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POLITICAL.
w MAN. MILE

There Is star that brightly CLEANS,
Calm in the sky above,
And throws DER life its golden beams
OF happiness and love;
A beacon pure, whose radiance bright
No lowering cloud confines,
But in Affections stormy night
With heavenly lustre shines.
There is star whose magic power
SO firmly binds the soul,
That cen in joys most sunny hour
Man feels is sweet control,
A glorious light, whose mystic spell
Life, hope and joy imparts;
And Gains the wild tempestuous swell
ofearth's despairing hearts.
The star that from its glittering sheen
Gilds life's declining slope,
And throws Ger youths bright scene
Therosy tints Of hope;
The star that drives the clouds away.
Though dark they frown awhile,
And ever shines with peerless ray
In woman'S angel smile
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ID II Il GO Cd s Sc.

so bales domestc 10 bales osnaburgs go pieces cacoes
200 pieces belched domesies, 10 pieces bleached and
brown drilngs, 30 pieces Alpaca 80 and wool
hats, broad cloths casmeres jeans goods tpsnts
coats and vestngs. nen bed ticking, white cambria gn
hams lawns, ninkeen, tweeds, buttons all kinds Pens
SC Shovels forks hand scythe blades
cotton and wool cards. knives and forks kettles and
table spoons, azors, shaving boxes percussion caps shoe
aeks, soe thread backing, steel yards coffee mills, soda,
alum ogwood, altpetre mustard, nutmeg cap let
ter paper, chocolate, black Sc sc. All which
are determined to sell at the lowest market rates for
cash or in exchange for country produce
They respectfully invite their friends and the public gene
rally 10 give them call before making purchases nothing
shall be left unturned to give them Great Bargains
March % is
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THE OVERLAND CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS.

THE OVERLAND CALIFORNIA EAIIGRANTS.
From the regular correspondence of the ST. Louis Re
publican we obtain the suljoned latest information from
the hodes Of people who making the overland jour
ney TO California
Fort Kearncy, Indian Territory. }
June 10, lS49 {
The cry is still they come. Fire thousand and nine
~ ttco acGg al sunduwn last night, had moved past
this place towards the golden regions Of California and
about one thousand more, think. still behind. The
fever, however, in many cases. has completely subsidized
and iu others few doses Of rain Will put them in
fair way Of recovery. few are daily turning back and
many would follow suit did they not stand in fear
Of the ridcue that is sure await them upon reach
ing home.
mentioned in my last that collision had taken place
between party of emigrnis and Iadans in which
The latter had me- with some loss Since then more OF
the particulars have been made known. 1t appears the
emigranis were from Ohio, and moving along the Old
Font kearny road, eighty miles from here, when
they lost two Of their cattle Upon going search
them they found their remains and party ofabout twenty
Pawnee Loups at the same time. Presenting that the
Indians had killed their cattle, which no doubt the
case, they lmme lately attacked them killing five on the
spot and wounding six Others Two of the whites
also wounded but not seriously Reports have reached
here that party Of Pawnes aem testing Struggling en-
lgrants on the St. Joseph road and Major Clinton and
Lieut. Ogle. with company of dragons leave this even
ing to hunt them up Many of reported Indian out
RACES can easily be traced other sources FIR all
angels who bound for the Pac ic. Scarcely da
passes that some poor fellow is tumbed out on The
pranes. bag and baggage, TO shift for himself The en-
grants have suffered much from the cholera and under
stand The different roads studded with graves from
the frontiers to within eighty hundred miles of this
place, where all disease appears to be left behind
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s., geo 10 $4,000 worth
Desirable DrV Goods,

POSITIVELY at COST FOR CASH.
INTENDING to close up store in town, offer our
Il entire stock at. and in instances below; cost.
Country Merchants and all Others wishing purchase
will do well call before they buv as we are determined
sell out before the lst Of July next
large portion Of our stock purchased this spring.
MONTGOMERY s BROS,
June It's B2nk Square.
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T RI w EEKI.Y
Trust. Sale of NEGROES,

