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IA VOICE FROM vIcKsBuRG

yi<Kssrla, Mia, At ., fs6A
Dr.. John Bril-Desr Sir. am happy 10 }tsss to you
that have used your valuable cc,Fon ketei with sat
lSnsnt y mynri1 in geRrr d2tSlit1 AnA psns~k0a Of
~ ysten, $1,000 " - unhe.iky apAHsnpairi D-
been With Gen Gfasts army thrvaghout IL Whole south
esn csmpAign- con6d~ntIy rsco.1snA IL - 70 N
pssspss Who Asssxpaasa sssnAaelekx ei.e1N5i9 q
Axrns Q. B. EAzIsaSy Conminston
Lcrlsvnax, KY Sept 10, ls61
On the I'd Of Jnly list snbnited fhrpsgh = agsss
Of - ~ 1.escnl nref4ss q - <nsst Il ~
Armyo4 ~ cuabwtsad ssnnple Or 81 E4drpa uftSrI
msIiiorioos. 10 ssnetoa snA spprvvs use among -
soldiers.
rhs fsllOwing Il the Medical Directors rspar - sso
ansnxsesaS p<fnisiss y 49, sot asma ID :, 10
have u so5d 70 szfiess- join pCII
Il n.sisasd tAat Csarrs Rsters win % - haru 10
asy ems hksn pxopsfjy md ID modef2k1aa- - 10
cscsson % D. Balls bsfng permitted b d IL 10
suffers. A. HENRY THUkSION.
Surgeon ard Medical Director, p. @.
8@F HeatauxlssS Dspns1a1A q Cumh@sh,kl
kaxhvfIit, fsns- July " rs6S
D, John 1slfs aGens. NJ, ~ psEmis~1oa TO ship
70 AaEhvtLA 1Enn- - 9roass ao0d1esa ~ Balls c.
drcn htts<s Sb~ sal~ 10 suti~sx in the sxnsr Gully
s r.Eulaticn. n the Treasury DepArtm<nt are 10 -
ssmpIird Win strictly.
Ny order Of ~ y Den. nassrsaas-
Nm. y wILRs,
ass Major a0d Provost Nnsshaa Gen
Per ale wheassAIs and retaff ~ Wiikinscn HnrSest
%, k~oxnk, Iowa aPriSd4~lyr.
Is. s=4.a .
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SUIT YOUn PURSE AND EYEi
An; Th<s this .Crs<i War 80 0ve-
Pray, give me your attention,
And hear what Iprcpcse,
w ~ tel you where 70 get Omar BARGAINS,
In Men and Boys CioeAs:
Stern Brothers have MAxMorH Srocx
To suit both PuRsE and Err.
And on giving them : call,
Ton csnLst fail % buy 3-
CMs1Cs - On rh<rrts ths place of MI others
Where they eel Clothing Cheap
ss.f sGs A IL = - Stern brvehsss,
NO. Main Street
Though this cruel war Is rzxirx.
And goods aT very high;
stifi Nc sell at LewEzr prices
As we id IN days gone By.
we've received good assortment
efCsothins. Hsts and SHOES, 10
81 foa needn't leave without new Garment
FOR grecsbscks Ne sEyn RsTrsx
CHosrs:- And rhen you're asked bv other,
Where you boughr fAss SUIT % neat,
fon can answer: Al Stern Brpthsrs
No Main stfesf
John. do hurry, for I'm waiting
f1se sun R almost dewr
WIN to stop Ut Stern Brothers.
Whose store h In this town
You know we're In need or cic3hfnv.
And they sell than cheap
So pray don't forget the number
Eight. on Main street
CHoRrs - 6es how they are ruaNfnx.
I'll tell you whsre they'll meet
Atthst pisre near saA Issse
Nos Main strse1
Whatever goods Jon want TO buy,
In black. blue, gray OF brown
Be eare 10 call on Stern Brefhers
That plaee Of great renovn.
Remember now that cheapest stand
For What you may need
And they will not fail 10 please you
AtSo.s Main street
caozrs:- And sos a word to eolasers
In both army and navy:
lyon want any Clothing
Call ut Main srset, near Levee
having goa assortment o. Meas, Youths and Bows
clothing and tents furnishing Goods, respectfully
invite the public to Eivr cal the old stand Nc
xAIs SrREr, xK&A THE LxyEx KsoKuK, Iowa
jeil-dim STERN 6AOTHERy
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s8r Kramer. Irwin b Co., agents for
the sale Of Slocum's "Side. Loading Re-
volvers.' The best pistol now in use.
No. lo8 Maiu street.
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- New HoTA 4Oaoy AaRkoe.
- r.lexrsph-l e NEs Yoaa, July IL =
Messy setise ard hrn Il las
Sterling 3pA05e6 tox rnrrency
Gold apeo~d ss -, un1 elskne heavy ~.
GoseTnm@nt Stocks sssaAy.
Bro Coupens laBtfolu1X
s-5p Treasury NofsA, October and Apsil fos
I r &6s 81 Coupons l0A
Etocks--ysry dull.
CAPlH5S = 13s Carl los M4PDCek
RI Wab ~ prtw nix H6Sk 81 NV
pa 81, Scrip ESQ fr Cart 9st Psr Man 10
NYC1A5z ErielfE { &C l4ils Hasssa I19Lx. IIAr-
lem sss Reading lss X; y Iss,s - Tolsdo Izos
Cert 80.
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
COMPosITORe WANTED.
Two compositors can get work by ap
plying At this Office Immediately.
Advances m the Price or the,
Gate City.

