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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-22
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wr 7>ineo;u,s Estimate of the sa2a5e.

saws he President, ''baforo breakfast, rather
ga;DsI ne while his digestion is golnE on me-
+ loves nc ike Die during :he hours Sleh ne
sIe,lcls visiting the various departments ana
asking Ior 0i2ceS and patronage, alG otle:hY
nv eno}v from sen en- every evening untii rs
goes 10 bed, drops asleep and commences snooT.
INC. Wilson is carrying wafer OF not1 S;'ou!
der: but guess he /! GET q wefr't!g ADJ so1'
his clothes before he gees through
The New York Commercial says rhat S2cre-
tary Chase IS depressing the price Of Gold ~
enabling e3!z brokers 20 be IN the market 20
make salos i adds:
''Tho operation is for tIne rT&rs}er II gof>!>
OF, Che order Of ~: Chase, 70 certain i@n&lE'&
houses, who employ brokers 20 Sell II 10 tli@'
o:,e market, without nl1c regard 70 price, i1e
object being - depre5s the price OF gc!o. 51s
importers add bankers and other buyers are,
e aourse we'll satishal With the plan. SIEGE
I,av yet goid cheap 81 the goVein'oeot 2z-
ner,se. Tie syecia! effort j. Also directed 70
greeobacks which arc supposed to oe very
scaraa a,,.; gol,l is freely offered At Germs De
low tilo market raEe, % 3a pal1 III III green
lacks. +"
T, j. xe2ortel chat ar The late battle On ihe
Red River tie Ccnte@}eraGe""ere co4o;ii<;.19s
bv Major General Dick i'aylor, son Of 'O!'z
Rough and Ready" and i bso51er-in"jaw OF
President Davis. Iie izas educated 81 WEST
Point and j., his campaigns with StoneTall
Jackson IN the Valley Of Virginia, aud more
race,,1v in I.1uis,ana, has avio3ed military CO
xac;ev of q very high order,
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The feast ct the Jewish PASSOVER ooIi1'4'ols-
ce7 o. Wednesday evening.
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sSolo, i! ~<7S A''N, '.S~->$'$ .'=> ~
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-22

sJ CHINEs with oil the late l0'P'
FIR sale at New York prices; ,oa superior 1o8 8o
We have been sosn 5 v ears md ta@y 5 ~
en irap inst t Prices Ir2 q sewing
s' spe3 3unt n" mac6ncs and samples - 80
can be seen at olc store TIER s. ~
4 roc :i3-IW 4<L1--o
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
SAMUEL NJ SEMMES, ESQ, AND THE
NEW CONSTITUTION,

From notice in the Baltimore Amsricon
Of Thursday last, we find that our fcllo.-ci;-
izcn, Sam'l NJ. Semmcs, Esq, has written a
letter to the National Mteiiiycnccr in reference
to the Now Constitution and denying its va
lidity as the organic law of Maryland.
This was hard question to settle some
time since, and long in doubt. but we thought
when Gov Bradford issued bis proclamation
announcing the vote aud declaring it tire su-
prsme law Of The State, that this question was
finally disposed CT. 1t appears not to be So
We do Know. however. that We arc to. day
living sadcr its provisions, and VIC do know
further, tiat Mr.. Scmmcs was a candidate at
the late election, Oh tie Democratic Ticket,
for an important position created by it. On
the whole we ratl,er think it viii! continue to
b, the Constitution Of Maryland, for some
time yet, Notwithstanding any toint made to
the contrary, in Mr.. Scmmes' letter.
Without desiring TO be harsh, NC can only
say that this action of Mr. Scmrncs a. This
late day, after having accepted nomination
for Office under the very instrument he now
ropudiates, and been defeated in tic election,
appears to us in rather bad taste, to say the
faast of is .
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

and driving before them small bodies of Re-
bel cavalry. No resistance Of importance was
met with bg ot.r troops untsl the next day,
The main drmyof lie enemy, numbering about
fifteen thousand Infantry and a division of
cavalry, vas found at Reeds Till, a position
nearly al strong as Fishers Hill. Fighting
Immediately commencei, and was Continued
for six hours. Early ondeavored several times
to FAM; Custer and Powell, but failed in every
attempt. The, fighting was quite severe dur
ing one period. Our forces after asccrtaining
the information desired withdrew, aud re-
treated sally back with q loss of only sixty
meh III killed, wounded and missing
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
THE RAID.