DT VIRTUE Of deed Of tiust executed BY Nelson Tne-
ID ley, On the 2sth day Of December last the undersgn
cd trustee he Will proceed sell Saturday the 2ls
ant N front Of the Market house. the Of Lynch
hdrg, NEGRO WOMAN AND FOUR CHILDREN
zone girl and three boyS)
Tn title to the said negroes is believed be entirely
good but the undersigned will convey such only
in him bv the deed aforesaid.
July Sally JNO. NJ SPEED. Trustee
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4ih, because said will is atese6 by three competent
witnesses. nor any competent witnesses III; because
the parsons whose names aitesed said will are in
terested in the probate of the same 6h because the
Court Of Probate Of Essex has not proper jurisdic
ton 7h because the said will is not attesed bv the
testator in the presence Of three competent wit
neSSes.
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New ORLEANS, July Tsp. NJ.
BANK DEFALCATION-ACQ FOR FOR
GERY--TEIE MARKETS. &c.

jackson Duplesie formerly teller but recently cleo
ted cashier Of the Mechanics and Traders Bank is
charged with being deaulter teller in the amount
of $4,000. warrant has been issued for his arrest
His bond as teller $40, OOO-is solvent security.
Ellis Clement, Ellis Cabot has been tried for
forging note for $4,000 against Antoine Micheaud
which she gave to her husband as marriage portion
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on the day after the ceremony. After long invest
CATION the jury returneda verdict ofnot guilty
The cotton market Yesterday was very quiet, owing
to the prevalence of rain. Sales 800 bales. The
ceipts here thus far this season shown decrease Of
1000 bales.
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Notice,

! WANT some six or eight GOOD DECENT GIRLS, to
L work in TIE Blacvatcr Cotton and Wcjen Factory to
whom good wages VIII he paid Any person knowing SUCH
have hesitation in ayHr would do any good girl piece
kindness advise her and get work, the
Will be good aud paid promptly twice a month. Families
would be most other but decent GIRLS need
apply. JAS. :. CREWDSON, Agent L. NJ. Co.
.Lnlv 2 I'm
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NO VFTE

Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons indebted to me by
bond, note, open account that payment expected be-
fore the first day Of October next longer indulgence
be After that date claims paid will be placed in
July 9-wiftloct DON T. &. PETERS
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NOTICE.
Fine Chewing Tobacco,

WE have handa small lot OF VIM L. Saunders finest
w and best Chewing Tobacco. the sLone STAR. and
mistake which propose sell reasonable terms
June 25-ts SNiITIISON & STATHAM.
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Wanted immediately,

YTIE subscriber wishes hire Thirty or Forty able
IL bodied EG ROES for the balance of the year, or
by the month"; for which am willing pay much
than the usual the line. My work situated
miles from Lynchburg in healthy part of the county,
Bethel.
Any person having negroes for hire would do well to call
the subscriber, who be found all that place;
or on Mcdaniel x Lee, or Geo. Bagby, Lynchburg-
June 2S-ts JOHN EDDS
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l. 10 u o II S .

so barrels mountain whskeyS0 barrels old rye whisev-
20 barrels apple brandyl0 barrels madeira wine-lO bar
res Malaga wine-lO pipes French brandy-2 pipes fine
, ss-nch brandy
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Fresh Spring Goods.

TIVE subscribers have received large portion of their
Spring Stock comprising complete and well selected
] ass nT
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irgEiiIa:

virginia.:
I rules held in the Clerks office Of circuit superior
court Of law and chancery for the county of Halifax,
the month of June. 1919.
Richard Edmundsoh Plaintiff
against
Howell Chastan, NIcHaney Hubbard, Isham H Brtton
and William " auhop, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant William Wauhop, not having made his APP
pearance and appearing by satisfactory that he
nhaban Of this Commonw eath 1t ordered, that the
said defendant Wrl Wauhop do appear here the first day
OF September term next and the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Yirgnian for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the
front door Of the Court House of this county
Copy-Tese,
June 21-w2m WILLIAM HOLT, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA PATRIOT & SOUTH WESTERN ADV0 CATE
FOR SHE.

