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from the Greek word "Ksthro," or " Ksthairo,"
ssnifying to cleanse, rejuvenate and restore This
article is what Its name signifies. For preserving,
restoring and identifying the human hair It IL tho
most remarkable preparation In tho world It is
again owned and put up by the original proprietor
and 10 now made with the same care, skill and Al.
tention which gave II sale Of over one million
bottles per snnum.
II 10 a most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradiostes scurf and dandruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
prevents the hair from falling of and turptn
gray.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who value. beautiful
head OF hair should use Ly on's Kathsiron. II 10
known and used throughout the civilized world.
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEMAs s. BARNES 4 CO.,
NaK NnEi,
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THE VICTORY AT ATLANTA.

Gen. Hood Is trying to hood.wink the rebels
by claiming victory over sherman's forces
before Atlanta. 1t is strange that Sherman
should continue to invest Atlanta still more
closely after having been defeated two or
three times.
The fact is, that Hood whipped Sherman in
the same sense that John Phenix did when he
fought with an editor In California. John
says "Lying upon my back, hold him down
with my nose, which had inserted between
his teeth for that purpose!
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. M.


Nothing very definite respecting the invasion
of Pennsylvania, beyond the occupation Of
Chsmbersburg by force Of rebel cavalry, has
come to hand, and 1t is difficult TO make out
the probable plan of the rebels from what in.
formation has come to hand.
Up to two O'Clock the Government had re.
ceived no dispatches on the subject.
One thing IL certain, viz; the Government
does not feel the slightest uneasiness, as the
preparations made for the emergency, with the
putting forth of the militia strength Of Penn.
sylvania, will he amply suficient to nut the
invaders hoTR du combat.
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p-ms,lc.n mustang L,nlm.n,.-Tn.

~ Mexican Mustang Linimsnt.-Th.
parties In 81. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
oounterfeiting The Mustang Liniment under pre-
tenee OF proprietorship, have been thoroughly es-
topped by the courts. To guard against further
imposition, have procured from the United States
Treasury private steel plate revenue stamp,
which 10 placed over the top OF each bottle. Each
stamp bears the fac sinaiie Of my signature and
without which the article 10 counterfeit danger
Gus and worthless imitation. Examiue every bot.
tie. This Lniment has been In use and growing
In favor for many years. There hardly exists a
hamlet on the habitable globe that does not con.
tain evidence Of Its wonderful effects II 10 the
best emolient In the world. With Its present i'm.
proved ingredients, its effects upon man and beas,
are perfectly remarkable. Sores are healed, pains
relieved. lives saved, valuable animals made use.
tul, and untold ills assusged. For cuts, bruises,
sprains, rheumatism, swellings, bites, eaked
breasts, strained horses, &C., It 10 a sovereign
remedy that should never be dispensed with. II
should be in every family. Sold by all druggists.
fe2o-eosm D s. BARNES New York.
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The Newport (Rhode Island) .Yews complains
OF the secession sentiment at that place. On
the fashionable drives the rebel cockade is
prominently displayed every day, by women
who are loud-mouthed In their denunciation of
the Northern people and the Union army. In
the parlors these degraded females give express
sion to sentiments that no respectable woman
will entertain, while the secession brawlers
Keep gentlemen away from the clubs"
Gad'hies, evidently generated in that hot.bcd
Of secession, the New York Hotel.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-30

PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Thc steam or Re-
public, from New Orleans, reports that on the
9th, In the afternoon, north Of Cape Hatteras,
she saw suspicious steamer steering north
bark-rigged and painted black, aud burning
son coal. she steered for the Republic, hat
finally lost sight of her.
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lSCKEAsED PRICE Or PAPER.-The newspa-
Per manufacturers, not content with doubling
the price over last July, and tripling prices be-
fore the war begun, have made fresh demands
altogether beyond the increased price of chem
icals, rags, and straw. Already a good many
country and weekly journals have been Sus-
pended, and many more must go the same way.
Some publishers are reducing the size of their
pages, aud others are threatening to print on
hali sheets, as at the South. In this city, the
printing Of supplements has been stopped alto
gether.-NcIB York EJDress.
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lSsAsITY.-Joseph Fountain was arrested
yesterday BY oticer WSeden "l the charge OF in
AsS lum. He went about the str. cts stating that
he was Gen. Grant; that he had blown mp Peters-
burg; was to bluw up Richmond, but before he
the copperheAds.
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GEoRaEToWN AFFAIRS

