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painted and in good conoition 20 feet long, feet
inches wide, will be sold cheap for caah, at No.
STR K-et
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Dc ussssnssssr,S5 4I,s4 ,4,zEs NJ.
H. H. stocf 81 ,toU BE THiCK 0Ro66s
sse ssisss eiss s
sties shse New HsfHl $50 xLHR son, SaOE
h Housefurniskfns store, sls tIron Hsill
sen . eo6tif Pa, ay., bet. 9th ana HUH su'
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, ssMIaAL WBAKNIss, etc.,
Can Be Cured by enc who has really cured himself
and hundTeds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the trx,k. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD Fl. TRAvKR.
mar D& WHY Lock Box. Boston. Mass.
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WE WOULD GALL the attention OF parties de-
string q house, or those seeking a profitable
in vestmeut, to the sale of a store and dwelling
house, corner of 9Th and M streets. on Saturday
afternoon next, at O'Clock. Also, to two val
liable lots on corner Of 18th and Chestnut street,
and one or 10th street, between @ and r, on
Friday afternoon. See the advertisements.
Oc SGT
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THE LEADING OBJECT with every man should
be to secure home, and to secure one you
should go to Hall & Go Is Real Estate Office,
corner 9TH and + streets. 3t
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See map and handbills. z DO
sep Sn-d JAS. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aaets.
RYTHos. DowLING, Auctr; Georgetown. -
vALuAsH I'm. 4M sgesa ,RPRRSS4,5E IN

O'Clock. will SELL in front Of the az ON
The Lot fronts lsft on Msdd1s Eyss frsms
House With Sricf Sscf buiiding. ccntsi1ing nine
rooms cstsfn veil u ne y ,Ss ana IN one OF
tne mon rtthiyd cash; balance IN ak and twelve
q co,s q &c
Aconveyanncainnts - 49, SsStA's o0s' - 'Ae
~ ySsi aa5t YEsGsscs s nowIlne Aue
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CoRNs. Bunions, Inverted Nails, and other dis
orders pf the feet, when neglected injurs the gen
that natural exercise SO conducive to heal h.. To
all afflicted with these terrible evils we would re-
l24 PENN av bet AZ and 9th SITS. Who would
suffer torment from disordered test when 2 sure
without pain Office open from a m. to 8 p m.
aen 7-tf
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THBoHEAPEsf AND BEST HAN DYE IN TIE WORLD
-Nsv0 Fades Washes Out.-Upham's Hair Dye,
30 cents box. The best in use. Try 1t. Sold By
g. O Ford, corner nth street and Penn. avenue,
Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
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FAIR.-The ladies of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church are having an interesting fair at Odd
Fellows, Hall, eth street.
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NEW AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR PIANO FORTE
AND SIEGING.-ProfesserA Alexander Wolowski has
opened Ladies' and Gentlemen's Afternoon and
Evening Sin ging Classeg the most iberal terms
By Professor Wolowskis new method, O. person
having only slight knowledge of music will be en-
abled In q very short time to execute the piano
operatic and classical music with perfection.
As to the vocal part he arriveset most
ryresults renders the voice powerful; and enables
the singer to vocalize, with facility and accuracy
All those who would like to become One singers
or excellent performers will enter their names at
his residence. No. ass Tenth street, above Penn
sylvana avenue. Reception hours are from 10 to
IL a. m. and to p. m. sep 9-1m
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LADIES AND MISSES HATS, in felt and silk.
trimmed and untrimmed, at Stinemetz g, S34 Pa.
av., near 18th street oc5 St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FRESH ASSORTMENT Of Cloth Hats just opened
at B. III. Stinemetzb, 234 Pennsylvania av., near
18th st. oc5-3t
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Ply JAMES c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers

IL 5AHLo Y. McUUIhE q CO., Auctl0neets,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHAMBER FURNI.
I ISB GR BoEGRpEkS W CARPETS CHINA GLASS
On SATURDAY MORNING, October sth, at 10
O'Clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms, we shall
sell a very extensive lot Of excellent Chamber
Furniture, & c., COMPRISING
One superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte,
43 Bedsteads. various patterns,
AZ Dressing Bureaus and Washstands,
43 Mattresses, various kinds, -a
Large quantity of Bolsters and Pillows, -
Very superior Feather Beds, Blankets, Comforts.
Spreads, Sheets, Bolster and Pillow Slips,
Towels and Napkins,
46 Carpets. of various dimensions,
Superior French China Dinner, Tea and Dessert
Service,
Handsome Silver-plated Tea Set, Casters, Table
Cutlery, E. .fEl 49,.
soak Bookcases, Oak Dining Chairs,
Cooking and other Stoves, together with gener-
al assortment of Kitchen requisites.
oe I'd JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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ny JAS. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
DEsIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
Nf oTII du / STREET, BRTWEEN 9TH AND
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 5th,
1904, o. A O'Clock. on the premises. sha sell
desirable two-story and attic Frame Dwelling
House with back building, being the western house
OF the row known as Holmes Row, )" and contain.
in g nine roems,
Terms ca b.
Title perfect. ,Conveyances and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
sep sod JAS. @. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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PERSONAL,

EFT THE PREMISES OF JOHN LUTRELL,
IL 351 street, between 18th and 18th. bound
eoloIed girl answers to the name of RAcH Ell
employing her. .Ioc 3-3t' JOHN LUTRELL.
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GUERRILLAs.-The guerrillas are very quiet
in Fairfax county at present Not one has
are principally engaged in operating at pres
ent in Sheridan's rear.
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AUCTION SALES.


Fsr ether Auction Sales see first page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
BfeRxEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
On acTTHstl IRRs9h5EDv FgRNITgRE AT AUCTION.
we sht sell at the residence Of sentIeman
= streets north, No. 56S, viz: eorher Oh ON ana
M miaihh9Hsany SOFAS Chairs. Tables and Orp.usnts
Sa4t rme iEooAine GLASSES and Brussels Csrnet
Feather Beds, Pillows Bolster and M.feressso.
Nearly new Cook Stove and Utensils "ooe'
Mahogany, Side board and Dining TsbIes
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
A good lot of Kitchen REQUISITES
And many other articles too numerous to emu.
merate. " ~
Terms cash,
ocld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
- No 326 9TH street, corner d north.
VALUABLE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PROnED PROPERTY On Thu CORNER OF
llHHfnKRp9HisITREEr AND MISSOURI AVENUE AT
On WE6NEsDAY. the 9Th day of October, we
s sna sell on the premises at so'clock three
Rooms in all. It has been Occupied as large
A1tel, on Lot l, in Square A.
gether. -
Also, Lots 81 and 50. on Third street, in same
SQUARE. 80 feet front by 100 deep, adjoining the
This sale offers srea. Inducements to purchasers
as the location is one ofthe best in the city for
T.. as5ms made kqGFe Ss} # :s,s .,,,.
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Try j. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
NEAR I sTREET NORTH, BETWEEN 9Th
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 6, at
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue Of q deed Of
trust from Adolph f. Lipphsrd and wife. dated
April 8, 1851 and duly recorded in Liber ]. A. g..
No. l3l fohos 2i7, ct seq of the Land Records
for Washington County, ID. ., we shall sell part OF
inches on north street, between 9Th aud 7th
streets west, and running back 7S feet inches.
Also. portion of the said Lot No. fronting
% eebn the 30 foot alley, and extending back that
width40 feet, i'm proved by a frame tenement.
Terms cash.
Cenveyances and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser.
h hfGsA fSU 4! eeItrurr,s Trustees.
sen Is eo&d J. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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~ VIM Z. WALL & co., Auctioneers.

