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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-09
JnO. j. BARNARD g. Co.,
No. l4js 3.ii3) s.r,,s, Georgetown, D. c.
pEAtERsIN
Agricultural Implements. Seeds
Fertilizers, and Hardware.

!
Fertilizers, aud Hardware,
Most respectfully iuviIc the attention Of III,
citizens OF Cumberland 10 their stock. and so
licit II share OF their patronage, All good.
delivered on board Of canal boat, free OF cx
pense, and at lower prices than Baltimore.
Their stock Of Implements contains. in part,
Hay Cutters. Spades. Rahes. earn Shell
iers. Cider Mills and Presses, .Mou,ng
Machines. Reoping .Mlrhiur,. Hors,
I'o@ers. Wroshrrs and CLEANERS, Cml.
TRAITORS. P.ors, Shooels, Pirkx, Ma-
fochs. Grub Hoes. Ares. Forks. Sho-
u7l Pioes, PioV Castings Ing Chains.
| Trace Chains, Chwns, Harse Rakes.
Pick Handies. Are Handles, Piow
| Handles, Ploc Beams.
Their stork Of Seed contains
Timothy. Clover. Orchard Grass. Herd s
Grass, Blue Grass. and full supply
Of GARDEN SEEDa Of oil kinds.
Their stock OF Fertilizers consists of
Peruvian Guano. Mexican Guan,. super
Phosphate Of Lime; aud. also. of Pure
Bone Dust. Of our own manufacture,
which we guarantee TO be the purest article
ever sold in this market.
Hardware, ne follows:
Nails. cut and wrought. Spikes, S;rcws. hn-
ishing Nails, Strap Hinges, Butts, Saws,
| Chisels. lla,cheis. Planes, Augurs, Augur
Bits Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives,
Spoons, Bench Screws, H,sps and Staples.
Lanterns. Oil Cans. Sand Paper. Emery
Paper Drawing Knives, Curry Combs,
Cards, Horse Brushes. Scrub Brushes, Door
Locks. Scales, Pad Locks, Chest Locks.
ALEC, IFooacn Ware, such as
Buckets Tubs Bowls Brooms. Washboarls,
Rattan Brooms, Whcclbarrows,
WEitcwash Brushes. &C..
We are also n ,cuts for the sale Of
Fairbanks Patent Platform
1 Scales.
A full stock of Series constantly on hand
Hay aud Coal Scales erected in any part of the
country.
All we ask 10 a trial. We guarantee low
prices, inir dealing, aud perfect sitisinc,ion.--
Orders. lay mail. promptly attended to, arj
Proc Lisa furnished on application.
JN1. ]. BARN WARD co.
LAG Bridge street, Georgelown n. C.
October Is 1863 Or.
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Government, Claims.

