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M. william III. Atincr's Despatch.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va May 20, ls64
AcrADs REBEL PRISONERS
are constantly arriving here from the 'front.' Spare thin
forms and dapidaed clothing tell 10 what straits they
have been reduced by dashng cavalry leaders, Gen
erals Sheridan and Kautz and vgjant blockaders on
Wilmington and other ports The rebel prsoners all ap
pear = think that tbs VIII be the concluding campaign
OF the and moi few Of them have expressed the
wish that Generals Grant and Butler would hurry up as
fast possible and get the HghiDg before they are
exchanged.
syws IRON FRONT.
The mail steamer John A. Warner has Just arrived
from Bermuda Hundreds; but no events OF any import
have transpred the front during the forty
eight hours. General Butler 10 intrenched IN q very
strong position with his base Of supplies thoroughly
guarded. Heavy firing heard UP the James river
during the night OF the l9ih inst occasoned by
ssrt on centre by the enemy, who handsomely
repu)sed !.
sBERpASs COMMAND
has left Hs1alis landing, and will be heard
come other quarter.
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wood p, <th y ass
BeD.y Riagar, y. la No
0Ups Chs Cowper. ID isa W"
hml watson. D, LIST = q
yno II Man, ID, lisa Nd
Henry Hsekssst, A, - -
Gee \ Grouse. II, tth ~
Da al Bandits, o. 4th Nd
Jas Vance, q, tlh Md
eergl y walker, D. la na
} An az han, L.elA NY avg an
| On c HAvey, ID. 9Th NY b Art
4 j Arnstsln, J, 18th NJ hwy an
ON b ,ck " eli r, LIST N Ass b ART
w q Dan, ID, 9th Mass hwy art
Y Billmai. d, 18th Aaas hwy
p oslaa, X, slA Mas my art
sorsi J Gran. 3. La Nc hwy
Gap, II Danforth. A. 9Th n
Lieut. J W EveTIIl, X, sSshHY
sersi J Essex. ., iSsh y Y
u i E1ans 3 ,lss No hwy ar,
Y Faucett, r, lth Nd
q n Hutchinson. N. 9Th ny
hwy art
Corp N Hoiienbeck, y, 7lh N
y hwy ART
7 Horn, X, 18th NY hwy Arb
Il Horton. A, 9Th ny hwy an
Apdw johnson, g. 9th M
NV art
HI kane,M, 18th NY hwy art
p koves, u, esh N hwy Art
q y Kline, K, 4th Nd
J Knowland. y. 10th Ind
q y Locke, y, 1stMass hwy art
} Labopds, X. 10th M
j y Phillbrown, 3. lat MsKs
heavy ARTILLERY
Geo Paterson, d. 9Th New
York heavy artillery
L Robertson. Y, sth Md
d Ross, A, lib N Y hwy art
, c Rockwell. y, 9Th N Y hwy
art
= Rsmisgson. X. 9Th NY hwy
W 3 storms, D, s.A ~ hwy
sers, A s.scloagh. @, 18th N
y hwy au
" 6tesdmAn, A, let Mar hwy
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nPO oarhsvss. q. esA No
Heroers BrDa =. osh Nd
PJ Burke, II, ekh NY Ivy svt
c Barr, VI, lst MAss hvy ART
v Blonia \. Gan n Y hwy ART
w hardwood, B lslNe hwy ara
Lewis Black we'll. !, N y y
heavy artillery
, Wccrnfn. n ihthNY hwy art
J0 Chapman. q, issasss hwy
y Csmpssn. 4 ,ssANY hwy am
y Cspkliu, z ,6th ~ Asy art
] clifford. O, ~ n Z hwy ART
" 6sssA q, 10th n y hwy art
fiah, x, LIST Ne
~ Faiksnson. II, Ssh N
Corp Forsyth, ,, 9th - y
@ Gscs. D, iSth yhvy ar,
L Herbert, ID. lbthNYhvy art
j Hinchy, ID, 9Th N Y hwy ara
Corp X Hoe. II. 2dNY, hwy art
Lielk d HAmmei, ii, eethNY
sersts Wright HaTL @, 6th N
Y hwy ART
p Ii lhalztead, q. 9Th N Y
hwy art
n Longmys or, I. 18Th NY
w Iiliey, u. 6th Y hwy ara
ID NcI,eoud, y, olh NY hwy ara
n Martin, b. 9Th N y hwy art
Sergt Il p Mansfield. y, lss
Mass hwy art
c g Aulford. X, Cub N 7 hwy
an
BID MirleA Ash Nv hwy an
jos Mc0ilf1s. X SHINY hwy art
= Neiberengan, d 1oth N Y
INV art
y o aoarse. y. 9th \ Y hwy
m Smith, D, lbsh NY
J Schilling, d. 18Th NY
Scrgt A W smith. 2, 2tkh Me
@ ThomaA d, LIST Macs hwy
art
A d rrowbridge. O. 9th W
hwy art
q Eiverin, n, 9th N Y hwy an
Lieut. r " Delaney, A. lsi Md
q Wheeler. X, 9th N y hwy
. waterbury, D. ON y Yhvy
Corp Q W Walker. Z. ssh N
Yhyy ART
Corpl u }. Cock, b. lfi Gass
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kcsn some Of he nosl .slenssd and s1persnoed IN
ss~ OAKLEY S s11s sPs FL
Arrival AZ wss.aes O@ssvs ~ wash
Snyson.
