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SCHEDULE OF PRICES ron

the SSU Sasa III stone OF APPRaISEMENT FOR
presenting her ma feel great salts faction in
with thu tra1 the great abundance of most of onr
ousnt improved condition of our financial and cnO
THtbt :; Seu security for our currency enable ,h
nrio Juy 10 The producer. 10 lower The nric NJ m
hoped to the nfgs Oh M to the SOLDIER ii to be
prices must sSan act in increasing the OF
TSn eutreRcy 6 diminishing The debt of the ia
craS confidence in the worth Of III. currency ~
a Of aTT as oeeh oy the rapacOus greed of indiy;d
aus o AL classes, aud especially Of The Cotton Facorn
e so strongly exhibited by the Railroad Co%
Panies' has greatly Contributed this Scuctv rs Si
no longer be aedged tor high prices as there h~n
our pen Inc country and it only to show whether
NJ TL ~ sustaining our wise and patriotic Treasurer
IrenhOm-ln his efforts hirberto so SncoossEI 81
pti ui financial matters secure footing will
sustain tne government of their choice The C6 81
also congratulate themselves and the countrv tbat
eJ nave 6een aided BY Consultation with one Of ,b
Gs wv NIo,nnlsslo1erS by whose aid and that of Mr..
almost idsn,ca eE have been able to bring about au
Virginia. suoOllnS state OF
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Very respectfully, &c,
~
r, V. COWAN,
Col. condg. 49, n. q. I.

In the +1th y C. regiment, in the battle of Jones'
farm, rear PETERSBURG, Va fought September 30tb,
and October lSt 1854:
Field and Stalf-NOne.
Company -Krlled-Privates VI Denton, w c
Pullen. Wouuded-Pryates William Blins, "
Patterson, both slightly.
Observation-Disclosures w r Privctt left leg
slight, p Perry right f0nt severe
DIV onnded-Prvate q NJ Wilder left ankle Sc
we're, S,rgt d w Ever left wrist severe
k-kr"d-J NJ Marcum. Wounded-Lt Z II
Ray left side severe privateS X Powell right leg
severe JAS Dew left forearm severe.
CIV ounled-JaS Patterson left leg slight J J
Bowden head slight, Carroll left cheek severe,
j Peeddy head slight
Nv ounde,l-Private Seth Broadwell right side
severe, Sergt Page right forearm severe private
PeyrOn Morgan right breast slight. >
Wounded Prlvates j II Wood right shoulder
severe, Cbas Cooper right arm and breast severe,
NJ Watts left torefi nger slight
K-WOunded-Curp w S Conodle right leg Sc.
we're, privates JACOB 10y right leg severe c o
Thompson left arm severe, Daniel Lowe right arm
severe, j Swim left leg severe, James Hurch;son
left thigh severe.
CASUALTIES IN 11rH REGIMENT Huff,
man, company d Sidney Cornwall, company l.
Wounded-Col " Martin left hip severe
Company Al McElroy face severe, S Stowe
right foot severe, Wright left arm severe, L
Holmes groin severe, Ii Ii Hill head severe R Crib.
be foot Slight, BENZ Withers right hand amputated,
,ht Ewing right thigh
B-W Teens right arm severe, A Smith face
severe, Henry Smith right leg severe.
C-Thos Parker right hand
De uennesey lead severe R WhiSonantneck,
VIM Albright head severe, NJ NJ Blain left thigh Sc
we're, NJ Miller left knee severe.
Ed W Mcdonald MORALLY (since dcad) Fulton
Allen left leg auiputa;cL.
FIR Bridges right thigh severe, W Taylor
right thigh severe Stephen Parish head severe
Own Flintoff right thigh severe.
lit Jas Sdvo left shoulder severe, William
Knox, right thigh severe, Henry Hinant left hand
Il Blackburn left knee severe Eli johnson
head slight
K-JGhn Cordell left hand, Richard Smith left
hand-Chlr. BaiIctin
The Charlotte B"lIetin publishes the following
list of casualties since the 3.h May, 1864, in com
psny G, +9,h regiment:
Kilied-R N Crawford, T Howell, q Il Gill, inc
Kampe, N N PattcrSon, S c Patterson, John N
Waters, W W Harrison and W WhetstiPe,
Wounded-Capt C II Dixon, Lieut. S j Weaver,
Lieut. 3 Dixon, Lieut. COvington, Sergt D
Fulton, Corpl Z w Harmon, Privates L Allen,
Bird. Barrett J D Dollinger, j Falls,
Huff ;ticklcr, r J Mi;tchum, j G Neal, Owens.
by, d Patterson, W H Putnam, B @ Putnam, j
L Riddle, NJ Red j Runy an, r d Stains, John
Waters IN and a Weir.