r.sf = = - E$A*FTr$ 8
- Owing to recent sdvsnsss IN tho price
Of paper and ink. We are Reluctantly COM
pslIed to follow the example Of other wes-
tern publishers, and advance our subscrip-
ton price 70 our papers. We have been
endeavoriug to run along without any adj
vance, but the paper manufacturers adj
vanced on us twice in ten days, and We
cant stand it any longsras afsss
On and after this date the following
will be our ntesto subscribers receiving
their papers by mail 81
Daily per year, $500
q months, $50 4.5O
$50
81 LOO
Weekly per year. 600
On and after Mosday, July 18th. City
Subscribers will be charged TWENTY
CENTS PER WEEK. delivered by
carrier. The carricrs will collect eyery
two weeks as heretofore.
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Tue following circular, issued By The
Ladies' Union Aid Society esplaips it.
self. Let there be = hearty cooperation
on the part Of oil the people 81 she 6s4s..
and especially d Southern Iowa, aad !
discrimination to make this Fair . grand
success u u
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BY TelsgrarA.l cuscaso Aly IL >
rlcur2s to 5ec higher Sales Of Spring Extra ct II 3
GIL 30 White wiater II oel4 so Choice g. Louis
hrasds II 90.
wheas-Iiishes. opsains 1t 1891 . for No. Z, and
closing weak
Corn-stsady. Sales - for No. /. and SOL 4o,S
~ xe.2 FFSs
8 oAn- SfrAay. Sale u saess9<a &
Rye e..
WhIsky-spened dun al 66nl es
Posk-Msss pork bsid NJ Is ", prime mess arm nj
- CO.
L&rd-Hsid at 49,
wooi-Excitcd 0001 oS. ri
Z. eAtf-7sc higher. r ss% #
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.LANK-WALK NOTICE.

~ ~ SURVEYS u ssr " t. fslisrsax S<seriSsS Lets.
meeting Of the City Council of the city OF Keoknk
held June 3rh, lsSi, the following vss passed:
sksssssI rhst the oNner Of ssfe ucrthwest haif OF
lot six eeeh a fssniinE xth stret be directed
to have pisnk walk, six feet wide, laid In front
sid lot within twenty days Also thae the owners
Of lots H. ii and Il, and the easteriy twenty feet
Of Lot 10 Block IS. be directed TO have plank walk
az fset Wide m mont their respective lots johnson
treet within twenty days from date
D. g. MERRIAM
Clerk Of the Council Of the City of Keokuk
Keokuk, June -. ls61-ldIsd
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lone-nrw and reliable treeiment-iu rerjcrtn Or the
HexAAS AssociArl0x-Sept by mail in seaied letter -
ve3opss free Of charge Address Dr. j. Hoccnru
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street, PAllsd
rn'a' r. apf2-dAwly
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lssssiT adE ID u soH Ii 4 d niaxr
asafa 1Hss3asf1s gvsass q q n.
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Rnrs elee Dcrs eold ~ Dra<xlnas svp~ytwA<r~l
JOHN J. KRONER PRINCIPAL Agent
apx' -dAws0 - Ch1tnut 81 PhiladelpAis-
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"A CAR - Dsss1ss1a - sxrrss v8Asf sxANprxs cu,x
~ osH no1 % I. n snAsr's oEixsxa1D Prlls
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long and completely thrilled his audience.
The Major, though not new speaker had the
earnest and enthusiastic attention ofthe crowd
for three quarters ofan hour with an increased
reputation as an effective popular speaker.
The Major though occup. ing less time than
others did much good by his style ofargu-
ment and seemed to have increased the desire
of the audience. for more" Aho after the
Major left the stage amid hearty cheers :;
called loudly for j. t. Thomas Esq. of Bal
timore city but tkst Gentleman had left the
hall before the casse of Mr. Matthews speech
and thongl. sent for could not ''o t,nnd. -4'-.
The 2ist New York aud the,2ud p. II ID.
bands entertained the mcesipg with several Of
their choicest performance saofling much
pleasure to the audience. ta -h.
We feel assured that much good has been
done here by the speeches of the gentlemen
who favored US with their presence and that
they will long be favorably remem bered by
their Alleeany audience tf tel
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A LAST WORD.

