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DYSPEPS ST. A..
Liver Disease, Constipation,

AND A GREAT MANY OTHER DISEASES
having their origin in Disease Of the Stomach.
For the above mentioned diseases, it is SOW
crcign remedy, and will not fail in cttecting a
cure if the patient is not too penurious to persc-
we're in the taking Of the Remedy. If ono pack
age don't cure you, try another, and still another,
and rest assured it will not full in accomplishing
all that is promised. And another thing yon
may rest assured of, that you cannot take it long
without seeing and feeling that it hns already be-
gun to benefit you and if so, continue taking it
regularly, and follow out all tho drections-and
you WILL SOON BE WELL AGAIN.
The REMEDY is for sale by DR.. C. w. & J. Z.
HODGES and f. NJ. PENN, Edgefeld, S. c., at
81 per package.
July "a Gun 29
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Naval Engaycmcnts in ,,.c i:u!l.

New ORLEANS, :ia:. l:.-'!!! saturday, AUGUST
sd, the blockadins schooner Dar; exchanged five
Or six shots with the Confederate batteries oi:
Galveston Island, doing no damage On either side.
The following Monday afternoon tic Federal
steamer South Caroima icr, her usual station, ana
.lo"red almost within rifle shot of the batteries,
which orcncd fire na tie steamer, and were an
<were.lhy the S Carolina, which ihrcw III lis over
Tie city. They exploded il, The s;:, however, &C.
;ns no material injury. she'll exploded an"ng
t, rum;rr of !uok,:> "n, near ,hc batteries, kill
iny unc, a:.,, w"uni.:s two rr three.
Some II or Ii SLOTS were exchanged, when tic
steamer withdrew.
1; is believed tlat The South carolinian was
struck in the side, a;d had !:;rl piyot-sun cap
sized.
Great indignation Is cxr-cSscGaitic outrageous
attempt to lombard ;e city without giving notice.
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IIampton's Legion,

From the Charleston -lereury Of Monday, the
18th, we clip the following:
1t has been decided to change the formation of
this command. The infantry battalion is to be
incrcase, to a regimen; of ten companies, the cav
airy will comprise .;vs companies. and there will
he IN increase OF le!i 'icccs in their company ol
dying artillery With these numbers, Col. IIainr-
f,.l will tc doubtless .asc; I" the AK of Dri;a-
,!ier, and The nlanIr regiment viii ':psc :. C"o
ay, Lieutenant. C"o:,' ..'.l iiAi"r. The cii'"ers
>, cav..;ry AHA nr'ias. vii iy sc sai: Is '',r-
myriy. 4 small arn:j iii :s.!f Ills !I.i"9tcn'a
Ir.inn y will be. snreiY.
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State Of South Carolina.

ApJurANr Axn INSPECTOR Grs%&aL'S OFFICE,
Char!c>ton :. c., -.a:. 6. lSdi.
GENE"".iL 0AhE!". Va iGi.
!. TIE JACKSON GUARD hayirg been dnly
inspected. are hereby received G!:'i Incorporated
INFO TIE Sixteenth Eeginl"i.!, :. G.. NJ
IL. II. c. BURR hayn. hscn 3@lr cIrc;l.!
and commissioned Cap!ain "I t;r ,i7H..,n ;!;ar,l,
Si&tucn.h Rcgi,ncni. :. G. u, !. l.. 'C-NGIRaN
First Lieutenant. }. u. EhWAE!i.; S.,,.i.! LIEN
tenant. and ". J. CnNiNE0 ':::.':.i i.i.;::rn.nc.
they will l." olcycl and respected ;.r.urii;:y
BY order q! the Governor.
CHARLES II. SIMOETpN.
Acting Adj and INSPECTOR Genera! .! $. c.
Aug II 1t -
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From Richmond and New Orleans

RIcnNoSD, August IA report was current
mere yesterday that Adairal Dundas had received
orders to brine; the British fleet under his COM
;.:lni into Charleston harbor, regardless Of the
bocNa.c. The repor. is now thought = hoax-or,
.! least, prrniature.
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TIE FIELD AND FIREsIDE is now firmly
established. 1t is handsomely printed, in folio
;"run, fur binding. on the best paper, with clear
type. Every cxcrtiun is msdc to vndicato its
cla.s 30 hr ''TlIE FIRST WEEKLY PAPER
IN TIE SOUTH"
All wishing to become subscribers, will please
address JAS. GARDNER, Proprietor,
Augusta, Gu.
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Notice.

