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Valuable Wood Land for Sale.

1NHE subscribers offer for sale, upon favorable
Il terms, seven hundrsd acres OF wood and
timber land, situated in the south east part of the
tawn Of Nit. Dese-t, bounded on the shore from
Seal Cove to otter Creek. portion Of the above
land is we'll wooded with Spars, Sples and Ship
Timber, continuing one OF the best Fishing Stands
in eastern Maine.
For further particulars inquire of Daniel W
Brewer s. Co Of Eden. or Perry II. Brewer Of
Mt Desert. DANIEL W. BREWER
PORTER BREWER
PERRY Ii. BREWER.
Mt. Desert, April 18th, lSG4. *6vl5
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PREBLE7S
TIRELESS
WASHING MACHINE
NOW IN USE

FENIIIS is the only reliable WASHING NAcsINE
L now in use. Ii has been in operation ter
the last SIX noa'hs AMI has hot in any caSo tate
to give satisfaction and the various tests =
which it has been sui gcted fully demonstrate,
that more than hall ct the labor, and more than
half tue soap required ia hand labor, is saved b
It's use. 1t does its work tLorous ily, AID with
little labor OH the part Of the operator. Tho
most delicate clothing, as well & eeaise and
bulky Articles, are washed with equal ncatness
and completeness.
No handling or attention Is needed after the
clothes put in the machine. Taey aGe kep,
continually turning, presenting new surface l.
be operated upon at every movement in washing.
The clothes are not Iuuhei. They are pressed,
and the most delicate fabric e4uaot be injured.
Therefore it IS az Indispensable ar,Ie!e Of house
keeping. and hy its use, the price q the Machine
would be saved in twelve months in the wear Of
WISHING clothing, IL any common family
lie pr Pr!e.urs claim that ta.s machine posses
Is qualities :3r washing Superior l. any tey L 81
ttftte TIC P4tI.c .tInCH, a5EA tie H#H5tz O..
the clothing Is rendered unnecessary, the art.si
TEN: run thI0u- tie iaacli { a >ee I'd time u
IN: water scaldtuGEot with III quantity Il
Fac following, ;,-ti,n ffia' ere given
ELtsH .aTJ. March te,Isf+
"P8EEUE'S TnEiE,> &AsulSG MACHINE -.
been used il In family ii teN weeis IH>t 1t
is an excellent Aacaine-las giron mueh -atss-
faction aad Is :iy - az t. tas recon 4cudation,
saving labor aai not ~ lr.ns tvs clothes.
4. WI,wrlL.
We concur in the afove s,4tesn5r, Il tLgf4.az If
this Machine, having ale GsgI .rc in auE it,uiie=.
J. ". JeS&s
joins /. McoP.
There has been use3 in my Am1iy tar some
weeks. one ct PtvU1-, fUeIess Washing Ma
clinics and have IL hesitation ia slyi8. t#4t
that it is an excei,e: IL cline, aud lll.ust iul4.
pensobie II a large iaa#y. I saves = lar e
ai-oaa; Of labor, J. iilrins tie clothes less aA4
washing tueln Uetter than b. hand.
HAMILTON J..
Ellsworth, March, lsel.
NJ. .i!cr Nyi8:
DEAR SIR:-Une Of the PRErLEs TIrlL-. $
MACHINES has been in Use in iay family ilr tae
past six months, ard We thiuk il superior to any
ether mac inc 1t does not iuj4re the clotde,,
doing its work We. and thoroughly, and by ii,
use, n'ore than halt oi the time saw, i. would uat
sci! mine for SIS, if could not get another like
IT, LET BEN SHERMAN.
Ellsworth, March so.
The projectors chaIlenc a trial with anY
other machine in the county, at any time, or at
any lace in this town, and will pledge one hand.
bred dollars ~ more, 70 be Il fieited to the
ees>.ul naeliue, i: tae competitor will pledge
like sum.
These machines manufactured and kept FIR
sale at the shop formerly occupied by b. y. Moor
i Co,
H'est end ct' onion R'rer Bridge
ALgN. MARIN,
q. ". ASH,
NATHANIEL Neon.
Ellsworth, March, 1884. 10
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court. April Term.
lsf4.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court orders, that no.
tce of the pendenry of the he given to the il
belize therein named by publishing &ttesteG copy
Of said libel, and of thi, order thereon, three Wee X
successfully in the iil>w worth American. the last pub
of this Court to he holden At Ellsworth. Within and
Tor the County Of Hancock, the fourth Tuesday Of
October next tina; said ii5eee may then and there
appear and answer to said libel, and show cause il
any he has, why the PRAYER thereof should not b
granted.
Attest PARKER W. FERRY, Clerk.
\ tr7e copy OF the libel and order thereon.
i6 Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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State of Maine.