To THE CITIZENS or GEoRGETowN.-Ar-
ransements will be made in a few days to have
this pal deliver ed more regularly to our patrons
in Georgetown. Our agent, MI. j. s. Beavers, will
take charge OF the agency for Georgetown, on the
lst OF August, and make thorou. h canvass for
subscribers.
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AR.btI Battery on the M,s.i.., .,ppl.

=, CAIRO, July a9.-The steamer EmpiT q, from
New Orleans on the 2lst, reports that a rebel
battery OF 1--WE guns, situated dfteert miles
above skipwlth Landing, fired several shots
into one of our gunboats on the ?4th, doing
but little damage. The steamer Clara, from
Nicksburg for White river, not beiag heard
from, II Is feared that she has been dies LrOYcd.
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NEW YORK, July 29.-An arrival from New
Orleans of the 2lst reports passing the steam
ere Arago and Yazoo, bound up the Missls-
sippi, and the steamer George Washington of
the Belize. On the eth saw a side-wheel
steamer chase blockade runner, but the chase
was soon abandoned.
The New Orleans Era Of the 2lst mentions
rumor that the pirate Florida had been cap
tured by one of our gunboats, but states the
report to be unreliable.
The gunboat Metacomet, from the Mobile
blockade, had arrived at New Orleans.
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New York stock List.
Gen. Hunter suppressipg DisIoyalty In
Maryland.

The following orders will explain them
selves:
HEADaU RTERs DEPARTMENT W. NIRGINIA,l
HARPER's FEREY, July IL, 1894.
Major John J. isiiOn, First MGryiGHd p. H. b. In
GGntry, commanding officer, BTederfck Nd:
MAJOR; Your communication, of this date,
relating TO persons in Frederick city (Md.)
having 'polnted out to the rebels during their
late raid the property of Union citizens, and
otherwise manifested their sympathy with the
enemy" has been submitted to the Major Gen.
eral commanding the department.
In reply he directs that you arrest al once all
persons who are known by Union citizens to
have given such information, and to send them,
with their families, to this place under snita-
bic gnard, that the males may be sert to the
military prison at Wheeling, West Virginia,
and their families beyond our lines South.
You will seize their houses TO be used for
hospitals, Government offices, and store
houses, and for Government purposes gen.
orally. Their furniture you will have sold at
public auction for the benefit OF Union citl-
zens of the town who are known TO have suf-
fered loss of property from information given
by these persons.
The Major General Commanding further
directs that all male secessionlsts in Frederick,
with their famil es, must be sent here at once.
You will make the same disposition Of their
houses and furniture as has been directed al
ready In this letter for the houses and furniture
of those who gave information as to the prop
erty of Union men.
! am, Major, very respectfully, your obedl-
ent servant, p. @. BIER,
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CINCINNATI, July GA private dispatch
from Gen. shermaH's headquarters announces
Tue assignment OF Gen. o. Howard TO the COM
mand of the army and department of Tenucs.
see, the position made vacant by the recent
death Of Gen. Mc"hcrson. Gen. Bowarl's
chief Of stall will be Lieut.. Col. Warner, for
mcrly OF the 10Th Ohio volunteers.
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Tbs MoSTH or FIREs.-July, 1864, will be
memorable for disastrous fires in this country.
Many of them have originated from the
drought, and much valuable woodland has
been burnt over. Aside from this, 1t is csti.
mated that upwards of S5,OOO,OOO worth ei
properly has been destroyed by fire in different
sections Of the United States.
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E sToN, Pa, July 2s.-The Exercises of the
Commencement Week at Lafayette College
closed yesterday. There were fifteen speeches
from the graduating class and two from the
masters. The valedictoran was W. p. Monte
llns, of Pennsylvania. The degree of Doctor
of Divinity was conferred upon Rev. G. W.
Janvier, of New Jersey, and Rev. F. T. Brown,
of the District of Columbia.
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NAsavILLE, July 2S.-one thousand and
twenty-five prisoners, Including sixty.four
commissioned officers, arrived here tonight.
They were captured In the battles before At
lanta, on the l9th, Goth and 22i inst. They
comprise troops from nearly every Southern
State. Among the officers were one colonel,
one lieutenant colonel and one major, the bal.
ance being officers Of lower grade.
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One Hupdrsd and Firty Rebel. Bur,.

