.
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rR-Comfort for the eArwy-yt,.o,,. u

H-C0mfort for the Army Wilson's date
Evans Patent Tent Stove.-The undernlgned hay.
Ing purchased all the conflicting interests IN the
celebrated patents and improvements OF WOODBURY.
and OF Evans upon Portable Tent stoves for army
a e, 10 now prepared to furnish dealers in Wash.
lnEton and baltimore, without delay, with WILL
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made Of oAst iron,
with eight feet OF pipes each stove packed In box
twelve Inches BY six, and we Ching, ali complete,
but abont twenty poundsj large enough 10 heal
thoroughly any officers tent-a wonder OF com.
pactness and utility; For sale by all the prominent
dealers In atovea a. a suffers supplies
D. y. WILSON, Sole ProptIetor,
de2i.h National hotel, Washington.
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THE COURTS.


Wednesday, Jan. 0O.-on motion Of Hon. J. s
Black, John D. Williams, ESq., of CalifornIA, NaI
admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court
No'. i32 and 2ss. Gycns @. Bronson M al, Trus
tees, &C, appellant, VS.. The La Crosse and Mil
wAukie Railroad Company, the Milwaukee and
Minnesota Railroad Company Fl al, and the Mil
waukie and Minnesota RAllroad Company, appel
lAnts, W. Jones T. soutter, survivor Of Greene C.
Bronson d al. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the
opinion Of the Court on the motion for writ OF
prohibition In these cases. refusing to grant said
writs.
No. It's, Isadore PAeheeO do MAlarln st al, exc.
eutors Of Francisco Perez Pacheeo, deceased, Ap-
psllants, W. the United States. The argument Of
this cause was eontinued by Mr.. Wells for the ap-
pellaat and concluded by Mr.. Black for the ap.
pellee. r..
Nos, leS and sii. Andrew r. Orchard ct al, AZ.
pellant, vs. John Hughes et uxj and s. n. Orchard
and Amanda Orchard, appellants, vs.. John Hughes
ct ux.-The argument In these cases was com.
menced by Mr.. woolworth, for the appellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow at II o'clock.
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Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company.

Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company.
To he Editor OF the National Republican:
observe In the official report To Vice Presi.
dent Hsmlin Of the doIngs Of the above. named
corporation, that the statement is made that
"cars run from Georgetown to the Navy Yard
ess,y five miautss."
In view OF the fact that the residents OF Cap
itol Hill are not at all accommodated by the
running time OF tho cars, desire to call the
attention Of the author Of the report thus pub
licly, 10 the fact that the statement quoted (,
not true
have frequently waited fifteen minutes, in
the busies portion Of the day, to get car
going from or to the Navy Yard, and much
longer than that time after nIghtfall. The
publication OF this communication viii obllge
many citizens Of the Fifth and Sixth wards,
who are greatly incensed at the Railroad Com
pany for their manifest want of disposition to
accommodate this portion OF the city.
The President ofthe company also will please
inform the public why passengers between
Georgetown and the Capitol are better entitled
to accommodation than those living between the
Capitol and the Navy Yard.
A FIFTH WARD CITIZEN.
LOur correspondent shoald remember that
tho report referred to was written by Mr..
Cooke, (who has retired from the office Of
president Of the company last .Jtas and the
statement he made was probably true. That,
howev er, :has nothing to do with the subse-
qucnt MANAGEMENT of the noad
Secretary sewsrd,s Instruetion. In a.a.
srnl Hank. I'm R.Int,on a E..,,.. -,
M.,,,o
Ihe following interesting document appears
In the diplomatic correspondence lately printed:
Dre..r,,rv, o, So,
WAsHISOToN, November as Issi
GE.RpIt, 7 have receIved .nd .nh,,,,,., -
the preaIdent yonr tbree dIsnstchss nr ,ho ar "
7tb and OH respertIyelv I Lnva S,r..t 80.
ure I'm con0TatulatIng Won pnon yons c'I
landing and occupatlon unan tIs R,o GrsnSs
which "a ali the more Cr.tiTyins honaU' i. luz
Interest in the national cspse yon hsas
oIraadv ro,nd ,hat tha oanrs"t 80 nv
from civil stTIfe and forsISn wsr In SSontnns
offers sednctIonsIfor mIIIta1v .ntsrnris. Th.S'a'
Therefore, To inform Won Of tbe sIact condI,ion
of our relations towards that RennbiIc
At the nresent time we are IN tsrmS or .,,t,,
and friendSbip' and maIntaInIn% d,niom.,i1
relations With the repubIIc Of NeIjco W.
regard tbat country as the theatre of y Iorsioe
war, mingled. with civil strife. In thIs conasct
we take no mart, and. on the contrary We nrsc'
tIce absolute non-Interyention and non |ntsr-
ference.
In command of the rroptIsr /, ,v,II d.,,,,,,.
on Won as far as practlcSble. consIstsntiS SDi,S
your other functions, no preyent Ala or snrr,io.
being given from Inc limited states ~ ei,ho9
beIIIserent, Yop will defend the cj,iHsns not or
the United States In TexaS AGAINST an ,rO
mics you NAV encounter there, Whether domes.
Tic or foreign nevertheless. you will NOT sntsr
any part of Mexico, unless Il be tsmporsriIv
and then CLEARLY neceSaorv for ths nl"taa,iHy,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
weather REPORTS To-day.
tBy the Peoples Line.l

