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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

M An fED-fhe butchers, t,rnccry ke.nar.
w and others, to know that JOHN DoEs ~,
for sale three SPRING WAGONS, made az pressiv
Tor city use. These Wagons must be sold ~,
week, in order tn make shop room AnnIv us us
- corner sis and Broad streeIs fnh * ns 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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1875, STRING IMPoRTArIoNs.IocI
CI.ARKSOE, ANDERSON l. co.
Ne. lUe Main ST Richmond Ia
7T70RTOis E-siiELL COMB She Il

fEWW TUIS Ell { o VI Il III he finest
/ English Hair aad Tooth brushes Lubin' y
Lxtracts sud soaps Pomddes and cosIuetiques ::
Porte Monnaies and Purses; Travellers Mirrors
and Flasks Perfumed Vienna Matches ard Cigar
Lighter Hair Dyes and Kestoraiives; Low :
Brown Windsor Soap; genuine tafiGa Cologne +;
Florida Water, and other toilet requisites toI
sale at MEADE n BAKERS Drug Store,
NH q ls6 Main st. cor above - u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22


JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ. D. Medical
ROB1. T. COLEMAN, M. d., Examiners.
WORKMAN & WYATT. Agents
mh 29s-etif !? Main street, Richmond
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81 0FRANk's RESTAURANT,
NSA f51 CORNER OF - 62EUnn
\SesS VIII hs opened on SATU HU-a i -, lns
22rd I8teh. lsti, with q aaw aud choice stock of
Liquors, WINES CIGARS Ne.
The BAR will la constantly supplied with TIE
best WINES. LIQUORS aud CIGARS.
ne SNACkS 1T sll hours
NJ FREE LUNCH every day from IL to Ia o elk,
NH 22--2wr FRANK VINCE. Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

IN DOZEN sHiRTs-Made to our owl order
~ and warranted in every respect lust recsi ed
ana s0id along With the rest OF l.e stock At cost
ior cash. W. ). TtPMAN, Agent,
a. Ill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-Brvan's
y Pulmontc Waters, Browns BrcneaIal
1roehes, Nistar's Baisam, Dr. Roses Family
Medicines. For safe BY
". l.. WARlNG, Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22
I NELAY IL DANGEROI,.-I-heTeiors

ylELAX IL DANGEROUS hereiors lose
~ no time, but go Immediately TO LEvYS and
purchase all ypn may require As his store will De
closed en- Tuesday and " edneeday next, the Goth
and 18th inst, but will reopen on THURSDAY. the
18th inst. Therefore. those in want of cheap aud
desirable goods, should not delay, but go imme
dtateiy 20 the headquarters of bargains, where
all Kinds of Dry Goods eau be had at the lowest
n,fo
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ErALLiC FiKE-PKOUr PAINT, H.,

w best Paint for Roofs. This Paint If mixed
with good Linseed on, FORMS very hard motallic
Surface, capable Of resisting FIRE, and is durable
Paint Tor all out door work, For sale only by
Inh 20 WEI. SAlTLEE co, liz Main 81
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For the accommodation of those no wish to at
tend the MEETING at CHESTER, ON SATURDAY,
I'D inst, EXTRA TRAINS will leave Richmond
and Petersburg at 10 A. NJ; and returning, leave
Chester at $50 L. n Fare for round trip 81 80.
NH 22-?t THOS. II. WYSNF. Sppt.
r.. -.s..,,sss- NOT &c E-CHAN6k ot
49, sseIa..sss ! no R>-On aud after April
- -ssf--s~S%I the ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN will leave Richmond daily, SUNDAY ex-
cepted,) at o'clock p. M Returning, will leave
Milford at { 80 NJ SAM'L RUTH, supt.
Office R., +. X =. X. K. Compy,I
L. Mr. i. ~ Il. Al
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
TERMs--TwO DOLLARS PER ANNum.1
BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON. LR.
LIFE AND LOVE.
Life is garden fai and free.

LIFE AND LOVE.
Lille is a garden fair and free.
But tbs Love that holds the golden kew:
For hand and heart
Once held apart,
Lilies flowers are dashed with storms Of sor
row,
And bloom to day may be blight TO- morrow.
so reckless ever Of wind and weather
Let Life and Love be link'd together.
Life is diamond rich and rare.
p4t Love is the lustre that danceth there:
For hand and heart
Once held apart,
Life's je~els grow dim in the breath of sorrow
anu diamonds today may be dust tomorrow.
SO reckless eyer of wind and weather
Let life and be iipk'd together.
DIE has rich md smiling face.
But Love is the dmple that gives it grace;
For hand and heart
Once held apart,
L'fes brightest beams are blanched " ith sor-
row,
And roses today may be lilies to morrow.
80 reckless ever of wind and weather,
Let Life and Love be link'd tope ther.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
VOLUME YIH.---NO. 43.