sTEAMTUa. CANA. g b s25H AND LIGHTERs.
On MONDAY. the 10Th intent, e e = Sslack We
mi ell Ct H. se e ion Ta
feet beam, and 1oinch cylinder, "a horse power.
zone thoroae "a reDsir. at Large expense. 10y J
Also, the Csnsl Boat u .: syisnsrir 81. feet
depth, and carries Q very large load. Latslyrs
paired on railway and eaulked In PhilAdelphia.
70 . suitable boat for the chesapeake and Ohio
Also, TIVE LIGHTERS and seews.. lThsy ere each IS
feet long 10 feet beam. and about feet deep, =
90 "a WI. WALL & co.. Aucts...
Dlk1I1Nn NlV T0PQ6RzIHIQAt. NA1
0isSSe'l's' OF the Great sssi|s9Ndk E fsz;aHnEsR
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SBvHNFH WARD BALL--The preparations
for The seventh Ward ball, for the benedt OF
the 0fafsed neH OF that ward, are going on &C.
capable committee OF well known gentlemen,
In one Respect, certainly. il viii surpass any
ball ever given In Washington. The Seventh
tatlon OF being the banner ward of the CITY a.
regards pretty women, and this ball, from its
popular and pnolic spirited character, win
will be an imrnense attraction In ITSELF. There
Willie an excellent band IN attendance. and
eyefythipg spe safisfactsry.
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RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE aWo.. Auddonesrs.l

SALE OF CONDEMNED MULES Is. 5 r..
Cxisf oun,te,uasu's Ofos, DEPOT Of WasAisstos.l
Wsshinstop, o. O.; October 8, I's1.
Will be sold at public suction. ~ 5ne Corrais'
on WEDNESDAY,. October 10, 1864, alotof
condemned ~ unfit for public service. 90 u gt.
Terms: Cash in Government funds. y IL ssbias
Sale to commence Of 10 O'CLOCK 4, "a 5s0oii
Brisadier General and Chief Qusrterm .ster. s35
&C 6-lSt Oep0t OF We9Aln8tous
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by W. L. WALL & CO., Auctloneers.

WEST END LOT NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AX -E, AND WASHINGTON CIRCLE, AT
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 7th inst. at o'clk.
we will sell in front of the premises, Lot IL. sub
division of Square 80, fronting 23R feet on the
west side of oath street, near Pennsylvania Ave.
and WASH gton Circle.
Terms: S20o cash, balance 6, Il and IS months,
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on
All convey apces at the expense Of the purchaser.
oc 2 W, L. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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ID o I ! -
By virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court o
Prince Georges County, the subscriber will sell at
Public Sale, at the late residence of Anthony Ray.
deceased, in Bladensburg district, on
THURSDAY, 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1864,
f fair, If not the next fair day thereafter all the
Personal Estate of said deceased, consisting Of
Several Horses Cow, Mule,
Rye in the straw, ~
All the Vegetables in the Garden,
A one horse Carriage,
Two Wagons, .sa-.#.
A lot of Hay and Rye Straw,
46 bushels and one Stack of Rye,
Corn in the Field, and Fodder,
461a cords of Cut Wood,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, &C., &c.
Terms, Cash on the day of sale.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock .. m.
ELIZABETH BAY,
Administratrix of Anthony Ray,
oc at E, VOWLES, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION sALEa =
FUTURE DAYS,
RYc. R. L. CROWN 4 co., Auction GERS:
NOTICE.