w.smsorcs, May a, rscA
VIC following wounded officers arrived bare to-day -
Nosssei Porter, S,h vsrmosa.
Ocioael Coulter, ll,b tenosyivsniA
lssus Coi ssougo,o 20 United states np@ pfies~'A
lseut. Col Bile s9tn Pennsylvania
Major BAKER. 39ln New York
maler Yowhy, osd Nov YORK
MAJOR Haloy, LIST Michigan cavalry.
MAJOR kapplers, 62d New York
Captain Curtis 2otb Massachusetts,
Captain Jones, l4oth New York
Captain Steele, 32d Massachusetts
captain Lynn, i4oth New Sors
Captain Scott. l2oib New YORK
Captain Perry, nth New YORK
Captain Todd, Seth New fors
captain Bailey 2eih hsssseha sests
Captain Bathoeli, Acting Aujutaut SeosrkL
Lieutenant Haslan, HIN New forh
lieutenant Van Reichensteip, Sad New YORK.
kleale yaier hiden, 1l6tb Poupay,vSca.
LleutouaBt Shiek, list New York
LAsutenant King, J4oth New York
Lieutenant Wright, Adlutant ls6tt New York.
lseuienapt Smith, i40th New YorA
lsulenant wnkcnson, 10th New Ycrt
leu,epant Hal, 9th New Yorx.
aeutenapt Armstrong, 1th New Jersey.
lieutenant Rogers, SD Pesnsylvania
Lieutenant Hickman, seth PoInsy ivap.a
Lieutenant Houston, l24th New York
lieutenant Cunningham, ll0lh psnnsyivss,a.
Lieutenant shelan lIo,h Pennsylvania
lse1tenant Hutchinson, 9th New Jersey.
lsusenaot Campbell, Adj0ssns 14Qth new Ycn
Lieutenant Rallou, s9th New York
lieutenant Fowler, let Michigan snaS Bsboeseys
lieutenant Hammond. s2d Maine.
lieutenant panforth, nth Wisconsin
Lieutenant Hay, s4,b New York
Arrival Of wounaea Soldiers ~ Pnna-
delphia.
PHuADKLTsiA, May Il. 1904
rbc+ranspors steamer s r. spandng arrived here tbs
morning from Washington with wounded sod'ers
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yonn n. 0veas, a. 1A& sAAG ~
- Messages, A.
uUm I-I
Ktllea
Qpvposal Edwin 4 ysessoss, K
WNa6eh
Hsssy q Beverly, 4, IN hsp, sliUAtly.
George GeDnea, A. log, severely.
RAward Russe1, b, oroasl severely,
0ranvM A. PFeoles B. AeaAs saxAAiy.
VIVA. ii. Ham, ton, d, bosa TEhs thumb
syivsuus W. goRg, d, twiss b sash, nostAIIy
Moody n. Watson, d head Ard sAosldss. severely
George . sew6nFy y. thigh, very severely.
Francis a. boothey =, hasd, slightly.
Franklin Perry, x, hand sliehsiy.
Captain VIM, A. Barrows, =, hand, slsghsiy.y
second Leoa Ohas. weeks, " shoulder, vary sfghty
Daniel Andersoa, @, right thigh
Roswell d. Cutter, H. Ien leg above huee.
Sergeant Joseph Leighton, right arm, very si8hty
Nathan A. 6srous, X, Nm arm
VIM. H. Ssurgh, X, right Nc, severely.
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SECRETARY stanton 20 General Or.
WASHINGTON, May 2l--p:60 P. N.