We most urgently and respectfully call
for tic orgu, inion and arming of the militia
of this county, at the earliest possible moment.
The events of this week haze shown us most
cnnclusivcly, how important it Is, that we
should at all times be prepared to defend our
lives and property. with our own strong arms.
Our citizens now see this necessity, afd we
believe are prepared to meet it. Nature has
largely contributed to lie defence Of our
COUNTY, and a few rcsorts hearts, and st ut
hands could prevent the march Of armies
1t is true that there are military posts on the
border garrisoncd by the United States troops
OF the watchfulncss and vigilance maintained
at these posts, the affair a. New Creek on
Monday last is specimen. The city Of
Cumberland is fortified and into these fOrtiG-
cations the troops under the General comman-
ding, retired on Monday and Tuesday nights
Had our town been attacked from the Now
Creek side, that post being then in possession
of the rebcls-it nust haze been DESTROYED
But were orr militia organized and armed, we
could have rendered an approach to the town
by Il hostile force impossible. We have among
us a considerable number Of citizens who
having served three years term IN Tie Uni
ted States armies are Experienced soldiers
We also bare tire requisite number If yetcran
officers, and aW arc animated by the right
spirit. As for the character and conduct of
the military authorities at this post, We will
not now trust ourselves to speak, bit if our
humble voice could penetrate to the Var
Office at Washington. we would demand an
instant, thorough and searching investigation
Into the ahars Ct this region, as well as into
the loss Of the important and costly station
at New Creek.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

ATTEMPT TO BuRN NEW YoKK-ORpER OF
GES. DIa,-NEw YoHK. Nov. 26-Gencra
Dix las issued the following orfc. in relation
to the recent iseerdisry attempts to destroy the
city: Ists .1I -t...
GA ncfarious attempt was nrsao last night
to set fire to the, principal hotels aud other
places of public resort in frs city. II this
attempt l.ad succeeded. i: you'd have resulted
in fiightful sacrifice of property and life.
"Tho evidence of an extensive combination
and other sacts disclosed to-day, show it to
have been che work of rebel einissaries s,t,l
agents, All such persons engaged in secret
acts Of hostility here, can only be regarded
as spies, subject to- martial law. and to the
penalty Of death &c they are detected they
will be immediately brought before court
martial or military commission, and if con-
visited, they viii be execuacd without, the
delay of Il single day" m.i d - IT,
| General Dix has also issued All order re-
ncwiag the notice to all rprsons from the in
smgent States 10 register their nsracs ut head
quarters. Persons falling to comply with
these instructions will be treated as spies.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

Two BAD CAsEs or PILss CgnEn BY Or.
Stricklan.ls Pile Remedy. Mr. Glass of
JanesvilIc, Wisconsin, writes for the bthcfit
Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has
been troubled M eight years with an agcra-
v,itEil case of piles; aid his brother war -. ;
charged from the army rs irs'lrablc, (hc l'e-
ing quite paralyzed With the filcs.) Beth
these distressing cases .ws.hh cured with one
bottle of DIR. Stricklan6's Pile Rtmcd}. The
recommendation Of these gentlemen. beside
the daily testimonials received by DR.. Strck-
land ought to convince those suffering. that
the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles are
cured by DR.. Stricklana's Pile Remedy. 1t is
sold by Druggists cverywhcfc
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
GEN. SHERMAN's EXPEDITION,