Pursuant to an order and decree Of the erph.n,a
Court of Washington County, duly ratified ana
confirmed by the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, sitting in Equity, shall, on THURS
DAY, the 9Th day of fober next, at ~ O'Clock.
m cell at public auction, on the premises. all
the right, title, interest claim and demand of the
minor heirs of John T. Killmon, decd, of, in and
to an undivided half part OF certain piece or par
Gel of ground lying, situate and being in the City
OF Warrington, and known and distinguished in
the public plan or plat Of said city, Lot N amber
slx'te) in Square Number Eve hundred and 6fty-
nine ths) and estimated to contain eleven thous-
SIX hundred and fifty nine I'll ,6osj square feet
Terms: One half of the purchase money cash; the
residue payable in 8, 9, and - months. With in
terest, the deferred payments to be secured BIZ a
deed in trust on the premises,
All conveysnces, including revenue stamps to be
paid for by the purchaser.
MARY J. KILLMON,
Guardian of the minor heirs of John T. Ki,lmop
deceased.
lots @. L. GROWN n IN
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respondent Of the New York Herald writes
Rev, DIR. Sunderland, the Dew pastor of the
American chapel in Paris, and late chaplain
TO Congress, preached his first sermon here on
sunday, and promises to be very acceptable
and popular with his flock. Bishop Nell
yalne, OF Ohio, preached on the same day at
the new American Episcopal church, which,
with its new and beautiful steeple, is now rum
ming strong opposition to the "chapel."
BREAD-Since the fall in -four, some OF the
long established bakers We reduced the price
of bread one cent per loaf The example set,
others had to follow, much against their will,
and to make up for the loss Of that cent nave
undertaken to reduce the size Of the loaves they
offer. This is contrary to law.
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RY TRos. DOWNING AuctiOneer; Georgetown.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. October sth. at 10
O'Clock, 1 will sell, at my Auction Store, No 174
of Household Furniture and Effects.
' CGSHRIsTiANNA EHRMANNTRAUT,
Administrator.
ocl THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY POST
poped until FRIDAY MORNING, 7th, at 10
O'Clock. local TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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R1 'As. Q. MoUUIhA O OV, Auctioneefs.
TWO D EsIRABLB BUILDING LOTS ON THE
WEST SIDE 0F14TH ST BETWEEN AND
@ SITS, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 18th, at 5 o'clk,
on the premises, We shall sell two desirable Build
ing Lots, fronting each 22K feet on the west side
of l4th street lat the corner of Chestnut streetl
between and streets north, and running back
10 feet, being Lot 80 of Drury's subdivision of
Square No. 209. -. :, .---r---. n =
Title perfect.
Terms: One-half cash; the remainde in six and
twelve months, viii interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. !. :
,Conveyances and stamps at the cost OF the pur.
&c I'D 10 McGuIRR & CO. Aucts.-
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NV ARLINGTON ARSENAL,
w WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. s., 1854.
wANTED-Three first class BLACKSMITHS.
Wages So Is per day. Apply to ppNror
oc Lot Major of Ordnance, Com'd Arsenal
wv ANTED-First-c class COAT HANDS, to which
w the best Northern city prices shall be paid.
Also, weekly HAND. Apply to F.J. HEIBER-
GER, Citizen ana Military Tailor, No. 362 under
Metropolitan Hotel sep3l-tf
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3. SHERIFF.