tBy the Peoples Line.l
JANUARY 2o-s am.
Phlladelphia---wind s.w.; clear; ther. $50.
New Tork-wind w; fresh, overcast; ther
$40. u
springfsld-wind Me- fresh, oTercastj ther
3O'.
Boston--wlnd N. Wi frcsh, overcssti ther.sso
Portland, Ne.-wlnd NV; overcast, ther
3ts. ..rrra-as11llla7z
HalifaI-wiud N. W.; fresh, cloudy; ther. aoe
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE MARKETS.

icy the Peoples Telegraph Line-OrHce, RepublI.
can Building, 6Il Ninth street.j
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us.-T.-lsSo-x-DrsLs $ Plantation

BITTRRS.
They purify, strengthen and inyigOrats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an Antldote to change Of water and DIET
They overcome effects OF dissipation aud T.. i
hours,
They strengthen the .y,tom aud s4rivsp "
They prevent niAsmAtie and Intermittent I,y.,
They purify the breath and Aeidity of the sio,s.,
They cure Dyspepsia and ConstipStion.
They cure DlArrheA, Cholera and Cholera aloTbu,
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They uaL,
the weak man strong, and are exhausted sAtITe's
great restorer. They are composed OF the cele-
bIated Callsaya Bark, caseAiIlla Bark, Dandeiion,
ChAmomile Flowers, Lavender FlOwers, Winter.
green, Anise, Cloyer-buds, Orange Ped, snake
X. 10.
The following Is a sample OF the tsstinnny dali,
soLDIERs' HoMn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cEcSsAT! o. Jan 70, isss.
have given your Plantation RltterE to hundred.
o. our noble soldiers who stop here, more Or less
disabled hom various causes, and the effect 4 mos,
marvellous and gratifying. n
Such preparation rs this IL heartily wish In
every family, In every hospital, and At hand on
oVefy battlefield. q, W. ID. AADREwG,
-lgss-N . sunefluton0ont.
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BHNETIr TO TKH LADIES' SOLDIERS RELIEF
AssoeiATios.-The following coHsSpondsnce sx.
plains itseif: 80.
al. whSHiSeTON, Jan. 49, 1894
LEONARD Grortr, Esq.
DEAR sIRi knowing and apprseiating your lib.
srallty upon former occasions for benevolent oh
jects, also that you possess truly loyal heart Ia
deep sympathy with the brave defenders Of our
country, we respectfully ask you, In their behalf
to give benefit in your elegant Dramatic Temple,
at such time M may best suit your convenience,
In aid Of the Great Fair 10 be held In the apaooul
hall Of the Patent once building the 22d day Of
February, uoder the auspices Of "1hs Ladies'
Soldiers Relief Association"
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
D. D. French, President Associations II. d. Cooke,
Vice President Associations II. Hamlin, Vice Pres
ident United states j. p Usher, Secretary Interior
Solomon Foote, Reyerdy Johnson, E. Morgan,
MI. Wilkinson, II. s. Lane, VIM. sprague, j. r. Doc
little Ira Harris L. S. Senator M. Blair p NJ Gen'l
Justin s. Morrill,, y Z. Woodbridge, r. r. Fentos,
II. L. Dawes, Portus Baxter, wm. kellogg, ]. =
Farnswofih, 1. W. Ross, J. o. Newton, House Of
Representatives, Alex. W. Randall, First Assist.
ant Postmaster GenerAli George W Mcclellan,
Second Assistant Postmaster General, Green
Adsms, Sixth AUDITOR Jos. n. barrett. Com
missioner OF pensionsi D. P. Holloway, CommIs-
siSner OF PAfenta, W. p. Dole, Commissioner Of
Indian Affairsi J. NJ. Edmunds. Commissioner Of
General Land once, Isaac Newton, Commissioner
OF Agrieultufei Richard Wallach, Mayor OF wash.
ingtoni sAyles !. Bowen, City Postmaster; John H.
Broadhead, Second Comptroller Joseph +. Brown,
william b. Todd, selah FquireB, Leonard y. RosI,
Brig. Gen u. s. Ay''' jaw '
..,.. .......s. M GRovERs THEArhE,
.r D. 10. .H. U4 yWAshington, Jan. 10, 1854, (
Hon. b. D. FTsnck, Rre,dsm "LsdisS Soidis,s ReIis|
ASIOccidiion," /" and ofhsrE 4 - rHa| -
I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF
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J0HuGry is-In the case Of Augustus Kingsberry,
administrator Of Daniel LOOMS, deceased, ys. the
United States, Judge Peck delivered the opinion
OF the Court, ordering judgment to be entsred
In favor Of the claimant foi the sum Of e. l. 1901
four thousand one hundred and ninety dollars.
The cases OF Mary white Ct al vs. The United
StAtehi OF the Heirs Of n. Washington w. The
United statesi Of @. D. Quintard W. The United
StGtssj OF Maria Kilbourn 81 al. Vs. The United
sAtesi Of Luke sanSuse d al W. The United States
OF Charlotte Goyette d al W. The United states
OF sA musl GArlinghouSe vs. The United states
having been called second call Of Trial Docket,
and the claimants not appearing either personally
or BY counsel, It was ordered that the cases be
stricken nom the docket and the petitions dis
missed
The cause Of Moore AAd Boiee W. the U. 8. was
argued by Hon. Jno, s. Watts for claimants and b 4,
Mr.. Mcpherson, the Assistant Solicitor OF the U.
s and the cause submitted.
The Court adjourned till II o'clsek to .morrUW.
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New York Markets.

sllfa1-viud NV; fresh, cloudy thtr. so
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lour correspondent shoald remember that
tho report referred to was written by Mr..
Cooke, (who has retired from the office Of
president Of the company last J.ms and the
statement he made was probably true. That,
however, :has nothing to do with the subse-
qucnt management Of the road.l
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BHNETIr TO TKH LADIES SOLDIERS REIIRr
AssoeiArIos.-The following eorespondsnce sx-
plains itseifs 10.
II WAsnfsaroN, Jan, is, 1884,
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THE CASUALTIES,