After the action at Deep Bottom, north side
of the James river, on Wednesday last, the
cd corps buried $50 rebels, LEFT on the field.
According to the usual ratio, the rebel loss in
killed and wounded must have been at least
one thousand.
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Volunteers Called For.

So. Louis, July 29.-Gen. Rosecrans, by
authority of the War Department, has called
for nine regiments of six months volunteers for
the protection Of that State against guerrllas
or invasion. Ia the same connection Gen.
Hall Issues a proclamation stating the elner.
gency to be great, and urging the people TO- fill
hese regiments at once.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
THE FoRps OF THE susauEHANNA

Five engineer officers were sent several days
ago to fortify the fords of the susquehanna
river, so that the rebels might be prevented
from extending their incursion into the heart
Of the State. Their operations will doubtless
be confined to the Cumberland Valley.
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A Rebel Raid into Kentucky,

CLARKEsvILLs, TENN, July 2S.-Parties Of
rebel cavalry are crossing the Cumberland
river, and are making their way into Kentucky.
Yesterday party of one hundred and twenty
five crossed few miles above this place, under
Colonel Johnson, and another smaller party
crossed below. They were all armed and
mounted. and had regular officers.
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n T T | Q l A L I.

HEADo'Rs PRovosT MARSHAL AND BOARD OF
ENROLMENT or DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHIsoTOS, d. c., June 3, 1854.
The Board Of Enrolment Of the District of Co
umbia will be In session at the office Of the Pro.
voSt Marshal District of Columbia, corner Of Four
teenth street and New York avenue, daily (sun.
days excepted), from II o'clock a m. to o'clock
p. M, for the purpose OF hearing cases Of exemption
nom draft for the following causes, viz;
Alienage,
Non-residence,
UnsuitAbleness OF Age,
Manifest permanent physic disability, and
Two years. service during the present war,
either In the Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish Information AZ
o persons who are not enrolled, or who are trying
to evade enrolment, as IL is equally for the in
terest OF each person enrolled to place upon the
Enrolment List" all persons liable to do mill
tary duty, so that his own chance Tor daft shall
not bo unjustly increased.
J. C. PUTNAM,
Captain ist Regiment V. r. c., and Provost
Marshal District OF Columbia. my25-h
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DBArH OF AN ESTEEMED MINISTER
death Of Rev. Thomas II. W. Munroe, of The Meth
odlst Episcopal Church, who was formerly pastor
OF the Old kbenezer Station, rear the AYy Yard,
10 announced In the columns OF = cotemporary,
Mr.. munroe has been III for sever'l days, and was
the pastor OF Fayette street church, Baltimore.
He entered the Conference In 1927, and has always
been q useful and active minister OF the Gospel.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-30

SPEER's SAMBUCI WIEE.-We have exam
ined specimen sf the SAmbuci wine OF Mr. Alfred
Speer, referred TO by ndent OF The AmGri.
can Baptist, and hnve no doubt II 10 the unAdul
terated ju ce of the Portugal grape. We should
Judg lrom Its taste a. appearance, that 1t IL
certainly valuable as q communion wine and
tonic for weakly persons. II has the Tseommen.
daton OF some ofthe frat phy sicians In this co un.
try as well as Europe.-Washingi0n &ar.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM HARPER,s FERRY.
A Doubtful Report About Mosby-Trains
Running X, R,gularly to Frederick.