CIRCUMSTANCES r"::,,rr il cc<.ary tla.
~ be Estate Of Coz. :. C:'ri.te. acc'l., should
he ;.ut in 4 State "f Liquidation ai ;hc earliest
practical moment. hlI pcr$"Es owing; the Estate
i.y N".e or Account in the life time oi The TcSta-
tor. ~ requires! to make some arrangement as
to their debts ln the apti August inst. "r their
Notes or Accoun.s viii by put in suit without dis
tnc:inn. ". Z. M0RAGNE, Admir-.
Aug S. 1861. 2t 32
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

HEADQUARTERS, JULY 10, 1861.
NNY PROCLAMATION, dated July 18th,
lEE called for three thousand men to form en-
campmcnts, to DO received in companies for the
war;"
Now, this is to give notice that in raising these
three thousand men, will receive ten companies
to form regiment, nnl they may Immediately
elect their field officers, or they may do so after
they assemble at the cncampment. The rolls Of
the companies, signing distinctly "for the war, :"
and the certificates as to tho election of company
officers must first be returned TO tho AdiGtant
Generals Office. The first thirty companies
offered, according to the requirements of said
Proclamation, will be received. Ono Artillery
Company and two full Cavalry Companies, to
each cncampment, will be received; but these
will be attached, ut my time, to any regiment or
regiments that the public service may require.
July 81 4t 29
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post of honor at the Run-thc centre Of the lines.
The battle ranged within ono Company of me;-
yet nave never had the pleasure Of giving the
command Fire, in the face of the enemy; but
when do, you will not see it stated that We were
scattered like sheep, ard "fought in knots of ten
and fifteen" WE aare been drilled
EBERT BLAND.
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State Of South Carolina

ADIuTANT AND INSPECTOR GESERAI.S OFFICE,
Charlcston, S. G., August 5, 1851.
GENERAL ORDER no. lO2.
TUIGNARD RICHARDSON. Esq. is hereby
VA appointed 2d Lieutenant in Lucas Battalion
South Carolina Army; is commission to bear
date August Q, 1851
II. JACOB Y0UNGBLooD, Esq, is hereby
appointed ID Lieutenant in the Regiment Of In
fantry, vice 1t. Wur!cy promoted, and PIERCE
BAC0T, Esq, 81 Licu!ch;:nt. vice 1t. Powe pro-
noted Iiy order "r Tie Governor.
CHARLES II. SiMUNT0N,
Acting Aljutant General S.uth Carolina.
Aug II IL ~
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Blacks11lithing

WEAVING been thrown out of employment lry
Ill the hardness Of the times, and wishing to
support myself and fnmily by my labour, have
secured Mr.. Goodies l'rick Shop where propose
to do all kinds of BLACKSMITNlSG, particu-
larly repairing Bugsics and Carriages, lin 1ron)
with Plantation work, Horse Shoeng, &c. All
work brought to the Shop will be promptly ct
tended to. JOHN MALOl.
June ~ Il %
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THIRD VOLUME
OF THE
SOUTHERN FIELD&FIRESlDE
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.

yEyHE THIRD VOLUME OF THIS FAr0u-
commenced with the issue of May 25th, 1881. 1t
is published at Augusta, Georgia, every Saturday;
containing forty columns. of entertaining reading
matter: devoted to LITERATURE, AGRICUL-
TURE, ll0RTICULTTRE; at tho low price Of
Two Dollns per year.
It's Editors are: Literary, JAS. NATHAN ELLIS /;
agricultural, DASIEL LIE, NJ. D., Professor Of
Agriculture in Georgia University; Horticulture,
EIcToR LATASTE.
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Notice..

d HAVE several EXPERIENCED HANDS in
4 my Sh"r We are prepared to REPAIR BUG
| GIES, CARRIAGES. WAGONS. &c. Also all
work pertaining TO Wood OF Blacksmith Shop
strictly uttcadcd to-nol only for ncaneSs trt for
| durability. GEO. .. SIlsOIAEh.
Aug Ii oz
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State Of South Carolina