The following an additional list OF losses at The battle
OF 0lus,ee to that published on Sunday last
ONE HUNDRED AND pIyrEESrH NEW YORK yoLuN-
rBERs.
COMPANY A.-KtHtd-JohnlA Ienegay David wherYy,
Frederick Cromwell. Wounded-Coi. eammons severely
foot Capt. Carrot vandevveer severely; Lieut. John W.
Davis severely and missng First sergeans;C N Baou,
Sergeant g. Aumock. slightly, leg Corporal Geo smith,
severely, leg L. Waterman, slightly, hand Jas Gardiner,
slightly, breast W vanastise, slightly hand j. butcher
Blowers severely hand John Hogan, slightly, hip j.
mssS slightly Iss Pratt sh.ly. arm 2.
HENRY sSss es ana b'p s'ocs eighty
Wosnded a~i kssrao- Corporal r. q. supple. severity,
cs weepev, severely, leg; A. ". Kirkhsm, severely,
np q; McDowall severely SIDE; John Pace severely,
VEG + Carson, nothing Known; John Marcins, nothing
Known; John fAsbsv severely, fooN
Flint Daniel Friday, Frank NsiiherlaDder Aonzo smith
denton 1ompkius. Wossndet-Iieut leaac r. Smith,
eighty serseans \. Peacock. slightly arm Corporal
v. A,psssh, snshsy band; j. Bsr,s, sIiebsiy. ks a
Brovn slightly bes'; Norman Ccok, slightly, brcast
!c0u Dssley sllshty ee Abran vspae sheb,y, band
HOBS, slightly Esnd, WIN W LAKE,, . sss srI
n. Iax0c,d, severely. seos, John y Mayes severely
nsa1 oryas smell ss.ers.y, hsss Dsa.e ss.rn, sIeb,
shshy, bead; Nathan zieese, slightly, hap Wossd~d
sma Msssng--August Meyer and iuciu a. smith.
tosp.nv I. Raled-fieat VIM. ,rbmBtins. .wosnd.
o-sergcant q. H. Careen, slightly: Corporal Allen,
severely, peck Corporal Macon, slightly; NJ COCHRAN,
slightly 9. D coaess slightly: Ducket, slightly
sScp,se, ssso' snsa.y hand A Hermsnse, slightly
scalp; H. y Jones, slightly, Ics. s b lincoln, severely
sosomec; Lyons, slightly, band; J. Myers, slightly
slightly, hip A. Dinkhoa slightly scalp Wo.,ndcd and
MsnsY-CorporaiS 4 Cornell, severely, breast Corpo.
ra' T. tos severely breast; " Benson, severely, tnsh
w. hafer, severely, foot. r. Cbristy, severely, sido
and arm; T. y. Fvaps severely, bowels j. A. Hannah,
severely, abdomen. AtsinoP AIba,k and Peter Butler.
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Interesting from Memphis.

The steamer City Of Alton from Memphis the 2oth, has
arrived with SAT bales OF cotton.
The prisoners captured by General Smith reported that
Colonel Forrest brother Of the rebel General Forrest
was killed in q skirmish with forces.
After rendering vote OF thanks to the Hon. Horace
Maynard for his eloquent address, also ito Colonel p T.
Blond and DR.. James A. Butler for the able manner Ia
which they had upheld the cause during the meeting the
Memphis Union Convention adjourned zine dse
The Union League Of Memphis had rendered grand
supper TO Hon. Horace Maynard 70 take place 81 this
bah on the evening Of the 26th.
The Memphis cotton market had changed for tho bet
ter buyers being anxious 10 invest than for some
days past. good middling, &C.. strict middug, e2c.
II Ii snow ing at Cairo tonight.
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NEWS FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