TN under,igned bags leave to inform the
II public that be has made satisfactory ar
raneemonts with ssssrai efficient Attorneys In
ihesity ofwashiu.ton, D. o., for the purposs Of
COLLECTING Claims or all Kinds
ay0Jsst the Cnifcd States @
G0reyVment. ~
Claims for pensions, dsmsses. bach pay o.
solthsssa and Sficers, quarter nAstcr's eertih.
cntss, and, indeed, NIL kinds of lawful claims
against the Government will bcspesdily eol-
lectsd Il put in ny hands. -. 49,
No collsction. M charge.
Call, or address me, at the law of3cc Of Mrs
George A. PsAyrs, Washington street, Cuinber-
land, Allogaby county. Maryland.
- = WILLIAM J. READ.
October, 1883,
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLs-Warranted in all
casss. Can be relied oni Never iail to cure
Do not nauseateI Are speedy in action! No
change Of diet required! Do not interfere
With business pursuits! Can be used without
de,ectioni Upward Of 200 cures the past
month-some Of them very severe cases
Over one hundred physicians have tsed them
in thoir practice, and all spenk well Of their
efficacy, and approve of their composition,
which Is entirely vegetable, and harmless on
the system. Hundreds of certificates can be
shown.
Bells Specific Pills are tho orig inal and only
genuine Specific Pill. They arc nd pied for
male and female. old or young. aid III My
reliable remedy for efecting permanent and
speedy cure in all cases Of Spsrmatorrhea, o.
Seminal Weakness, with all it's train Of evils,
such AZ Urethnl and Vaginal Discharges, elect
tho Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Em'.s,on''
Incontinenoe Genital Debility and 1rrtnbility'
Tmpo,.nce. weakness. or Loss of Power. Ner-
yous Deb litv, ac., DC. nil Of which arises
principally from Sexual Excessea or ,'clf Allure
or some constitutional arrangement, md inca.
pacitatcs the sufferer from fu filling tho duties
of rarried life. In all sexual diseascs. ms Co.
norrhca, elect and Structures, and in Diseases
Of the Bladder md Kidneys. they net as f.
charm! Relief 10 experienced by takisg a sin
gle pill.
Sold by all the principal druggists. Price
Ono Dollar.
They wifi be ssnt By mail. securely sealed.
and conhdentinly, IN receipt of the money BY
J BRYAN. NJ u.
No. IS Cedar street, New York,
Consulting Physician for the treatment O..
Seminary, Urinary, Sexual, and Nervor-
Diseases, whosvill send. free to all, the fols
lowing valuable work, in sealed envelope:
The Fiitieth Thousand--DR. Fills TaEA
TISE on self Abuse, Premature decay, 1mro
tence and Loss of Power, Sexual Diser ses
Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions, Geni
tal Debility, &c. &c. a pamphlet Of q page
containing in, por,ant advice to the atliicten
and which should be road by every sufferer, d.
the means Of euro in tho severest ftagcsis'
plainly set forth. Two stamps required to pay
postage.
Nov, rs, 1863.
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THE ONLY AGRICULTURALJOUR-
NAL IN MARYLAND.
a MONTHLY PERIODICAL PUBLISHED BY

MARY LAND A,RMER & ME-
KILN. MIC.
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
THE undersigned being appointed by
i the County Commissionsrs 70 view and
examiae the site for Bridge at Pack Horss
Ford, crossing Town Greek, In District No. 4,
give notice that they viii attend on sATUR.
DAY, the 2sth day Of Nay, 1855, ior the above
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IA Iron, Steel, Lumber, Leather Harness
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prepared tofurnsi 10 this Depot, AT short no.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

nRDERED. that tho sale made and
~ reported by George a. Thruston. Trustee,
for the sale Of the real estate decreed to be sold
in this cause be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on Or
before the 26th day of June, 1864 provided
q copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Cumberland, in Allegany
COUNTY, once in each Of three successive weeks
before the 10Th day Of June, 1864.
True COPY
may2G-3t Test--F RESLEY, Clerk
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

the Thames, 90 stin ths south side. Setssng cut sus
ancbsv ooad 80 by "takns sight dOwa tie oseAs,
hAs We scarcely neved = i-hArdy swo miles sn hour.
AZ benA In the stream We crossed the Thames ana
moved dagoaalIy inte Kasex. A. heisht nearly
hnk nis above the river I threw ous my empty
champagne bottle, the sf whoh had cAesrsd
our spirits whoa thousands Of feet hghsrslbeit We
courage" and this was . BIT d fun. II tock soch
time or 70 reach ths water and wheo struck sent
BACK 10 VI sound nearly 70 tho explosion OF
cannon. believe its acenmmuatsd veooity, from tbs
height that threw It, would have sent IL through ths
deck of ship had alighted thereon.
On wo wont. win broad pastures before and here
ws nnsiiy descended o the centre of Ged,
menI and fright Of the animals they caught sght of
us knew no bounds. They beloved reared their tells
and ran away as they we're possessed Then re,ura-
ing, they gathered round our aerial monster,
touched the ground, and then they seemed ready To
cBarge with their borDA We stopped their hostile
ientOns by giving them . touch of the music OF Dur
tnross series OF uneahy sounds perhaps not entirely
ua.Ike ihe believing NJ bulls OF BnsbAn. Aftsr
q r,ampedes they gradually became recorcisd 70 ocr
presence
Our aDcns7 after dragging few yards the ground
cugns in hs turf, and kissed the green carpet IA
gently did feaths ed seed. We dsscended .
quarter before nine, having been up ten minutes less
than two hours and enjoyed varied aud Picturesque
sush few mortsls ever gszed upon
Mr. C0xwelps new balloon, the Britannia, now fairly
chr stened and be 10 ready for longer, ghsr aud
adventurous lights than any ovor taken in cloud
lRUd.
As On aid 10 military Affairs balloopi icg Of Ereet
utility and by perseverance, and Invention fur creator
ACHE viii yet be accomplished, thst win prove
OF great Interest and value both and the arts
Of life.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
The Brig vlstoa.