Running Regularly to Frederick.
PHILADELPHIA, July S0.-A dispatch from
Harper's Ferry to the Bulletin, dated yesterday,
says:
II has been aseertalned that Col. Mulligan
is not dead, but badly wounded and prisoner
in the hands of the enemy.
Pretty well authenticated information re-
ccived here tonight is to the effect that the
rebel Mosby, vita 500 cavalry, has crossed the
Potomac into Maryland at Edwards Ferry, and
is endeavoring to intercept our wagon train
But learn that 1t is strongly guarded.
Other good authorities think the report very
doubtful, and that no armed rebels are yet in
Maryland.
Trains arrive regularly from Sandy Hook
and Frederick.
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MosBY.-A small force Of rebel cavalry, sup
posed to be Mosby's guerrilas, crossed the
Potomac, little below Edwards Ferry, on
Thursday, and returned, after reconnoitering
the country for wagon trains. Mosby had best
remain within the limits Of his own depart.
ment, foragiug upon his Virginia friends.
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"ABE" AND CANDY. ."-The Philadelphia liz.
2uirer says the writer of The following original

ABE" AND "ANDY."-The Philadelphia IT,
quirer says the writer of The following original
cpistle received the indulgence he asked for;
JUDICARY SQUARE HOSPITAL, WARD I5,I
WARHIHGIOS CITY, d. C., June %, 1864
DEAR SIR: The Union Is saved. HuTrah
Make room in Abraham's bosom!
My wife has twins. Both boys!
Do please grant me furlough for twenty or
thirty days 10 go to Fort Wayne, Ind, to
christon 'cm Abe and Andy; and besides, ]
would like to know II they look like me.
am not SO sick now. A few days at home
will do me more good than six months in the
hospital. should any references be required
on patriotism and public services, Schuyler
Coliax, on domestic relations, Mrs. Doane.
Very respectfully, NORMAN DoANE,
Private, signed Corporal L. .. A.
2. s. The little presents necessary upon such
occasions need not be sent till after the 4th OF
March next, when Andy will be present also
y, D,D
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THREsuISG IN THE NALLEI.-lt seems that
the rebels instead of coming over into Mary.
land to be threshed themselves, are threshlng
out the wheat harvest in the Shenandoah
Valley, where they have several threshing ma.
chimes at work at various points. ~ They ought
TO he scattered like chat before the wind.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-30

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2s.-Yesterday's
statement of the Killing Of DIR. Gllpin was in
correct The report arose from his having had
some difficulty with soldier, and this was
magniled into a collision which did not occur.
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AU-o DA Fiat Letters Garden, on Tues
day af noon next, signor Blu gno Core will ruast
mself by means Of hvs cords Of wood, the same
feat having been performed b. him at Jones's
woods, New York. The exit ltion will dou ubtless
draw large concourse OF spectators.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-30

FIRST OF AUGUsT.-Thc PENNSYLVANIA Freed.
mans Reiiet Association will give a Pic Me for
the free eolored schools Of Washing on, on Mon.
EIerelles VIII commence at lOhi O'CLOCK, q, N.
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PoRT OF GEOKGEToWE.-Ente smith,
from POItlant Mc.i Wm. Crawford, do,
CLedTsd-SchT. NJ. Smith, lOF N. VI VIM, CFaw
Patient, AmmAmessexj aohT. Sarah Ellen, S.
MaTysI bark Western Sea, Bostoni schr. Camp
bell, N vi hchr. tiOneer, Wade'B Day Sehr. Mia
w. Ha III. Clements b ~ str. Fairbanks, N. vi
schr. Pilot Nanjemoy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-30

Hon. d. Z. SONGS has declined the appoint
ment as Consul at Curacoa, rendered him by
the President. Mr.. somes is well established
in business in this city as solicitor of patents
and collector of claims against the Govern
ment, and is not disposed to leave the country
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
A NDRE E w JOB SON,
OF TENNESSEE.


GOLDEN sEhTENCES.
"THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION is
PAsT.n
al SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY ANY
PERSON WHO rs FREE BY THE TERMS OF
THE PROCLAMATION, OR By ANY ACT OF
CONGRESS-
al PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLEMNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITH.
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE.
UNDER"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1s-Csivery baptist Church meets every
Sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth street.
between = and Louisiana avenue. Service NJ 4
a: M. and "a p. M. Seats free. Rev. T. n. How.
lett, pastor. janIs-tf
Gf%Presbytertan Services will he held
every sabbath until further notice. In the school
street SOUTH Capitol Hill) at II O'Clock a. m, and
p M mt0-evSat
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