DURSUtNT TO deed Of trust executed on the 18th Of
March, Is -, by Jesse C. Young. and ofrecord in the Of
OF the Hastings Court of Lynchburg, we will sell, by
way public surtou The premises, the 18th day Of
JUNG, 1873, the Newspaper Printing and Publishing Estab
hshment III Ivnchburg, known by the name Of the
"YIRGTNIA PATRIOT
AND SOUTH-WESTERN ADVOCATES
consisting part of the good will thereof and all sMa-
chnerv and Implements, sIth Presses Newspaper and
Job Type, Stands, Racks, Sc Sc Sc
Also, the following property in the
B IL BIN ID RY
attached thercto One Standing Press Ruling Machine d.
Gliding Tools, Type LAYING Presses and Pough Hand
Tools, Sc., Blank Books and Material ON hand
Also all the and Household Furniture conveyed in
SAID deed, consisting Of the usual variety.
TERMS OF SALE
The Printing Establishment will be sold reasonable
credit be made known the day of sale the purchaser
giving negotiable paper well endored-the other property
for cash.
Until the day oae private proposals for the purchase
the Printing Establishment will be entertained.
DAVID SPENCE,
JNO. o. TAYLOR,
jane Trustees
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VOCAL MUSIC.

AIR. PERKINS. assisted by Mrs. Perkins, in the
w juvenile Glasses. will open School for nsruc-
ton in VOCAL MUSIC, in the large basement room
of the Masonic Hall. to commence Tuesday evening
the 9TH inst. In order the wishes Of Parents and
all others who feel interest in this branch oeducaton
the Juvenile Class will meet al the School Rom, at
half past O'clock Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
Evenings The Adult Glass, will meet on Monday
Wednesday. and Friday nights, at O'Clock.
Having had many years experience in Teaching, we
believe this School will offer facilities for acquierng
knowledge of the Elementary principles combined with
the practice of Music, but seldom enjoyed in any
muniiy. The Terms also are such as to afford whole
families the opportunity Of attending the LECTURES.
Parents and all others interested, invited meet
at the School room, with the Juvenile Glass on Tuesday
evening. when the system and plan of teaching will be
explained
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Female Boarding School,

TI,HE NEXT SESSION of the subscribers School will
the 23d of July and end Christmas. All
tie branches Of useful and ornamental education, will be
faithfully and conscienou>y taught. scrupunu regard
will be had to the and department Of the pupils
committed to his in and out of school.
The retired and healthy situation Of this School, renders it
a elishtfIl retreat during the summer season.
TEREIS:
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic $ 90
GeogrIphv and Grammar 10 %
Botany Chemistry, Mental, Moral and Natural Phi
losophy IL W.
The Languages ID 90
Board, SIX Dollars per month
INNISFNI, the subscribers residence, is miles
of Amherst court house. EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
July 9-3w
Republican and Patriot copy twice.
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jane
PosTP 20 n III EMIT

The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, the ith inst
when it wlp6sitiyely take place
July l9-2t SPENCE s TAYLOR, Trustees.
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From the regular correspondence of the ST. Louis Re
publican we obtain the suhoned latest information from
the h"rdes Of people who making the overland jour
ney In Calif,rni,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23

The steamer Niagara arrived at her wharf at Jersey
City at half past twelve on Saturday. The New York
papers of Saturday afternoon contain the following details
of her adyices:
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For Coughs and Colds,
EETISTAR'S Balsam Wild Cherry,
w Mrs. Gardner's Balsam Of Lverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant.
Thampson's Syrup of Tar, SC.
Peas foarhound Candy,
Wiley's Cough Candy,
Jujube Paste, &c. &c.-For sale by
Jan 4-ts JOHN H. SFAT Druggist
EOR SALE, or Barter for Country Produce
Il 600 tons Lump Plaster,
loC do ground do, in bbls orroOse,
CORN .HE.4L, SHIP STUFF and BRAN
w A NTE D.
1000 BUSHELS RYE
HUNT s LANGHORNF.
January It's
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ITALY.
Order III IkOIne.