TO TAN fbiIph W ThB HkHAiD
n your issue Of the 7th inst my name used 10
which, In justice TO my sell, requires sxpna
Sson built the brig vaon for hr. ronovin, according
40 his own plsp ana under bis immediate supervision
Ne was presen each day examined aud tried each
ssd expressed bmselr FULLY satisfied with the veerei
when completed. The vessel was In the water reverai
days, went on r,a trips, and rtoupccd ny
Mr. Donovan, IN conversation with dlersnt Iersons,
Dcmpetent for the voyage That the vessel Sprsug
~ no unusual occurrence That am rcsronsibe 20, 10
absurd. And have yet TO learn tbat Mr. Douovap Ia
seeded 10 csnsurs me- represented IN your issue shove
tsorred 70. DAVID BLACKBURN.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
A Gard to. ti.e Public,

On the las Fourth OF July crowds Of ci,ixr1s
IL south shore OF; Staten Island TO spend the Day
The boats OF the company the 1al and
OF fare that day any other Accord
irx to their tables tho last boat Port ch
rpond ten misutcs past FIVE NJ On concluding tho
days spor, aud approaching the landing the pspe iouad
baadbs posted up notifying tlem that, In consequence
day being tho Fourth Of Juy the would
unt3 hst.pant sevsn p. N. No intmation thA,
spy Than ths regular fare ten ocnts hcsd) would
90 charged given. In coming the morning
every passenger bad paid cents aud more
he boat hsd eft AL tho landings In returning to
Tie city the the boat appeared and charged every
twenty i've centS Tnia extcrtnn raised stosm of
dgnato0 many refusing to pay the bilnnt dsuuand
OF which not the slightest msnson had been previously
made. To show the inustcs anA crnibality the
the company, tho coihsctora, finding would nos
psy tweaty ave cents, took has they cosd get
paying twcnty 1ve, aficsn and Others
the atier price bong the only one the company
titled The name or the esmboa. % which
criortcn tbs Husucoot aud the puUc
esow their isapprobaton Of sucn shaneo al impoci-
ton by refusing patronage 10 boat whSsa allowed
euca q bareaefd s~inAAo.
Iao above statement has been handed ior pubc7-
tiaa, and, true u 10 certainly most anwarrantaDss
breach Of pBhc afh, ana shoua meet vsAh the punish
usnt u % Really merits
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
The Tax Comu M tssIoners Tr0ub$~
COURT or COMMON PLhAs-cAAMBxHs.
Before judge Brady

Before Judge Brady
JuLr Sine People csainss A~sor J. Wiusamsos. Tins
up before Judge Brady, in Chanbers, o.
motion for writ Of haboas corpus discharge tue pr
soner, Williamson, from the custody Of the shsrd, by
whom he held by virtue order Of Judge Barnard
OF the Supreme Court.
Tho motion was supported By Mr. John McKeon, W.
9. Noyss and Mr.. Frederick smyth. Judge Allen and
Mr.. randerposl appeared Tor the people.
Mr. McKsop, In trsvorsing to the return made by
tho SheriG, that he holds tho prisoner under Judge
Barnard's order Of June 4, 1884, contended, let.
That prisoner 70 held by a mag. trate's order in Q
in which the officer hadno ussd cion. ID That he
is held without proper warrant 1t beng too general.
Sd That the parry nprsoGed Tor dest in not obey
ing order when he bad opportunity to be heard
relation tn his alleged coatenpt oisobeyug the order
Of Court. 4tb Thai before tbe served
writ OF allowed and ed the clerk Of the
county together with stay OF rroceedi VS. made by
Joge OF trs Court of ana that the order sti
mGins In full force and effect.
these points fully eioqueutiy sustained by
ferenca authorities aud by u exposition Of the
enter ed into BY counsel
Mr. Noyes also addressed tho Court the side.
JudSc Alien replied submitting the - the court.
Judge prady reserved opnion, vh.cn he wl deliver
Tuesday nsxt.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
S II E R M A N !.