Ar''1 AM INSPECTOR: GENERALS 0r..wr.
Charleston, 5. G., aug 5, ISL.
GEsE'E:.hriL r!TDE'R, 80. Of.
"a s:nizc'l Company VIII" may hc in possession
u any public arms are hereby ordered to deliver
such arms tn sumr Commissioned Officer or the
lea. in which they may reside. Officers Of Beat
Companies will rcpor; the arms So returned to
ihcml To this Giiicc.
BY order Of the Governor.
CHARLES II. SIM0ET0N,
Acting Adj; and Inspector Gen'l S. c.
Aug II It 80
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n HAVE appointed a. STEVENS. of Augusta,
d my Agent for the salc Of my Pure North Car
uIina WllISkEY. All who wish to get choice
article, would do well to call and examine it.
]. HARRISON.
Charlotte, N. c., May 81. 1861. 3m23
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NTOTICE...AIl persons indebted to the Es-
" tate of g. W. Lantrum, decd, ure requested
to come forward Immediately for settlement; and
those having demands against the same will pre-
sent them. W. NJ. LANDRUM, Adm'or.
April II IL
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Notice I!

A IL persons arc hereby cautioned from ira
IA ding for either of two Notes given by the Sub
scrber with Messrs. S. +. Goode and E. Bland
us surc,ics) to DR.. NJ. LaBorde, the first dated
about 10Th Jan. 1860, for SSO5, payable lst Jan.
1869, with intcrcst-the other given at the same
timo for $3.50, payable lst January 1868, us tho
consideration for which snid Notes were given
has not been complied with, and am determined
to resist their payment.
p. R. BLAL0Ck.
July 81 81 q"
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Fine Flour.

VUST RECEIVED 25 BARRELS a No.
81 FLOUR-in Barrels, Half and Quarter
Sacks. which will be sold LOW FOR CASH.
L. R. C0GBURN.
May If II
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State of South Carolina

AnJurAXr AND INSPECTOR GrSEEAL's OFFICE,
Charleston, $. C., Aug 5, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 1O%.
A Ill Coloncls of Regiments throughout the
IA State, not including those in the city of
Charleston, arc hereby ordered to cause census
to be taken of the several Beat Companies under
their command. classifying al persons therein, to
wit: those between l6 and IS years Of age and
those between IS and -, and those between As
and 80. They will report such census forthwith
to this Office. BY order of the Governor.
CHARLES II. SIM0NT0N,
Acting Adjutant and Inspector General.
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Aug II
Attention, Volunteers

HAMBURG, S. c., Ara. 10, 1861.
a LII those COMPANIES nearest F" Camp But
"A. ler," and which have already handed in
their Muster Rolls, will please report Immediately
to me ut the above mentioned Camp.
BY order Of the Governor.
T. G.. LAMAR, Aid-do- Camp.
Aug II ct -
G1-Thc Charleston, Darnwcll and 0rangcburg
napcrs will ulcasc copy
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Attention, Military!
GILHAM'S
SCHOOL FOR THE SOLDIER,

SCHOOL FOR THE COMPANY!
CONTAINING Infantry and Rife Tactics. is
" now ready for delivery. Price, SO cents for
single copies sent by mail, prepaid on receipt of
price A liberal discount to the Trade and Vol
untccr Companies. All orders, either by Express
or mail, promptly attended to. Address
BRYAN g. THOMPSON,
Box Y, Augusta, Ga.
aur II lt# 3g
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Western Virginia.

Great indignation Is cxr-cSscGaitlc outrageous
attempt. to lombard ;c city without giving notice.
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NEWS IRODI BUEC0MBE /!

Aug II
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THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
THE UNIGN MEMBERS GONE HOME.
DiSup,On Members Gone to Fort Mellenry
FaupxnrcK, Nd, Tuesday, Sept. II, issl.

