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The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
pg- ELECTION TICKETS j! 0sa

We shall commence in a few days to print
tickets for the approaching election. Those
who design to have orders filed at this Office,
had better hand them in at once. Candi-
dates also, who wish their names inserted had
better make immediate application.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

THE COLUMBUS FEMALE INSTITUTE
We learn that the regular session Of this
School commenced on last Monday with ev-
cry promise of success. A large number of
pupils werein attendance the first day, while
each succeeding day continues to increase the
number.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
From the N. o. PicaYul
TELEGRApH


Ew York Sept 20.
Fartser by he ,Steansr Baltic. The
steamer Baltic experienced severe weather.
She brings ninety passengers, including Com.
Stevens of the yatch America.
Foreign Markets Cotton firm; demand
moderate. Sales Of the last three days
1000 bales; 5000 bales were taken by
spectators and exporters. Far upland 81
d, Orleans Sd. Flour unchanged Corn
firm white 27a28s. Provisions quiet
Iu London, plantation Coffee has de1
clined e. Molasses declining TalloH ad-
Yanced Cd.
Death of an EI4alish Earl The Ear
81 Donoug ghmore Il dead
Harees harvest IS spleneid IS
every respect.
be steanier of Manchester aI e
at Il pool u he 4th, al The ca1a64 Sc
The English papers Nith aceoun
el ae snean thf
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
From the N. o. Pieayune.
The Revolution in-Mexico.
Camargo taken by the RevOlutionists.

By the arrival Of the steamship Yacht,
Capt. j. S. Thompson, we have Brownsville
papers to the oath inst, which contain the
startling intelligence of a successful reyoIu-
tion in that portion of Mexico bordering on
the Rio Grande
We find the following in the Rio Bravo of
the oath inst, published at Brownville;
Pronunciamientos on the Rio Grande.
We copy from the Bien PuJ5ico of Mata-
moras the following plan and pronunciamien-
to, signed by Don Ignacio Canalez and other
citizens Of Guerrero, and forwarded by them
to the commanding general of the Mexican
forces at Matamoros. The movement seems
to extend throughout the State of Tamaulip-
las, and it is said will be general in all the
Northern States Of Mexico.
The Patriot forces are commanded by Col.
Don Jose Maria j. Carvajal, and already
number nearly thousand men. His plan
and pronunciamento are extensively circula-
ted throughout the Republic, adopting the
twelve articles of the Guerrero Patriots.
The movement looks truly formidable; and
we believe is 50 regarded hy the authorities
fof the general government over the way.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

"a the water, % aise his
sible clean LIT by : little sds1f.iano n
true way and profitable one. IS % nav 3.
ilpefal adgeriising, and then use
the mill-Wllecl turning al tile time
psopie VII certainly send their erist af.s.
Wnlle' Depend upon II, bali Of ile bas;s
men eAo @Durst up might avoid the pair II
ana elsa.tFous event by resortine d ~
|PrlnteF instead Of the shaYcr's aid, ID Mi
them up Ilalf tie sum paid for sbav;1S
and other follles would make the foolish ms
who pay for those luxuries, rich and CONT
table: Try 1t and see. We wish thai ~.
merchants, mechanics, and business ns- -
generally could realize and appreciate tI.
importance Of advertising" ~
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

pG- See the advertisement of Col. Jno.
K. Ottley, in another column. As all will
attest who know him, the public cannot find
a more onterprising, worthy or liberal gen
tie. Those who make his acquaintance eth
er for purposes Of social or mercantile inter
course, will be sure to appreciate it. Try
and see!
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
Nesting in Philadelphia.


