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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03

The Unburied Deaa-There are many
people in the world who are not yet buried.
There are thousands who have been dead
many years, and do not know it. When
a mans heart is cold and Indifferent about
religion; when his hands are never employ
ed in doing Gods work; when his feet are
never familiar with his ways; when his
tongue is seldom used in prayer and praise,
when his ears are deaf to the voice of
Christ in the gospel; when his eyes are
blind to the beauty of heaven when
his mind is full of the world, and has no
room nor time for spiritual things; then a
man is dead-Ryle.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03
LewistOWn station.

Trains leave Lewistown Station as follows:
WeStlcard Eastward
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03
T He HINSY & BE,
FINISH THY WORK.

Finish thy work, the time is short;
The sun is in the west;
The night is coming down-till then
Think not of rest.
Yes, finish all thy work, then rest;
Till then rest never;
The rest prepared for thee by God
Is rest forever.
Finish thy work, then wipe thy brow;
Ungird thee from thy toll;
Take breath, and from each weary limb
Shake off the soil
Finish thy work, then sit thee down
On some celestial hill.
And in its strength reviving air
Take thou thy fill,
Finish thy work, then go in peace;
Lifes. battle fought and won.
Hear from the throne the Masters voice,
Well done well doneI"
Finish thy work, then take thy harp,
Give praise to God above;
Sing new song of mighty joy
And endless love.
Give thanks to him who held thee up
In all thy path below,
Who made thee faithful unto death,
And crowns thee now!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03
A GREAT BATTLE
LIS Expected 10 take Place inn
virginia.

pUT Notwithstanding this the people
ID must have
BOOTS AND SlGO[kSs
and we would respectfully set forth our
claims to public attention, first, because we
keep a large and we'll assorted stock Of Boots
and Shoes for men and boys.
Caters, and all other kinds of shoes for
women and children.
We are prepared to take measures and
complete work of all kinds at short notice.
Repairing done at short notice, at
E. G. HAMILTON'S,
West Market street. few doors west Of
Col Buffers, and nearly opposite Daniel Fl.
senbise's Hotel. mh30-64
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03
Cash Rates Of Advertising

Cash Rates Of Advertising.
Administration Executors Notices 81 90
If published in both papers, each l 80
Auditors do 25
Sheriff7s Sales. u lines 90
Each additional line
Estray, Caution other Notices, not exceeding
II lines, 3 insertions, l 90
Tavern Licenses single, 90
If more than one each so
Registers Notices of Accounts, each SO
On public sales published in both papers, deduc-
ton Of 25 per cent. on all matter one square
All other Judicial Notices same as above, unless the
price is fixed by law.
II lines OF burgeois, 10 lines of nonpaTiel make
square. About words constitute a line, that any
person can easily calculate a square in manuscript.
Yearly advertisements will be inserted such
terms may be agreed on.
In all other cases Il lines constitute square, and
will be so charged.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03
IeMistnMn Post Office.

Mails arrive and close at the LewistOwn P.
O. as follows:
ARRIVE.
Eastern through, 5 20 a. IN.
Z" through and way Oh m.
Western 10 SO a. m.
Bellefonte - 2 Bop N.
Northumberland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, % p. m.
CLOSE.
Eastern through 8 90 p. m.
- and way 10 90 a. m
Western % " 90 p. m.
Belefonte 8 90
Northumberland (Sundays, Wednesdays
and Fridays) 90 p. m.
Office open from 90 a. m. to p. M On
Sundays from to 9 a m. ). COMFORT, P. NJ.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03
GEO. w. Elder.
Attorney at Law,

Office Market Square, Lewistown, will at
tend to business in Mltilin, Centre and Hunting
don counties mY26
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03

&S- Gaibrath's Omnibuses convey passengers to
and from all the trains, taking up setting them
down all points within the borough limits.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