FRRpERICK, Nd, Tuesday, sepf IL, ihi.
Immediately after the farce was gone through with
Yesterday afternoon Of calling the roll and adjourn
rner, AN uuusnal stir took place In the community.
Companies of Wilson's regiment were observed pass
ing through the city in different directions, and soon 1t
was found that the city walled In go Tar as an out
let was concerned No one could pass without rafs
from tie Provost Marshal, whose office was soon
crowded witb AN excited throng Of people who had
been stopped end turned back.
In the mean time Lieut.. Carmichael Of the Baltimore
Police was moving quietly about with his officers, ac-
compaued by squad Of military, making arrests, com.
nenclng with the officers Of the Legislature, and
esrecially the Clerks who concluded that they would
keep the Legislative machine going until quorum
should arrive.
The rs, occupant Of the Guard-House was the Clerk
Of the House. Milton Y Kidd. His assistant Thomas
H. Moore could not be found till lae in the evening"
but they were finally arrested. The Clerk Of the
Senate Mr.. Kgour, and bis assistant, Mr.. Carmaek,
were also found after much difficulty and taken % the
came Destination.
Mr.. Gordon of Allegheny and Mr.. McCubbin OF Al
legbeny were next taken, and soon Messrs. Salmon
ond Dnr,nt were In durance vile. An effort was then
made 20 find Messrs Kesser and Mills AZ. late hour
accounts had not been taken
The aim of tho officers TO arrest all the mem
bers who voted for Mr.. Wallss famous rePor, about
80 900 copies of which were yesterday seized aud ap
propriaed to camp uses, as being treasonate docu'
ment.
During the afternoon the Union members OF tho
House and Senate met in caucus and resolved that the
action Of the Senators present in not assembling haV'
ing virtually brought the Legislature to an md, they
would return 10 their homes and not again attempt to
reassembe.
Mr. Lang, in the mean time, was dele gated to pre-
pare brief statement TO be signed and published ~
the members prt sent The arrest Of the Clicks viii
prevent them from calling the roll, and 50 th Legs-
lature IL at end.
Several of the most noisy and active Seeessonists in
town have also been arrested. The prisoner will re-
main in the Guard-ouse all night, and be removed TO
Fort NcHenry in the morning.
FEEDKKICK, Wednesday. Septls, 1861.
The Union members of both houses refused to meet
this morning. The Legislature Ia virtually dead, oil
the officers being under arrest 10 prevent clling the
roll.
The Union members will leave this afternoon for
home, and the Secession members for Fort 1clenry.
The city Is quiet. The talk Of invason BY General
John.ton ia laughed at. Union 1ags fyne with the
motto: "Tho Union must be preserved"
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FROM JAMESTOWN.
MUTINEERs OF THE NETWORK NINETEENTH
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL GEN. JOHNSTON.

MUTINEERS OF THE NEW-SOhh slhbIEbNlh-
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL GEN. JOHNSTON.
DAsSsrowS. Monday, ssp.. IS. 1851
TIE remaining mutineers Of the New-York 18th
Regiment, % in number, are TO be sent TO Baltimore
to-day and forwarded thence to Tortugas The orgi-
nal number was 2O2 but the remainder have returned
10 their duty and allegiance
Yesterday among the hottest days Of the soason
For several hours tho thermometer stood at 93' in
shady location.
One Of the prisoners, the Rev. Mr. Wi'ton Of Balt-
more was invited to conduct religious ceremonies In
the encampment Of the 9Th Connecticut but he de-
clned 10 do 30.
Reports current here that Johnston is moving up
on the Virginia side Of the Potomac. Some state bis
70 CO as high as 900 10000 If he essays the at
tempt his advance will be met in becoming manner.
The number Of important political prisoners held
by Provost Marshal Stone Of the 5tb Connecticut Is
III the cases Of several others have been dsposed Of
The number of prisoners confined by eiicIs Of courts
martial is comparatively small considering the masni-
tudo of the army.
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from steep roof. Perhaps plungng sho'' " -
mara sesci;ye. hut with them, while the Ooa'' NJ
roo,;oc !, win be extremely difficult 10 insure a'cu'y
g avn, TIE bosts will alec be protected RON sn'"'
T., 80. in are auplrently adequate. Inc eneines
and other machinery are in very eo"ta. W. -.
we'll secured against intrusiohS non ''O -,
If the enemy. BY tho terms VI '"0
the Government was TO pay Capt taus' wnoi' VOu-
,rrctiuy them hree-fourths OF the value OF 'po "oA
oe .ne In ten days. but yet, thong they are more
,har half cpupleted, he has not received single
1olIo- A tleir cost is more than half million dV-
Inv. il win be unreasonable 10 expect him 10 cone up
" the letter of bis agreement unless the Etpua'sns of
the Administration toward him ere more promP y full
filed In addition TO the eight gun-Loats winch Capt.
Eads is buiding and three four already in active
service upward of twenty RATS and several tug boats,
are constructing and the pIeparalions fJr the exp d.
ton down the Mississippi Of the. most extensive
character.
Julius +. Talent, druggist fre1 Mobile, arrested
near Burlington, Iowa, brought here yesterday
and will be sent 20 Font Lafayette. His department,
while in Iowa. was soch 70 afford good grounds OF
SUI picion that Ire was acting with the Tebef. Inc
new school Of instruction. Benton Barracks is 10 De
opened to-day. The oath Of allegiance WAS admins
tered to 800 sewing women in the employ OF Govern
ment on Saturday. About 80 declined TO take IT. and
were discharged. Mrs. Fremont reached home IRON
Washington yesterday, after an absence OF week
Reports ofhe arresto COL FrankP Blair onth charge
of INSTRUMENTATION aud dsrespcct To superior officer
have CAUSED great sensation in the city, Ii u hd Tia
| he will be tried by Court martial.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
EYERYTnING QUIET ON TME POTOMAC.