fs,,sr, from Rome state that NJ de Corceos had gone
- c;s,ta and nat Austrian General Wimpen mao ar
80 In Rome The Pope has Issued proc iamauOn, De-
c,riog that commission viii be appointed TO regulate
- s,erueft Of tue state. This cOmmission u expect
III a. consist Of Cardinals dAngeAs. Msrnl, and ami
Lii. Neusigpofs Msrtel, Andrea, and koOerui and
p,al.. Ro.oisiosi Bsrberin aud Orsini. An smnesly
TAXED o. from which, however are expected 70 be
.,cpd,d tbs members Of ne tnumvifate, The depuues
nn.,lou.rs ciief Of sections ciergymen, and the am
oss,t.d OF le4s The Ponthcsl authority has been Tees
t.hu.bed At AIbano and solemn 1s DeuD sung IN the
fhsdrn nj which The French garrison, and the CIVIL nu
sriDal and rels iOUs authorities assisted -.
The following Ordonnonce pubshsd In The S'ornae n
Roma Of The Igih OH very significant and spgResFe
Duurg the ght numerous sssenbisges OF people nave
beo osesved 10 parade the town, Notwithstanding The
avs In visour Considering that tuch Assem0iages can
nf be qualified otherwise than ss criminal and repfehen
mile In their object, II s ordered Art Every crowd
al sons consisting Of more than Eve during The righ
IA expressly prohibited. TrsnsgressOrs shsli be lmne
arrested and punished according 70 the ngOr OF the
laws The AIMED force IL directed 10 enforce The exc
e,hon OF this decree Everybody Ia informed That paruc
Instructions have been given 10 The armed force on
h ,uhisct The real truth 10 be that tue cuz"ns
decline with the French, or TO have dealings
b. In .uV4
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PEI ds6mer H,tsfaia I'Bsroot Ffiiar evening. Aus
he The comparatively Der
an6 holders pretty e-nsfsiy
snd obtained srss. ih- brut-rs have g.
weeA iutstspns ~ uf sr Jpaud. -
Tar Mobile ~ Gr .sr.. ~ for the middrs qus-
rec question 10 rsdvc those
quoatou. hos d.dd they should stand though
hist favor OF bu,ef pafru
the I- ss-- s"ouHt 10 q 600 bales. OF
500 for -rport showing hat the
consumer. have operated uso.us, limited The
dsscrg u-t of 300 Upland ~ 4@ds M, 1880 o.
e.u.at - 10 Aabsms hale A. ~ 40 O Sa
psf b Tie import Tor .a.- um- 3so bales.
e supply ih port let January. oufs O 4s oN
giant ss fo "rod ssi from the Ure state
ssOtNO increase .OoNses IL stoek To-
10 100 bale ut WOO a. p~Ot
about % 90 sto~ms oi
~
The prospect. or she hsVs comn-rcrg he sottso
t-g gh svor.be sc no appearance 1T Of ts-ss
or D. csuseo further oepr-- ths Corn
-s tcusfh lnan Corn of Vhch the PIT has been a
-. irit Ll if,eN ofsg tie mse, decline of 50
~ ser eusf-i god and quses OF White an Yeti bstf
o. lnsfr psss sesed tnd out oi CONDITION. afs
selling "a S. qnsr-f American ftovs SOUND sne
oj sells u limited extent - 50 IL
..r b offered ssutt, go ale
Oily repoi-d the ~--s Of 20 BE- ~ -
hess pretty ssis 81 y
- pstV~t Tours respeeualN. 49, .... 800 . 80
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INDIA.