HANCOCK. So
Alta Court of Probate held at Ellsworth Within
and for the County of Hancock. on the fourth
sday Of April, i'll the year one thousand eish
hundred sixty-iour.
Jesse SMITH and John Henry Bornton, named
y executors therein, having produced 10 Int. du!y
authenticated. copy Of the last will and testament
and cod;c of Life Smith, late ef the tity. toanfN
and State of New York. deceased. aud copy, also,
duly authenticated, OF the Probate thereof before Tie
SErroca;e'> Court. of the County and state OF New
York aoresad-as there i estate, in said County OF
Hancock which said viii can operate;
Ordered. hat the said Jesse smith aud john
Henry Boyntou give notice thereof TO all persons IN
sted by causing copy Of this order 10 he pub
Iished three weeks sHcces>irglE i'll the Ellsworth
American printed at Ellsworth the first publication
be thirty days least before The time assigned by
me Of hearing the case that t.cs may appear n
Court of Probate "a bc held at Ellsworth aforesaid
on the thru Wednesday heine Tire fifteenth DAY al
june neat al ten of the clock IN the forenoon aHa
then and there shew caaSe If any they have why ;!e
said instrument ought not 10 lie allowed in tbs STATE
tie last Will and testament ut SAID deceased, AL;
the copy thereof filed and recorded
PARKER TUCK, JliEe.
A true c5Py-Aitest,
Is A. A. BARTLETT, r. ister.
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Commissioners Notice.

To the Hon the dye Of Probate Tor Hancock County
HE undersigned, heirs Of Leonard Jarvis late 81
Ellsworth, deceased, iuiestate, respectfully repse
sent that Leonard Fiiz Edward Jarvis duly appoint
e Adninis,rator upon the goods and estate Of said de-
ceased but has yet peted he settlement Of the
es,atethat since his appointment he has removed to
California and is citizen VI that State, aud IS
N consequence unable to act further administrator
Aforesaid without great inconvenience They Therefore
pray that sand administrator he moved and Cha ;
Jarvis, Esq, Of Ellsworth, appointed in his place.
BEFsY STEELE CARR.
Jos Il. JARVIS
Genera, III, Feb. 18th, 1851
CHA'S T. WHITING.
SAM'L h. v HITTING.
Castine, Feb. 29.h, 1864.
At cour OF Probate held Ellsworth, within and for
the County e haneock, o. the ioasth Wednesday Of
April, A, b. ls64.
On the forsetins PestSS. THAT the Petition
ers give nccies tbs Administrator named, h. causing
cory 81 The yeitioa AMI order - Cou theTeun, ~ paa
hshel thfe9 weeks saecrssiEely IN The EsWogh Amer
can, paper printed IN Ellsworth the hFst pubiics-
Ion 10 DC hast thirty DAYS hsfTe the third Henes-
day in aae that hs may appear lrVbSle Court
20 he kei kAssosth. In said county, on the .llsa
wednesday q june ext NJ ten o'coe. IN the usefS1l,
and Shs.s Gaase 10y Le has why the % aver Of said
,critisa zaoEa nSl be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge
AtaSt-A 4. RAsr1gTr. RSsis
try ~ It TIE ieIi,iAn ssi os1er u court thereon
Hi At.est--A. A. BAKTLEfF. Register.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of q license
y from the Judge ot Probate Ter the County Of
Knox in the state Of Maine, shall sell at public
auction, the premises, "Wednesday the eighth
day of June next Ar O'Clock p VI, all real e.
tsfc Of Richard Tinker, EsQ.. late of rhemaSten.
now deceased. Terms, cash. approved paper on
reasonable time.
=. WAREHOUSE, Admir-.
Ellsworth May ith, l>,.i. 10
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CERTAIN CURE
In ALL CASES. Or 10 CHARGES MADE