An immense meeting Of the citizens Of
Philadelphia, who are in favor of sustaining
the law, and who condemn the recent pro-
cecdhgs at Uhristiana, was held on the eve
hing Gf ;he SSh ult. Gen. Patterson pre-
sided, assisted by thirty-six vice presidents
and tw,lyc secretaries The resolutions were
sutdcieEtfystrJng, as the following specimens
will prove:
BeSo'sd, That, as the event which has
brought SO much shame upon our community,
occurred in ueighborhood not far from the
place who're violent Abolition convention
was held but few months ago, the act, if
not aetuaEy-eontrived by them, is but the
natural result Of their teachings, and has
been indirectly countenanced and cneour-
aged ly tie enemies Of the fugitive slave
law and Of our Southern sister States.
Rfs1'ged, That the moral treason which
vas den 5uneed by the fifth resolution passed
at tlc great Union meeting IN this city in
Noyensbef last, has burst forth in be0vert
act, ana assumed the character Of positive
legal treason, and Should be SO dealt with
and punished.
Res0lted, That those who teach bloody
instruction. 70 others should have the pols0n-
cd chaice returned to their own lips; and
sympathiseTs with rioters and traitors made
to feel the seorn and contempt Of an intelli-
gent aud patriotic people
Eeso}pcd That the Legislature Of Penn
sylvaiiia berequested to make an appropriai
ton to refund to the citizens Of Maryland
all the oxpanees which they may have IN
Cured ia lociailping from peril theis fellow
citizens, aud in bringing to justice the con
fpirators against the peace and honor Of eu'
Comm2pHeahh, and the laws Of the Union
DEspERATE AFiaAY -Wm. Lauqhlir
end Wia.silk fought j. New Orleans on Sun
day evening last with dirEs Laughlin wa,
killed almost instantly, having been stabbed
in foqr different places AIr. Laughlin hai
beena merchant some years in the city, ans
at lhc Hmeof his death was oneof the nom
inees 81 the pcmoeratic party for the Legs
latuTe a. Alderman re city na apiaiI
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

e aees.s sfs form today pro.
claimed, and until Ne pel the enelay nom
cur TERRITORY order hat the frontiel states
magsecure their future felicity, and make the
desrots who il abit the palace Of the Monte
zumas understand The claims aud rights oi
freemen shall respected
Vivala IibcHad Death to the lyrants
JosE MARIA y. cARyAJAIe
Canp near he tosc gf taplaTgo, ospt ie
-Annioersary "a dierican Independence
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

TIE Fugitive Stare Riot in Syracuse.
After the fugitive slave was arrested in this
city yesterday afternoon, the mob, armed
with clubs, axes, crow-bars, &C., attacked
the poliece Office, where the negro was con-
fined, and broke down the partition which
divided them from him. One officer, who
had his arm broken, bore away the slave in
safety The other officers had hard strug-
gle with the rioters around the building
where the negro was confined. There was
much excitement. Addresses were made
calling upon the friends of liberty to stand
by and see the affair through P. j. Lier,
the allcdged claimant for the fugitive slave,
has been arrested as kidnapper and is to
be examined this morning.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
Advertising.
As our mercehnts are reeeiging theiF neH


AS our mercehnts are receiving their new
supplies, and the Fall trade about to be
opened, ne take occasion to commend, most
earnestly to their serious consideration the
following reelection Of mind well stored
with the knowledge deriyedfrom experience,
and of the true secret of all success II oceu-
patton depending upon the public patronage;
Nothing IS more clearly settled, or more
universally admitted, than fhatth best money
spent BY q business man IS that PAID for
advertising. The faetlas been demonstrated
throughout the world Men VIII pay enough
1oT handsome sign, 70 embelish their stores
tor elegant windows aud for oysters drinks
segaTs, confectionery and kniek- -lnaeks, t
pay half dozen years advertising lills
aud all without any hene6t r their busines
O taemseiys, @ be gained freely adrer
Using Hundreds OUGHT @ ae paid rller
tens aEe not merchants would thirty
and make money The Albany Erenini
journal say cry truly
does nQ answer to dabble llY il
the mater nan naas
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

ii caused panle y g G a.se
The Lonaon STANDARD thinks That g s 3 ailel4s
crisis Is approaching.
FFaacs eyeral depart ents in France
have been deolaredi ID state of seige, Ia con-
sequence Of accounts of disturbances The
nersons implicated ia Paris have been nearly
ali acquitted.
Amsterdam, Hamburg and Antwerp mar
kets are dull.
Fdiiurcs.-Cannpbcll, Amot g Coz con-
lneetea with the South American trade have
failed for q large amount " Mcneil q
Co., and Spencer, Arhlain q 20, nave Ialieq
heavily
Cod IN Australia. London and Liver
pool papers still speak fayorably Of the dis-
ooyeries ofgold in Australia
The Great Exhibitions Sixty thousand
persons visited the Great Exhibition on Mon
day.
A French war steamer was to leave Hayre
ON Tuesday, with dispatches for Washing
ton from the French Government and the
American Minister, in relation to Cuba.
Spain.-Gen. Armero has been appoint
cd Minister Of War, which he has accepted.
Gernaaav-Account from Frankfort
state that three chiefs of the Democratic
party have been arrested on charge plot
ting to overthrow the existing institutions Of
the country Important papers have been
seized.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
PICKENSVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE

4 Report Is, | understand, IN general circula-
L 4 ton, that the price OF board has been raised
at The Pickcnsvlle Female Instituter This re-
port Is altogether false. The price of board. in
Gliding washing, lights &c. IS sIOPer month, the
same as heretotores
oct. !, Jl.-27.3ts R. BRADSHAW
gg- The Columbus, Miss papers viii please
copy.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

THE BORED WELL After summers
campaign of untiring industry and perse-
verance, the cold gentleman" and @Jack"
have at last succeeded in overcoming all OBJ
stacles, having obtained a copious and steady
stream of excellent water "9Twas con
sumaton deyoutly wished for" not only for
the convenience Of the place, but also for
the reward of that priseworthy industry and
patience with which the above named con
tractors overcome the thousand and one per
plezities they encountered The we'll is sit
|uated near the intersection Of Main and
Market streets, and while we write, foun-
tain Of pure and delicious water is gushing
forth at tue rate of some twenty five gallons
a minute. Think Of that 70 parched and
thirsty cripplos Of a less favored place
Keeler's Almanac.
We have received a copy Of the Mississ-
::ppi Almanaofor 1852, published " 20.
I T. hEELER, Of this place Mr. 3. has pub
lished the Mississippi Almanacfor six years,
but this Is The largest and most valuable q
all It contains IL pages, IS full of statis-
teal tables, and much other valuable infor.
nation
Mr. Aeeier desires Us to say that he has
had over Eve thousand 81 these Almanac
printed for gratuitous distribution and wish.
les every family throughout the whole coanI
itry to have oneof then, and invites aIl.MhG
may desire 90 q Almanac that is made for thi.
section Of country, to eall and get one We,
Eof charge They ean bad Il IS store
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. VIM. i. Sharkcy, and Gen. John D
freeman, will address their fellow citizens al
the following times and places:
Houston, Chickasaw, Tuesday, October 81
Aberdeen, Monroe, Wednesday, do %
Columbus, Lowndes, Thursday, do %
Macon, Noxubco, Friday, do "a
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
Rio GRANDE Cry, Sept. 20, 81

DEAR 1.-The battle has been desperate
ly fought and Carvajal has been victorious
1t commenced yesterday at o'clock, and on
ly ended this morning at Q. The Mexicans
done bravely, but were at last forced to sur
render, with some sixty odd killed and wound
ed Four officers killed, among whom was
Morales. On Carvajal sside none killed, and
only seven wounded. The military surren-
dered at discretion Carvajal is now occu-
pied in forming new laws and regulations.
There was no artillery with the insurgents,
while the Government troops had one or
more pieces. But the cannoneers were pick
ed off by the rifles until they could no longer
stand It, Yours in haste, j. II. p.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
NOTICE no TIL. CREDTToTRS m
HIRAM MOORE, DECEASED.

EIIERS Of Administration on The estate
IL Hiram Moore, late of Columbus, in the
county OF Lowndess state or Mississippi, deed.
having been granted lo the undersigned at The
September Tenn 1851 Of the Probate Court of
said county, he Hereby gives notice TO ali per-
sons having claims against the estate Of said de-
cedent to exhibit the same within the time linn
tied by law; or they viii be barred
CHARLES II. MORSE.
Sept Is, 1881. 25-6w. Admirsslralor.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
@ImauRRa.
MARRIED.

In this city, on the 9Th inst, by Judge
n. E. Goodwin, Mr.. JOHN S. MoRRIs, TO
Miss MILDRED HARRIS, daughter of Wm
H. and Mary Harris of this place.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
SCHOOL,.