There totromains to hclatal men of Mary
land this one day in which to testify their de-
votion to the best Interests Of the State, the
National Union; aud the cause of progress
and humanity. + ri this sheet shall reach th'
hand of sny citizen of Allegany county, who
has not yet yotea for the adoption of the new
Constitution, We adjure him to- lose no time
10 doing 50. Never in the life time Of this
generation. have issues so vast depended at
( tho bsnot-box. Tho right of suffrage in the
hands of loyalma is to-day, invested with
sanctity before, unknown. Cor to-day, be-
fore .depositing your ballot. you. take Heaven
To witness your love of your country, and
your pledge to support it through all its trials
No traitor norllisloyalist can vote to-day with
out committing perjury. Deadly as is their
hatred, of the work to DO concluded by the
loyal men of Maryland before ,ho sun sets
upon this day; it may be they will pause be-
fore loading their souls with this additional
crime. But let all who rqjoicc IN the oppor-
tunity to declare in this solemn manner, their
nndying love- of their country and its institu-
tons, glorious and free, come forth in their
strength. Henceforth, Maryland is to be
ruled by her loyal citizens alone. Her rebels,
her trsitors. most nnworthy sons Of a noble
(. mother, are from this day onward, branded
with the mark of Cain The rights of cit-
zenshp, which they have betray ed, the priyi-
leges which they have abused. will be stripped
from them to-day, aud in all future time they
will stand forth as monuments Of the punish
mcnt which loyal people indicts upon its
.nerpies and bctrayers ..
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HE WAS NOT THERE.

We take The following article from the
Philadelphia Ntrth 4merican:
The battle of Rich MouutasH was fought il
Western Virginia by General Rosecrans, ar
resulted in glorious victory. Mcclellan wa'
the commander of that department, and wa
to have arrested the fight of the discounted
foe, bu;--hc ,ros not there. ,.., 80
The battle of Balls Bluff was fought by
Colonel Baker. under orders from General
Stoue, BY direction Of General Mcclellan,
who planned all the r-asueuvrcs of Stone and
Mccall it might have been successful had
.ac Gcnersl-u Chief examined the groun |
and made adequate preparations, but--he 'eas
not M,Tc %.
The blockade of the Potomac by the rebels
occasioned great annoyance to the govern
ment, and added materially to the national
debt by enhancing the prices Of subsistence
1t might have been raised, and preparations
were concerted for that purpose several times
between the army aud navy, and the feet was
ready, as ara were the troops, except Al.Clel-
lan--he arS not there .
The city of Norfolk, with all its immense
naval facilities, was desirable point for us,
and several efforts were made to got McClel-
Ian to take it, although in vain. vt length
President Lincoln in person got up an expc-
dition and headed it. by which Norfolk was
captured without the knowledge of Mcclellan
for-hc iras no. Mc~.
The battle IF Williamsburg was fought by
our army, under disastrous circumstances, in
consequence pt our ignorance Of tho glnnnd
and the rebel works, and> having - COM
mander-in- chief Each division fought on its
own hook, end there was no plan Of battle
Mcclellan should have been in command, but
lie pos not there.
So it w,a, loo, at Seven Pines, Fair Oaks.
Gaines Mills, Savage Staten, White Oak
Swamp, Malvern Hill, and the reason was
that as Mcclellan was occupied wit, political
intrguos when he should have been busy with
military duties he ,tds not thar.
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n =
What the Rebels Want,