NASHVILLE, Tonn., July ,l5A.
Offcsrs from tho front ridcule the reports Of the
assault tho 2th uis published in the West eztravs
CANT II made In dank movement around Keno
Mountain The attacking force consisted OF only Two
divisions The loss did to two thousand
and Is sas 10 have been less.
Tho rebel works assaulted were exceedingly strosg.
and protected by sbatts and ohevaux de rrize SO
din cult abattis pass that the rebe pickets
were instructed, If attacked, 10 surrender Instead o.
re.reatug through the obssructoas We thus captured
two hundred picket. But In It's primary par
poses the assault succeeded.
Durug this Asd subsequent attacks the rest OF the line
moved BY tho right Hank around tho west ord - south
s:do Mountain, thus deliberately plaoua the enemy
between US and base Of supplies as Big shanty
Gonsrsi sherran had all the sick, wounded, &c,
to Kingsscs. preparatory to moving.
The movement b represented bstng Of the most
daring yet made ana another evidence OF tho superior
resources Of General sherman. Several days
Ths rebels continually shifted their position to suit
eur dispositions. ana in,erposs himself between
railroad. They forced to abandon the
mountain, wheu- Sherman moved rapidly through the
gap, along the railroad, and pushed the enemy towards
the river Hardsss corps formed the rebel guard
General Thomas swung his left arouod and formed
junction Mcphorson, tho raroad and the ns
~ thus perfected pusned rapioy forwaro drvnx sns
rebels from two strong positions to the river.
Poks old corps shas Of Hood reported the
river lying right and left d the railroad bridge crossing
Hardec occupies strong tho North side VI
the river the railroad bridge
sherman's forces formed around the xse dupont,
the right wing resting the river at Ncksack creek
and the left Proofs ferry at the mouth OF Inland creek
No Information OF any attempt to effect passage Of
the stream has been received nere This is OF course
next thing 10 bs done, and will doubtless be
Effected.
The final battle and deoisws hght fov Atlanta must
shortly tho vicinity OF the cisy. 1t Is not sup
posed that Wall Investment OF his
army in the deences OF Atlanta but VIII hardly decline
battle In front, To- soferod BY Sherman. The country
about city offers but few defensive postons aud,
sh uld Johnston stand. Sherman will probably cease
HAnking vements and deliver battle.
In abandoning Kenesaw Mountain, Johnson has !ef,
tho last OF mountain do encss of Atlanta.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
The Americsn Question.


OPINION OF GRANTS sTkArEGY AND REBEL INvA.
SION OF THK NORTH.
The LONDON Star says-Grant's latest movements arc
certainly not destitute of boldness, but they
= border on fool hardness He deliberately leaves the
to Washington and the North open Lee who be
fore has hesitated to the Potomac when
che federal army could much more easily dispute his
progress.
sLIDELL's INTERVIEW WITH NAPOLEON.
Mr.. Slidell had Interview with the Emperor Napo-
Z leon On the 18th OF June
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

Or. hSsr-haips Catavvh ma Hsn'a~ns
suum fragrant ana agreeable remedy fv sli d.ases
the he'd II opens ana purecs ont all o.srnct'ens rbf
aEr using ared~ghnul ans nv yoratns ssS
the relief imui ediate S0ad by an druggsts rry Il
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
The Danish War.

the policy Of Prussia said be the retention of Jut.
a and as . material guarantee
The Russians are erecting batteries on tho yuand
coast opposite the middle port island of Funep
The announcement OF he capture o Asen BY the
nan Powers had been received but the details
ing IL mad not G me to hand.
Vienna paper states that Austria and Prussia are
feuily agreed on the SUBJECT Of hostlities
The two Powers said To have renewed the engage
snent TO o In until Denmark shall be compelled
% accept OF peace.
Prussa has declared that she seeks for territorial
'aggrRndzement in tho North.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
Opinion Of Grants Campaign and tho
Rebel Invasion.
slIDEll IN COUNCIL WITH NAPOLEON.
THE DANISH WAR.
The Island Of AlSen Captured By
the Germans,
no. Co.. 60.
PoRr Az BASQUE, July 0, I,