Faou NiRGTNIA-Petersburg, Aug. 2.
About noon today q heavy explosion
accurred in the rear Of the eneiny's lines
on the City Point road. Cause unknown.
Rather more than usual sharpshootinr
and mortar shelliDg this evening. Wca-l-
er sultrv. Slight rains to-day.
Richmond, Aug. l0.-A flag Of truce
boat arrived at Vernia last night, bring
ing 80 surgeons and two chaplains.
The Baltimore American Of tho 9th.
says advices from the Upper Potomac
are that the rebels have again left Mnrv-
land. The retreat was made in great
haste. The movement of the federal
forces on the South side of the Potomac,
threatening their rear. Main rebel force
under Early, reported retreating on Win
chester.
Thornton has been temporarily assign
ed to the command of tie Shenandoah
valley.
European ajvices = the 23th uaia.
portant Confederate loan active &u5
improving.
Latest gold quotations N New Yask
$50.
Petersburg. Aug. lo.-ExploSion yet
terdsy unexplained.
Enemy are contracting their lines on
our right Their left rec,dirg from di-
rection Of Weldon railroad, ald sho~ :ng
themselves in diminished force. EY-s-s
thing indicateE tha. the enemy age th-or.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

ToUcBIva ScGNE.-The ship Evoliaa,
bound from Calcutta 10 Boston, Went
down at sea on the 2sih of last Dccc.n-
ber ElcYen Of thc crew sustained them
selves upon the cabin roof which hoatcd
cG. They were exposed day after day
upon tho boundless ocean without e drop
Of water or morsel Of food, under q fierce
equatorial sun. AS one by one they
died, the survivors ate portions Of their
flesh. On the eleventh day the raft was
discovered by the French bark Claire,
and the survivors, three in number, were
saved. We extract portion of the ac-
count:
The clouds gathered overhead Oh the
fifth day, but tho sun burst them and
shono more scorchingly than ever. That
evening one OF their comrades slipped
over the side, sayinc: / am going home,
! can stay here no longer: / want to see
my mother They were too weak to
preven. It. and he swain away. F1r as
their din eyes could range did they wist-
fully watch him swimming ON, the sharks
splashing their white fms by his side,
unit! he was los. in the distance. The
sixth day came and went, and another
died"
Poor fellow! lie did reach his home
IL different but far better one than his
feverod eyes coniured up in the mirage
of tho ocean. The sentiment for his
mother was the touch of nature which
makes the whole world kin, and we have
a tear to shed for the human brother,
Yankee though he be, struggling in the
boundless loneliness of tho ocean with
the name Of his mother upon his lips, and
her image in his heart.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

FROM ATLANTA.-Atlnnta. Aug. 9
Last night andta morning passed with
ant anT demonstration On The pant OF the
enemy. Some few shells still thrown
into ihe city without doing any damage
Enemy eyincC ~ disposition to extend
their right wing which rests on the
Camrbgit9n read. a Captain and Lieut..
from IcCook's raiders. who deserted
from our army last wiute.. we,r captured
yesterday.
Atlanta. Aug. ll.-No:i.iny occurred
al5ng the lines yesterday, except the
usual artillery practice and firing Le
tween skiralishers.
Maj. Gen. Bates received 4 =.igll, flesh
wound IA tie IL. No serious results az
pretended the-etroH.
The enemy continues massing VI Liz
right and ondeavoring to extend biz
lines IL The direction Of the Wrst Poin;
abroad 4 few ahots fred At the city
yesterday Brisk firing commenced 8;
II last night and continued four hours
No personal casualties reported
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
THE STATE or ARKANSAS.