Did from Disease-W G Barber, G " Goforth,
f W Howell, D Howser, A D-McGille, D G Put.
nam and P II Pruett Respectfully,
c. II. DIXON,
Capt Co. G, 49th N. Q. 7.
List of casualties of company X, Sth North Car
DINA regiment.
Ked-Nunr
wounded-Corpl Jenkins, severely and pris-
oner. s. W Hess, Wounded and prisoner, John W
Gnller, slightlf bruised in side by shell, JJha C
Morgan, right loot, severe.
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SLalI be, let those in authority determine.
r mno II tEefe are hundreds deserving this
re- DUTY: Justice, let it not be withheld
IN IN a single instance. The country is sick
OF this evil, The people are growing
weary of it. Public sentiment demands
a remedy. Let the transgressors be
brought to Judgment. Some have to paw
the forfeiture; then let it be guilty ones.
IL were better that they should suffer than
the whole country brought to ruin.
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The Tactics OF JOHN PHGN1x.-A correspondent

IHE TACTICS OF JOHN PHGN1x.-A correspondent
of the Boston Courier writes the following.
r.ighGOr told him that he had seen a man ONLY
Tie day before, who was just IRON the " 'front.'" who
assured him that Grant might have taken Richmond
at amy time within month, and the only reason
he had lot done SO was that be wished to hold Lee
Where he was To prevent his going to the relief of
Atlanta | asked him ifhe had ever read the works
Ut John Phoenix. mo" he REPLIED: " who was he ,"
" A distinguished writer on tactics" sad l. "who
once described : a military position somewhat sim
liar to your conception Of GranLs. He was engaged
III street fight, and says: When We fell, | came
unde1most and held my antagonist down by my
nose which | inserted between bis teeth for that
purpose"
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List of Casualties,
CAMP NEAR PETERSBCEG, Va
n,E,E-., a 40.

AMP NEAR PETERSBCEG, VA,
October 81, 1851. (
MEssRS. EoIToRs.-You viii please publish the
following list of casualties in the Esd regiment "
{. troops, in tie engagement Of the 3Oh September
and Isl O;tober inclusive:
F!e and SlaIf-No casualties.
COMPANY A--N0 casualties
B-Ehcd-Private Joshua Raswcll. Wounded
Private VI. B Briley severe in hip
E-W oundt l-Privates W Suther aid Monroe
Murphy severely
D-MiSS.nE -Martin Thomas.
E-Woua4ed-Sergt " IL Howell painfully in
k0cC.
F-NO casualties
G-WouHdld-Corp j W Atkinson severe flesh
wound in thigh, plivate } Barnes slight in leg
H-No casualties
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We iean that private letter received by a gen.
t!cmaTi in this town, dated oh of October states
that Col William NJ. Barker, 37th regiment N Z.
noonS' difd of wounds received on the Both Sep,
tcmbar.-. Salisbury IFdtchman.
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TIE WAY TO EMINENCE.
That which other folks can do,
NEy, with patience, may not you


Long ago little boy was entered at
Harrow school. He was put into class
beyond his years, and where all the schol.
ars had the advantage ofprevious instruc-
ton, denied to him. His ma5te: child him
for his dullness, and all his efforts then
could not RAISE him from the lowest place
Un the form. But, nothing daunted, he
procured the grammarS and other eIcmen-
tary books which his class fellows had
s,c1e through in previous terms. He de-
voted the hours of play, and not Il few of
the hours Of sleep, to the mastering of
these till, in q few weeks, he gradually
began 10 rise, and it was not long till he
shot far ahead OF all his companions, and
became not only leader of the division,
but the pride OF Hanover. You may see
the statute Of that boy, whose career began
with this tit of energetic application, in
ST. Paul's cathedral Tor he lived to be the
greatest oriental scholar of modern Eu-
rope-it was Sir William Jones.