PoKf Az BASQUE, July Q, 1854
The following ID the concluding portion OF the steam.
tlhp Peruvans despatch, which, owing 70 dinculty
The wires, not transmitted last night:-
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

Armed tO the Teeth Is n se<y tom9pn
eyrressop think armed 10 cbslish and preserve
item 70 npe old sse s decidedly more beeencal ana ~
proprAte This only ~ done ~ the fragrant sOhO
DOhT Fer seannne beauyng and ns sne tsesA,
sweosnng And purfying shs breath IL has no equal soA
BIZ dguGgista
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

News from south America.
The Brazil mails had reached Lisbon.
kIn JANERo, juno 7, 1854.
Exchange. 27h = 271s Coffee nominal; shipments
~, 900 bags; sales 70 900 bags stock 20 200.
BAHIA. June Is. 1854.
Exchange, FIX q 27x. Sugar, $1,000 3al00
PIRSAAsUco. June 10, 1864.
Exchange, 27Z a27H.
Brown sugar, q 500 a 2t80O.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
Financial Intell,~sncs.

THs LONDON MONEY MARKET.
On the 29th Of June the funds remained stagnan and
seemed key remain Tree from material duCtuati0n
che general feeling Of the country having confirmed
course marked out BY the gover0ment its ioreign
,lolic
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

A Great CwrtosstY. ssni tn a. HI Mks's
Nae ,oS Tyea a "a 0spts' Lace Cr.vsts Bct ,ia~s
ColarA % AsssA 80 Dreadwss ars sosrs csraar af
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

Desfpess, CAtnrr>, " nd nii Diseases -
Ear Throat Air Passages successfully treated -
DRs LIdHTHiI.L, 81 81 Mary's plao~
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

Deafness, Diseases OF the Eve. Cafavvw
OF TIE Heal and Throat the nsal attention -
for swenty yes past fFsa DR.. CApWhtL = Otntoa
place Eigktl st. toA TncurabiS not clsrSsA
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

Dr.. Atwood, No. ~. Tps"'s pircs,
tho obstinate 0f Paralysis ard Rheumas
by his Magnetic or hesmeric Healing fowSs No mo-
ura reeul
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

0rover a. Bake-'s Pt9s,sss prrmtuW
siAsc S4stch HewuG Machines S9r sradvsy. How Ys-x
ass Tulton ssreet, Rrooklyn
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

0ouraud's 1oudre subtitle proofs Has
from low forsheats any part o. bodv g.. ai his
dspot lB3 Broadway; maled. el So
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
India and China,

telegram from shanghae aLnounces importan,
H;1ovemeut In exchange, and rise Of ~ against
England.
At 4. bombay exchange bad declined X, and At Cal
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

ROtcNe,Orss Hatr Dye-The Best In the
world Harmiess reliable ns,a ananeoua Tho only pesfU
dye Sold by stdraggists FAcorY 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
Corowsrs' lnqussts.

FouxD DRowsED-Corouer wildsy held an inquest on the
cody unkssyn man about 'or,y years Of aes who
was floating the dock at pier North river From
papers found his ha name h supposed u
oave been Thomas y. formerly employed 10 the black
smths department of tbe 3cstcu Navy Yard The body
apparently had the Tater Tor about two weeks
Deceased 1--WE feet six inches In heght, with
sandy hair and soort whiskes. his dress 10 that OF
taborer
DRowND WHILE BATHING. "A boy essves years Of ass,
named John Kncor, vas drowned . Friday evening,
shle bathing, at ths fo OF sixty dtth street, North
river He was seized with cramps and befre ard could
roach him hs sank bottom apd seen no more
The body has not beea recovered
FArAI RAILROAD ACCOMPLISHMENT McGrath, itte
Sir too years Of age. over yesterday In Oliver
vsrcst by car No s OF the Second avenue line, aud
severely injured that che died soon Afterwards ~ ibe
rev York Hospital, WHITTIER she bad been conveyed I'M
nediaeIy tsr tho occurrence Rcensed lived With her
parents NJ NO Uv,r street. Coroner kauney was mo-
G6ods and Will hold an inquest on The body day
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
oaoss RYE srRAIoH rENED IN OWE niNurR

And every the Eye md Ear repuirns -her No
all attended nv br. Won EtSENBBH0
hs ccnssi.ug 86 broadway, near Twelfth srssA
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
The Fortress Monroe Despatch.