EVERY IHlNG QJlEl I'LL EoiOhihts
wAsHISoros Wednesday, Sept 10, 1861.
The Philadelphia Fire Zouaves reviewed by
the President to-day.
Posmaster-Genera Blair be- returned from Missouri
Quiet prevails at all points the Potomac up TO
noon to-day.
THERE WILL BE Va IMMEDIATE ADVANCE.
An officer of Gen. McClellan's army, who il prob
abiy "a much In the confidence Of the General any
other man, informed this morning that there will
he no immediate movement OF our army here, unless
an advance is nude by the enemy. TIE Government
il in q position to send more Heels upon
the coasts Of the enemy and carry forward vigorous
fire IN the rear rimulttu eouly AZ different points
This is Gen Scots hfessvDg proposition aud 10 he
bas the cooperation Of the Cabinet and Gen. McCle-
ham, TIE regular and rapid increase Of the vast army
here will be continued, but general engagement
will take place unless the ball is opened by the other
party. This, am informed, IL tho present policy II
the Admnisi ration, and will be carried out by the
military, subject 10 the movements OF the enemy.
Tie esraphic correspondence Pbiisdel hia Pr'n
AN ATTACK EXPECTED-DEMaND FOR TREASURY
NOTES
The Government has Just difcovered that the Rebels
are carving OF contraband trade between Woroe ter
County MARY land and Virginia. Large supplies Of
army stores have been transported 10 the enemy 1nes
by thi- route. The necessary measures have been
taken to stop the traffic.
The precautions adopted by the Government indi-
cato that an at ak from the enemy is expected II is
believed here that If any advance Is made, VIII be
from Leesburg or Harper's Ferry.
Secretary Chase is about 70 reorganize the Revenue
marine. Hereafter Revenue vessels will be named
in honor of individuals.
The demand for Troasnry Notes is still Increasing,
and the Treasury Department is furnishing supplies as
raj IDLY possible.
regiment has just passed down Pennsylvania ave.
nue. bea led by soldier who lost leg at the battle OF
Stone dge He Carried lis musket strapIed 10 his
back. The rpecta le excited the greatest enthusiasm
among our citizens.
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CITY ITEMS

