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NToTICE Is hereby given, to all persons in
deceased, that If payment is not made by the
lst Of April, next, the accounts will be placed
ii other hands for collection; and all persons
having claims are requested 30 present them TO
the subscribers without delay.
REBECCAC. LARGE, / r~o,.to.
HENRY MATTHEWS. 0Ae0@''iS'
Feb 20 I2Gz-tf
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ggyFVs p. SLACK.

and Retast Dealer ii, Foreign and
Domestic lTrt0es, Liquors, Segors + Io5aeco,
4 7 the Upper Store House, in FRENCH
3 TOWN, n. j, Also, on hand a prime lot
of sunaries, such as Vinegar, Matches, Black
Ing, Soap and Candles Demijohns. empty Kegs,
AMI brrrels. Ill ay friends and the public gem
orally are requested to call in and examine my
stock, and be assured 7 an brund to sell right,
dee12- '60.ly
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Ayers Cherry peCtoral,,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds Influenza, HOGEs enesss
'2rO7sP, Bronchitis, EDefplena Com
sumption an&i fer the EseI&eG
oT C0nsusnptive Patients
ia advanced Stages
~ she Disease
Tois is remedy universally known 80 suEpass any
:ber for tile cure Of throat and lung complaints that
IS needless e5e publish the evidence Of its virtues. IT.
uugvaed excellence for coughs and colGs and it's truly
wonderful OF pulmonary disease, have nlads
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few ice communities families among theU
who have not some personal experience Of its eiiects
soe living trophy in their midst Of Its victory over ihs
subtle and dangerous disorders CT the throat and lungs
As ali know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, ant
ae they know, TOO, the escts Of this remedy need
10 more than them that It has sll the viz
that did have when making the which hayt
VOL strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.J G. 2XER e. CO., Lowell, Msas,
Sold By S. II. Titus, LaanbertYilje
D. Williamson, Ringoes,
J. e. Higgins, Pennington,
B. Hough, Frencht0wn,
A Webster, Ba2tistbow,
aug. Is. 1889
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EaEse Sized Pictures Only
25 Cts.
BIC. ALIER. Photographic Arttst.

CITY HALL, TRENTON, n. j.
The lofeliest faeo--thc prettiest dress
The kindeSt look--the loved, confessed
The doting tather-pleasant wife
Children, loying--joys Of life
The b; idegroom fond--the beauteous bride
The sister dsar--a brothers. pride
These, the Photographic LENS
worked by Artist ALrER, for his friends,
Affection Treasures sprAad around,
Delighting good with bliss profound
All, then, to artist II. G. ALRER will go,
Who, proud of loving, love would show
That pictures ever bright and fair,
Wrought CT sunny-ra and mir.
May ever gam the parlors bright.
OF all who in their love delight =
Alters photographic LENS,
(Poesy here, well pleased, commends)
lie works at Trenton's CITY HALL,
Seek THAT ont and On HIM call ap27m6
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six Cents Reward.

ID AN away from the residence Of tie sub
II scriber, on Thursday, July xth. 1851. a
colored girl BY the mans Of Margaret Brown.
indentursd When she left hadoa dark csli-
co dress. and no bonnet nor shoes. AL persons
are hereby forbid harboring or trusting her
under the penalty Of the law.
A. PHILLIPS
July 4th, 1891.
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ROOT r ATT,

~ Acnstt 90 notorietyj with yhe assistar9ao
a yopng six fiotPT, CHIP Of tie old block in
carrying ont in all its Eerfectioa ana boa II.
The one leading purpose Ct efec.aaIlv alrninis-
teriDE 10 tho {aste end comfort Of the COMM
nifty, ia supplying al that is requisite for the
accommodation Of The understanding Having
= couple Of tbsyery best boot.malrers in the
King3cIn ofEew JERSEY, I am happy to assure
al who wish TO wear superior, extra, neat and
easy fitting French caif boots. that they viii be
fnrnishel to order At the shortest notice for
$3.50 70 $500, American calf. $500 to $3.50.
Ladies French Caters With heels s.. Is. do
hseied KID boots, 1852 10 Springs, g4.3!. and
III ether articles in his line. 1nfdo in shs besG
Manner and Of tie best material, FOR GOOD gov.
And having lsteiy purchased m unprecedented
IA rye stock OF city made shoes, viii sell Ct star
CotfoA pricos-say mems shoes at 70 cts, and
gr7-ar9s, and others proportiopateIy low.
And still costume 10 manufacture Brisk,
quarry stone, frrnish cerbirg ard aving brick
and put ftem in place build houses and i idgss
o. tear them down. cut down hills or fll up
hollogs buy snd sell oak timber, etaudin9 or
delivered, have teams ready to DO any kind Of
carting 81 By contract OF otbsrwise-ln short.
I eu irssthe market for anything within The
ability Of man, horse horse poFsr or iaek-ferew.
Sc ifyou have n eye 70 your interests, you will
not fail 10 turn your steps to Boot-haIl, where
you will be seryedjust right By
Your humble servant
apl0rh5 G.. AREEI7.
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I'll A r p w 4 r E