Ths steamer Guide arrived this Afternoon, from CITY
Point this morning. and reports some ripg during the
day yesterday front OF peisrsbrrg but al quiet during
last nisht and up 10 the hour the Guide lat.
The steamship Baltic viii eai toniyh, fer New York
with load Of sick and wounded soldiers.
The steamer Thos A. Morgan arrived from City Fcnt
this afternoon with oyer two hundred mos.y dsi
soldiers
Arrived al Hampton Hospital steamer Monitor fson
Point OF Rocks, July Z, ls04--Captain ). Eas.afs,
4,h Wisconsin Battery, sick, MAJOR A. Ackery iith
Pennsylvania cavalry. wounded, back LieuepsntG W.
Charles Savage 3yth Iinois sck j. =. Gascosa 20 Nsw
York cavalry, wounded, head; IL. Miller, llh Itn1f!i
Maryland powder burnt; +. Cooks signal corFe, SICK
captain u. q Palmer, Let District Columbia easalty,
sicx y. hamer, la3d ooio, s,es; "; Pollard S.a
sick; b. strsi,an, l32d Ohio, sick; NJ. wsrrer
ls2d unio, ttk II ,hsmberIan, lS2i osio SIC
ia yarpoy, 1st District OF Columbia cavalry sSs y
Ksmscli otn Name sick; Gcc lag am, 2ih Maize siisi
Uhas. Alexander. lst District OF Columbia clvelry ste.
j. NJ Boyd Ist Uisnet of Columbia esyally. tcA, dos
Frinr lIad ohio sick, l. J. Brodhursi, ll.a un~ ~
r. savage, lin Maine sick, Q. hattain, ..d th'tai
states Colorcd rics; q. H. Ddicr, On Name, wouuard
In loot; T. G. Bookia. 1ss district Of tOl0uba csyAf.
wounded ~ foot, y w. Lowell LIST urtrict M Ieuntya
cavalry, wounded ~ es q. y onauleefnin s1ih Aassa
chusetts, sick. &. Hsdgcr I32d uhio deu ceO. -
Hail. lsl Lsi ict IL Columbia ca,ary, wounita ~ '1
W. C. Rand, 4th Massachusetts, sounded ~ leg; " -
wier lad uhip died; I1 4. uysvcg ta2d OHIO dtd@
Turner, 2is. touuecicn ~ounaed IN shoulder, FasllNh
Erily a7tn New iufk, wuuuaed ~ arm.
Deaths in Hampton Hospital, July 6 Atram i.AitWl
llslh New York VIM. n. .iohrsob, 96th New l@A
Rufus Rlougn, l4s,h ONO nanicl kimberly, 1h tulv'
states (cviored,; Wm. A. Ma shali, 81 New los tsvt,
~ josiah Il smcath rebei, W. ,. Lewis Io'n fe,sst.
vaDIa, James s.nson, 4ih United siatcs tcowv.j.
july w Roach, 26tn Massachusetts, ~ iatHgs IN
New yurk lHt,cty wri. ". SbGptlt, ltph Ncs aNAi
sjyr n Nick,ip, 10th New York artillery. Wn hcha'
msra, if2d New YORK. - -
Az chesapeake Hospiia-L Leutensn. II. E0drick, ID
Now Hsmlshirc, dIod 9Th. -,
Captain 4. j. Rce,o OF Rcsap battery, 4th New York
artillery wouaded IN front Of Petersburg nov ~ Ches
apeske Hospital doing well.
sale or the Prize Steamer Greyhound.
BosroH, July ., 1904.
me psEs steamer Greyhound VA cod M auction "
day for $40 500.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

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