sed about two hundred and City acres, and
has added to it about six hundred more.
Assisted by friends lie entered the Uuiver.
atty of Georgia in 1928, and in 1882
graduated at the head of his class. In
1884 he commenced the study of the law,
and in less than twelve months was enga-
ged in one Of the most important cases in
the country. His eloquence has ever had
a powerful effect on juries, enforcing, as it
does, arguments Of admirable simplicity
and legal weight. From 1887 to 1S4O he
he was member Of the Georgia Legisla-
,ure. In 1912 he was elected 10 the State
Senate, and in 1853 was elected to Con-
gress. He WAS member Of the whig par
ty in its pamiest days, but since its disso-
luton has acted with the men of the South,
and such has been the upright, steadEast
aud patriotic policy he has pursued that
no one in the present era Of faction, selfish
pess or suspicion, has whispered an accu-
sation of selfish motives or degrading in
trigues against him. In the House lie
served prominently on the most important
committees, and effected the passage of
the Kansas Nebraska bill through the
House at a time when its warmest friends
dcspaired OF success. lie was subsequent
~ appointed chairman Of the Committee
on TERRITORIES, and was also chairman of
lbE anociol ~, ,,1,;.,l,
the Lccompton Constitution. BY bis pa
triotic course on various measures he has,
from time to time, excited the ire of many
OF the Southern people, but he has always
succeeded in coming out of the contest ip
flying colors, and his recent elevation is q
mark of the profound respect entertained
for his qualities as man and statesman.
Mr.. Stephens is most distinguished as
an orator, though lie does not look like ono
who can command the attantion of the
House at any time or upon any topic. His
health from his childhood has been very
feeble, being afflicted with four abscesses
and continued arrangement of the liver,
which gives him consumptive appearance,
though his lungs are sound. He has nev-
er weighed over ninety-six pounds, and to
see his attenuated figure oent over his
desk the shoulders contracted and the shape
Of his slender limbs visible through Lis gar
ments, stranger would never select him
as the "John Randolph" of our time, more
dreaded as an adversary and more priced
as An ally in debate than any other men,
ber OF the House Of Representatives.
When speaking he has at first sh-ill
sharp voice, but as he warns up with his
subject the clear tones and vigorous sen
tvuces roll out with somorousness that
finds its way to every corner of the i'm
meuse hall. He is witty, rhetorical and
solid, and has a dash of keen satire that
puts an edge upon every speech. he is
careful student, but so very careful that no
trace of study is perceptible as he dashes
along in flow Of facts, arguments and lam
guage that to common minds is almost be-
wildering. Possessing hosts Of warm
friends who are pround of his regard, an
enlightened Christian virtue and in6exiLle
integrity,suci is Alexander II. Stephens,
the Wee President Of the Southern Coufed-
eracy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
AN ACT
To Incorporate the Due West Female
(LoI1ono

]. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives, now met and sit.
ting in General Assembly, and by the all.
thority Of the same. That ]. I. Lee, r. c..
:>hasp. J. N: Young, w. r. Pemphill, ].
J. Bonner, D. O. Hawthorn, A. G. Haw-
thorn, j. p Pressly, J. r. Wilson, J. Gal
loway, r. G. Grier, and J. L. Miller, and
their associates and successors, be, and they
are hereby, created body corporate, by
the name and style of the Due West Fe-
male College, for the purpose Establishing
organizing and conducting a seminary Of
learning for females, in the village Of Due
West, in Abbeville District; and that said
corporation, by the name aforesaid, shall
have power to SUE, and be liable to be sued
in any Of the Courts Of this State to use
a common seal; and to make all such by
laws, rules and regulations, as i may deem
necessary and proper for the establishmen ent,
organization and government, of such semi
naryof learning, and the stransactiop of the
business of spch corporation: Prouided
he1oeuer, Such bylaws, rules and reglla-
tions be not inconsistent with or repugnant
TO the laws; of the land. ,'z .ir,s
|; II. The said corporation shal! have pow.
Eer o purchase, acquire and bold property,
real aud personal, g 70 an, amount not ex-
.ceediug two hundred ,ihousand dollars, and
The aari, sfo sell and convey and tshall al
g hsys power g 6 grant 3 aipionas S.e e md
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
WHEN THOU ART NIGH.