The express from Mnseilles. In anticipation OF the
Overland Mail reached Lcudon the 29ih ult by We
have sdvees from Bombay the sh June and Calcutta
~ The 18Th
ludis continued enjoy the perfect tranquility
Nd The monsoon almost the only topic on which The
Indian newspapers could descsrt This the rains
have been later than usual their arrival but they had
hlc plentiful AZ Ia more than compensate Tor any
ceisy In their recurrence.
The expected collision between Sir { Napier and Sir
W. Comm hsd come 10 pass Sir W. Comm arrived IN
Calcutta from The Maurus IN the full belief that
10 succeed Lord Cough commandern-chief and then
only learned that tho commission be hSd anxously
pec-d recalled and that hs place hsd been taken by
81 Charles Napier 81 least month before. In The
tine Sir Napier had only been IN, hai had
sgnec all the duties OF his station, and hsa set ca Tor
Sinlsh TO take command OF the army IN the Punjsoo
Al Mooltxn the breaches the dcensos during The siege
had been completely repaired under the ssle supeiin
tcndenee Of Major scott very few Of The native ner
chants had returned and large ProPoseo Of Inc houses
we're unoccupied.
IL feshswur 9 very different spirit prevailed Toe
PeVpe nsd poured Ia from the country discis n s1cn
sanders, that u was said The population hsc doooieu
snee TIE occupation. Toe CREST beats bad 80 m net
saeoagh ne troops vsF- ,r iudferenty provided WIN
'..sI'eis' 'hey "ess generality In good hesth.
hs utmost cs's ~ss taken throughout the fut~eo ~
IVsees zoe ihsabtsns against any eAScuous - NE par
1ne uoops snN 10 eslsbhsh the mosi complete rv4s
s.ns oet~e<e 'hs civil sns military ,A~sY
oe species 81 bsstsfd rebshoa SCI 90 foot ~ the re
Shed Apps sSie seems 70 lave been all but forgotten.
tas sslfmisb 10 Which Nj ior Onsow 80 unfortunately
81 ~ tS 20 have entirely eisconcerled the
s~sSss VI tbs ABSURD enterprise.
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Ii,DtDtA TRADE.
THE NERCHANTs' BOOK OF

DFtFRENCE APPLETON 90. have no"
Ii ..1g "a n~,v edlion ofTte Msrchsnu boos OF h-'ef
nee fof Debtor ard Creditor IA The United stars shp
I'D, b. Jane. HOcOmbe, editor Of - Snilhs hsf
camille Law Sc syO - 81
Me- Y-cs this toos In hs so1nuns 'oom "
yt~, 81 4n.ssc@a.fu lisfm>nfs for ostsinn< se"S-
,5- - prsi-n- sni ---r ,cmp-- Of ~ ssrn'h' 81
ro+. Ia IA. ~ 100 3-ots, the -'o .tt
rs,.,, w. rec l-1ty --1t 10 -eatsr-y sts-i-n-'
80 s..ns M s--f s7sh sd ne an NY 20 zoe
- t-ras uink, ioobul cDfn et1k Pon- u =
a. ou.g l-nt o. s.'lq', sns frf"r' '"s"
r-rstuf- Las- vel -<lso i'h~l ne
-. a. VII -, hat 10 Z. nay ard eftsu
,u,a a q o,aea.r subject ns'isf ~ "ofs IN osI
- =, oornsr.eu sny other ppoifstDo a~d fT"~-
800. =, more rsIu.Ds ofouf - Dss - gaze
- ,,. IN m th- ssbt sas,t q, .-ssy . - -'s'
49,. ana n-ary 5--erv-- pse- n ni- co1hiiaf 70
rsry h'.s.5~ ard "a oibsfs 4 's0'h % '''
r-rfsb~
= ~ f,.l W Smith, edition win l-fge Amen
=, idoluou. By Hoi.onDe and OloisOn vol syo VI
1u.T
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ship News.
SALEM. Aug iS-sRkivED schrs Rainbow, Ee'
own d L M.rth. Maria y York.