When young scholars see the lofty pin
nanacle Of attainment on which that name
is now repoSing, they feel as Tit had been
created there, rather than have travelled
thithcr. No such thing. The most illus
trious in the annals Of philosophy once
knew no more than the most illirerate how
do. And how did he arrive at his peerless
dignity? By dint Of diligence; by down
right pains-taking.--Ljffe IN Earnest.
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Aggregate loss, including Capt W. g. s. Burgwyn,
Brigade Inspector VINO captured. 59s
EDWARD WHITE,
Asst Adjt GsnI.
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Fourth v. C. CaOalry, COL D. D. FereJee, Com
ns4ndiag.
Company D-WOuLdcd, private L Doughlie
in leg Missing Sergt Ii Taylor and private Ira
Futre.
l-Woundei, Scrgt u II Cook slightly in leg
prvates Wm Powell slightly in hand Ralph
Myers severely in leg, E \ Johnson severely in
kEec.
Wounded ), missing 2--total z
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Commanding 57th N c. Regt =
ID. W. RINGO, Lieut., and acting Adj't

Last u Casualties in he 14th " C. Troops, on the
22d Sept, mear StrGs6urg Ia.
HEADQ'Rs 18th n c. TRooPs
Sept. 25th, 1864.
Field and Staff Missing-Adjt G Marshall.
Company A, MiSsing-prvale Hicks.
F-Wounded- private A Jones severe in neck
D-Wounded-John Costner severe in head, w
Surratt severe in thigh W Bennett severe in left
breast
I-Missing-COrpl G W swicegood, pr;vates
Jesse Myrick Wilson, j T Younts and \
Barnes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John Bowman severe in
head.
H-Wounded-privates Noah Morris in foot,
James Morris severe in side.
E-MiSsing-private W Young, L B Davis, A
Workman and VIM Watford
Nv ounded and missing-private Eli Hamilton.
Missing-Lt W Bevers, sgt Joel Ingram and
Jacob Saunders.
CIV ouhdsd-pri Frazier. Missing
private Dodson and r Fitzgerald.
B-MsSing-sgt Ii Davis, private 7 An
drews
Total-Wounded, 0 Missing 1877.
BY order, &c GEO. /. STRONACK.
Acting A,liutart
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THE FREED SLAvEg.-Thc Philadelphia North
A'aeTicGn submits the following carefully prepared
estimate of the number Of slaves thus far set free
by tie Administration, or by the events of the
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List of casualties of company X, Sth North Car
DINA regiment.
Kiled-NunH
Wouuded-Corpl Jenkins, severely and pris-
oner, s. W Hess, Wounded and prisoner, John W
GIller, slighL,s bruised in side by shell, JJha c
&organ right loot, severe.
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s'N', NJ AdhueI OuaNSIS zhVIahdin OuANeI-IodtS
bury Ratchmdn.
Report of casualties in 57th Regiment North
Carolina Troops, Gcdwin's brigade, on the 10Th of
Sept 1864, in the action before Winchester
Company A-Kied, private Theophilous Josee
Missing, private o Evans. Total 2.
B-Killed, private W " Best Wounded pri-
Yates j A Burkhead in hip, Joseph Huffman in
right leg, John Worlds in neck severe, L II G Cline
Jeff leg shot of below the knee.
C-Wounded, pTivates A NJ Goodman in heel, "
Ling!e IN leg, j A Gaskey in foot
D-Wounded, COrpl Joseph Crews severe in head,
Privates A Mor severe in thigh, R Gentry
IN left arm, j A Lowry in face. Missing Corpl
John Frazier.
E-Woupded, Sergt W W Carpenter in leg
F-Wounded, Sergt D Barrier in hip privates
Il & Morris in hip, j Butner in arm, jacob Trek
Ter in shin
G-Wounded privates c Deitz severein shout
der Cicero Henke in left thigh, Thomas Moser
severe in neck, Able Shuford severe in head, Martin
Hinsdel severe in leg.
H-Wounded, privases Monehan in arm,
Starns severe in head Rabey in shoulder, Sgt
N Barrier severe in arm
Wounded, 1st Lieut. r l. Maynard in leg pri-
in leg.
k-Wounded color bearer Swnk severe in
leg, privates Burleysoh in thigh, LESSEE Klutts in
arm, j Shutfner in leg. Missing, priVates A
SwicegOod, VIM Cox.