The mystery that has so long envcl6ped
the movement of General Sherman and his
heroic army is being removed. and we arc
beginning to have some idea CT the magnitude
Of the expedition he has undertaken, and some
limitations of the success and glory that have
attended it SO far
For two weeks past an intense anxiety TO
learn something definite from the scene Of
operations has been manifested By the entire
nation The news from Georgia has been
the ali absorbing topic.
We knew that General Sherman, with a
powerful and gallant army, had cut loose from
Atlanta, and all means of communication with
the loyal States and was making his way
across the rebclliohs States, to some boirt OH
the scaboard Nothing definite Il yet known
ms to the ultimate destination of the expcdi-
ton or its true object, aud the news SO far re-
ceivcd from it is almost entirely from Rebel
sources and this necessarily is very vague and
uncertain.
Enough is known, however, to make it sure
that his victoricus columns have reached the
city Of Macon, in Central Georgia.
Thus far into the bowels Of the land.
" lave they marched without impeachment"
and his couree is still onward. His march
has been uhopposed except by few militia
under Howell Cobb, md these have been
scattered to the winds. Indeed u is consid-
cred hardly possible fer the Rebels to bring
together any force capable of seriously stay
ing his progress 10 do SO could only be
done by their army under Lee or that under
Hood and We rather think that Grant and
Thomas would have something to say about
anything of that kind, even were it possible
for them TO move rapidly enough to bar his
way.
Whatcycr may be the object of this eSpc-
dition, or wherever it may terminate, the re-
suits that are hoped from it cannot well be
estimated too highly. lt#iE certainly be the
most staggering blow the rebellion has yet
receitcd. The tone of the Southern papers
in reference to it, and the agonizing appeals
from Richmond to the people of Georgia TO
make every sacriise 10 stop its progrgss sa(-
iicently attest it.
Everything so far is well calculated TO fill
every patriotic heart with joy, and to make it
almost sure thu! tie ,uorcnic:,t all end tr-
umphantly.
We have an abiding faith in W. T. ShcrA
man and his army, well known. chat they
have never yet failed in purpose.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
Tue GGERRILLs McNEILL ,DEAD.-Wc eli

Tur GrERRILLs AleNEILL 'DEAD.-Wc clip
the following from an exchange, credited to
the Richmond BIZ. miner of New. 10th:
DEATH OF GAIT. MoN'uL.-Car. Mcneil
the veteran scout AMI partisan leader whose
exploits promise to be repeated by his gallant
son. died in Harrisonburg on She 10th inst,
we learn. of woands received OH the I'd OF
October last.
Thus is cndcd TIE vile course OF one of
those great robbers and pests Of the borde.
who have been defying'th the whole power of
the military authority of this Dep1rtment
ever since the beginning of the war
There iswfcw moro we'll deserving like
fate, and the announcement of whose deaslr
VIC should hail withli like joy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

The Rebel General 1sreekin:iiec, after his
defeat of the. Union forces Under Gen Gillcm,
on the llth ult advanced westward, with
the apparent intention of attacking Knoxville,
Selling Cumberland Gap, and invading Ken
lucky On Monday he was within sixteen
miles of Cumberland Gap. where there was
heavy skirmishing- with Ills af'py daring the
day. General Burbrilge has moved from
Leslngtoni Kentucky with heavy free, for
the purpose of keeping Breckenridge out of
that Statet t..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
Nc,0 Advertisements.
| INTERNAL REVENUE NO
TICE.