To n. Sht-.F y Hs~ rs-..t l.ss-
~ tI are ItI-.r -l--tsl-.l -.
= Samuel IN. Ni..5at-s. -t .- -- -'
fn-f I'll. supreme Cnurt uf a-r- -.
fIF- 1aF ol th- Er1t -a.rl t-.al. .t.. .-
rilr tgwu yf WHsiiE-fol- si rrF
W.! lVvr!I EI.i4-. 1l ia- l-s- -4.I-ar .'
re- r-,t t..rn alA tA'-a f1 a-era.
i -t-. alsE tr sApaF .fe rfa- ~a--.H. y. a-..-
tlf .-fn-hs0s of tl +. r.i-.- -- if-.--a..-.- n.-
-lev rt -if- tl-E IsrF"-- t'.rc-rr .-- -.
c.s--- ~ trtr---- General ut ss.. -.ar
3E. suggested .1t. tA- ,ei- SAMUEL It- t- ...-a
e. .- -f..,ct lLa franchise aforesaid. IL .--4.-
-ha oata NJ allegiance t1 tL.a 6prc-llla 10. .-
United States. lrl-.E E .s -r war will -l"
er1ElsDt gf th4 Cc1-r---a-e e--'-si '-r- 1' --
iu- .l AZ comfort -o I- F4ailr ei s-lis ot --
C11:a... rate STAT .i-l .Ea I-rn-a "a. A ----.
ia -ltas HY brrorllra q 1al1l .at. -l- lHlE
tine Circuit Court cl the 5.h District, under --.
authority and laws 0l 2 supposed L-f fa-s- 'l-
! .-aglr.ert STATE G0rlruA,nt aaisgIza- -3 I'd.
organized under = rTlflamati"n 10 lt tlr taf.
drnt vi tle United >tstca. and which s4-- sH.-
posed bus f-l-e and trlua-.-lt --atn taE-la-
uleat i set up In opPcs.-uu ior ai- -e- i7
purpose Cf eve.fhIuwlIE aLl s-LF--l.-r .-.
t.Ils .-ov-1nrsent cf the State 0i IA h---.7- s--
which l. intended 70 overthrow sa-
plant. the true s1verC --l-T L- i@.
p,e of said tac State Ol Arkarseg. l-- .- Wy.
ppair- - Cur ssii SI--cr;r tr-~. -.'-
. T.
Williams resides j. in the possesst n ni .a7 l--
lie enemy, and occupied by lis armies y. .--'
the process Of The Csg1t cannot 5a la .----..
I or there II any legal Elsnl-. s.Ts-.- i-
I Co2r: proceeding In iualo-Tr 'a t-'
/ common law practice at making f-i1- l-----
Il in such cases, hath ordered thls WIZ. ia
/ rected 20 the Sheriff MY HCmTs.ea4 l--
4 thz. PROCLAMATION cf j be mzt- ls -1lI -
I Washington TeleE-arh- hy t1a.
( weekly insertions, thc hT-t io he la- gL 'f '-
[, i.r next. the FIRST day ND sine uaIt trrrl q. .-
said Supreme C0ur- the day Fixed ia l- ~
| pesIarce the Dsfenaan.. hing n--t i-1- --.
\ days fFon. ihe frs proclamation wa-i- E
I hr deemed due proclamation by .on as a--
( aforesaid.
| Herein fail not. and have telcr' o-r s--i --
! pErEac Court. On ih= tirst Gay Li -ts Ey- --
| tits wlii, tngether Fiih thl n-II-- i- '-'.-
\ yca have executed tho SANE
In testimony whereof. I. fFyil- NJ
4 EEFzs English, Clerk az sid Ccl-- -
! 5Isg he.eunto &; 1y hid 80 a--2a- m.
\ seal Of said Court, II MT cii-e --
I town Of Washington, Tho temporary s'- '-.-i
( Government. this 5th day of August, lili W.. -
I OF she dependence 81 TIE C1l.tIsrl's
! tie fourth ycar. --..-.---r-
7i-i- A-
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