!. Recapitulation-Killed2 2. Wounded 80. Miss.
ing 4. Total SO.
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found practical the producers should be aowsdo retain
fourth part of their surplus, TO be sold market raes
pay for their necessary Plantation supplies, which they
have TO purchase al high mLk KIT prices They earnestly
call upOD the farmers bring forward their
necessary To the support of the army in their immediate
'front.' aud which alone will prevent the loss the enemy,
Of all their crops, stock, Negroes &c. &C. 1he
sone"s would recomm nd that the mpressment should
be universal and uniform !e.Viug out
For the nOrmat of all persons cOucrrned publish
the following Instructions, tn the hore that they will
be strictly UDey
'NO officer, agent shall impress the necessary sup
plies which person may have for the consumption of
hinseif his family employees slaves, carry his
Ordnay mechanical, manufacturing agrieul tursl
plovT:en:s"
The meeting of the Board will be held in the Sem
ate Chamber in the City Of Raleigh Monday, the 5th
day Of December next, unless changed Impress
sEg SCENTS furnish good and satisfactory for
dsapprovaS .ppe4.s the award OF local appraisers
will b. approved al communications should be adj
dressed 10 the Secretary Of tie Bard Raleigh, y. c.
(SgnedJ Il. n. BURGWYN,
GARY burg. n. C.
r. V. BLACKST0CK,
StOckvIlle. n. e.
CONS Anprasement for State of N. e.
GEO. W. MoRDscAT. Umpire.
Raleigh, Oct. j, l-G4. 62-3t
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Mssing-Lieut P S Miller, PIvates Henry Bar
ger, Alexander Shaver, Abraham Shaver-Salis
bury Waterman.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-08
DOINGs or THE DRAMA.

NIw CVITNJT STREET Tur,rag - The
adaptation Of Don J1on diuyl.lr. callcl Che
Mono ''u ot 81 J'"f, was given astuicht 40 this
theatre !,~ the first time in this CITY. The rlar
has been greatly altered from the original
scarcely y-cNcCpt Ia having % decided Catastrophe.
" Mhi-h 10 French play has mott, its ADVANTAGE
IhC audiences too Of our theatres thou q as some
one mas said, "thty ao makiug history, are no.
especially familiar with the history Of tue uas.
The Emperor Charles -" "Frlnci, !. I.""Tuin of
Austria, and Philip II, - are not TO the greater
pyEt OF the public. old friends with the events Of
whose lives it is ilmiIisr, but new ones, wug can
only Interest it from mere events Of the play
before them.
For our general public any other names might
&c gwen. The great names OF the draUilNs yay.
son. cti up no associations consequently Ga s,
ptuslAE Drama rests on lts own merits. Last night
the tndispos.tiuu Of Miss Glrmon gave us tue
Play under most favorable circumstances for
Mrs. Bowers undertook her part, 60 that We had
cur tANoItc star in the three acts; otherwise Mrs
boWcrs would have been but In the first and last
Only in tho last act has Mrs. Bowers au oppor-
tunity for that deep, impussoncd, yet natural
acting in which she Is so great, but here she was
most impressive, and reused the audience T.
enthusasm m. As the little monk In anticipation.
"PeblO,' Mrs. Bowers was charming, full OF
archness, spirit, and Childishness. II is almost a
pity she cannot retain the part.
Don Juan Of Austria the greatest captain Of
the day, reduced TO o mere walking gentleman,
was played by new addition TO the company
Mr. J. MCCollOm, an uyaugo actor not cspc-
cmiiy particular in his pronunciation and wear
ngthc HtalgO's dress with anything but Spanish
grace and dignity. The part Of "Phlip Ii" wa,
infinitely beyond Mr.. tloOds abilities. Mrs
ChaI mans was q male part, which she did well,
and dressed With great correctness; hCrl was the
most characteristic costume in tic play Mr.
Mordauuts "CharlCs '" was a fine dclineatiou
The cnClcs5 discomfort Of the monk tue Aspiring
spirit tho ambitious prince, smouldcring beneaL
the monks robe were oEcolently portrayed. Tho
touches of ceiling, werC given with - at ctlCc
while the dignity and overwhelming return to
action and lo"Cr were true, without exagECra m
The play will bo repeated to night.