Col. Bunhan, commanding rebel regiment
under Gen. Farley. wrote a letter some time
since frcm Winchester, Va, to friend ofhis
i'll Brooklyn, L. l.. in the course Of which
he said
"There can be no peace antil black Re-
publcans and Abolitionists are silenced, aid
reduced to an equality, orat least level,
with the niegers they claim as their equals.
Let your Chicago Convention nominate Mr.
Davis for the Presidency, and tclicrea ma
iorityo Of hcdelegates uo.dd rote for him Dthey
darc-and on this election you can and will
have peace. OF course you will not do this.
!. The ne.rt best ding YOU can do isto nominate
and cleo. Neliellan." s.sa SAT-.
The fellow who wrote this was well known
!. Now, York Democrat who, in. imitation Of
Mansfield Lowell and G.. W., Smith. also
G3othamites, left New York to join the force
Of the rebellion. This letter speaks the SEN
2 sinents Of many Of the coppcrheads who re-
main at home, bot who arc as thoroughly
traitorous as those n arms for Davis. II will
be observed that Durham proposes to silence
the Republicans and sbolitionists, Just az the
, Democratic party in Pennsylvania wanted to.
DO when Hughes issued his. address. The
process By which this silencing Of 800 900
ysstizens efthe FREE Ststas !. to be secemplisad
trTp..faS :, INK ttfy. ss44 sa8f
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-13

The following is an extract from a letter
written by that patriotic and noble son of New
York Major General John y. Dix, addressed
10 the Codim;t'ee of the Union Mass Meeting
in Philadelphia. !. is. aatcd New York 9th
October:
Does amy one doult as to Tie true cause
Of our national calain!ties? | believe i; 70 be
found i'll the management Of the leaders Of
both the principal political parties during The
last quarter of century III 1910 the great
racn OF the Wing party Webster, Clay and
othcrs-iaen Of universally acknowledged
ability and long experience in civil lfc--were
thrust aside, and Gen. Harrison. man Of
very moderate capacity, Was selected as its
candidate for the Presidency. The principle
of availability, as it WAS termed, was adopted
rs the rule OF selection and the question OF
know, not who was best qualified to admins
ter the government, but WHO. from his com
parative ohscurity, would 10 least likely to
provoke anealbiuorei opposition. Ttis was
the beginning of system cf decentralization
which has ended iii the present distracted
condition OF the country. 1t reversed all the
conservative principles Of humane action BY
prescribing talent and experience and crown
ing mediocrity with the highest honors Of the
republic In1S44 tie Democrats rarty fol.
lowed the. Successful example, If its opponents
in 1910. III put aside Van l'uren. Cass, Marcy
and its othcPeminent statesmen and Brought
| forward Mr.. Polka nah Of merely ordinary
ability. Parties which have neither the cour-
age nor the virtue to stand by their greatest
aud best men soon fall into hopeless democrat,
ization This system Of retrogradation in al
that is manly and just, has continued. with
| two or three abortivc Efforts at reaction. fol
twenty -four years. 1t has driven pre=emincnt
talent out of the paths which lead t5 the high
est political distinction; and fiiultittfdes, with
simplicity Witch would be ludicrous were
| it ..ot so deplorabie3 ask VIII has become o!
our great men The inquiry is easily an.
swered. They are in the numberless fields
of intellectual exertion which are opened by
the wants of great cot.ntry in rapid career
of development. The intellect of the country
is neither diminished in the aggregate MOI
| dwarfed In its individual proportions. The
political market, like tile commercial under
| the influence of the infexible law of demand
and supply. is furnished with the kind O.
material it requires. 1t calls for mediocrity
and it gets pothing better. The highest tai
ent goes where it is a passport to the highes
rewards. 1t withdraws from a field in which
the chance of accession to the first civic honor
| is in an inverse ratio of erninence and qualif
cation. ~ it
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GEO. T. WEBSTER;
DEAL, ESTATE t}fEoKER, .v
III ,-...,. .... FREDERICK, ND,
las Tor sale n number of VERY VALUABLE