pr. Dow is consulted daily, FROM A. L. N. as
above. upon all difficult aEl chronic diseases Of every
and nature, having by hi uaweariet attention and
extraordinary success aue reputation which calls pa
ticnts fom all paris II the Country obtain aSic
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher in
the profession than the Gel bFa;e! pR bow, No. End
Boston. Tt5se Wo ID tn services Of an
experienced physician and should give him call
7. S-Dr. Dow inIur,L and has ior sale rev ar,iCl
called the French Secret. urdeI by mail. Two tor
AMI red stamp.
Boston. April, 1864. lyl3S
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Weakness and Debility induced by over
fatigue,

YIN soon disappear by the use of these inralu
able Pills, and the soldier will quickly acquire
additional strength. Never let the bowel, he
either confined or unduly acted upon. 1t may
seem strange that looway's Pills should be
commended tgr Dyseatery and llax, many persons
supposius that they would increase the relaxation.
rai, i great mistake for these Pills viii correct
The liver and stomach and thus remove all tho
acrid Lumors from the system. This medicine
will give tore aud ygor to the whole organic ,ys-
ton however dtrauEcG. " lille health and strengih
follow rs a matter of course. Nothing will stop
the rciINatlon OF the bowels so sue this la
taups medicine.
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April -, 1864.
A ADMINISTRATION SALit,.

4 pMiS iSrRATOR'S SALh.
Notice is hereby given THAI by virtue OF license frnm
the Jn3ge Of Probate Ter the County of Hancock shall
offer fer sale, the premises. the fourth dav of iups
next o'clock the farenara much II The real
esta Of which Adonjram Billings, late OF Sel-wita.
died seized and possessed, WU produce the Of
three hundred dollars for the payment his just debts
incidental charges ard charges Of administration.
SAID real estate consists Il he homestead farm ard
buildings I the sabi a J. Billings situate in said Ssg
wick TerG:s cash
l. {. PHILBRooK. Admir-
Seaeuick May 81, ISGI rIT
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HOLLOWAY S PILLS
And OlNTMENT.


All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
or Navy should take especial that they be
amply supplied with these Pills and Ointment; and
where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have nc slect
ed to provide themselves with them, better
present can be sent them by their friends. They
have been proved to be the Soldiers never failing
friend 10 the hour of need.
Coughs and Colds affecting Troops.
WTll be speedily relieved and eiectuaiy cur
hy using these admirable medicines, and by pay
ing proper attention to the Directions which arc
attached TO each Pot or Box.
Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite,
Incidental to Soldiers.
These feelings which so sadden usually arise
from trouble or annoyances, INSTRUCTED psrspira-
ton or eating and drinking whatever is unwhole-
some, thus disturbing the heaIthful action of the
liver and stomach. These organs must be reliev-
cd If You desire to be well. The Pills, taken ao-
cordirg to the printed instructions, will quickly
produce healthy action il both liver and stom-
ach, and natural consequence clear head and
good appetite
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Volunteers Attention Indiscretions OF
Youth