RESIGNATION We are truly tnsnkfrl 70
Generals Fagan. CshslI and Na-u.aduka and
aiheI friends at tb5r beadquarters foy the latest
papers which they continue 20 forward TO us--
we learn, almost daiI-
Onr obligations are no0a the less that Yre
rarely receive oIe Ct them What becomes x
them, We cannot say hIt fear they are opened at
the intervening Offices ot the military express.
:'sd, handed 70 friends. forgotten and destroyed
Perhaps we have re right 70 complain of this.
We might be met with the r,sponse ,hat the ex-
presses axe tor strle.ly military purpos=s, and
jat al matter not of this charactes u fan game
L.o: It be SO. Va a,1z. only r-3o-tlo cur e1o7-
.2os 70 Obtain correct and 1sIiabis nervs IN ether
~ays, and 1t content.
We carGo: h-lp thinking. hcwave-. the. TIC
dissemination Of early and correct lrtzllgs Zee
hymrans C: the press. q not altogether ueeless.
.ve2 IN military point Of visw. Cactztlly the
! oetit Of i to the public migl; justify tue use
of the military expresses in transmitting IL 10
Is, and nigh: b. borne IN mind by individuals
Who deprive the pubIi: Of i toz The gr2tifcation
y: thenaaeiv"s anu friends.
We must say that we have rsc1ivs,s = great
mary ligss- ft- iams from otncers n tho army.
.--, e. = .,; -.-s agd sbroa3. in tae way Of
~ ?@pfrs and nsrs-too Inanv, indeed. 70 en-
b!, Us to ss:urn thanks il detail. We are only
sorry that any o; tbsiI h:nd aud patriotic ia,cE-
;iers are tet-at-d.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

III. 10Th Of Jul.. 1894. afeI gs;;Eg Illness
o: biiiio.s -.v-! ss.i tire yt.;s.
How painful - tn LsTrays5 .nc so;Eo~ing
mother e. witness tie siow II. oar.1.n procsss
Of that unIeient:ug cis1.se. caiiy waiting away
ana carr, iDg .c TIE tout thai bright and besuti,
lul boy, around wLcn had ctas.erei sli G. her
h.!gh.ss: hurss II this ii;e Eiii: was inl5ed
lovely child: 10 friend OF sclrs.a:saoe evsl
esu1e in the sphere of his attraction ri:hOu'
loving MS gentle ways. 0, sir..isiae IN manly
department Of one 20 young "a years lie was
aacct.onst. sno kind "a Is terpcrA.T,a -.
spiightly and intelligent, ryer i-FaEd liz To srs
Though. motLe.. rht igeut+n Ett.ie is geaei tho
his ght fool-s;sr Is hGshct. Aaa has soft Voice
IS heATd 1 o NOR. Lsriug tie sT-et words you
70 often have listened u, remember. thsr kAst
given bach ~ God bright angel hnl lIa rs
only ;ransplanted ope Of eGI;hs brightest ilT
rrs in Heavens pure abode T.
August 18th. 1864
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

From MoBr.E-Osyka, Avg. H.
The New Orleans Times, Of tie Sth hes
been received. Gives particulars XXI the
Naval engagement off Mobile. Total
number Of Federal vessels engaged ia tae
fight was Is, including three iron cllds-
Farragut was lashed io maintcp cf the
Hartford during tho fight, and gave 0r-
ders through 4 speaking tube. The
Hartford sustained serious damage. hIg-
ginbottom, Secretary to feet, and the
Captain with twenty-slx WaundCd.-
Hartford also injured by co-lid:ng VIII
the steamer Mutacomet. Gunboat To-
Media struck BY shell from the Ten
negsec which passed through hor boilers.
scalding 80 me-. She was subsequently,
struck by the Tennessee and near y cut
in two. and had 70 run into shoal waIcr
to prevent sinking. CAPT. Levy of the
Eoneida reported 70 have lost an arm
Tennessee said 10 have surrendered on
occount of the decentralization Of her
crew Capt. Girand now commands the
Tennessee The Times Gays their loss
including those lost on the Tecuinseh
about 240. Claims 10 have captured l50
prisoners OF the Tennesseo and Seine
alone.
Mobile. Aug. ll--Heavy frins -e
ported at Fort Morgan on Tuesday md
Wednesday. To-day the Telegraph
limo was cut between the city aud Foit
Two vessels Of Dog river bar this eve
ming. Bay ghoro covered with debris of
federal vessels. Large quantity OF tar
pitch aud turpcrtine burned = pgeveil'
the enemy gtti.ng ;hem. Troops l&iIy
arriving. Coca t-e.!1gs exist.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
RanayFaYs Arrested.