70 MAJOR General Dr.
Dispatches from General Butler dated at ten O'Clock
last night, report thar he had been nghtnk all day. the
enemy eDde0voripg 30 close our lines. We shall
bold on. Have captured rebel General Walker, Of the
Texas noope
EDWIN NJ. sTANTON, Secretary Or War.
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tNN.A
seyy. > y .Doaslass.. "a
W = Leach. leu Fem cav.
eesSs Pa, NOLAN, d HY.usoh
yno 0rair. Sd NY, hand
= p veBA 0Ah - ehesk
Corr o " Caavsll, ~ uA
N Stewart, ioo.h NJ, arm
Dsni Major, lO0sh N Y, heaA
" p AVE, lUpth n y, rupture
II Schicker. 10th NY. head
II Barton, lst u am. hAad
A John. lst U q art arm
W Zimmerman. eth p cav,
hand fsf
Also ten wounded rcbels
A Murphy. <Stb N Y, finger
Chas Mitchell. ssth N Y man a
PAT Fay, 18Th N \, Veg
J y Field. list 4 3 cav, hand
A Miller, LIST u 3 iay, head
q P job nson. 81 N ii. head
@ J Youngman. Sd NH, head
Corp A u vhite, Sd \ II,
shoulder
Geo slaton. LIST N j cav, foot
Chas P Wood. lstNJ cav, sich
Il Slack, LIST N Jcav,ruptured
n Hutchinson, LIST N J cav,
bruised
Andrew Briggs iotb NY cav,
sick
John GuIssell. lost N y cav,
Corp L Lewis, ,sth Ind. hfy
Johow Glider, 4thPa cav. sick
Corpl l. Keteheli, 9Th Conn.
leg
Georen Race, Cab Pa, sick
r b Daily, I'd N y, thigh
J Ryall. 30 N y, arm
] C Mol, 18th Pa, arm
n r Holmes, Sd N II, leg
Sergt MAJOR q e Case, 9Th
Nc, mouth
q A i'm, 9TH Conn, thigh
J. Hanter, 9th Nc, shoulder
- DsniYan. b5th Pa, reg
Pata Hogan, 5ilh Pa, arm
A Barber, sab Ne, side
Frank 6lotteli. 10th N y cav,
JaSo6 shos,, "a U 8 ART. sics
Ohas brown. I'd Pa cav, sick
q III Greeley. lat Mass cav.
foot
Joseph Herm. ID Us art, sick
John White, I'd u y art, sick
Fred Herring. Sd N y cav,
ahoulder
W N Tyler, 7th Conn, foot
A X Goodwin, 4th N Il. arm
EdwinCorville, Sd N III, face
Casper Shellbrick, Tooth NY,
Tag
John Creech. Sd NY, leg
Smith Scotield, 9th Conn. sick
A Heweli, LIST Pa, run over
Pat Strap, list U 8 art, knee
J Harrison. 39th III, hip
ID @ Rogers, r ] art LEG
l. Lafayette, nSth N Y, arm
and thigh
r Campbell, 7th Conn, foot
J Ryan, 81 N II, leg
John Smith. 7ih Conn. arm
Capt VIM A Smith, 10th Mass,
thigh
II NJ HAllenbAngh, 18th Pa,
ahnnl,lar
IA Turllcr. 4s,h N Y. arm
VIM Lynch. 81 N II, thigh
Fred Bar.macker, 18th Conn,
face
WIN L Bauton, 9Th Conn.