Sores and Ulcers BIotches and SwclIins., can
with certainty be radically cured, ii the Pulls are
tgsea nj ght and morning, and the ointment be
freely used stated i'll the printed instructions
Ii treated in any other manutr, they dry up in
part and break out in another. Whereas this
Ointment viii remove the humoTs from the system
aul Leave The patient iiEnrous and healthy man,
II viii require "A little perseverance IN bad cases
to insure a lasting cufe.
For Wounds either occasioncd by the Bay
onat, Sabre or the Bullet, Sores or Bruises
T. whIc4 every SOLDIER and sailor are liable,
tB,Ie Are no medicines sa safe, sGre ar conysn-
i-ata- Holloway PHI and Ointment. The poor
suudgd and almost living sufferer might Lave he
funds dressed Immediately, il lie would only
provide himself with tAIs matehless Ointment,
ysHirh s1..i bc thrust into tic wound and SMEAR
Il ait u uni II, then covered with piece of linen
from lis anapsaea and compressed with hand
K chirt. Easing -ht and morning or 5 Pill.
10 ep,t tie tstem ami prevent inflammation.
Every -.itirr, K apsack and Seaman's chest
81 MI lie provided VITA these valuable remedies,
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STATE Of Maine.

TREASURES OFFICE.
Augusta, MAY I'd i>f4. =
Upon the following Townships or TFac;s Of Iaad
Liable to De taxed in any town, the following as
ses.ments for 1854 were made by the County Com
nissjerers of Hancock County On the fifth day Of
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Rininger,s cennine Cognac Brandy.

1t is MILL delicate and trinity. ami designed to be al
UrlfOrm clr~Ir'r and quality. Put in pint an
quart bottles, in es.s containing dozen pins and
dozen quarts.
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American and Foreign Patents
-. Ii. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Lafc Aysat 81 L 5. Patent OFF,, W4sh.ns ton, ,Ana.r
t4t 1T Of ISL
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IIAsIII-t = . 7
Ellsworth March, lsG4.
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ARREARS OF PAY s. BOUNTY NONEF
ecured Tor Invalid soldiers, Widows uers.
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Ellsworth March, 1894.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-25
FR on VIRG/.NI.1.

lET2HsHrHc. Oct. 24.--Gcn. Shcprry, ut
N'''"k '>s"cd general order rrq'ii'irg all
persons over lG, males or females, to take the
oath or be sent ont Of the lines bv The l5t', of
October. Parties arc not to take the oath
under threat to int!,niIatc them, but will. FIJI,
En"w'c'l%c that il violated penalties will c it,
1hc'cd. All males taking the oat, to bc con.
scrp'cd. Chester, Yorktown and Nrro!k, are.
The places tur them to take the oath. Mum
hcrs OF. males have been l,anisicI rather than
take the cath, and have arrived in onr lines
Nothing new in the situation here.
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
FU EsDaE nsGEsNENG OCT. Is.

"c'icfti Howell Cobo has purchased residence in
SUMTER South ':nrolinn and is about to remove his
family there.
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Rates for Adve1.tiSinr.

For one Square = twelve lines or less TWO
DOLLARS aud FIFrY CENTS for the first il.scr-
tlon and TWO DOLLARS for carll suso ocun
OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding square, charged
at advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and Job WORK MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE
n" deduction nHdo, except our regular a>,ycr,is
ing patrons
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-~saSl> <D <I~--
NORTHERN NEWS.

hlCHMoSD, Oct 23.-Bv recent arrivals from
Europe, assurances has been received ut Wash
lrgon, from the highest sources of information
that no vessels capable Of beligcrcnt service
VIII be allowed to leave French ports to enter
Confederate service against the United States.
The New York HeruM of the 2lst has been
received. No later news from Sherman. Tie
latest ollicia reports from Missouri states that
the main body Of the rebel army is still cast of
the Blackwater River. The Vermont raiders
were arrested in Canada The Governor Cen
eral has assured the Governor Of Vermont that
he will make a rcqui>it,on on the Government
OF the Uptcd States for the delivery. of these
criminals Tor the outraycs committed Great,
excitement prevails in Vermont.
Lincoln was scrcnadcd in Washington on
Nr'nr:.dav night; and msdc q speech of some
length, in which he congratulated tic people Of
Maryland on the expiration of sI,vcrv-leclar-
i"g that if defeated in the November clction
whoever waselccte7lEhy tI,cpcoplc should be dn-
" Installed l'rcs,lcrt on the fourth of March
next.
fcnMoND, Oct 2+.-Northcrn pa pcrs Of tic
22d las been rccrivcl Tc!rGrams from Jeift.r-
50" city says Curtis has been fighting Prices
advance .ior the last day Of CO.. on Blue kiycr,
10 miles from Independence. Roscncrantz WAS
advancing to aid Cnrtis. Prices camp when
last heard from, was at Wavcrly. Lincoln has
issued a proclamation calling tie people to
prayer on the last Thursday of November
Nothing later from Sherman. Tie French oc
cnpieI Mctamoras without opposition on the
Goth. The Cincinnati Peace Convention ad
journrd sine tic without making nominations
Gold steady market quiet ut 2l9
EIcnMoND, Oct. 24.-Thc Baltimore lfmey;
can, Evening edition, of the 2Ist has been re-
ce'vcd. Dispatches from Sheridan to Stanton
claims 1000 prisoners two Coils. commanding
and one Brig. General severely wounded. -
Gen. Ransour died ON the morning Of the Goth
Dispatches from Stanton says the telegraph
line now working to Atlanta: Nothing new
from there. All 1nict below Richmond.
s...---
10 LorIsIAslANs.- Refugee families from
Louisiana, or persons now in business in the
Concdcracy, residents Of New Orleans before
the war, are requested to send their addresses
and l'ost"ccs to the "LOulSanl unmr" in
Richm"nd. y. book, with the names and pres
"nt address of such l.oniS ianiars as have been
drvcn from the State is kept for reference, in
"rder TO answer the enquiries of soldiers in the
army or those visiting Ri hmond, us to the
plcscnt abode of their friends Persons in the
army from Louisiana, dr>irouS of sending let
tcrs to the Trans Mississippi. will have them ror
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Col. Robert Ould, the rebel Commissioner
for Exchange, had narrow cscapo;from drown
ing yesterday. Indeed, it was thought at one
time lie could not possibly be saved. lie WAS
passing from the rebel exchange steamer Ali
son, Mt CoXc's wharf, a short DISTANCE above
Aiken's Landing, when the gang plank" one
end Of which, itappcars, rested too slightly on
the edge of the boat, gave way, and prcc.pta-
ted Col. Ould into deep water lie im,nct
a,cly sunk and rose, bat too much time was
consumed in rendering him assistance, and he
was at last saved only by dint Of greatest ex-
crtion. Ills semi.Confcdcratc uniform was,
like HIMSELF thoroughly drcnchctl, and he was
obliged to exchange it for citizens suit, bor-
rowcd from the crew of the A,ison.- Cor.
Yankee puper.
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YELLOW FEyER.-To.dav is the goth of Oct,
The weather is cool and plrasant-too cool for
the propagation of yellow fever, of which no
case has been reported as occurring since Fri
day. We think all who have left, and who
have any business to ho, or duties to discharge
here, might AS well come along. We can see
no risk that they will run Ly doing so. There.
is no fever here. Not even a sporadic CASE
IVilminQtO, J0u,nuI
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GENERAL PAGE on TRA'.-Late intelligence from
New Orleans gives probability tile report that Gen
PAGE S on trial before Yankee court on the Charge Of
splkng his guns md doing other damage to the works
at Fort Morgan after lac had oi>tcd Tic sigma, for s:r
render. Tic Yankees prctchd that it wis impossible
or his men, nnder the heavy and concentrated fire
brought to bear upon the fort. effect tho destruction
tf material which had taken place wien the enemy
took possession. Tie Mobile Register le:rl,s from the
Chaplain" who ai'e'l sp:kug the guns tia, the
cha sc is utterly false.
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COScEl;r HALL 1IusplT,L.
Montgomery, Ala, Oct"ber Is, 1861.

>''t''N'i !
Having been participant in the assault on
Alatoona, (and being gunioltnnatcly wo,lndcd,)
know something of The assault, and in Justice,
not only to the public (Which have been mis
1nforned,) but also to our noble division, it is
but proper that a true statement OF these facts
should le made known Our division was
never repnlsod a dispatch WAS sent by one Of
our cavalry commanders to ';cncra Stewart,
stating that. a column of the. enemy amounting
TO ten thousand had been at l:ig Shanty, (al-
.vanclng from the direction Of Atunta,) Il snfli.
clent time to haye been around Alatoo,a-
General Stewart then ordered General FreucI,
20 withdraw to New Hope Church. Thus hv
Il false report w6 were forced to retire after
having taken one half OF the cncmv's tortifica-
lions.
1t is confidently asserted by ali, Gen. French
included that had We been permitted to remain
at Aatoona half IN hour or an hour longer,
wc would have taken the place. More unex-
ampled hcrosm and bravery has not been dis
played since the war began than was exhibited
on the bloody hcig ghts of Aatoo,la Gen. French
says tha: it was the most severe and hardest
fought battle he had ever Witnessed 1t ragged
with unabated fury for fou, hours am! ten min
utes. Again, the paper referred to says that
Gen: Stewart came up on Thursday will, his
"hoic corps ana on FRIDAY assaulted and carried
the place, capturing four thousoud prisoners.
&c., after. desperate fight Of two hours. /
was with the troops unl the 9th. 1t WAS then
passing through Ccdatown, Ga, and never re-
ncwcd the attack
After the junction fonr division with the
corps at New Hope Church on the 7th, Instead
OF moving on Alatoona We moved in Il North
west direction to Ccdarown, and did not
move in the direction of l\lato"na in the
least The Reporter and Bulletin also SAYS
that Gen. French left lis killed and wounded
on the field. 1t is due to this gallant officer
to say that though our dead and many who
were severely wounded were left, many came
away, in fact all who could he brought off the
field. 1t being from two to four miles to the
anlbnlances and their being bit small num-
ber ofthcm, it was impossible to rescue ALL
Neither did the army otTcnnc$scc move on ,lp
the railroad towards Dalton from Alatoona. 1t
IS not prudent to say in what direction it was
moving at last accounts received by lis, Ocio-
Der lth. 1t is enough to say that we will
soon hear from the army of "Tcnncsscc" not
only III name but in truth far, far across the
Georgia border.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS OF TIE PRESS ASst,CI ATIOY

Entered according to the Act of Congress in tho or
1868. by j 8 THRAS EE in The lcrk 3 office oftbe
District Court of the 'onlclcra,e States for tI,s
North I'll District of Georgia.
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toSFl:nrRATE OFFICE RS RETURNED FROM CArr,yI7Y
Last Sunday eve1lln. one hund cd aud sxly-ni.r
Confederate officers nn one hundred and sxty.,ib
enlisted mcn arrived in Ichn oud We give :, list O
the na' cS ofllose Irom this State:
Major Geo. Mcknight, \ y G.
C"pnias- rs * Mackc: !st s G. Bait ,,io, 1n,
II Eowen. iinmpiohs L..;om !! :; i::i l5ilS,'
:. F"st Lae"tena"ts-J Z Clements; 2Ist $ &; r 4
l"un.s, 1lh :. &.
=, Ssc'nd Lleut :""nts-Sam Dihhle 25:h s G. Henry
Siiaw, 10Th ; 4; Due, 25'h S G; :. " Card. ,r
tn $ G; IL " Hendricks, 9th Sc; Cd Mucl, II,
21tiI ;; II MuIlcns, 9Th > T. a Muckcnt:,ss
2Ith S {; T. Sc.tt 2Gth 3 G.