Longstreet Rstreasins In Double Quiek
Time, SO.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20, 1854.
Information from Cumberland Gap, deemed reliable,
says our forces have reached Morrstown.
Major Berry, OF the Eleventh Tennessee cavalry, ar
rived from the vicinity Of Rogersvle reports that Long
streets forces going East, at double quick tme
each aide Of Holstein river.
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BARsux's MusKrx.--The Ticket OF Leave Man, which
has been produced with such success s 70 be repesed
every afternoon and evening this week, IN addition "
which the four giants, the Lilputian KING, 'ne yroe.
whistler and host Of other curcsi'ies are snooaneea
be,ns ON exhibition. A grand spectacle underlined fos
next Meek
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Arrived, steamer Golden City, from Panama.
Tho entire business portion Of Downsyvsls, Sierra
county, was burned last night. tho Are csmmssced IN
the centre Of the town and spread with such rspdy that
little property saved The loss Is about $500 00o
which there very little assurances. Tho contents OF
several cellars, which had been considered nreproof
destroyed. But three buildings remain In the
business part Of the town. Both newspaper establish
ments we're consumed.
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ADDITIONAL LIST OF CASUAL TIES,
Aey Ac.s ~.

Dy tho arrival Of the steamer Rachel Seaman, Captain
Petter from Port Royal s. Co. Feb a. we have received
important dispatches from correspondents Florida
md Hilton Head.
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The brigade sunered heavily, NJ the st OF CASUALTIES
ing the contest and in covering the retreat Ihavc be-
fore spoken Of Colonel Henrys regiment the Fortieh
Massachusetts Independent cavalry terms Of common
dation and only need 70 say nov that they were Of inn
North crops snS me Ssos
chussetts, Of the coored troops, did admirably. The
First North Carolina held the positions placed in
the enemy. was cool and steady, and never nnched
for moment The Fifty fourth sustained the reputation
they bad gained wasner and bore themselves Ike sol
or the batteries not enough car be said They were
fought spcndidy and did great execution They we're In
enemys sbarpshooters who used their rifles with areal
effect the az thc guns and the horees u VS.
owing as have before said, 70 The latter that the
The cnemys 0re was 90 bot, both from artillery and
small arms, that the surgeons were compelled 10 SHIFT
tho rseitops Of their hospitals three four tmes and
even then did not keep Out Of nse But shey worked
the sausrlnss Of our troops. surgeon Jsnsway had
charge Of the artillery hospital, and devossd himself
''sps : .ss s ssss
TortIesh Msssscbusetis regiment, had charge q
,ns s'V ssncr. 1sS bdsp.i s a, ne soss%.sS
Assistant surgeon B. DsfeDdorf, q TIE Futy eHhth
New York, remained 90 the osld 70 care r css wound