HE undersigned viii open a classical school
4 IN tltls city, IN tie north east ward IN tl,
house formerly occupied. b tie Rev. YIN. Weir.
on Monday 9th of October The customary
rates of tuition will be charged.
REFERENCE
Rev G. ShafFer. Col. r r R;r,,ns
Maj T. G. Bewett, Hon. n. :. Be5,,e: B..5,,s.:'
IsCARR CROFT. NJ. A.
Oct. 1st 1851. 27-2w.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

1EFThe Rev. J. S. Gorsuch, son of Mr.
Edward Gorsuch, who was murdered at Chris
tiana, has published a letter addressed to the
Governor of Pennsylvania, charging him
with great remisness of duty in neglecting to
offer reward for the arrest Of the murderers
Hof his father, although he passed by the house
lin which his body lay before the warmth of
life hal left it. The reward was not offered
until five days after the murder, and until
the United States authorities appeared in the
vicinity no effort was made by the State au-
Ethorities to arrest the offenders The Gov
Iernor, he says, passed on to another section oi
the State on an electioneering tour, without
stopping to inquire whether the law had OF
had not been enforced by the authorities
/ lie also says thatan effort had been made BY
his brother to arrest one Of these fugitives
some time before, under d regular grand jury
Indictment for theft, but thatGoY Johnston
had refused to grant the requisition necessa,
Try to secure them with.
Miss Catharine Hayes
Of the FIRST Concert given By this lady il
New 1ork, the Express speaks as follows:
We think Miss Hayes the most perfect
singer Of the Ballad, ID is purity. NE have
ever heard. 1Ve cannot is ine q possible
improvement upon her q Department d
singing; whether se regard voice, manner
style, conception, feeling taste, science ex
eention 81 is the perfection equa sent
limental feeling and sentimental
III 9he Harpof Tara. and Kathleen "
lvourneen, this had is clearest fullest den
iIon the less meaning BIZ ot wa
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Co7aunersbip heretofore existing under
i the firm and style of OrTLEY & STARK is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. John K
Ouley alone IS authorised 10 settle tle business
of the late firm. JOHN K OTTLEY,
pFTEP STARK
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

Of the late firm. JOHN K OTTLEY,
PETER STARK
Columbus, Oct 1st, 1851.
THE Subscriber having purchased the entire
i interest of p. Stark, will continue the busi-
ness on his own account. He would here say
TO his friends and the public that he Is thankful
for former patronage, and wonld respectfully Sc
lcif its continuance. lie has received n well as
sorted stock OF Seasonable GOODS. which he
is determined TO sell low-cali aud examine for
yourselves. JOHN L. OTTLEY.
Oct Isl, 1851.
IT AVING sold out my interest in the concern
IL OF OTTLEY & STARK, | would still solicit
Tor my successor the patronage bestowed on the
late firm. PETER STARK
Columbus. Oct. Isl, 1851. 2s-tf
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09
Last Moment.

We just hear that the commandant of ar
tillery on the side of the Government was
killed, and some thirty other persons, mill
tary and civil. Camargo is taken! The fight
is up.
We have justreceived by express, says the
Rio Bravo, several letters, one of which We
give below, giving the details of the battle
'at Camargo. By postscript in private let
ter we learn that Mier & several other towns
are in the hands of the liberators:
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

HEAn Qu.HIEas. l9,h Rss . M.l

14kAp tlukI.TEls. 18th kEe. q 1I.l
Columbus. iss Sept o.
e lie hineteenth Regiment Miss Militia. will
pafaca m Columbus on Sasulday the 25th
So4ntnaneanta Of companies vii parade and
a.
sgiuenial ane vii Sc formed O'Clock
a. Iese sae righl resting II 'front.' Of
eoa1 eaea ceFs aud Sefgeants WiiIai-
tend ddr s. .ae same hour end place Tie tive
days previous.
B ofdel Col ~ BALDWIN
boEtVAR. q. SCeHxt
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

ElE N eighth ana tlitee o6t4leE ID III |iH.9 eld
on1 qparter heavy >lleedae ele b
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-09

To be read to the Defenders Of Me,rican Lib
erty, aeho, ander ny orders, s,cear to com
bat against IyranfS:
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800 REWARD,