aick
John Hancock, 7eth Pa, sick
Up Cragin, Sd N Y, elbow
Daui Hathaway, SIS ny
payil Nolan, lsi Mich
E G Richmond. 9TH Mich
ID Wolf, lssth Pa
J d Ccttrei', Ash NY
Chas w HamDopd,ilSth ny
G w Hammond. llSth Ny
s ii Reynolds ath N II
N o, Reilly, 9Th Pa cavalry
JSulllvan, 57tL NY
J IA Kelley, 10Th Pa
j W McCooi. issth i'a
James Maley, Sth Conn, leg
Daniel Hnley. 10Th Wis, side
& q Mot-er, looth NY, leg
Hugh Quinn, Tooth NY. lcg
John j Gilman, 9Th Me, leg
Michael O'Reilley, 9th Pa
cav. foot
III Hayes, l42d ny. foot
VIM p Foster, tooth NJ, hand
ID Haley, idh Wis. thigh
scrgt " II Burbank, Sd n II,
Lex
sergt Narmsn Provost, 9th
Conn, beg
John w Leland, 18th Mass. hip
} r Henderson, 9th Ne, Gun-
struck
" II Mage. Tth Conn, sick
Jas Pssee user, Sd N y, leg
L Cosgro, sd N y. shoulder
Chas Sauson, Sd " VI, thigh
u Bodeinsn, Sd N Y, thigh
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s:sssv A Bsus. - -
J jesiisA ~ No side
Jeass kiDbHil. SaA Maine
ssrs, = aAwgss. ssh Ne,
cSIsw = 1s'ss.a ~ Ne
Corp wDshsuen, ssh Pa,
. Campbell, oesh Pa hand
John Madden, o6th Pc. hand
Geo yAudcucher, o5th Pc, leg
J II kisling, Ibsk Pa, khigh
ABd shoulder
john Jones. 60th Pa, finger
B Welmouth, 10Th Conn foot
yamesC onnoliy. 76thPa, HAND
I'd 6halan, Sd N II. arm
, vAriil. Sd N II, hand
John Hart, Sd N II. hard
VIM Carroll. Sd N u. I'D
Y Gavin. ID N II, hand
John @ Lane, clst Conn,
eida
John walmey. zls, Conn.
shoulder
cav, sick
CorpL II Cole. letNYcay sich
sergt Chas II Poster. LIST NY
cav, sick
Harvey Stone, 9Th III cav. SICK
Chas Jasner. y6th NY. finger
JP Perkins, 9sth " Y. sick
Jos Challuonr, 9Sth N J,
poiau. seth IN. hand
J 2 Rogers, ist y c cavalry,
band
) DInger, 9Th oonn, wrIs,
y bruce, 9Th Conn, arm
4 Lewis, l69th N !, neck
Y rortier, 14th Mass, arm
D ncLiDnen, Sd N II, leg
J Ievick, 9Th Me, thigh
A r Baker, 1Glh Pa. arm
Jas hroven, 9Th N II. finger
= = Chapman. Isl Me cav,
sers't Jno , nm, Is, Me cav,
N { harrington, ,s, Me cs,,
sick
sersi John wymaD. LIST Ne
cav, arm
John jenkins, let Me cav,
sck
Almop Merrill. seth III, foot
Fred Patne. 7th Me, hp
3 ii Barnard, list N Y, leg
Jos K Dunn. 18th N Y, leg
j. A Watson. 9Th Ne, arm
J II Hyde, 7th Conn, breast
j Defoaugh, I'D Pa, hand
John File, 7th Conn. arm
q II Yonns, 7tb Conn, arm
James Potter, 9th Me, wrist
&C Dalpb, I'm Conn, aide
and back
A Ferris. 9Th Conn, died on
boat
Surgeon M n Mau,ey. "a U
= cav, leg
Cap. o Y Mitchell, doth Msss.
arm amputated
1t ROGERS Edwards, Ash n
@ Q scdsel. Sd n II, IN.
known
Sam Harris, 10Th N y, 10.
n whelan, 24,h Mas., an.
known
J II Holland, Sd N Y, an.
known
r o Cornell. Sd N II, %.
known
A r Barnes, Sd N Y, hip
Chas Mosier, 81 N \. ankle
r 4 Bowdep, Sd n Y. leg
John Racket, 9Th y y
yhos Kelley. oh ys
Jas BreslAu, 9th Conn
Corp j Burden. Ash Ny
9 O'Bii,n, 55th Pa
Chas Scott, 4sth NY
Alvin West, 4th Wis battery
Jas Munson. Cd " Il, back
J Spioliah, 10th Pa. abdomen
q " Bisseil, lst Conn bal. arm
Peter Hilton, 3D. " ". breast
@ K Coicord, 4th N n, leg
Albert Alders, oh Conn, leg
9 Z Mason, ilti Me, arm
John Harrison, S9th III, hip
J Z Fagap, 55,h'Pa, leg
Capt 5no N Tracy. 9th Conn.
arm
sergt J d Hale. l00thNY arm
Peter Ostrapder, lcUth " Y.
foot
Darius Morton, Nth NY. leg
Robert katon. LIST " II. chest
James NJ Cochrauc, 18Sth Pa,
arm
c ], Mcbride, Sd NY shoulder
John Little. A8th N Y, side
Edwin Carts, 55th Pa, leg
David Bowssr, Ith Pa, shoal-
der
David Stormit. 76th Pa, neck
J q Miller, 10th Pa. thigh
Thos Donnell, 10th Pa, lea
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serst y o Grover, lst y y
CIV sersi TN Foster. Let N
Y cav, breasa
w zeigenf,n, lss ny cav, back
Corp @ Wyman, 4th MI, hand
John hcnahon, 10Oth =.