WHEN THOU ART NIGH.
When thou art nigh. it seems
Anew creations round;
The sun hath fairer beams,
The lutte a suffer sound.
Though thee alone l see,
AID hear slone thy sigh,
Tis light, tits cong to Inc,
Tis all-whcn thou art nigh.
When thou art nigh. no thought
OF grief comes o'er my heart;
only think-conld aught
But Joy be where thou arta
Lille seems n waste of breath,
When far from thee l sigh;
And death-ay. even death
We're sweet, if thou vert nigh.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-03
CeYalry =.

Cayalry #
- .roned we'll q, wsr Verde,
WIN ssbres ringing Nv our side
The vsr,ius .knsll 1T adeath 10 ~ ~
" 10 hold the holiest G use In tnralI;
The SACRED Right
Which grows 70 Night,
The .day which dawns in blood'red lsns.
Weaponed well to war We ride,
To conquer, tide what may oeside,
For never VI heHesah the suns 81 EssA
Was battle by the devil won; fsa
~ For what 10 thee
Defeat may be,
Time makes glorious victory.
Weaponed well to war We ride
Who braves the bait wins the bride;
Who dies the death for truth shall be
Alive in love ernally;
49 Though dead he lies, y
tssss ia Soft, starry eyes as
Smile hope to him from purple skies. 81
Weaponed we'll TO war We ride
ilurrah! for the sdtging .tbnnder.tide; ages
When the cshnon's roar makes all seem Urge,
Aud the war horse screams IN the crusnins
c. arge,
AID the rider strong
~ Whom ne pears along
Ia = death dart shot At the yielding throng.
Weaponed well to war We ride:
The ball is open, the hall is wide
The sabre, Ms it quits the .heatb, ls
Aud beams with the lurid light Of death,
Aud the deadly glance
OF the gitterinE lance
Are the taper.iights Of the battle dance.
+
Weaponed well to war We ride
Find your foeIuen ON either side,
But wo 10 those who miss the time,
Where one false etcpis deadly crime;
Who loses breath
In the dance OF death M
Wins nor wears nor wants the wreath.
Weaponed well to war We ride
Oar swords are keen, our cause is tried;
When the keen edge cuts and the blood runs
free,
Nav we die in the hour Of victory!
We feel no dread;
The battle bed,
Where'er it be. has heaven o'erhead.
LELAND.
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70 Pnbls.leers--A Boy r,o.,.

Ny ann, Joseph K.nnarsi. ntaut 5 years old.
eft hssslc the xOtn April, under ,nost j.,re
Ing circumstances, but for which, h4 was nat n
blame, since when he has not been found. When
heard from, Al Pskin and Peoria, he wa. passing
under the name VI R.b,nson. A. lie has work.
ed about y year ut the printing bu,iuess, he viii
be likely 70 Geek employment At Il again. Anv
Information % To h,A safety and whereabouts
will be most thankfully received, and panrrs
throughout the canntsy will coufsr a very great
favor BY copying this notice.
ALrHyus DAyMox,
Editor Canton llii.) Rsgistes.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-03

RBSuRSRD no THk S0Gfa. Rev. d.. Hoge, A.
cocissed 9th Dr.. Spring In the pastnrate OF the
Brick Presbyterian Chn,ch, New York, preash.
ed = farsxeil srssn0n last sunday, preparatory
to returning n v.rginis. his native Slal. The
church vas crowded u ia utmost capacity. Dr..
h admitted frankly thss biz sympnthies were
With the 8outh In the prea@nt struggle, and no
''lonced ~ link his fortune with tia Own Wiz.
Eiaia, whsthes Tor dslsae Of ssivmphs
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SoLpIERs' FAIR IN MARcnING.-A cor'F'
dent sends the i,lIo~he receipt ir aslBs
excellent composition ior anuil ,,rg ,br hi
soldiers dining long maich,s T.ke iQuslpiai
OF gum canph"r, olive oil NJ ruir h,ss'ihti
NIX them tcg-iter WIN until ihtr Hr ph'
AID hccan'e sslvr. At Right Ssh ne no
well, dry them, then apply rbt AIR, ddp1'
on clean stockings and sleep shh 'ts" % :.
Next day th" feet will be in e,er,isii VAN ".
marching. Our correspondent prrsS'sr w
value OF this receipt in a jfprrey 's'''' :
plains 10 California in 1852 Seiehehs A'''
lt,An. -
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... ing pesssat Il ex.Ptesidens Tyler has 49,.
saAen eevn from ths ,otsnda ~ H.. C..;..s
!. g, ~ g lss Is.me. aud hang head down "a:
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rW tuo uAW8- Eye.
One week ago we had an alarm. and hundreds
OF the Iowa boys went to Missouri to aid the
Union men. That was only partially true, a.
you have, no doubt, secured the account. :
will only say there was one skirn,ish, one Union
mnn and five secessioaists killed, aad seventy.
five rebels taken prisoners, when, thinking the
war over. the Union men returned home. Yes.
terday messengers were again flying all through
the border counties. Col Craner, in command
Of the Home Guards OF Missouri, writes that
one thousand armed rebels have arrived in the
town Of Gentryvile, Gentry county. NO., with
two pieces Of artillery, and calls on Iowa to
come to his aid.
Lieut. Col. Edwards Is making arrangements
to send ten companies Of Iowa militia. Some
are already in Missouri. lie has also sent an
express to your town for cannon. Arms are
greatly needed in this part of the country. On.
" part Of the Home Guards are armed. and
that With the old Hsrper's Ferry mnsket Of 1928.
The Missouri Union men in the adjoining coun.
ties have no arms but shot guns and hunting ri.
6es. Give us picnty Of good arms aud amuni-
ton, and We can defs,d Ourselves and the Union
men In the border counties Of Missouri.
We must assist the Union men Of Missouri. a.
the 6rst siep towards defending Ourselves The
fcfcst In V,rginis ar0Vses new spirit Oi defiance
In those who are here batting for our country.
L ~
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A Panic. a, the Rebel c,,,,,,