20
Has FOR sale number of VERY VALUABLE
L A r MS.
Situated in Frederick county, Nd. -
No. !, contains 20S Acres Of iirst-quaity land.
No. 2, contains 1iS Acres t, rt
No. 3, contains about 500 Acres. Beautifully
situated Elegant improvements. Land in high
estate of Utilization. gaia
No. t. contains iso Acres. Is one of the best iui-
proved Farms In the County. A very dcsirabic
home. ... 3
No. :, epatains 136 Acres OF fir~t-auality Land
New House and Barn, complete out-Eouscs. New
Fencing. Lt.H A
No. g, contains 2l0 Acres, 10 ihcs from the city.
Good Dwelling and Barn. at $40 per Acre
No. I, contains SIS Acres, ) miles from Frederick,
Price 81. lsr Aero.
: No. 8, contains 10 Acres, miles from frederick
$4,000 for the place. ~ LA
No. ., House aud 6 Acres Of Land, miles from
Frenerirh, and will be sold for $1,000. ID .ti
No. 70. Il iirst-class Dwelling, N one of the most
pfeasrnt parts of the csty.
gHr Capitalists wishing to make Investments. or
purchasers desiring homes will do 8ell to examine
Che Real Estate offcr.
l..f es, GEO. F. WEBSTER,
Real Estate Broker and General Business
{ Agent, No 5, Vest Patrick street, Frederick.
Oct. ID. la64-lt. ~ - t.AH
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
II Post-oiiic6at Cumberland, State Of Sfaryi-nd,
18th day Of October, 1864. &
Sz&- 'sTo obtain ans Of these. letters the appli-
cunt must call for 'aarersised letters, give the date
of this list, and pay one cent for advertising
.FREE DEL cry Of letters by carrefs at the
residence OF owners, may be secured ly observing
tue fllowing rules: 49,
!. L. DTREl1 letters plainly 10 the street aud
Number o. wcii as the posi-otiice and State.
IN. B-A REQUEST for the RETtRN of a Let
ter to the writer, il, uncnimcd within 80 days. or
less, written or printed YiIil the writer's cns, pet
eFce and sGs. acrcyS tie lc.t hand aud If the ca
icIope; the face side vi. lie complied Hith ut the
usual prepaid rate Of postage, payable when the
le.tyr is delivered 10 the ~ ritter
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a Tribute Of Rssnact.

NJ meeting of tiic Market Hose Draft Associa-
:ioh held on Monday evening October ID, 1864, the
following resolutions were passed = Es ''t
WHEREAS, by the death al lissEv d. WiSeow, Il
ac!phcr OF the Market House Draft Assotia ton, We
Fe called IN 10 mourn file iUs5 Of aetiSe and ef-
HcitHf metlbr. therefore -4t has q
Res4irei, Tia; While we deeply ie,.orc the death
of our beloved and Respected cdfip.ri,i,, whose So
ciAl diSes tioii and unlrng efficiency as Il brother
member he'd tndcared him to Us, apd won our re-
gard we subniissively bow TO the VIII Of Cod who
dooth all II ngs we'll and satisfied that His fYc-
quent dispcnsationsa are but lessons remind that
Our relations here are bat transient.
-Rasoiued, That NC deeply sympath;se with the
relatives and friends of tho deceased in their be-
rcayenent. +''
Rcsoised, Tha. copy OF these resolutions he
signed by the Committee and forwarded 10 the family
of the deceased, copy thereof entered ON the re-
cords of the ,ssocia'ion, and also 'h. they bepnb
shed in the city papers. rsf II
nc. SMILEY
st 9tr JAMES W., p0NNELLy.
WI. BLAKE. -
(,ti,uJ, fl3nJ Oct, al, ls64 fs .HHg-nlf
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= - : : : - . = - =
REMEMBER,

-. ana' 'he aa'p'ioh OF sne nc" ooas'''u''on'
WI FORM a'' era IN .ne it'S.ofy Oh wary H'no'
"'i''n every 'nap "Ho contributes "gi' py n'S
so'' ',as t''A p'eA upon WIN an lohos' p,'u'
oy 'n's act we S'r'he Inc ''''eis 'ro'" long
q e''si a race. ah'. S"'" ourselves worthy VI
'aa' ifeea0h which we are Wiling 70 confer
upon all. by ms, aiSo' we announce 10 inc me
~oria our lfa'.lcai pelle' III 'n'se doctrines
"' inc i'''lafa. .'''' OF ihuopehaePco' Wn'eI
dec'arc inc ehaiiehapse fisht Oh all men 10 me-
hosrty' anu tue pursuit OF happiness ana we
pronounce mat heh-elof'h IN maryland every
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Nj A r. K l /, u.