......-., CumbcrltiIa, MH Nov. 2Sh. 1864.
Tie Assessor for the Fourth Collection District
of Md, has made return of The annual Collection
List, provided fr by Act of Congress entitled an
'rtt 10 provide internal revenue ard sulrort the
gtsernnient and TO pay Interest on the public debt
approved July Est, 1862, aiIA the supplements there
To, containing assessments of Licenses, Carriages
Plate, &c. for the year ending MAY LIST, 1868. aud
Of duties On Incomes for the year 1863. Notice is
Therefore girtr, 10 PERSONS so assessed in Alicganv
County. that tha ayts aid dhtics returned On sad
s., are due and payable, and that n :. rost, Esq
auy Collector, will attend ut this office daily
Except Thursday until the 23r,l day ofptc. 1864
TO receive the same.
Persons cgccting or refusing to pay said taxes
and duties Oh or before the day last mentioned be-
come liable to the rcralty of Puccaaqc, additional
upon tic amount llitrctf which will he cNacicd in
all cases. The law also proscribcs II penalty of
Fine frd f'-'lrisonmcnt for two years, where per-
sons carry any trade business. without the
requisite license. After the 2ird day Of December
payment of the taxes ar' penalties aforesaid with
costs, will be enforced h bistrs;nt upon the real
and personal property Of Dcnqucnts.
The Special Duty Of !, per cent. Incomes of
$50 Is also due ard pl+ahc.
Efci.c Tares must he Pail in L. s. .Euncy.
FREDERICK .SCHLEY,
. Collector Alb Dist. of Nd.
y. S. FROST Deputy Collector
OFFICE HOT lsS--y &c. IN. TO g p. III.
Der |
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
list OF LETTERS.
: EfPEieS rcnaining unclaimed in the

7 EFPE1eS remaining unclaimed in the
II Post-ofFce n Cumberland, State of Maryland,
st day of Detcinbcf 1854.
ri ITO obtain AIRY of these letters, the arpli-
cant lunst call for adferfsea letters, give the date
of this list and pay ono cent for advertising.
tFREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers, at the.
residence of owners, may be secured by observing
the following rules;
~. DIRECT letters plainly. TO the street and
number ~ well as the posi-oflicc and State.
an. BIZ REQUEST for the RETURN of let
ter TO tho WRITER IL unclaimed within 80 days or
fess written or printcd wish ~ writer na,ac post
o6iil and Safe acrass the left hand ana Of the en-
velopc; on the face side, will lie complied With at the
usual prepaid rate of postage, payable when the
letter is delivered to the wricri
GEO A HOFFMAN p n
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
NJ a II X | ED.

ARNol.D-LCDWlCK.-- On The 10th uli by the
Rev. :, ". Sears, Nr. DASrEL y. ARNoLp to Miss
rMAny y. LrnwlcK, both of Hampshire Co.. W Va
WiGlEi REID. .-Noy: lib, by TIC same, Mr..
this city. -.,.-.,...
LON AN-llOW EIL,--N6s: olst. by tbf. sine, Mr..
JonN loNAN to Miss IIAHRler y. lowELI. both of
this ci:y. ..t ....,.-
AElS-lilRRlNGToN.---Nov oath. by the same
Mr.; JAMES L. DAVIS TO Miss Julia ~. lIIpaNGroy,
both of this city
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

Iowa TUE BANNER Ssr.rs triIdacolff has
Swept Iowa. Ike s hurricane, Every county
heard from shows Cnicn gains. and the grand
majority. including the soldiers. vote, viii
exceed SO. 900. Some estimates place it as
high as &C, 900 to 70 900 Iowa has esrnsiied
over GO, 900 men to the army os Sire E.s.,
and her people at home are-s7 loyal as her
soldiers are brazfe. She has done better at
Tie baliot-box, in. proportion to her popula-
tion. than aiiy' ollcr Of the Western States,
and has fairly Won the Eiiion banner of...l.s
northwest
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ant'T {ttS itri;tr,
SDJ7T UES. UFTIrE,
OFT. I5th. 1864

0,f.. ,5M, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 3ls. a'.i .''.'''
ExrnAcr.I y + s. BY direction of the
President 1st Lieutenant Hiram +: Wiudhcs-
ter, ist kes'tF, il 3, Cavalry, Marylahd
Volunteers is licfcby dislioiIorablt dismissed
the service of the United States, he being
disqualified by the sentence of Court Martial
in i, the ease of Capt. John McIlarg, A. q. NJ
L S. Y. .-....... -
BY order of SECRETARY OF War.
H. D. TowxsHxNp;
. -HI.. U1 Asst sSdjt Gen.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
From General Skeridan's Army