me Enemy very Hhch DisqLSted--Jf Dn. |
Packing mp The PaJi,e R.cuds
The Philadelphia Ledger has the iOTo.v
story:
An intelligent Irishman who ar,ivea |, 4, I
city on Thur ,day finn Richmond, p;,e. D. an,
interesting intelligence in Irgard 10 .a.s,
the eapit,i o the Couiedtracy. Like all i.
from the North, our Informant vas looset =.
on as Black Republican, and he vas ,,s,.
before the Mayor oI Richmond On ihs. ,isn
The warrant Tor his arrest vas Issued % /,
oath OF "a fellow countr, man, but nurss 4
the lri-hmen Ia the city hearing OF the r,s. a +
threatened the iniolmcr, III the eonsidue A
safer not IT. appear at the hearing, aid tbe III
urit WAS discha, ged. Our informant b. II,
III Richmond for three months past, and tga
that time has had an opportunity Of tbslul
the gathering OF the Conf, drrate lorte:
The belief ut Richmond was, that the buzbs
OF troops concentrated at Manassas, NhsniS
came apparent that AN atta,k was 10 be M
was at least 220,n0n SO far as seen, The ties
passing through Richmond, as well as tss l
stationed III The neign3oihuod, until ot,t4
forward were well fed, but poorly csDilcd III
were uneitanly in their habits, AID ean.,qrsrt
ly suffered greatly from disease. The Washing
ton Artillery, of New Orleans, wa. the r.ekI
corps of the army. The Louisisn, IoeASg
are made up of the scum of New 0llrshs, n
the oni, Frrnchman in the regine nt left /
Richmond and joined an artiIyry cnnipsiy
Thursday, the day of lie aiiyek TN Buif. r. +
the newscame TO Richmond that The FeSH
fo' ers had out flank, d the Conl, derates; D
the secession amy was roGt, d and in rtiu |
upon Richmond, closely followed by the ula
States army
Thi- Intelligence created paric in the Il
For weeks past the merchants have. been sa{
ing their grods into the country, ano whrn
news OF the deie & began to circulate, the Uss;j
feeling ~ de its,!. known, and the eirrs
very generally clamored Tor surreude, 4fzs
city, in order 10 avoid its bombardMsi ,ad |
consequent Destruction by the F,der uO0ys-I
The pressure Of public sentiment vas 30 gssj
that J..5. Daris oyderedhe public rso@Ss, 4,
pached up and se'" on 10 Rale,gh, Nor.h Cords
and it Was understood that tie rebel PrsiarN
aud his Cabinet we're preparing to remove Ii
to that city.
Our informant succeeded in getting a ~
both for himself aud wife, from the Seerxf
OF War, through the intervention OF the b
Consul, and he had left the city when lie
at Manassas occurred on the Sunday "a
ing. AT the time OF the battle he was 50
the scene OF action rs to hear the cannon.t
He took the cars from Richmond TO EEf
burg, and from thence trsvt, d north on ~
back AMI in wagons, drawu for the mos, pin
oxen. Hisexpenses for he journey, Tor ~
sell and wife, are sl35. Pa.sin. through
ryland b" found secession Rampant, az
gives 1t as his opinion that there sre NOR
ion men in Richmond alone than in the shs
MARYLAND.
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. 4 s,tsr b sAs National Iutellieeuce,
49,. 'es s.eassss WADE and Chandler, Repre-.
ssaAass' blske. Riddle and Norris, NJ. Brown.
= ssas-se-Arms u The ssnase, NJ. Eaton. Of
ana Ihos. Brown, Of Cleveland. he
s :. AAvisg checked TIE aging sssns..,s
s's = salls BON. until shs "a N-v
ssey esns p. fAsss senslensn hsa 70 a.
~ ssssr arms In ssder - eject shs obieet
- -. keaea sas sAss b ~ wrist By hsrs,.
= = 80 eetsinlss Two q shres onsa,,
vsss tns.ea back By thew.
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ST.. LOUIS, July 81, 1851.