own So 5 M M.T.s .' Mas 4 Yc ''
BOSTON Auv I6-BgLoW SHIP Washington if,lns'
Liverpool pa July; AsE = HalsN IN nst sshr IoL
Wales July II; Mary. Gov Rrgg-, Gen lesson sna O.
ard Phia bns Ocean aud Mary stanton, bslmmrs ;
Emms Phila; schr.. Mary " -, Richmond N.,-e.
Wilmington, n c. Ellen, sorfos T. Asdeirs ~ Ha's
Telegraph, W ). Robbins. nd Csrd-nn, rms r. -
stevens, Assny sioop Monarch h1nao.t - 49, N,r
Scull Baltimore; George and Maudz fhllAi hoAe''
y Yors slss Wngh- Cod sprins 49,. r,.,.,.
CLEARED-shp Chieora Crons'sdii oeISs -, -
El-neur Helen M.ns. Baltimore brzs si.snls yIt :.
Prince, sussn and Caleb. Cufu', Turks lsAh1 'o"''
Abel Strong, fredericksburg; Lswn. y fots- ,o r..
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug s-AESivfp' bark juno D'''
SfW.BTpFORD. Angl5-AERiSED-schrs Splendid
I.m-.port: ] Ru,Iing. NHalmes Caroline and Oniano'
Phsde phia. Henry Clay. Albany CLfARED-soig ~ o.
Indian Ocean SAILED-Ship California NORM f1S4''
Accom-. haS- been we'd A. New Bedford that ihe
bNrk Gem Of ssg Hsfber Vas ost on Ne = - rr.p,
$500 IN gold dust and one or ~ o Of NE crew" u - "
pROyIDFScF A,v s-AssivrD-sehrs EHpres.
7snpsh.rnock and Corrlh SorJlk. hamri, Llp-ry. =
Doags.. " oifen M-xnanc and North Caroiina rnlie
isp1iA' pAfins sne eient R5,.dsai S,ugp-Schr.
Washington and Iransisnon, nosu.i 49,. -.
Ann Carroll Ssn.enond Tine, Slr1.k ifklmN, t9is
dale. VA Reeves, higoe-' D@eo'Ai anu ''~' 49,
NEWPORT. Az iLAssrFD-Schrs Sabine saVsn
nah Tor Somerset Triazph, Phisdrpnis' tyrone ~ ~
NXcHIAs. Aug Ii-CLrASro-Bsrk Ussnis, B0eno'
Ayres. S.ILED-Schr Gangrs. New lotA ,,..n A..
RASCOR Auz it-ARKivED-Bng Jonn hsfshA4' se''
Yors SAILED-Bng EIss L1cley ~ aos pnla - ~
AUGUST Aug +-AkSivED-Scs, S-- O-i', y -
PORTLAND. Aug lS-AEkivED- Sf,k D.--lo, y s .,l.s
ton &c CLEAKEo-Scnr Mary -; ff-'erio 49, u
s,lyp-Brig Mourosr. Baltimore finsneier, rhlsa
NEWBURYPORT Aus L5-sAiLLD-senf Ofeson' 70
latrpHia NJ - c..--s.-, q,
BEvkRLY. Aug i5-S.iLEp-nA' ~ a-''' "
San francisco. ~.- ~. ~ NJ
So =, S.tr- Cav Head NJ forty miles. sehr bsl
80. Of Msrbi-h-.s ron Port AZ Prince, TOT Boston
| -. d. nd a .ick
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Ietters from Berns that the swiss Con'eoes-
ron bsvs orderecs levy Of roo mel 20 be ecso oncef
~ command Of Gen DufOur consequences Of the Vloa
no. ~ number Of Hesssn troops, Of NE terrVry hssI
srsehsrsen for which satisfaction was refused sno ~
,oa s1coencs q considerable body Of Prussab uoop
bs'og sss,mbed tho German line In the clfeeu0n u
srirsfi9d. ,.. .o,,,,.
s.ezerisnd which has been almost cor p-eie o' ~
IN II late ID The stirring pOhucel eYeDls =. -.
l the EurOreln Continent is ones more shs,kink :" ~
rrs Tie swiss csntgus more especially bass sho .ue
r,r,h m csftos swarm with political fei1see' u sVeIy
sfsds OF opinion Numbers Of to Insurgents imyhcseo
h. H. re.nt BADEN insuuscuOn have sought refuge on
- ,sr,,forv and their exusdllOn has been os
ended by Inc Prn.sisn generals. The coDseqsence IT,
.ics in marching Order and something Ike hOsiIe
.s,i,na. Ia. been assumed ~ lbe two parties