RUNAWAY in November last a black
boy named KENT; Kent ia about 80 years
old, is sllmimade, black with rather long
ha,r Tor SO dark mpleSion as lie lioa, ho
has very white teeth rather pointed, lis
smart spoken, and has pleasant counter
ance Ills iaids aro small and slim, and
lie has good feet and ancles, with hieh in.
step, and anu is about s feet Z inches high
heht Ewas. raised nbont horses, and has
workeda little at the black-smiih trade.
E The nbnvo reward will he paid upon his
saso delivery in any Jnil in the State so that
his owner will get him, with proofsto con-
v'ct'"n OF his having heen harboured by any
white person or free person Of color; or
fifty dollars if his owner gets him. t
On his recovery tho amount will be paid
by application to mo or to my Attorneys at
Sumtcrville, Mcssrs. +. ]. g. M. NiosKs.
RICHARD G. RICHARDSON.
Fulton $. G. March 26ih, 1861 o3 If
G1" Camden Journal will please copy
until forbid and send account as above.
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BRIDGE OVER SCAPE
Ger, to Let,

at meeting Of the Commissioners for II
Ronds, held mt James I.owry's, on Tuesday. the
18th day Of March 1851, the following rcsolu.
!ions were introduced by Commissioner Warrcn
NIuldrow:
Resoired, That the Secretary of the Board
give notice in the papers Of this District that tho
snd Bridge nt Nfuldrow's Crossing is not in TIM
Yelling condition, and that nll persons crossing
over the said Bridge, will do on their own re.
sponsibilty and risk. And also, that the said
Bridge will be lct out for repairs on Friday,
the 18th day of April next, nj the said crossing,
Mt 10 o'clock In the morning and That Com
mittcc, to consist of five members of this Board.
attend on that day, to receive proposals for do
Ing the said work; the Committee to consist of
Capt. Warren NIuldrow, John S. Bradley, Rob..
>. Alcfaddin, Hamilton Withcrspoon, ana Cob.
Stephen Locostc. Any person wishing to OK
anime the work can do SO by applying to Capt,
Warren Mnldrow, previous to the day Of letting
out. Only one of the Bridges is in bad repair
BY order Of Tho Board
STEPHEN LACOSTE, Sec'ry.
March Goth, 1851 90 8,
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BY his Excellency J. II. MEANS. Govern.
'1or and Commander in Chief in and nj no, - -,
the State of South Carolina.
''KTTHEREAS, information has boon -
aH ceived Mt this Department Thar tHTarR
sssON VAIGNEUR, charged viii III, ,bo "Hm. con,
sanssion ofan atrocious Murder MAS
Ted from jail at GiIlsonvillp. in ibe Sat-
aforesaid Now, therefore, in ordcr ,ha, @
dhc said jackson Vaigncur NAV bc brounh, ,'h,
ito trial, /, JOHN RI. MEANS. T3nynrnnnr
"ofthe State Of South Carolina. do herah,
offer a reward of TWO EHJNDREn
1DOLLAkS Tor the apprehension and de-
livery of the said Jackson Vaigneur TO ~ u ,,,o
Sheriff Of Beaufort District or into an,,
Z. jnil in this State.
The SAID Vaigncur is about five feet
nine inches high: black eyes, hair and
beard; dark complexion, about twenty three
years OF age, and has the ,end of his right
.lorehnger cut OIL about tho middle of the
nail. @''
Givcn under my hand and tho seal of1be
State, at Charleston, the 10Th dav of April.
IN the year of our Lord ono thou.
l.. >. sand eight hundred and fifty-onc.
~ )and in The scventy.filth year of
the Sovereignty and Independence of the
United States Of America.
BY the Governor. J. II. MEANS.
Benz. PERRY. Secretary of State.
The several papers in tfis State, also the
Augusta Republic, Columbus Timns, and
Savannah Georgian,are requested Ia eiyn
the above three Insertions, ono each week.
and forward ihciraccoants for payment to
ahs Department. 4 ~. li;5,',
April LII. 1851 25 AZ a
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List of Letters