Ff'AKES up by me on the 39tb day oF Julv.
= TWO NEGRO MEN Bgrrell. nan
about 30 years % age, dark complexion 3 feet
lps inches high, small scar Oh eacl cheek:
says r. is : ho1so carpenter hT trade. raua-rsv
from Government Esrvice, and hslcn-s % Eiru
Mcclure. in T1T1Ta- CresG. Clark q Ark
Also. hoy lily, very hrigh; rnpl2iio. about 20
years of sEe. 3 r.. i-chas high says hc l. 4
tanner. and belongs TO James Dorms1. nesr
Arsadelphif; raaaPay from Mike Brl.-1ar, rear
Pittsbu-g. Ups5ur county. Tsxas
Owners q SID negroes ~ih please como for
~I1, prcvo property, pay charges. and ;aAe
them away, Is ! have 10 keep them in ccnfuc-
men; EnJ salt. tha county jail being unsafe Nv
Tts,csace Is In Bowie county, Texas. : miles
wess cf Aco-s't S;o.e. o. ih= T1ad - EprsGson' s
Fe.ry.
25-2w- THOMAS ELLIOTT
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

- Shreveport papers announce the
death of the Hon. +. L. Hodge, member
of Congress from that district Mr. Hodge
has long been a prominent man as law
yer and politician in Louisiana, and his
loss will be felt in the management: of her
public affairs. Ee had many friends in
private life, devotedly attached to him
on account of his generous impulses. His
talents were of high order, by the aid
o; which alone he had risen 70 his proud
nosi,ion in the corbtry,
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

CAEnIpArEs.-A. 2, Hawkins. Esq.. offers
20 represent 6o~:'r county n lie Legislature.
Tha; S the business of the psor:s OF eev;sr and
= doet 2qt became Cs 70 give them advice. Bu-
'~s Do say .L&t il tlay 7loc. i'm tLsg 77ll have
i representative who :z = cI@vsr e-2,.e4csn. n
ln@'agen. man. vel seqsi1.1s With tisr ,ry,,ts
asd .1Ffr-s:s, COED pa--;9r, ana . mar with
~ 1'st .ataTos-s q tAe S.a;e and the Coz.ed-
eTaoy s-.siy Il view. wasaask what we know
Sc also theaoa7r2sene8. 7f I. G. T. Steele,
Esq for Prosecuting attorney Of taa 0.l. C:--
CT. Ar. S:esI= Is Z faithful. .a7ast..aus and
ea-rgctic lawyer, md vii fl The Office well
q course ~ eeG .Aha ~ par: between
Inn sad CraycIoit, = wa 81. rr--t.1c 7:rFs szrz;
bar, aod are or good terms with as-a.
friend Young Of this C:-.-,.. IS t35 well
k1o7'a foT comment. 5I!s :-f.dtr.. -as-e-. ..
The duties OF the Office "a recognised l.7 a. t5e
ba.
As ys:we have no candidates :art.e L.s.-:-}s.
toEe from :bis county, n9- have us hzar5 s,v
sHEEas:"d Messrs. Cleataaua and Robbins
have discharged their du.ic- veil ind fx=.Af.r1.
GurinG the present teTi4 O.: he Iecisla.-~.
ana We sueges; hat they lie routia,.e6 n o-si,e
''taou' any political cauva-s No: that W
*'Ed oter any opposition 10 any one Else 81
teE.1g tho field. That Is E privilege o9t 70 :.
gainsa.d. Still no ore seems a,0.s-:7,-s ~ -.
otles at present, and we wo1,d bo pleased :,
see canTsss avoided ny common consent.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

n coutr-nnty With rs aho-c rr1Er, h1ve
fstahlishedny hcai1EaItera st IL visviIle, Ark
for the purpose Of collecting TIE uien u III or
ginal Battery. Al men formerly members @:
ny Battery 'rho escaped from thr Alkansfs
Post, will, u ohedisncs 10 the ahcps c-dcr. re-
rori to me at Le~isTiils fcT duty tu1E7C C6.ltsiy.
AL men belonging 20 rls STATE 'rccns .vhn
~ish 70 join the artillery ssrr-cs, ~il ~ received
a. the expiration CT the tern Of rtflr service
Tbs Battery = oes Of tns Ciiss' orEf-tEatcrE.- il
the T-ans-M:ss Tep't, .z1 Twill :scg.-e II -lu
who wish 70 to.l !; With rTs@. :. rserre.
Wy HART. C.r:s.n
G-sv co-6'E Bl--aE-
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
Confederate staE.. -.
LmeHdedAcf oil Ie1r1sGy lT l3s