&hviccs from General Sheridan are TO the
effect thu lis cavalry had a very spirited and
successful engagement with the Rebel forces.
On monday fst'ult. three divisions of our
cavalry commenced a movement for the pur-
pose of ascertaining the positions of the Re
bel army in the Valley. One divises mar chcd
up ;he Luray Valley and the other two pushed
directly Up the Shcrondcah Valley. III: cling
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

yPUBLIC SALE.
! will offer at PUBLIC SALE, on
SATURDAY, DECE.HBER Bird, 1861,
my residence, east end of Baltimore street, Cum
berand,
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
II y n CROCK AVN.
BtREACS, T.fBIES, CN~tRS, WARDp0BES,
BEDSTEADS. OF WOOD AND IRON,
No. y COOKING STOVE, AIR
TIGHT WOOD STOVE
INGRAiS EDD
TElREE-pA CARPETS, &c, &C.
5~S" TERMS CASH for slrns under twenty dol
lars above Tint amount, n@!ts at siAty days, lio-
pcrly secured:
r. L. PATTERSON.
De l. i8fJ-It
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

AsTHM, OR PurHrsrc.-A spasinolic aficc-
ton of the Bronchial Tubes, which are covered
with dry; tenacious plllsgrm.--' B,pvns
BronckiM Trochcs" will in some cases give
immediate relief
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

rs. Allcgany County as IL
Gabriel Crock others } Court Of Equity
No. 1901, Equity.
TIVE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO
l. procure conveyance 10 thc plaintiff of the
little ~ certain real estate, situated in said Aegnny
comfy from the leiTs at law Of David Crock, late
Of said county, deceased who ii his lifetime, owned
the same.
The bill states thai. said DGrd Crock DEF artcd
mis- life sometime in the month Of ATril. in tie
year 1863 intcsatt leaving ~ his only heirs nj law
his brother, Gabriel Crock, citizen of the State of
West Virginia, and his sister, R.chaci Crock inter-
married with cettaim Simeon TMigr. of Alcgary
county and State Of MARYLAND That the said lil-
vd Crock, The 9TH day Of March, 1861, being
seized and possessed Of certain real estate situate
IN Polish Mountain in said county, entered into
WRITER agreement or bond with the plaintiff that
if he the plaintiff, wou!d support and maintain and
furnish said Crock with clothing, lodging ard all
other necrssarcS and comforts during his (Crooks}
lifetime the said plaintiff should occupy osScss
and enjoy said rea estate during the lifetime of said
Crock. That said Crock stipalp.td in said agree
mcnt or bore - secure III his iIctmc, the tile TO
said real isrz;c to saitf plaintiff b. ac,d las, will
End testament
iSad hill further states tl,a. in conformity with
his S,pulations in said az tccnicT the sud plaintiff
Md well and truly Snpnort and mninrain and fur
n;ih fl9d Crock with good and sufficient food and
clothing ahti all other comforts arn .cces'nries of
life, from the day of sda grcement fill the day of
his death, in April, 1853. Eut that ta said Crock
dd not secfeand convey 'c ute OF said real estate
10 said plaintiff as To promised and agreed 10 do.
" IL tl,srtI1'ch -hig goth day Of November, 1864,
by the t'irc6it Conrs for Allcgany County, rs
Court of Equity, adjhlgcd and ordered that the
Complainant by cnnsiIg cory Of This order to Re
inserted in some newspaper printed in the city of
Cumberland once in eHrtI ri f~lr' successive weeks
before the 2nd day Of January; fsi5. give dtce TO
said Gabric Crock of the object and substance Of
this bill, and warn him to appear in this court. i'll
person by solicitor, before the LIST Monday
of March next, to answer the premises, md show
cause if any he has, why decree ought not TO pass
as prayer II RESLEI. Clerk.
True Copy: Tcst-IlORACE RESi.EY.
Dec. |. lSt;j--tm: Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