LOB sALE-A three story and attic BRICK
street. between and @, No 394, nearly opposits
the Washin gton Railway, near the Depot House.
containing 10 rooms; vacant lot adjoining; front
of IS by 80: Eor further particulars inquire of
WALL. STsPHEHs q CO.. Ne. 392 Pennsylya-
mia av. aul
LOB RINT-Three story BRTCK HOT31. With
IL back building, containing thirteen rooms. on
Pasav., between i1.h and 18th streets, Nc. IS4.
between and O'clock In the afternoon. Posses
EURNIsHHD Rooms T0RlNT, without Board.
lpauire Of Mre. a q. SEEPHENSON.l. 90 sl-tf .
ETORI TO 1ENT-Betwesn yth and Oh streets,
- 400 p street. Inquire on the premises.
sep H-l2t*
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Hall, Navy Yard, Mr.. VIM. Dixon presiding,
and Mr.. James @. Dulin secretary.
invitation was received from the Lincoln
and Johnson Club Of Giesboro' TO meet them
Wedr esday evening, which was accepted. The
Giesboro' Club will provide ambulances, which
will he at the hall TO take all over who desire
to attend, and il Is understood that a steamer
will leave 9TH street wharf this evening for the
purpose Of taking the city folks over.
reported that the timber of which this flag
ntaff was made was free gift from the Depart
ment, and he wished to correct the statement
every thing was paid for.
Mr. Peake, the treasurer, stated that the
whole outfit was paid for, and he held the re-
= ceipt Of the paymaster OF the Yard for Sl9i05,
paid for the pole. He also stated that the flag
and burgee cost SOC, which had been paid.
Mr.. Clements stated that he had received
letters from Hon John Lee Chapman, and the
Chairman of the Maryland Executive Com.
mittee, in relation to procuring the names and
residences Of Maryland voters, with a vie " OF
getting them 70 the polls to vote on the new
constitution. Mr.. O., stated that Mr.. 5. Gross
was making efforts TO furnish such informa-
ton. .-..
Mr. o. Z. Lathrop stated that ARRANGEMENTS
were being made. in the Yard whereby the
Maryland voters can he paid off the day pre-.
yious to the election day. The regular pay
in the Yard comes his month on the day OF
Mr. VIM. Prince, of Mass, was introduced,
an d made capital speech OF about an hour
and half in length, In which he reviewed the
questions of the day, and spoke particularly of
frequently applauded.
Mr.. Hagha was next called on, and made a
few well-timed remarks. urging all Mary
1anders TO rally and vote, on the 1ith instant to
free the State and place her among her sister
free States. He had been raised In slave
State, but had always opposed the Institution,
because it was morally and relgiously wrong,
and was degrading to the working classes.
Mir. H stated that at some future day the records
OF the courts in Maryland would be objects of
interest, and he referred TO case which hap.
pened in bis (Harford) county, where an old
gentleman was indicted By the grand jury for
circulating the Sunday School Advocate, a Snn.
day school paper. but he was thankful that the
day was coming when all laws countenancing
these proceedings would be blotted out He
commended that the energies Of the State had
been crippled by slavery, as could easily be
seen by comparing the counties along the
border, where slavery was almost unknown,
with the rest Of the State, and these counties
were further advanced and more productive
than the entire balance Of the State. -. 80
A vote OF thanks was passed 70 each OF the
speakers, ana the meeting adjourned.
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Tn nmrPntrnns.

We holdagainst several of our subscribers, and
other persons throughout the country, notes for
small amounts, which were given more than year
snce in settlement of old accounts. As these
notes were drawn fnr only sixty or ninety days,
they were long since due and it is necessary that
they be settled Immediately. Will our friends at
tend to this -
We also wish to call the attention Of some of our
subscribers to the fact that their subscriptions for
Volume XII Of the JorRNAL are yet unpaid. The
fact that the National Guards were called out,-the
very week that this volume commenced, and the
little time we had TO make preparations for leaving
our business made the revision of our subscrip-
ton list an impossibiliy. The Journal has there
fore been sent. mp to the present time to all per-
sons whose names were our subscription book
at the close Of the last volume.
The white paper, which we use now costs MS
twice the price we plil for it two years since and
while we furnish the Journal at he old rates, we
must at least require payment in advance. We
:shall therefore be compelled 10 discoptnu sending
the JoURNAI to such deinquents as 90 not soon
settle for the present volEme
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-31
Al Last.