LmeEGe Act OF February IT. 1854
@-lrIcE T1 DEALERS AaI 1.H-l
= Ikk-f iN-.--t- .-ra.+ '-. aara .
.E-a--1 .F l--4rst.- -l grg ..Hf
.- .n n--t ur --1, a..-- .-- 4.
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W. e-'!ag .ra--r .aar -E- -4-al-..t M. ....a
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profession, aIa -.-.-E -s--- al-
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sa4 sssrsso-- irta.F -.t-ra aaHa -- r aa.
t- ts Eaf.rr t-I.- -ml-.-t a-- ..-.
zl-af ef tAt.T business E.tr r.-n..# "-r-
r'.A - ilI .crou-; c. t..I --.-s s.
5-syfs " p tIa H-st ca 1f ta. i-.s .lt
--4-.- f0 rrE ta sr.- Gu--.et.- ta +...a aa
.FlHrI-. iat drn 'L.r=tu according 81. .an. a.
F-e-tr Es u-gt-=-lrl tn make lH -- -s. ra-E -
.l .,-.-tg.- rl yr a--a.a --e --- @
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--. r--i-.-t ty ...s ara .-'
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ta- Esa irs
Office ToE1s' -J-ty..
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
Tribute ~ RasDsc..

At 4 regular Communication Wi Abraham
Lodge no l4f. Of Free and Accepted Alasols.
The following preamble and resolutions WIS
unanimously adopted t0-nn:
WHEREAS, it hath pleased Almighty l.od, "a
the wise dispguss;ion Of His providence. 10 re-
move frc-n cur midst oCr worthy and esteemed
young II. Id acl brother, john y. Gully. who
US Y S-ES--r A-EFcn aEi member NJ iAia lodge
10 volunteered las H.r-i1es N defence Of his
coH-try in t1--ct, l-5.. passed. through The
battles cf IriG Ccli-ti and Champion H!!l;
md On The l5-a -- i7'h z: May. 1853, wns r.
k.l prisoner n--- Hig Gl.lS ANA a!inos' suffered
nsr-yTd0n IL ;he Fedora! prisons FOR near seven
months. scor1;rg 20 take the oath o! all glance
lE hundreds VI utheIs G.1 He was ~ last p.
rolled; reach, home. sad. after btlag ercbAnE
VI. st.-ia ;1i1cl Tia arinT. a1i while AZ hpr.o
1n : 8hcrt f--lou-h, ras -,Sen SICK. aud under
inc parental g-Ta of folG and devoted IEC-a-g
and suzic--s and .1iaig-rt father, k.rd brothers
in1 sisters .51 1..Gy .r.4L3s VS. taken br ;hr
aIl-5ev01..ng s.r;ha cf Tim from this stage oil
ao.:on cn .ha l5-- 1-T VI July. l5oi. to ty tho
ct-,ill-5 OF shat --GiscyveIsl country ifUfH
. hg-e b5Izc r1 navel eyer returns There
fore be II
;,esal=se. IL. :: .aa dclin NJ a;- young
..;-I5 AMI brother, Eis LCnre has lost 1. Devoted
and r5afl, 20. -..-r his t9IA..y kDt a-r te-
voted son srl brother, ply country tri.e ana
tried friend. iat .-1T good splgi,., AL thf
community a 7-.-t-r 4-..t tstceEis1 Fu-n. :nsI.
Pes9i-et, 49, -r. ...;.rariT loss %: c-r FCuDr
and much la-iaut-i brother should impress no
on ma ill., uncertainty Ct l!Ir, thc certainty ~
tcs.l, and cs- ,aaf-- " III human pursuits
..l tE- Importance * sg living 49, AZ 80 ;-faa=
IA i.a ready fo o5ct iat SUMMONS l. the St.-
Irrmn Grand Master vi the unlvo-s-, when H..
IN His p-Jrii r-e. shall call ~ from this earth
" t.mD.e 70 To-. house nu. u-ads wila hanfs.
1:..nal iu iAs ht4vcr4.'
Efso,rsi, Taat vr cannot refrain t.rrH bywing
in sorrow for rho loss 3: oyr beloved vyuLg
fri M and brother yvt. ilt ~ rtioic. n ;Ec
hope tb-t hc y cgY. -s.---z-as IT, Iofs NIX rha-
& .sg,ial IQl-t -h,.r, 1hrrc the aupr.l-= Ar
-Li.alt u th- glivarsa forever rtsii,@.
Reg5trsd. That ~r tlultT 90 His lar =u pa
rent- brothers and sisters. lt.ttt--t --ttipt-
tly IN this .L.l boar oi Trial s.!l at4.ict.0ii.-
Moreover. TEA. y cppy ot tar-s rczJ.afioas Il.
rendered sn :l-n. "A mark Nh a--- r'f.aHi -nl
y memorial q. ,ne worthy dead s. aL further.
Ina. tho rrclr-. 70 -t This lodge ar :h- r--l.
badge vi mourning .v- thirty - 4Gt -H-- =
copy of tA,s. rcsy.li:gIs he ssEt ;l :A- ~ 4s--
.ugscl Telegraph io- f-h.-r4-t -.
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Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
JOHN 4. EAkIN, Enirog