Thomas Kane, Ieoth M, hand
9 goFAn, 7th Conn. finger
y Snow 9TH Cenn, hand
Thomas Davia 7tb Conn,
q N RavlinR. 9th Conn, hip
frank Mcnamara, 7th Conn,
hip
Prank Hcslc eth Nc, arm
Corp A wormwood, eth Ne,
shoas1fy
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MAJOR SAWYER, Nh " II,
serst w II Comb, eth y n,
hand AMI s1de
Capt q w Wells. LIST N y cav,
Lea, Border, an, M fever
John Bark. k7th N y, hand
CAber glumeY, eth n y, head
Cops, isis n y, fnrer
l. Miller lssth MI, hand
nurray, 18th Pa, arm
= a benoer, 9th Pa, arm
" Dunbar 18th Pa, hand
= Avery ssh n y arm
hcotl koos 9Th N Y cav, s,ch
4 she uen, yth n y cav, hand
! vso NhsS1 oh NY ssy. hir
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Names of Killed and Won nds q.
BILLED.
Captain C'Shea, 90. A. AID New Yosk volunteeya
Captain Tobin, Co p, sd New York voluntcerr
Captain Lesen, A2d New York Volunteers
Rely, Co +, SD New yorA yelunseeys
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T He CAS- " Al TIE s.

FORTRESS MoSnos, May 10, 1884.
List Of wounded from General Buffers army, who
arrived here to-day on the steamer Monitor
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OOmpiete List or Wounded In the EN-
eaRemcnt OF Thursday Evcning, May
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SHIPPlNG NE w S.

AinArAc yoa VIEW yoRx-rHm DAT.
eUr Risxs..-......... 81 NOON 3 81
euN SETS 10 HIGH WATER. morn o.
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YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
The following the list Of casualties in the Sixty
fourth regiment New York Volunteers since We broke
camp on The Sd inst
cp fes shoss 1d r r ss
samuslw Pratt right es Iios siasi. through lungs;
too serSeant ws,lnson HugOooon. ankle; John Baker
&C. "iS Nick rss. hands Corporal John
kapdoph right foot Henry Bssiow. hand; Myron Bruce
v fsns Ss s M
ehsncsy both hisss saa VIM gerry
aj s s n1sa
Z. :i as' VIM
so fais ed sre.a
a ssSs s1Ss sI sy as
Gonrany p-Lniher A Van Ruren leg. badly; Corporal
sss' :ss z.s s ss
s:ss :r'1s::ss ;s';a; S;GfI:
:s .:Siss ssss sweeney;
Lieaisn.h. Geo rss, s,isd Tirsi s.rsesn. " Day.
e eeS S. nssSSsi Ss ' 's s
Per :s
FAY hand asp. e.. so sG
MISSING First Lisaiensn. Alton lIea: second Lieu
badly ssrre.ni Christian Arnoii back ana meek; orric
Meser' Sasast seriously: chas nh 81 anpn,asea ri
ssspaSg H.D,yd Alien missing sgtioh; VIM Morse
%Sssef missing Lcai, ssymSsri hand: FlT, Sergeant.
g M xsa et"aa shoulder sd s
seS a rms sp sf% So
sss Gs e9rG Ta.
llsop neck Geo watson, missng Lansing Defnes thigh,
Major /. W. Bradley, commanding the regiment since
the battle or Gettysburg was wounded 10 the right arm
Company r. Is now in command OF the regiment. We
have ninety-six guns IN the regiment
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Bu T | { R..

Heavy Engagement on
Friday.
Our Troops Stin Hold Their
Position.
Capture Of the Rebel Gene
raj Walker,
&e. &C.. 20.
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Yvseerscks6ars oy the GcverWcy a New Ycrh hav
hcan OF he ysleutsd and experienced IN tn
ysseesscs, and b number szcssdns that Of any othe
ekAta a OAKLEY VAKDERPON.
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20h-6teamers Ellen Terry Cumbria, and Virginia.
ships Adele, Edith barks Guiding Star. Frederick bound
ing Billow kiza Youns Csmpanero Welkin. Jnbianm;
Union; schrs Rio Grandc, Busna Vista, Wide World.