Ramaii,in ing in the Post Office, Sumrervillc. S.
C.; Quarter ending, 3lss March. 1851.
n-alr., Pcnelope Anderson, John Andrews,
Nathaniel Bradford. Martin Bnrwick. Mo-
s,cs Bcnbow. James NJ Bynrs. William Brown.
James i5 Brunson Mary Brnnsuri. Brannan &:
Nloycs. Wm Be!ci,.r I, I3 Barrow, J Bradley,
+. } lselser: Mrs Anna Brown, A Brown,
Ned Bay, Mrs NJ Ernwn.J Il Brown.
lGr. James 3 Christmas, B K Gain, Mrs NJ Gro.
G'mn, I Coghlan, Suml F. Chandler. ] III
,,handisr. ligiHy- caa,y,-D T Co.yer, Elijah N
EE.lInnnah r. Evans, NJ Elkin, Miss Louisa
Ellis, George Eve.
F-james Foxwor.h, Wm Furman, WIN FRYER.
G-iIrs Nelly Grooms. A N Gunnison. A A
Gilbert. Mrs T. A Gordon.
Ii--R + dickson, DR. w ii yTIolloy,nnn, JOS c
II---IinUiilnn Husbands, w s Hudson John
l'"rrin. William Harris Es
SON Son. I'm InE oTv 'Jn,s Jnnss " ,Snkins Mr. Jack
k-llcnry J krrby.
f-Mrs S w ]! Ieg=:.. DR. Joseph Icc: Mrs Ell
len C. Lindsay
ND Il Alcl.aurin. w S Mitchell, Mrs. Louisn
1Iurrell. Dr VI Moore, Mr. Muse. AW Mixen.
g Miller, Mrs Lucinda Marshall, VIM ]
Nlrl.u, 'Ihos p Mcqueen. James AlcKennn
Mrs Eliza Nelson, \ \ Nc,iica. John Navy
man. .,
O-pn,rck O'Sullivan.
Pm Powell
n-l.ylia Robinson, Mr. Ripley. Mrs cn,harinc
krcs; Rn:nn. Ainj or David Reid Miss Sa-
r:th Rrnms, TC. Richardson
itiinm Sntllc, l. B Scott, w Shaw, Saml
y, y Stall. w I Spann John Smith
Il: i-Rev \ Tally, Miss Mary Tenant, A III
thomson. J Tinlnl.
WI " Wilder, Saml Watson, John White, w
u Watson: G G. Wheeler, II S Wilson.
HENRY ILiYNSWORTII, p. VI.
NJ 30 81
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ORDER NO. i:
The Officers and Serpennts Of The following
Brigndes will cncamp and ii,c following REM
merits will pnra,I. for review and drill q, such
times and places as herein stated. viz;
! 'The Ollicrrs md Sergennts n ,b. s,L b,;n.
atle Of Infantry nnl the S,h Regimen, If CnS.
nIry will assemble M Godfrry's Ferry on aJm.
dnv The I7,h ainrcI ncI, an, cnc,mm ..f,il
o'clock Ni. ;Is.fee.~ tIsE - ~ !, : ,
| The Officers anil serpean,s or I'M, d,b hr;r.
ado of Infantry will nss,nble near Charleston.
MT such place ns Brig. Con. Crnikshnnks. will
camp "full five ,]nys. commencinr an Man5ny
nj Is o'clock. M, The 4th Regiment Of Cav.
airy will encnmp with either brigade of inf,n.
Try and paruile with suci, Regiment Is Of Infantry,
as the Brig. General NAV deem, pr.,,s.r.
~ THE intorcntient Battalion of Infantry. com
posed of The companies of ilisto island
malaw tohn' "a Isloi,tl M ali,ns nd tSS.ff
parade Mt their Battalion parade ground on
Tuesday. tles / 9Th Is trif ns3t.ss X
Tho l3sIi ReeiincntEnf Infantry will tSrntle
nt Wal,crbaro on Friday The 18th April.4
The Beaufort Artillery, and Bear Con,pany.
Hilton Head Coni,rany, and The 81, Helena
mounted Rifle Company will parade at Beau
fort on Tuesday tl,, a2I April.
Tho I2th Regiment of Infantry will parade
at Coosavhntchie, on Friday tie 25.h April
Tho i3l Regiment of Infantry will rnS7,de
nt Bnford's Bridge on Tuesday tha 29,h April
The llth Regiment Of Infantry will parade
mt Ashley gEon Thursday the Lat May next.
The 81 Regiment of Cavalry will par,le st
Iiolmnn's Bridge, on Saturday the 3l 5Iay.
The l5th Regiment Of Infantry VIII parade Mt
Willanson's oy, Tuesday the 9th May
I'hs liih Regiment Of Infantry will parade q.
Orangebnrg on Friday the 81, Nay.
The Officers and Sergeants, of the 81 Brig
ntlc Of Infantry. md tho 81 Regiment of Cavnl-
ry, will assemble nj Orungehurg on 5Ionilay the
18th May, aud cncalnp ''fnll five days" COM
mencing on Monday. Mt ~ O'clock, NJ.