WINTER GARDEs.-The burlesque "Cinds,ss,s
has been greatly improved by the introduction ip,o a
OF some fun. Mrs. John Wood has nightly r...,.
forcement Of spirits and sings several comic so, -
patriotic bearing with extreme eloqaencs. Apo.n.s
greets her efforts. Where the piece was weiShty h..
been filled with light, and the scenery, and the mu,;,
and the ballet are so good that ID is capital entea'
ment. As Ms Wood comes gradually round 10 h.,
old own STYLE it may not be unreasonable TO .xnsc,
combination with cinderella" Of soms Of ,bO..
charming little burettas in which she excels. NJ.
Ada Clifton having broken her engagement with IA
management, and unceremoniously Quilted the s,sss
Mics FIyn acts as her substitute, and this is not bs
only iar opportunity the New-York public have had
10 applaud lady, wbO walking in the modest way, 4
the profession Is faithful and clever enough to seauf
herself very acceptably when accident or eapr;oT
throws her to the surface.
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THE FIRST MANUMISSION DEEDS SINCE
THE WAR.
-
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DRPAHrHrSr

WESTERN DRPAhrHrNr OF
u. :. AMY, ST. LoGis, Sept ~, IDOL
The Maior-General Con mandiig the "'sern 10
partmen, having s5iti factors evidence UNIV t"ou"s
l.. Snead, of the City and County OF ~ LOUIS e'a
State of Missouri las been taking active part WIN
the enemies # the United States in the present Incur
rrctipnsry movement Gg inst It's Governments ahd ne
Military Commission, now IN session az the hrsehaI III
this oy having REPORTED tie Tact 10 these hea1quaI
rers IA he result of liz deliberations tie MaJor-eerai
Comm ,noin0 has executed ard ordered 10 be puolshed
the fol owing Deeds of Manum'ssion
DEED OF MASUMissIos
Whe,sa. Thomas L. Snead Of hei City and County Of 81
Ioui ste of Msso beeu taxing active part "o the
enemies Of the United stare. In the pen iann-eupnsy
NE er 4 Johu Charlie, Fremont Mror Grne'. Commanding
the Depapeo Of the Army Of the Unrsd stslr
Sy Gsn. declare FsSI Iewi. Ieetsoe held
vice sSo y d he 5cadi Of e a as i sIa full
right an5 authority hsve, snd control his own sbo
.-cS as . .s 1y o%s. T. gSs.S or any one %
through or him. And ;hi, deed Of msnuIi don 'ha
ofu.ice the full and complete evidence Of the freedom Of
In esimoy whereof this &C. done the headquarters
ofthe we. Of ne ARM Of The nd'-S Sta Is; IN
tenbr ap g. evidenced by the eg'sl zeal
70 Ini'' y ny Maj I.tjeusra Corn.ndiDs
DEED OF MASUAIssIos, -
Wlyea, Tbomss L. snesd Of tine City and County o. 81
ouis Missouri has been taking eli active part with The
sn,ni of tho United States, in present n.nrTectionay
a. the GOTrnen, Of the un ed states. now
the Western Department the Array Of tho United states BY
Of such
rg Geer Hiram Reed heretofore held TO ssryc"
labor by Thomas sDead TO be es sud forever dischfsed
o the bonds Of .evitude giving him full right ard sstory
aud control his own labor or service a. 70 him
proper without accountability rbstever to SAID
Thomss H. SDeod any TO claim by iho OF under
| h,m.s -. -, ,
nv all usr.ss in ali Cour Of Justice, the full AID
pi,,s syidenee OF the freedom Of ,ed bifsni Reed
n ouy whereof this Is done Headquarters OF the
Wseru d. prtn OF the Army OF tho United Statr W tie
City Of s. Louis. Of Missouri his lth d.y Of sra
ber Isl .s evidenced BY the seal hereto
affixed by my order - j. T. Fht-HpHii =,
Major General CominuudiBs
Done a, the ocs Of the Provost Marshal IN The C Il ST.
Louis THE day Of Septembe A d. 1851 ats O'Clock IN
the evening Of ssid day.
Witness my hand aud seal Of Office hereto sfix.J
J. MCkISSTRY,
BTiyadisr.GeBsrai PTovOs, Msrihh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

CRIcKEr.-A grand cricket match comes on on Fri
day and Saturday next at HOboken, on tho st. George
grounds be, gecn eleven players selected from the
s.. George Now-York, and East New-York Clubs AMI
twenty two American amateurs, principally selected
from the leading baseball clubs whose members pay
cricket The match will be very interesting one ana
M tho close of the cricket match novelty VIII Do
added in the way Of match at base ball between nine
bass. ball PLAYERS end eighteen cricketers.