Isit so, or do mine eyes deceive me Can It b'
posi- lie that our worthy city government has at
length discovered the miserable brcak-neck corr
dition Of our sdewalks2 Aud, is It true that the
aforesaid walks are going to be ropaired2 Even
So it sopmeth, for seest thou not at various in
tervals along our streets AMI avenues, piles o
newly sawu lumber. which, if not allowed to lieun
III it rottens viii be just the thing to close the un
merous dealfalls Of our public promenales. All
.o,... % cur gallant city dads--when the work o
regeneration hall oe completed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-31

Of Findlay, Ohio would respectfully announce
n the cit;z,ns of Wht Cmptv that he will he at
Meals Hotel in Gilcad, Aug. 18th, and remain
until the 22nd.
At the Hotel in Toutogany from the 22nd until
the lat Of September
At the Exchange. in Perrysburg, Sep. 1st, and
remain until the 18TH.
At Lm''s Hotel. in Bowling Green from the is
until the lSt Of October Prep'rel to operate in all
the various hrlnches Of Dentistry.
Those wishing work done will please call early
that he NV have time to finish their lers before
leaving. II, wnul1 also state that he will visit
the abovr places again in the winter. Those wish
ing new teeth inserted had better have their decay
cd teeth remove this time in order to have them
replaced in the winter.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-31

Bu few days remain in which to work. With
tie beginning ofnext week comes the inexorable
dr1t. Wha. arc our people doing in tie wav Of
raising men? While the Quotas orsevcral of our
adjoining townships have. hv streucu and III ring
energy, been fl!ei we, trusting in Provid,n nee
or me other governing power, have slept on in
flncei security. Ia the few DAYS vet remaining
much may be done Let every one goto work
"Let Artil,rists bang,
Aud drums and cymaals clang,
To the time our Graulpa.s sang
When the Big Bell rang
Freedom e. nd a'arum "
G tuJ bl- ex,i.sn n pay fur b'unies, aud
again We will be passed over. Go to work.
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Wa9l Guns RelI Of Wonor.

Knowing that the readers Of the JOURNAL will
be deeply inter ,stei in pgrisiug list Of casu ,t;e
in that portion Of tn, lll:h Regiment, o. N 6.
the following facts;
Listof killed, wounlid, missing aud prisoners
at the Battle Of nncacy. Ml.. July 9th, 1864:
CoAP Any b Capt l.. BLACK commanding.
Killed +. Con, private.
Wounded Serst. G.. Lewis, shoulder, slight: Z.
Benn. sdr, severe j. Frankfather. leg, severe.
Prisoners-B. Philips, Z. Jones, J. S1ash, VIM.
AngleOeck p. Garrett
Taken prisoners at Berryvlfc. Va, Aug. l3 =
Capt. l. Elack, Orderly Sefgt. Il. lngraiIam, W.
Wdnlit A. Gicse. j. McCGmbS, J. Price, F. Stone,
] Phillips, b. Human, j. Gr,ves g. MAtthe Us,
w Wood.
CoMrASY C-Capt. J. KITCHEN commanding.
Wounded at Berryvilla, Va, Aug. l3:-Silas
Mutsel. private, back, slight.
Prisoners SeIet. Robl. Barr, Selet. J. J. Poe.
Corp ID. Noble. 'Plivates Isaac Parkerson, Jo-
seph Crom.
CoMrANY F. Capt. ASHER Cook commanding.
Died-it Annapolis Junction, NIL. June l4h,
Private Leonard Snyder, Of Inflammation OF the
Brain.
COMPANY Capt JoHN McnEE commanding.
Wounded at Battle of Monocley-C John
Mckee, leg, we're Sergt l. ). Dewese, head
slight: Corp, j. alters. knee, severe toince d d.
July 10: Sergt. w. Benschoter hand slight :
Emanuel GneerY, leg, severe: VIM Barton, thigh
severe, lcttat Annapolis, M3l; Eli Nanhom, side,
slight: Jacob Long face, slight.
Prisoncrs-lst Lieut.. Geo. Wedael. Privates
AbelJolly. Joseph Burket G. II. Dewese, J. n.
Kelley Isaiah Long John +. Rednls, Isaiah Mackln.
Mssing-Jaoob Gingery.
Wounded at Berryville, Va, Aug. 13-Davil
Shanks, shoulder.
Prisoners-Corp. John Dunapacc. Musicians
Samuel Mcl-!iu, Findley Barton. Privates b. +.