/: On the 18th Of September, by the Roy.
G. Henry Fossalcr. Mn. WILHELM HART, to
Miss Cnmsri.;A STARK, both Of this City.
On the Both of September, by the same,
Mr.. CSRL ksoIL, to Miss ELizARErH REIN
COKE. both of Uldtown, Allegany Co. Nd
On the 9th instant. by the same, Mn. HER
MANN KnoiL of this City, to Miss ANNIE L.
LapP, Of Frostburg, Md ai9'1.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-10-13

Ar Mcclellan ratification meeting. in Gin
cinnati on the 18th ut. there was among the
trrnners in the procession one representing
Mcclellan and JEFF Davis shaking hands. So
says tho Cincinnati Enquirer of Sept. IS, the
organ of the Mcclellan Democracy. This
'svmptcrs cfesndcr istc he, c4nmsn He'd. $ p
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II IL T. w A r NEW S.
FROM GENERAL SHERIDAN.

Wan DEPARTMENT. w .su1xaroxl oc,olc,
1O-s 90 p. M.-Mx;ioy Gen ~ ;, ~. !. yu1
--,Ja;or G.,eya, anssr oan,,.,d;n. =,
WASHINGTON bts for tb,. IN, fo,r ,,av. ,,aa, .,
tbe line towards Frdty Eev.tt, v6;S ,,o;n
the rs;lro,d VOC b,;,s .,,.ndsa far n sInn,,
| of General sher;d., 1 ,ol.,ra,, fran, him
! dated st Rectortorn reports shcr;t.n,s arrival
Yesterday .t S,r.u.inr.- tolloxe3 bv ,bs
cncnly's cavalry and tha, sharp s.nnouadiuc
! had been heard from III # .!iyec.i.f
II 4 teIestra,n from Rrir ta.n,rsl St.,enson.
commanding at Harper Ferry, rcp.rts tina,
All engagement took place yesterday between
the cavalry force: near Fisli-r. HILL. that the
enemy were whipped arg scattered 10 the
woods and mountains, VIII The Ess If eleven
pieces of artillery and three husafe1 and fifty
prisoners. 800.
HAKrEEs FERRY, Va, Oct. 10. ss5.-H0"
Il. ~ 'Sfa'f'r' 'StTteftsra q GtF. --tcneral
sheridan mas gust been heard from. Our cav
airy attacked tue enemy beyond Fishers Hill
anu WHIPPED mem driving theA Beyond
o"e A' '''a '"P''''"S ~" P's','
- 49, 80 ~. pI ''.y''' i" o''
,''''. NV guy " - '"N
<.,. >, ms a..
800 -
q 40 - n >--'1..5.
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NOTICE.

0rFicE OF Assessor u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE, !
FOURTH DISTRICT OF MARYLAND,
A' October 10th, 1861.
THE Assistant Assessors for Allegany county
| having made. returns of taxables, assessed for
the year 1894 notice is hereby given that the list of
assessments will be open 10 the inspection of all
whom it CONCERN, at the office of the Assistant
Assessor in Cumberland, until FRIDAY, THE 4IH or
NOVEMBER NEXT, on which day the assessor will
then hear appeals in writing, If any there be- from
the valuation and enumeration Of the Assistant AS
TUGS GaRsuaH, Assrssor
~ We 5e.4 1*a = Hfzzsss7sFt+e TIT S5t#
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NOTICE.

Crrfcs or pkovosr MfRsaAL FOURTH i4th) J
49, DIETRICH a MAHyLA2p,
friedrich. Nd, Oct. 10th, 1864.
rI,HE Examination Of all persons d. avn in the
i DRIFT in TN Ali Congressional District, Septcm.
Der 18th, 1864 is suspended until further orders.
Diaytcf med In Washington and Allegany counties,
Nd are neted that they are not required to rel ort
for uxamrstion until they receive further no ice
ast5at ss @ HENRY CLAY EA1LL,e
+ fsss Capt. 1 Provost Narshd eth District. Nd