WALNUT STREET THRATRr.-This is the last
night Of the popular domestic piece, IIaitiuq fer
HC Jaict. Mr.. and Miss Buchanan in heir dnc
parts of Jonathan" and "Marlha Roseblade"
Nrw ARCH STREET THEATRr-Mr and Mrs.
Barney Williams in favoritc pieces to crowded
houses.
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:. enery in AIserIn.

think the colors of this new land affected nc
most. Yet there were no gorgeous sunsets, such
Rs in our England, to crown earthly yapOrs with
uuearhly glory. The sky was too close for
those. The hills lying Immediately behind us
prevented our scciug the actual sunset whereof
the only noticeable sigu in middle might be a
pale, PINK vapor, in the centre OF which might
spa kie one diamond star Nor WAS there any
common grtss-nO fields with thick carpets OF
grass, wheicn even the foot has Is own sensuous
joy, az whCicon You may cast yOursG down IN
silence wheR the love OF the earth becomes too
strong for happiness. Only once dil che feeling
Of eGIth's lCyclncss enter mv sUUl. IL was an
early sprirC night. A heavy dow falls at sun
down, bu after .lat it is often warm and dry.
We had JUS lClt tho house OF some Scotch
frcIds, who, Ike ourselves, had spent the winter
there, end who long ere chs had become dear 90
US. 10 was night OF stars. Venus WAS going
down ia the west in triumph Of glory, lshiug
rcd, oud green, aud blue, like sGl beacon,
through the Iatrac ing strata Of the lower atm0-
sphere. The whole Digbt-yault was filled with
the rOarngs OF tho waves which wind, since
dead, had aroused, and driven .aniwlrG 10 rave
on the rocky shore. And suddCulv 10 my soul
came a scent Of earth, Of damp spring Clrtii, an
OdOr well known from childhood, which calls up
thoughts Of love and the grave, and minglas wish
either kind, for they are no. far apart. Tgau
recognized the common mOther-knGw tina. Eng
land and Africa were Of the same earth, ans re
joiced that she bore mo.-Go13 'Ig.l..
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THE DAYS ARE SHORT.

FROM me IFfDNH',
Night will doubtless fall on many who will
have fully purposcd to vote, but who will have
allowed business, or pleasure, or an indispOstion
to stand for an hour or more in crowd, to keep
them from the polls till afternoon, when the
cr wd will have become dense aud more excited,
NJ d they will be unable to vote at all. Thou
SAM may thus lose the inestimaSlc privilege Of
costing a froemans ballot.
But no one who goes TO the poll Of his district
early Jhis morning, and there claims his place in
the line OF voters approaching the ballot box, ,
viii lose that privilege. lie NAV have to wait
two hOurb-pJs lbly three-Out he viii certainly
be abo TO cepOsit his vote.
ReadeIs we eNhOrt you TO lie among those
who 80 early 10 the poll this morning. There
p"itnily, earnestly, lnohehsitcy await your
turn to vote That is the first duty OF the day
afterwards, do whatever YOU cGntO swell the poll
Of lesal votes for the Union ticket. Bat let
hmg deter } you from going early to tho vi Of
your district, and thcro patiently await the Oppor-
tunity OF dcpositng our ballot.
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EDIToRIAL soRROws.-Bo an editor; le- tlu
devil be waiting Tor copy; sit down o. write IN
article, aud got few sentences done ,llUu let an
acquai tauca drop in and begin 20 teli yen stories
ana sips Of the town. aud Deb Lp s'N ..t
si. and sIs iha. is the guin-os, way w. can
think Of to 60 r1y'ag, distracted, mal,
TIE EyDIAN WaD.-A very lengthy rene-s o.
G2Gcol SullY u his Northwest indian cru.l.-u
s. Just Published. Io says lie IS pCaccIy SAL.
lied oithe mpracgiclbIl.ty OF raa. r1r eni.
grant CNcr tI- route. ne reports .-l. lL 'na
country I'm the vicinity OF H. l-tl- N'sgsf
river Is broken, and forms excellent U4utOef0u 10
every part for small bodies OF indians % torment
IN Cmigr'Ir train, anl th5T, j. certainty 90
safety in travelling 0y-r it until .hl ILLl4us ale
e1terninateI. The SantsGs on gh2 Mons rive.
are ain os, starving, and want 90 give themselves
up.-St. PaW (ial.) Ploasar.