2ls-6eamships Hansa (Rus) City Of Manchester (BT)
Louisiana (Brl, Geo WashlnRton. =,
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CASUALTIES IL THE sixrY-FoUBTH REGIARNr NRw
YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
Tho following is the list Of casualties in the Sixty
fourth regiment New York Volunteers since broke
camp The Sd jpst.-
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EDWIN N. PHANTOM, Secretary Or War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-30
By the President:
JOS. 8. WILSON,,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once.
NOTICE TO AOTUA AL BONA Eide SET TIERS
PRE-EMPTOR1,

In the third section of the act OF Congress, ap-
proved 2lst of February, 1868 Statutes, volume IL,
page 65s, opening to sale the Winnebago Reserva
tion, It s Stipulated that before any person shall
be entitled to enter any portion of the said lands
by pre- -emption or otherwise, previous to their
outcry, he shall become an actual bona ade
settler thereon, and shall conform to all the
regulations now provided by law in cases OF pre-
emption, and shall pay, within the term OF one
year from the date of the settlement, the full
appraised value of the lands and the Improvements
Now, in order that all such bona fde, actual
settlements may be secured to the several pre-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that they must come forward and file their amaa-
Wits, designating the particular tracts on which
they may be actually settled, giving the date OF
such actual settlement. and, before the expiration
Receiver, according to the requirements of the
pre- emption laws. and full payment made thereon.
according to the full affixed, appraised value OF
the lands and improv ements thereon.
LIST. In all such cases where the year may not
elapse before the commencement of the public
sale, such bona fde actual settlements may and
are hereby ordered to be excluded from the public
3D. In all pre- -emption cases in which the year
lie sale. the parties must establish and pay up for
their claims otherwise all tracts in this class will
be offered to the highest bidder, under the forego
ing proclamati yet wi it'll the stipulation that at
such public sale the price must not be for q less
'N-. JOS 8 WILSON,
au 30-law13w Acting Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.
nROPOsALs FOR WOOD.

Office DEPOT o.nnaissarto Of Su5sisfeses,(
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. g, 1854.
Sealed Proposals, in uplicste, are invited until
Thursday, October s, 1864, for furnishing this de-
Dot with 1880
WOOD.
To be delivered within forty Eve (45l days after
ope ding the bids. at the whsrves in Washing on
or Geor getown, d O.
The wood to be good, merchantable, sound Pine
Wood, suitable for use in bakery. 1t will be sub
ject the inspection of officer or agent Of this
department, as to its measurement and quality,
before it is received. .
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids,
and give satisfactory evidence Of loyalty.
Payment will be made in certificates OF indebted
ness or such other funds as the Government 10 AZ
have for disbursement. =,
The Government reserves the right TO reJest any
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at 223
8. O. GREENE
see e-td Captain and @. 8. v.
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A CURE wARR%WTED or NO CHARGE
IN FRON ONE TO TWO DAYS
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fmposeno;. asnsrsi 'pstili.y Ns!you.ns, ~
Beepsy, Lsnsuor, Low Spirits Confnhor OF tdsas.
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tude. Timidity' &c ARR,1eK
marriage, .1sps Of Fl PHYSICAL Weakness, Organic
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blushing, attended sometimes with deranseussnt
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| YOUNG MEN
who have Injured themselves by q certain practice
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which are nightly felt. even when asleep, and. Il
not cured, readers MARI age impossible, ana O.
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sn.tched from all the prospects and snjoynsnts e
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reflect that q sound mind and body are the mors
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Hourly is' dsrkens to the View; the nina b become:
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DISEASES or IMPRUDENcs.
When the misguided and imprudsnt votary Of
pleasure fnds be has imbbed the seeds Of this pain.
f9l disease it often happens that an i'll timed sense
giiyins to those The. from education and fespe.ts.
Incapable ofenrins. fleh bis pecunisry substance.
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leave him with ruined health to over his gall
Z the ion
toms Of this terrible disease such as Affections Of
until puts az end
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discovered country from whose bourne no traysla
OFFICs7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
left hand side going from Baltimore street, fsv
| doors from the corner. Fail not to obserys ham0
writing should state age, and send Dortioaet a.
| vertsement describing symptoms. o.
The DIS Diploma hangs in his OHeS.
INDORSENENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousand cured at this establishmsne
be Dr.
Johnston, Witnessed BY the reporters Of "Ths bunH
pssred asain and again before the public. sssidss
his standing IS gentleman OF character and re
ssR Rstsd. 'on'i'n' guarantee TO the T.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED