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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19

Keeps constantly on hand g. large assort-
nnensof : INFERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Tobacco, Sc
CARS, &C., which will be sold, Wholesale CT re-
tail, at the loves market prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, OF all kinds, sold
on commission, and special attention paid to
the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT ard ether
GRAINS. Cornu,issiors Of all kinds exacu-
tel promptly. with the strictest regard t. the
interest of the consigEee.
Public patronage is most respectfully sell
cited.
Feb. 9th, lS52-tf. a
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!ESiIIS is to notify the prl'l;c. that the IN
4 dcrsisuel have ass,ciatai themselves III
the Practice If 3ie.liciue to take effect OH 10
alt or the fr-t day al April 1854.
In all cases requiring consultation. the ser
vices OF both viii be rendered, without extra
charge.
C.. NJ HAMMETr, III. ID.
March Oath, 1s6i-im.
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TEyHE undersigned wish to inform the
III ooplc of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing co ties, that they have just completed
PIP T CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prcpl { to haul ont vessels of any size,
and y lAEPAIR, CAULK, &C., on the
most reasonable terms. Proalpt attention
to all work, and qnick dispatch will be given
ia all cases. The Railway is situated about
a quarter o: q mile from Leonard Town on
a fine oyster creek, where we will also
huild SLOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS, in
required, on the lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS /. TOXWELL.
b July l9th lS60-tf.
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May f2,ls, lssA-4w.
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

hTiS. 7. J. STONE and CHARLES
By COMES, having assoc.;..c1 themselves
III he Practice of Medicine. can always lie
k"nd at their Office in Leonard Town, when
not professional engaged
Mag 18th, 1S64-Ct.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
NuTlCL 70 CREDITORS.

Rso1lCf. l.; iiere;.y gives thai The suhsc,i
G .eis oLi.ti.Ir6 'roins Ine o. ih:sta.
niTL ri -. Mary x county, IN Aiaryiaia, let
i.rs Of ri administration o tie personal e,;sste. Of
I.nlra i Partridge. late nf .rid rtn:mty. hes.e.,s
All p.,s.',,s having clanIs as,I"s The sud
;.rer*.;: r,e nersi,y warned 10 eXi,i,,! the SAM.
wrh the proper vo.'rhrs ihsrest. Ia l!te ss:i'-
scthetss or be.ore the 70 II d.y Of Nov
le6!, eihe,."I.e LEY may be eHcisti;,'l by law
from ali beilcft "f III said estate. Given nj
der oul ha4cs dis 10 Ii dag of May, 1854
r WALTER FORD.
MARY PART RIDGE,
Admir- istra;ors, W "A.
May 10 h. 1864 -.
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NOTICE TO CREDiTnPS

ATOTlCEia hereby gwen that the schscri
Ia Der has "htained from the Orphan :
Court .: 81. Mays county in Maryland, let
ters of adnniEs .atinn on the rersoRai este te
Of Henry Ellis. 'ate of said county, de-
censed. All l'c.s"r,. haringcl,ins against the
al decreased are hereby warneGto xhiblr The
same with the pfni.er youci,e~ thereof, to tie
subscriber on or before the iDtf day nf SEPT,
1854, otherwise they may be excluded by
NV from alt benefit e,f the <nitE e~t,.e .irysn
r":'er my hand thIs 10Th day Of March
1864.
III CHARLES B9WLlNE.
Administrator.
:. March 10Th, IS64.-4S -L
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19

Thon1as Carrico, n . In tie Ci-cnit Ceart
vs.. for 81. Mafy's Coui'-
WIN Bartlss, aa- / y, satiing ms a Court
r1ia.istraior o. Chas I OF Equity.
HARRISON, and oislefs.s
The object nf tltrs saii is 70 rroeurr n decree
fav the sale oft certain real estate in st. Mays
coatnty. Ell.
r. bin states. IN snbsisnce, that Chss. Ear
rlTon died soEne ,inf since, .earing aii insafien-
cyof persona. assets 10 rav his ietis--,ils,
It'd sid Charles Harrison leaves n widow Rose
H;Frr'son. and Faros Harrison. Benz. Harrison,
and Emily Harrison his heirs at Iafr, and al 80
rrsys FOR the sale OF the real estate in the pro-
cfisfsngs mentioned; and also for subpoenas
asAInss Wiam Buriles. administrator of
Charles Harrison, Rose Harrlsva,. Thomas
Harrison, Psrj. Harrison and Emily Harrison,
who are residents Of the State. with The excsp
tInn Of Behi. Harrison. And IL nov appearing
ny two st5fGi;ns ISSUED in the ai,h~e case
a41liast Enr!y Harrisca and returned by the
Sheriff Of st. Mary's county ssnGi snmmmGn-
ed that the com nlainent, under 4 rticie l6.
Ssctioa 9a. OF the C. ale OF Public Gencral Laws
"f hrs State, IS eTltiied to proceed against Em ly
haF1son IN this csEse II non es4Ge!,t deien-
d"rt.
1t is therefore atlindsed and ordered by Tho
clerk of the CirG,nt Court FIR SENT Mary d
COUNTY. sitting in equity, that the eomp!aina i,
lv cal,s:ng a cop; nfihis order 10 I've publish ed
IN the SAINT nary's Gazette nncs week for
,n,r successive weeks previous to the third
| No,aay nf Junt. next, give notice to the ssS
! EIsSiy.aarrison Of the object and substance oil
( tits i.il. aud xarr he's 10 arpearin- 'hts Court
either Ia person esl,y solicitor, on or before linz
! third Monday cf ] unenext, to answer 'heprc'
n,ises and show cause, If any she has, why
a de.ree ought not to PASS as prayed
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
4 Time co;,y--lest.
JOHN A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
March l1th, Ir6i--5ts.
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March 10Th, IS64.-4x.


NT1TiCE. is herei, gwen that the subscribed
~ has Obtained from tie Orphans Court Tor
&,int Mary's county, IN Maryland, letters
commentary The personal estate OF
!.,rz,beih Nea'e. Int Of said co., deceased.
Ill persons having GAINS agains, the said lie
c.as2i, are hereby warned tn exhibit the same,
.yii Tie pronar snuehea thereof, to tie suhscri-
',er on or before the 25.h day OF August, 1854
otherwise they may lie eHciudel by law from all
he.,eft of the said estate. Given under my
hand lhis 25,h, day OF February, i~6a
MARY ID. C0AD,
EXecuiEX
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
,gSHE undersigned. having; devoted Tires
wears to the study Of Dentistry, offers iile
pr,frss;onal services to the pubic. lie viii
practice dentistry, hereafter. in conjunction
with medicine, and can always be found.
when not professionally engaged, at the old
residence oil C. C. Sralding. IN Medley's Neck:
All orders addressed to him. from this and
the adjoining counties, will lice. with rroI"It
attention. y
J. FELIX MORGAN, N. IT,,
Leonard Town, Z. 0.
February 25th, 1864 Sm.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

DR. VIM. II 81 ONE having heated HIM
a. self in 0ikviif District. can always be
f'i:ui nj the late rcSi.irnct of Matthew A.
Stone, Esq nov "ccuriml by VIM. &. Love,
Esq. when nj pro cs>ionslly engaged
May 18th, 1894 st.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
PUBLIC ROAD.

NOTICE j. heraw eiyen that the 'nr,.-er
" sigDa1 intrnd Spc;tionimE4il,e County
Commissioners fer st. Ma.v's Cs,ustv fur the
opening Of a InhIis |. .ad lfasn the mar. rnad
rear ii1'. t1e'lies' Chapel. MedI-v's N..k. Il,
Nrii't's rrc'k. This rad s. iii rim skr,aigl,
fhr Premises OF Mrs ,nn r. ,i"nci,. the. css-
IRE ro,na passing f.rnel, the farai recently
80 lle.l b Dr. j. F. Morgan. 4 500
a. J, THOMPSON YATES.
rsI NOAH DOWNS,
. ss.., I and Dthers.
May 18th, lsc4-4w. FL
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19

PRODUCING in many cases larger crops
By fifty per cent. than either Of the above
articles, when used separately.
1t is highly concentrated manure, being
made from Bones containing al! their original
animh matter. No Burnt Bones are used.
1t has been used bp thousands of farmers in
this State. with the highest satisfaction. II
has proved a perfectly reliable Substitute for
Peruvian Guano." being sufficiently quick
in its action on tie crops. and in all cases ems
,icl,iug the soil, and it is permanent in it.
e.' Ct
The demand Inst Fa.l was greater than the
supply. ltwauld be we'll therefore, for far
ncrs TO send in Their orders early, either to
the subscriber or 10 any Of his agents. from
whom circulars can be obtained, g:vin. list
Of many persons who have used it, anu Ger
tiicates,
r1ice in Baltimore, sos per 1000 Ibs.,
Cash.
GEORGE DUGDALE.
Sole Agent,
No. Jos Smiths Wharf.
E.3L1IAORE
February 11lh, 15G4--3m.
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NO ICE.


WAsHINGToN. ID. c., Feb. "a, 1864.
Jh Fuiiy. II have this DAY been inform
cd that the time or t.c enlist ment If negroes
md pay fr the same .ioes not expire on the
1t OF I'ar"ii; the time at the pre,ent date is
unlimited
VIM. T. EATON.
Bnx 1853, Washington, ID G..
Ofiicc Rnom No 30 Federal Block, 9TH
street. opposite Post Office.
March 1Oth; 1SG4--ft.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
siAERfSOEs';;s
PasN'g EE.sv'sLEHEas,

A rrkEEt'r Food FOR VERY EAN
Ely OF FARM AND GARDEN
CROP.
pr will fusni.!l every element requisite f.:
tin niss.s raril, ,qtabic ait; enlarged
,r"wt. thu E~t perfect s'Tilctnr" ever,
organ u s.,c !an,, the mos tiif'nre dcrrl-
tpnlc..t 81 ;eir irui; aud, cs,stI ;ci'ly, IT,,
INST cal by CONSTITUTION possible t, attiin-
II vi 1--WE fertility 10 the n.ust harr,h
t,its. a,d AM. niai.t4ln the highest irrtilIt,
in all soil
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

gssilE u,tler.i.nc.i beg leave n inform the
I ii zns &c 81 Mays County that they
l,re ju,t reiursssl fran Baltimore with A
large aND CAREFULLY SELECTED
sT.lfE OF SPRING AND
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19

DRY GOODS
IN BALTIMORE.
HAMILTON EASTER & co. ..-
NOS. 1919, 2sll and 2O3 BALTIMORE ST.
BALTIMORE,
,rIvite the attention IT
MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE
to make purchases. to The very extensive.
WHOLESALE STOCK
DRY GOODS,
on second floor and basement Of their rnvehouss
embracing in addition to their own large and
general
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN GOODS,
-. large and well selected stock of
DOMESTICs;, E So.
WOoLENs -H.s -t..-,J ..'.5
and STAPLE GOODS,
ofevery description. ...
OUR SPLENDID RETAIL 4zH4e.s
STOCK OF GOODS
on FIRST foor,
embracing
ARTICLES OF EVERY CLASS
from
Low PRICED
TO THE. MOST MAGNIFICENT,
~ EVERY BRUNCH OF TIFF 7R.4DE,
). rendering our entire stock one Of the
MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
IN TIE UNITED STATES.
The Whole 'a!e and Retail Price being mark
ed on each article, from which
NO DEVIATION rs ALLOWED.
Parties not fiify acquainted with The value Of
Goods can buy from with perfect confidence.
March 2Ah, lSGi-t.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
BOOT
Il " d
SH0B NhnUFhC7'OlY!

THINE undersigned tegs leave to inform bis
n friends and the public, that be has
opened, new Boot and Shoe Manufactory
ifl Leonard Town
Having served for considerable length Q
lime at his trade, he is thoroughly acquainted
with the business, and flattcrs himself, that
his work will give entire satisfaction.
His work is made i'm the latest styles, -ior
The lowest cash prices and of tina best izsAteri-
nj, he is confident it will recommend j1t* {;
and request the public 10 give him an edsly
call.
l't.t A BENJA. II. LEIGH.
December 10th, 1a63--3w.
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NOTICE Or Dividend.

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
I'm application Of James f. Abel, admin
~ stralor of VIM. II. Drury, late of Saint
Mars County, deceased. it is ordered by tn.
Court that the said administrator notify the
creditors al the said deceased to file their
claims against sail deceased, in the Register
of Wills office OF Saint Mays County, on or
before the 10th day of July next. for divi-
dend, aud that this order he published in the
Saint Marys Quite, once week in each
week, until the said 10th day Of July next.
Test.
JAMES T. N. RALEY,
Register of Wills
for ST. Mary's County.
April 2Sh, 1SCf---td.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19

Chapiico, Nov. 7ih, 1861. <.
Aessrs Editors Please announces Jpbn "
Posey as a cmaG date for the CIerkship of the
Circuit Court for Saint Mary's County, al tise
next election Tor that Office, and oblige.
MAxT FRiExDs.
f.ov ember Ioth. 1851. 9
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HARNESS MAKING
IND
9ADDlk,lRBYo

sl,HE undersigned woni most respectfully
= inform the citizens oi ST. Marys county !,
that they are prepared 10 make all kinds 81
HARNESS. SADDLES, BRIDES; anu
to do all kinds Of work IN that line of business
Old Harness &c viii he repaired nc the
shortest netice. All Of whirh viii be done at
che lowest CASH city prices.
The pablics olc.l't Scrvts.
Join BRAY, Ia
THEOptiII.uS BRAY,
ta. 81 Leo,iard Town ST. .Mary's Co .
hid
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-19
NOTICE.

7 Ell I!i' nlcr>i.ncl. having sold out
Iii Ills stock nf goods, las removed to
lis Factory. ucar tie corner of Barre s
Lj2ht Slr>cts. entrance on Barre, where he
viii y"l;uf.tture - order, ,Pl"ws. iIarrnws,
Crit:vat"rs, C,rn Shelters Wheat Thr. sLers,
N'rSe Powers, Blacksmith Bellows, &c &c.
IL: viii pay particular attention to repairs,
and'm.st respectfully scic!s his friends and
evefy body to give bin their Orders, and he
will guarantee that lis work vii! suit, boiL
in quality aud price.
u Fl HARDING,
Near tie e. .rner of Barre & Liah,,
lin the rear oil levin Jones Iron Store)
Baltimore, Nd.
Narct 3ri, lsG4--tc.
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Notice Jf REMOVAL.

Na'cl, 3lst, lo6i-am.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

February 25th, l3C4-4w.
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NtTlCEeTO CtI.nIrnHs.

,f:y Oh, 1854 IF.
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April 2ls,, i16l-iv.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-07
Mr.. CHAsE's SUCCESSOR.

We understand that the President has nomi-
mated Exc ovcrnor DAVID ToD of Ohio, as the
successor. Of Mr. Chase in the administration Of
the Treasury Department in the present crisis,
which more than ever demands financial capacity
and experience in the incumbent Of this most diff
cult and responsible post We are not apprized
of the peculiar qualifications he brings to the duties
Of the position, though, if we may judge from
our knowledge Of his political antecedent,, We
might deem it safe to augur that in nominating
him to succeed Mr.. Chase, the President con-
templates radical departure from the "paper
system of bis late Chancellor Of the
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-07
BILLS SIGNED.
Secretary Of State.

We learn that all the bills passed at the session
of Congress just closed received the signature Of
the President of the United States, with the OK
oeption of that providing republican government
for States overthrown or usurped by rebellion.
This bill was originally reported by the Hon.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS, of Maryland, from the
select committee to which was referred SO much of
tho Presidents annual message as related to the
reconstruction of States. 1t was amended by the
House, SO as to require majority of the people to
engage 10 the work Of reconstruction etc., and was
passed in that form by the senatc.
The bill of much interest to many of our citizens
regulating proceedings in cases Of landlords and
tenants, has become law, and also the bill sppro-
priating one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
the completion Of the Washington Aqueduct.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-07
SINKING OF A STEAMSHIP AT SEA.
NINETEEN LIVES LOST.

Ga the morning of the Sd nstans, at one O'clock be-
tween Bnrneeat and Absecombe Liehts the steamship
Locust Point, Capt Hoffman, which sailed from New York
the Cd instant for New Orleans, came in collision with
the steamer Matansas Capt Leisgang from New Orleans
for New York. causing the Locust Point to sink in seven
minutes in fourteen fathoms Of water The Matanras
struck her amdsbps cutting her iu two Boats were inn
mediaey lowered from the MaanHas and after remaining
around tho wreck until six o'clock in the morning. ,uc
ceeded in saving Capt Hoffman and twelve Of his crew.
and also the following of the passengers;
Capt. Bodfsh eighty injured; Mrs. Bod6sh seriously
injured; Capt W. U. Powers Jules Barstillo Sylvanus
Lebrane Mrs Jane Brooks MIRA Il. Daily, Felix Laron
DR.. @. A Blake, and III. Marks
The Locust Point had board twenty three crew and
eighteen passengers the residue, nineteen in number
must have all been lost The Matanxs had board one
hundred and forty six souls and received injuries what
from the collision The Locust Point and her cargo
are total loss No saved any thing from the wreck
The passengers were all asleep at the time.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-07
DEATH OF GEN. TAYLOR

Brig Gen. JOSEPH p. TAYLOR, Commissary General Of
Subsistence Of the United States army died in this city
on Wednesday Gen. Taylor younger brother Of the
late Maj Gen and President Zachary Taylor lie en-
tered tie military service Of the United States az third
lieutenant Of the 25th nfsnty in ls3 and acted in the
subsistence department for most Of the time thereafter
until 1929, when he was appointed captain. He was
promoted major OF subsistence in 1888 and lieutenant
colonel in l84I, and the death OF Brevet Mai Gen.
George Gibson late commssay general Of subsistence he
succeeded that officer with the rank Of colonel Under
the act of February 1863 providing for the addition Of
brgadier general to the subsistence department Col
Taylor selected for thst position. The deceased
officer was distinguished by the sterling qualities Of
soldier and gentleman which marked the character Of his
illustrious brother !
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Il has been heretofore supposed In our country
that when the civil authority either partially or
wholly subverted by the mlitary,it was done under
the pressure of conceived military necessity, ana
for reasons purely military in their nature ana
motive The case of Norfolk is, we believe, the only
one in which the military commander has assumed
to make the overthrow Of the civil authority de-
pend, not upoa military considerations, but upon
an assumed expression of the popular WILL pro
cured under military regimen. 1t isa SAD speo'A0i0
when the orderly forms and processes OF Own gov,
eminent are temporarily suspended Oy iawiu'
authority in lawful way, as in the case Oh h'n
lucky, placed this day under martial law py pro-
clamation of the President; but this is military
act which ha, "military necessity to plead IN i's
justification. The proceeding Of Gen Shepiey
implies that the people can rightfully dispos'eSs
themselves of their lawful civil government, ana
Mace themselves in the hands of military ruler,
to be governed henceforth at his discretion. ana
it further implies that military governor can ao-
sorb in his single person all the functions OF the
civil authority, not only when and where "miil-
tary necessity may seem to copstrain such STEP
but whenever and wherever he can procure from
the people an assent, real or forced, to the exer-
else of unlimited power over their lives and pro-
narty
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-07-07