FATAL SHoouuG A. TEuBE E-rE.-0a
Saturday evening Captain hn..H, vino l.r-
merry was proprietor OF tLe DuItgl LJA-9, u.
Iere llaUie shoi ana instantly all5da Llu
named Dow. DJrf accused kinB8u oil 03ing 80
intimate with his lDOrrsl wife, aud stated plJ-
lcly that he would shot K nmau 0l sislL lie
went 70 the h1tel while kiumau was o5 supper.
stationed himself az the dinine rOIll door, p'sg1l
in hand, 10 await hinman's coming Out. Eirmal
was notified OF the fact, and O. ue apnr5l.lgl
Dorr he DIRE Y his pistol and shot him dead. k.--
maR was arrested, tried, and acquitted.
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D,EPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
h Omco 5. " corner WALNUT and FIFTH Streets
pHlIAnrIrnIA. November ., 1864.
NOTICE 70 Contractors.
Sealed Prgagsals WIZ be received st this ontoe until
O'Clock /. NJ MONDAY, tith nsanf, for the construc on
OF sewer the limo OF Green street, ffom the sewer
I en fourth street Twenty second stresti 20 bo ctr
cuiar IN fom with an inside diameter Of three feet with
necessary nets the proper urce DRAINAGE in accord
with plan and specification 70 oe prep4fea Dy tho
contract That Tie contractor s1 accept inc suds assessed
upon and changed 70 the properties in on the line OF said
Tci bl win he accompanied by certificate that q bond
has been He'd IN the Law Department as authorized by
ofdinanco of Councils, approved NAY - lslil.
AllbJdoIs may De present the Time OF opening said
1r5o DAYS Hereafter 10 e2eedc contract consider his
w. W. sMEDLEY,
ll-lTu-5. C,iefComlisso1er 9f Highways.
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The Recent Democratic Process,o, a,
Trenton.


Trenton.
Whi'c Democratic lorchlirht procession in
Trenton, on tridoy night, was crossing the track
Of The New York and Philadelphit railroad, the
Washington through oyprcss train came along,
running into wagon containing a uumbcr OF
ladies'. Several Of tho ladies were considerably
ihJufCd. Tby procession Immediately lroAc uG,
aud the men belonging TO e made al attack up iu
tLe gncln'tr and railroad tlagmI the particuiI S
OF which are thus stated ly the rgutOl gGstts.-
As sOon Gs Che nature Of the acciicn, was
EtoWn ly the crowd, u rush WAS m ,dc for the
ca gii ,cr and fireman Ot the train, Whp were for.
luuule enough 90 make their escape. After pclt.
ne the engine and some rt the cars with st luys.
the excited crowd assaulted Mr. lice the sient
man, who was rs bltmCCss ia this matter as " g
an. man In the town. Mr.. TcC Iyd O. bis house
g'd sbut the door, but the infuratCd CroVd rul.
loved him, burst into his house, and beat him Co
death with clubs. Mrs. Tico and Mt. Tees
daughters plea Cd with the mob for tho life OF
their husband and father, lut In yaiu. Ouc rur-
t.u suactcd @ tya.Ecttle from tho stove aud
threw Is with ai bis force at Mr,. Tige bot 90 for
tHIUtJiy missed her The daughters made their
lsrapc from the back part of the house uut Mrs
IiCa remained On the house aud saw her husband
murdered We understood ON saturday Oh tt .uo
hgd become q tUTing maniac from the .I.lls OF
this OuiIg &c.
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CARD.-BRI ICHER & CO. rI,slsl rIsSt s'l6 m
~ TORS or CRK11lAB RAIiN4 effsIEr or
ulNIN4 ROOMS, SO. ~ gllksssf T., ~ ADELPllIA.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTBR
~ MILITARY DIsTuCr OIL PHILADELPHIA. Z
No. IlO3 GiBARp SrREET, November 7, 1864 (
Sealed Proposals. win be received az this OAeo 7nti
ofTuURSDAY 10Th instant for the erection and compile
t0n additional Quarters and SorohnuSe at CadwAAdor
barracks according to plans and specifications
Office Of John Macarthur ESQ architect No. 209 g. Sixth
street
Proposals win state the shortest time required 10 COM
plete the wo and must be made upon the blanks fur
Jishsd at this efhcc.
The United States tho right 10 reject all bids
ALBERT s. AsIIMEAD,
u-7-4t Captain and A. z. NJ.