During tho tbickest Of The Aebt negro, o. the
First North Carolina seeD 70 rush 70 tbe sear ess
bleeding In torrents from bs wounds, mouth and nose
but shouting aloud tbrouehhs swollen pe, dripping with
blood '.shree shreers for Uniool G'mmum Nv Gmmon
mi and went 70 tho extreme reor yelling 10 bis broken
style tho same old rallypg cry OF "Gimmum lp' The
poor fellow mortaly wounded and Ia probably now
dead A lieutenant OF tho same regiment, Who
aro,Ina, and Who had supplied Ms place win an
az ss SS sna While IN" 0S battle ysss vas p
warm NJ enc woDd care TO exreriopce u, rebel sharp
put ballot through bis irowscrs log and through
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shoulder Fred Palmer Co. L, thigh W. H. Johnson, Co
hand ssa c. sous.r
Malone Co. O. ankle George Platt, 90. Y, shoulder f..
b. Field, 90. q, hip; Murford Co d, thigh; Creemer
90 T. foot p shay, Co. B. head Jas B. Sterling, Co. Z,
arm and side; Charles Faucelet, Co. Z, shoulder.
SEVENTH NEW HAMPSHIRE VOLUNTEERS.
Capt. Joseph Clifford, Co. c, leg Lieut.. T. W. Arin,
Co. f. leg; Lieut. George W. Taylor, killed; Lieut.. y.
Roberts, Co y, heel Capt Ham, co. @, slightly Lieut.
jacobs Co @, shoulder Gilman Myer. Co. G. shoulder,
serst. Thomas II. Livingston, Co. b, thigh; william H.
hip John Burns CO. D. arm; John Van Vert, Co. D. leg
O. Centree, Co. " ankle; VIM. Clifford Co X, arm Levi
9. smith, Co. X, shoulder Henry ". johnson, o.
spAll. Co q. arm; G. Forrest Co. ], slightly
Dennis shaw, Co a, thigh II: Maynard, Go. 9, arm u
@. wissiDs, GO. y, bead chss hipman 60. thighs;
C. Bridges, Co. g. side; Sergeant b. Bridwe, Co. r,
leg g. N. walker Co. II, leg r. Harrison, Co II, hand
j. Cameron. Co. D. beg n johnson, Co. d. side; o Robin.
son, Co b, arm A Alley, o. D, arm John Alien, O. B.
x chin and mouth; A. p Hills, Co. B, leg Charles Pyer,
90. D, ear.
sIoH1H UNITED STATES (coLonEp.)
Ktlled-Colope Charles W. Fribley. Wounded-Major
Loriua Burritt, leg Captain C. T. Wagner, 90 A. arm;
Captain r. Pratt, %. q, shoulder Captain A. @. Dick
ey Co. X, face Lieut.. George s. Warrington. foot Lieut.
cob sebenep, ,es Philip en-, GO. n, band ~ Boyd Co.
d, hand Isaac Peckey Co. X, thigh Geo swnger Go X
shoulder, Sergeant Simmons, Go. A, ankle u bucxma
ter Co A. arm; George Rob psCu, Co A, neck Abraham
Young, Co. A. shoulder; John Dixon, GO. A.. confusion;
Andrew Gray, Co. g. shoulder John Wells, Co knee
Nelson rowes, co. 4, leg, Henry ncGurney, 20. ~
g John ss Sergeant SG hand JACOB pes confusion
y Willis, Co ", arm Daniel Scott 60; =, hip sersesns
Inns, Co b. sidc. u. Newman, Co. T. hand aud arm; J.
Ham, Go. y, arm s Cannon, Co y, stomach h. Harng
60. a. arm Martin Wilkins, Co A, les D Mortimer, Co
grsen % a. arm: " Stcuton, Co. X, leg; Geo Penning
Ton, 90 a, thigh hi. uynor, 20. q, foot aud back
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY 6rubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
yIyHE VALUABLE FARM KNOW