Exsksauss. Er.Caovsrnor Tod, ~ an pld Demo-
crat, Is well known for the seal And peru.
nscity with which he has uniformly resisted
any thing but metallic currency, and ne carries
his opposition to paper money" SO far hat on one
occasion, when the comparative virtues OF TINS
species of currency and of hard money we're under
discussion in Ohio, he solemnly announced that II
there we're not gold and silver enough to furnish
circulating medium for the country he would pre-
fer to melt down all the iron pots in the land ana
coin them into "hard money rather than to make
money of any thing that was not metallic And IL
is in recognition Of this determined preference OF
his for metallic currency, however base that ne Is
popularity known in Ohio as "pot-metai David Tod
1t remains to be seen whether assuming duties
Of his Office, he will discard the "paper money
Of Mr.. Chase and give us hard money IKE
that which was current among the Spartans In
the days of Lycurgus. If the war should last
three years longer at its present rate q expenoi-
lures, and if Mr. Secretary Tod in his addiction 70
a metallic currency" should insist on defraylng
its expenses in pot-meta it is at least safe to say
that his administration of the Treasury Depart
ment, however economical, will be attended with
considerable rise in the price Of culinary utensils
PS After writing as above, we learned al
late hour last nig.t that Mr.. Tod while his noml-
nation is yet pending in the Senate, has, by teie-
graph, declined the proffered honor, and the coun
try will therefore lose the opportunity Of testing
the novel virtues of a ferruginous currency under
his administration. 1t remains to be seen upon
whom the second choice of the President will fall
for this most difficult position.
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Special Despatch to the Nep York Tribune.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac
ThUrsd1u June 20 1894

Thursday, June 80, 1864.
All interest centres in the csvalrytbe return Of the
Wilson and Kautz expeditions from the mission of destruc-
ton which it wrought upon the Dsnvie and Richmond
railroad.
Ksu1 got in to-day His loss does not excsed three
hundred and fifty Wilson has not been heard from since
bis staff officer out through yesterday nor aught known
Of the operations of the Sixth Corps save that started
on a forced march to his relief
Kauz broke through dense woods abandoning four guns
and his short train The bride paths which, through per
feot familiarity with the country he able to follow,
would not permit the passage of these His return
utterly tagged out The excessive heat Of the lst week
contributed largely to their present ptabe condition
Day before yesterday the skirmsh line, while fight
ing, fell asleep in their saddles
Just learn that the casons of Ftrbughs battery the
only guns Wilson had with him. have come on through
This implies that the guns lost Wilson VIII dsen-
tange himself unless the exhaustion OF the men shall pre-
vent marching Even that 1T 10 hoped that he will
be able 10 sustain himself until the arrival of Wrgbts
Sixth Corps since at last accounts he was near Reams
station but nine mlos from Wgbts point Of starting
2 r. M. yesterday.
The damage inflicted upon the enemy appears to be
greater than supposed when writing last nigh. 1t in
cludes the destruction OF immense supplies saw mills &c
The guns 10 the fight at Stony Greek night before last
were plainly heard 10 this army and II was known it
could be nothing else than Wilson fighting bis way back
No means were taken TO ascertain whether succor was
needed Hundreds OF negroes who had fallen in with the
command have probably been retsken
Cen Smith made demonstration from bis front to day.
but withdrew within his works discovering that by the
mistake Of brigade commander In marching his men by
an observed road the enemy had the movement 10
time to oppose 1t with concentration The loss sustained
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Mr. ISAAC DANIELS the last OF the soldiers OF The Re-
voution residing the city Of New York died ON We'd
nesday aged 109 years He served in the Revolutionary
under the immediate command of Gen. Washinuton.
and fought at the battles of Monmouth Trenton and White
Plains He also served through the war of 1919 i
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artillery, scores 10 humber. at that point.
The Sanitary Commission 10 beginning 10 Distribute large
quantities Of veRetablessOurkrout onions and dried
apples The soldiers the trenches are out OF tobacco
and the time hangs heavily than ever commend
the want 10 the Commissions notice. No rain vet