ST.. LOUIS, July 81, 1851.
DEAR HAWK. EYE:-Iowans doubtless know
that there are some Union men in Missouri, but
they do not know how widely extended and how
deea the Union fe ling is. 1t is Tact that de.
serves comment that the three leading papers in
this city. the Republican, the Evening News and
the Democrat, are all svowedly Union papers,
Nor has there been at any time more tn one
Secession paper, and that was supported BY the
patronage Of our periparetc Executive. Surely
no evidence stronger than this can be given Of
the tendency of public opinion
The city is just now full Of returned soldiers
They report that tn find few Secessionists any.
where. They End Union men alarmed, morgan.
lied and lacking confidence in o another. but
they find them numerous and influential. All
the men of standing and prohity. in all parts of
the State, are strong Union men, but they are
held in terror BY knots of Secession despcradoes
who roam the country, and having neither pro-
perry nor character to jeopardize can only be
held in che k bs mimic bullets and bayonets
We are not disheartened by the reverse at
Manassas. and just now we are specially cheered
by the arrival of Major General Fremont. His
presence is host
This morning had the pleasure Of seeing him
review the regiment Of American Zonayes, 9Th
Missouri, under command of Colonel Morgan l..
Smith. The review took place at the Generate
head quarters, the residence Of his sister inl,w.
Mrs. Col, Brant. The soldiers appeared well.
but it was the General himself, who was really
reviewed Although the cynosure OF all eyes, the
modest soldier seemed wholly unconscious of the
attention which he attracted. The foreign gen
tlemen who are of his staff, the subordinate off,
GERS of the regiment, ard even the negro ser
vants In attendance, exhibited an appreciation
of their importance, but there was not the slight.
est trace OF it in the Asjor General He walked
quietly and unostentatiously alon.. the lines the
soldiers observing tie most rigid discp inc unit
he passed. and Then fessting their eyes with A
good look At their C0mmanirr He is sn,newhat
older than his pictures indicate. hs whsk.rs are
inclined TO grey, but his keen dark eye and com.
pact frame are as characteristic sever. No man
could have been appointed TO this depart nent
who conld concentrate A. can hr, the affection
Of his soldiers, or ~ successfully secure their
obedience or their sclf sacrifice.
Yours JAY
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1stsaAalY WAnA-rns fher.c......
k'y. .snea u sAs sh.As u loss ..d /.
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as PsosiA Z OqsavtA B. h ooly rur
90 ven g present. In consequences Of i. i !.
btDasieo q braire.a - - y.
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HANNIBAL, Mo July %, 1851


Mr.. EDITOR "A dispatch was received yes.
terday at Camp Lyon, st. Joe, ordering the I'd
Regiment to St. Louis. the rendezvous Of Gen
Fremonrs troops The Regiment left st. Joe
at SHUTDOWN yesterday and arrived here to-day
at ii o'clock. II will probably proceed imnle.
diately to Birds Point, as trouble is expected
in that region shortly. jackson says he can
raise 100000 men in Missouri if he can get arms
for them, end l believe it. 1t is our plan to
keep she enemy on Arkansas soil.
We left St. ice with some reluctance. Il is
pretty place aud contains many kind, good
people Major Peabody viii hold that place ut
present.
was some amused at seeing my Brush Creek
letter 10 the Hawk Eye and was surprised that
hid been at Boomepil2s. IL should have been
printed Bronsfield; aud also it was Macon. and
not Hannibal that was 1871 miles from Charlton
Bridge. Our Regiment has killed more than
twenty secesh since it has been upon the rsad
and has acquired the name of the "Bloody Sc.
cnnd.' The lst ard Sd not one, / believe We
have lost one by disease, one BY accidental shot,
and had one wounded in the Charlton skirmsh.
Very few on the sick list. Boys all eager for
light. H. S.
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- There % evidently disposition to bring
. charge Of treason sssinss Pstterson, and AZ
HE conduct y brought TO light there sppears
considerable reason Why no better character
should be sscribed 70 him. s@.