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the business Of the oifoe, Please address oil
I5tte5s not connected with the editorial depart
rent, reicit sn subscriptions, and make al! SET;
t.>1ncnts with the Publisher. z. c. Brady, AT
the Office. This Will prevent mistake and con-
fl sin1
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

5oIor p=-eo1s have taken from our oli;s@
the Ist volume OF Keuts Commentaries and t1yo
copies Of the Bihl=. We admire the solid taste
and piouF incIinations Of the individuals but
submit !; to them whether It is fair to deprive rs
es the law and the gospsl} They AZ the sheet
aneLors of the Telegraph
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

lessons tlat hare been taught the negro, he
would be rendered less ssrvicesblc to the enemy,
less dangerous to ourselves and more useful TO
our country. Besides, il fcund practicable, it
would relieve us from the continued necessity Of
. carnage which, however necessary, canao; be
otherwise than sckening to the soul
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24

FRoM MEx!co.-Fera Cruz dates Q.
the 23d say se~eral ski-u1l>'lcs have "a
ken place near Mexico. JSarez's forces
had left SaLaIIo for Hon:croy. where 2,e-
gret;e has joined Juarez Eaxl:rillisn
had .lecrcoG French oode ot!&wz. Cor
tinas is raising a large force by pey,ug
one dollar in gold per day to rebel dc,
serters. The French threaten 10 block
ade Iatamoros.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
THOMAS ELLIOTT
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AEAp-LRS. DfeTRtC- AFEA%SAS.
Camden 18th Juiy. 1864
Special Orders No I99
I II conformity w:ih sPe-ial Orders l3-
Par VI, Heai-Quar;aTs TIars Mississ;pIi De.
pa-,ment. Capt Wa. Hart will .mlnr tiatcly
proceed 10 collect the men Of his Licb. Bat.ery,
reporting svery fifteen (l5) days y le;ier = p.st
Hsad-Quzrtsgs
By conmzad oi Msj ten FRIrE.
J. 7. BELTO~.
Lieut. -CcI aud A a. Ger
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-24
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Shrrrep1rt. la, July III, l-+'-
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r. burg, "a DO have Icpnital -i Into I-a' -l
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Arril, 1874, have besu declared daiT e----''+
bv ,..c ( Cor,uiAsionsr cF ExcEauEs -i
An those 10 IT, department wEl aTa 49, .-r.
in tria .st, will Irne6I-ts-T TeJ0-n f-f-
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