TyHE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN
AS wOODLAwN," WITH ONE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
THE wEsrIIAM ROAD, THREESMILES WEST
or RICHMOND, FOR RENT; AND SALE or
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES MULES, cows, FARMING UTEN-
Sis. &C, AT AUeTION.-By request Of the
executor of James G. SPOTS, deceased, we
will rent at public auction, upon the pre-
misses for fifteen months-from 1st October, 1864,
10 LIST January, 1906 FRIDAY, 30th Sep
tember at 10 O'Clock a n, the valuable and beau
tifuf Farm lately occupied by Mrs SPOTS, situated
as above stated within the outer line Of tortica-
tons and accessible by the Grove and Westham
roads About hundred aud fifty acres are
cleared and adapted to the usual crops ald yegea
bes 1t has also variety OF fruits, sc. The dwell
ling is Of brick, w1th five rooms, beside basement,
halls and cosetz there also two outcr buildings
with four rooms each, large barn, corn-ciib, sta
bes sc.
Tie dwelling is situated in 4 iue grove, with an
abundance of good water and the nclghhoih"nd -
in every respect desirable being face from deprcd-
tons By the soldiers.
ANY enc in search OF i really pleasant home, with
good land attached could not do better than attend
on the day above named. Possession will be gwen
at once.
Immediately after renting the Farm, will sell
the Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting
of the usual variety; two Horses, two Mules, four
Cows, Carts, Wagons, and Farming Utensils Of
every kind. Also, good Family Carriage, &c.
Trims: Rent payable quarterly, in advance. For
the personal property, oHsh.
- GRUbBS * WILLIAMS, Auctioneers