GEx. BurLTR says the $50, 900 in golJ
which he took in New Orleans, and was sued
for in New York, is in TIA United States
treasury, and The owners must lr@ss their
clnims there.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Coy, BRADronp has issued his proclamation
declaring the several gentlemen OH the Lin.
coin and johnson ticket dui y chosen Electors
to cast the vote of Maryland for President aid
Vice President Of tic United States Also
that Hon. Hiram McCulloh for the Ist District:
Hon. II H. Webster from the 2nd District:
Hon, Chds, Il. Phelps from the Bird District;
lion, Francis Thomas from the It'll District;
Hon. BENZ. e.. Harris from the 9Th District;
are duly elected to represent Maryland in the
39th Congress. 't.
oTF;CTaf, VOTE OF M.EyI.\u.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

sls- TO AID YER TLSERS--Th Crcuiation n
N. CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH IL more
Han TWICE As LARGE that q cpy other paper pub
Hslsd in this City County, and therefore presens
greater advantage. TO lie 1dr,rtsiuy Pnbit han is o
.tsred through any ether medium. 4 ~,ra to The ~ise
r. s,6fieisnt.
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= ~ =
ID l l., ID

ISAACS On Sunday last, 9th utiino, after n
brief illness, Mrs. Ann VI. lsAAcs, consort of The
late Chas. \. lsaacs, in the 5ltl year of her age
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
Henry c. NALL.
Capita Pro. Mar 4th Dist, Of Md.

Hos. JAMES SMITH. Dear .Sir.-Encloscd
you will find copy of letter of instruction,
directing Inc to proceed with the draft in all
deficient Sub-Districts, &c, by which you
will see that cannot dclAy.
i would suggest that the citizens of the
several ,Eub-Distrcts of Allegany county put
in claims to have all persons no; liable to
daft, stricken fiom the enrolment lists, sup
ported by proper ailidavits in each case, be-
fore another call is made, that they meycs-
cape the hardship now complained Of
This matter should have immediate attcn-
ton as | am now engaged in revising the lists
looking to this end.
II G.. NALL,
Capt. & Pro Mar til Dist, of Nd
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
TIE DRAFT,
OFFICE OF TIE A. \. PRo. Mar. GEY'L, J
For MARYLAND AND DELkwARR
BALTIafoTss Nov IL, 1864. !

Cart. II. C. NALL, Pro- Mar. 4th Dist.
Of Ad., Frederick, Md. Captain BY or
der Of the Provost Marshal General, you will
proceed at oncc with the draft in all dcicicns
Sub-Districts in your jarlsdieticn, and con.
tinuc drafting until the deficiency in each
Sub District is obtained. VOW arc also re-
quircd to report Immediately how the business
of the drsft stands in each deficient Sub Dis
trict, and your action under this order, stat
ing the date when the required number will
he obtained.
This draft mast proceed tseomplction upon
the enrolment as it NOW stands on the list in
your Office. No further postponeslent can be
granted for any purpose whatever, and no
further delay will be tolerated. Rc-onroil4
mcnt now in progress will be suspended un-
til the completion of the present draft, unless
they cam be continued without in any way de-
laying the draft. If such re-cnpeItmcrts are
not completed before this draft, they will be
as soon thereafter as possible for future
drafts
Respectfully, Your oft Servant,
ESigncdl GEO S. SMITH,
Capt. & a. A a. Cen'l.
Henry c. NALL.
Capita Pro. Mar 4th Dist. Of Md.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01

TnEprctty girls. down East are it.proeing
their lcap-year privileges 81 giving Balls to
young men and rayia:: !lleir bills.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-01
GEO A. HOFFMAN, p. N,

Ireland, Gorge NJ Q
johnson, Phoebe
Keepers. John V
Kelley, Martha N J
I.cary, George u
Lauder, Andrew
,.,McCann, James
McCallrnh. Nary Miss
Milty, Martha Miss
Milliki,ii, Williams
Nave, John VI
Norris, Joseph
Night Mary VI Mrs
Roger, llallie Mrs
Rice, Lewis :
iRol.cs,p, Margaret Mis-.
: Rics!s. Charles \
/ Hcccc, James )
/ S,owm,, ID Thomas
Summers, Taylor /
Scott, Calvin
Tool. Michael
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