AYouNa FoRaER.-Edward O. Smith, son
Of Fphra'm L. smith, was committed to jail on
yes,er lay by Justice Holl,ngshesd on the ihargi
Of forgery apd the obtaining OF letter RON the
post office. His father had served nut one regular
term In our army. 10 the New Jersey volunteers,
and re-enlisted, when he received bounty Of $500
Mr.. Smith soon left for the front, and dep Bited
the money with a confidential friend named
Cooper who lives In Camden county, N J. Young
Smith, who has also been 10 the army, hearing oi
the deposit, adire.set letter TO hir Cooper last
June, using his fathers name and asking remit
tance Of sib. Mr.. Cooper sent The amount In a
register d letter. Afew days afterwards another
call for s6 more was made, without reference TO
the el6,
Mr Cooper, in writing TO Mr.. Smith, told him
that he had sent the fifteen dollars asked FOR,
thinking probably that the money had not resched
him. The father was astonished, and told Mr..
Cooper that he had never asked for any remit
tance. Word was Immediately sent to the po.t-
master here, when II was ascertaiued that the
registered letter oonta ming the fifteen dollars had
been received At the office. taken out by q young
man, md by him receipted A decov letter WAS
Immediately put out, and called for by Edward c.
Smith. The clerk had instructions to detsin the
caller until his arrest could be made. Accordingly
the young man wa, det.ined At the window until
policeman arrested him. He gave hts name as
Edward c. Smith, and stated tha. Ephraim L.
Smith was his fathers me YESTERDAY he con.
fessed that he robbed his father He recognized
Mr.. Cooner, and remarked, "Why, Cooper, IL that
you How are youl"
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A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-A white man, whose
name is unknown, was found yesterday afternoon
In Mr. MeLean's lumber.yAri, corner Thirteenth
street and Ohio avenue, in dying condition. Fiji
teen minutes after he was thus found he r'athed
his lAst. Coroner Woodward held an inquest over
his body, but the jury were unable to Sgrse upon
averdiot. On his person was found SI1.I3, and
piece of copper coin dAted l17I.
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On the morning Of the soth instant, after . short
illness, CATHARIsE NJ. FooTE,
Her funeral will take place from the rssidepoe Of
her nephew, VIM. slade, No. 4si Ma,aasbn etts
avenue, between Fourth aud Flfih streets, on to.
morrow afternoon, At Z O'Clock. The friends Of
the family are invited TO attend. = "
ISnrdAY Chronicle nleaaa nonr
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STEALING LUMBER.-Thomas Green was ar.
rested last night by oflaer Nhitemore, of the
sland preei ct, on the charge OF stealing lumber
committed TO jsil for court BY Justice Boswell.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-30

THE soss OF ERIN.-The following resolu-
tions were adopted At late meeting OF ribh oiti-
zens to testify their respect for the late Wm.
Smith o. Brien. They were drafted by com mittee
consisting OF D. Clu,key, P. H. Donnegan. James
Lackey. 7. J. U'ronnell and o. A. Brosnam;
Re'O'Ued, Th.t we, Irishmen and de 'cendants OF
Irishmen and others, residents # the city of
Washington feeling, In common with the people
of Ireland and her children throughout the world
the great loss she has sustained In the death Of her
illustrious son. here unite with them in coincidence
and heartfelt sorrow an evidence and tribute Of
regard to his SpOtleSs reputation and inestimAble
worth.
Be u further resolred, That not only have the
people oi his immediate district lost In him 40 un.
firing protector and bsnefactor, hut humanity,
liberty, and self-government throughout the
world an earnest and devoted advocate and cham
pton. Peace to his Ashes. His character, public
and private, needs eulogium of oursi and whilst
we sympathiZe with his family in their hPreAve-
msnt, and tender to them our coincidence in their
affotiou and irreparable lose, we have the oonso-
la ion to know that the record OF his Lie and
memory will ever be cherished Anl live in the
hearts OF his countrymen.
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For FORT DBLKwARR.-Four prisoners were
this morning sent to + IT Delaware. Two Of them
state that they are rebel deIertcrs but they are
supposed to be deserters from our army. The
other two said tina. they were straggleTs from our
army, but IL Ia thought they were rebel spies.
Hence they were sent to Fort Delaware,