I'll A r = w A r T,
STOVES.
A. Y. B0nnelI & Co.,
4 RE const lntIy receiving for the Spring and
"a Sumner trade, Building Hardware, Meehan
los Tools Household Articles, Stoves, Agricul.
tural Implements, &C., DC.
BJ1gLDING HARDWARE.
a large stock Of Rim and Mortise Locks at
very Low prices. Butts, Screws, Axle Pulleys.
Barn Door Rollers, Hinges, Sash Cord ard
Weights, Sash Fasteners, Nails and Spikes.
G7tns. Pistols, PoaelIey and ShOf
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Boring Machines, Saws, Gauges, Planes, An
gers, Hatchets, Steel Squares, Braces and Bite
Files, Wrenohess Chisels, &ce-
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
Makers goods IN treat variety, such as plated
hub bands top props, stump joints, Phila. bolts
oil cloths, damnsk canvass, plated and japanned
harness. stage traces ToInpkins 4 North's Gig
trees, pad plates, buckles, tenets, grit and line
webbing, &c. Por.the
PEOPLE GENERALLY.
Gilt, mahogany aud walnut frame looking glas
SEES, knives and forks plated and hritennia table
and Tea spoons, eoffee mills. britannia tea and
coffee pots, sad irons, chuTns, knife boxes, table
casters, enamelled and brass kettles, willow
ware, a large stock Of gilt moulding, all sizss,
Tor picture frames. Frames made to order. al
so, shovels, forks, hoes, scoop shovels, spades,
rBkes, corn shelters, straw and hay cutters,
grindstones and fixtures, Downs, Douglass and
Chain pumps, lead pipe, Ok yokes road scrapers,
glass and putty
STOVES.
Cooking and parlor stoves Of the best aud most
approved patterns. Tin ware, wholesale and
retail, made Of the best material, Tin roofing,
conductors and cutters done by experienced
worknen and at very low figures
GAS FIXTURES
Furnished and hung to order, such as ohande-
liers, pendants, brackets, portable stands. gutta
percha tubes, globes, &c.
We would invite buyers who are in won't Of
goods in our line to consult their interest and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
a. Y, BoNNELL, j. P. IODINE.
ap10yl PENNINGTON, n j.
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HO! We Merchants ~!

HILLS GAMBLE, House and Sign Painter,
C k0lazer, 9rainer, Paper Hanger, &c., 40, at
Ode old stand, Union street, Lambsrtvtlle. Or
dsrs from 9 distance punctually attended to.
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gay ana Dappy.
BY THE AUTHOR.
Come mysfsiends aud listen. to ne.
Twill tell you what car do
can mako you tip-top boot,
And a neat fitting shoe.
cHoRus.-so let the wide world wag az it will
Boots and Shoes I'm bound 10 make
Yes, will, Oh yes ! will fstili
Shoemsking I'm bound &c do still
The Volunteers they all returned,
Their lives were spared them Il Is trus,
can make .hs'n tip-top boot
And neat fitting she's.
Cgoaus. So let the wide world, &c
The Ladies' attention next viii oak,
For in war they are true blae
a.. Lean make thcnl tip.top boot
And peat fitting shoe.
cHoRus.--so let the wide world 80.
The secessionists If had them,
would pull them By their nose,
And if / made them boots or shoes
Good crackey, how I'd pinch their toes.
CHeRvs.--Eo let the wide world, &c.
Under 0oryell's Hall yea II find me.
wish to be accommodating t. 0.
So come my friends ard get good beet
50 And q neat fitting Shoe.
caoRUs.--so let the wide werld, &c,
The subscriber having removed uuder Co
ryeII's Hall, next TO Mr Young's store. VIII
continue to make work for his friends at she. {
notice, and at. as small prices as can ho done
Repairing neatly done.
aug7tf G.. c. JUSTICE, Prop'r.
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Au's Well that Ends Well
HOUSEHOLD MORRIS.

b lst eg April, Lincoln, Boot hail. Sumter
q Arnett, cold feet, water-works, fresh sfaa
newport ater, pea 9. var pay up, and the
Ike, ere u thrown into the sha5e-have lost
theT toree--are only used in tie obqsncs Of n
more powerfal Inedium Of Communication. to
bring before the public mind, AMI engravc NJ
on indiYldHal memory a proper idea Of g f..
repressaole, taexprossabie. untiri1g tste-ro r i
-sncrgE and entarnriea noeg hin, deralor.l II
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&c 'sessx2saes& ssIssVhlses, Ovarian E-nOg.
IsSsiaas Z sess.aki %. NNsMaale Diseases.

u 3 u Giaat.i'z i Hew York City writes; Sc ]
a'7I re-fa. a IF will the request OF your agentir
"te,.' iaee ~. vour Safsapariila nIast excellent
a.'siss. - gs3A Iasrous complaints for which we
A. 4.Ls are7a~iy iir especially in Fsaaqte Diseases
i - -rs7s.'as cash SIS haze cured many inveter
~ s:ss g; Ia'asgi:i, i1 il, and whore the
i.:F ~"s ee y r.le.tt-n OF the aferus. The nicer
~ s-al. ',.s 500 ca'r4s. Nothing within my know!
go ti't..t !! 7 sii;,e !"llals arrangements"
!.'s; >. =5r. of bury. Ala, writes, Sc 4 dap
:s-i'+ s'. Of the females in my family
- ;..'i ~ 1873 remedies could employ. has
- ff 'f r,' u iy cured y your Extract OF Sa1.
~ H. '''3r ;.-aiia,. ;hos4bt roting but extirpa
-''ii .'.i !je i}r Ae advised the trial Of yous
tla last Y@sft ba!ale cutting, and ii
'sff;,'. ;,": satias Ys.lr remedy eight weeks
u. :. =. = - mo-
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S Sarsaparilla;

essS PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
api fer tespeedy OF the subioined varieties Of
Iisas>s:
s&EafssIa and sexofuIous Affections, sucE
% A'sS:slorss Ulcers, sOress EruptiOms,
ss9asaasisS. Rlstules. Bi0tchess BOtls.
A1@aAA1, ana All Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th june, 1852
= - sTz2 & CO. Gents: feel 1t my duty TO &C
81 = seis hat yeur Sarsapasilla has done for
asas aee2itcd Scrosuops infection, have suffers
ss0s : Atsefess ways tor years. Sometimes it buru
i'@- ~ lisfs "a iav hands and arms; sometimes
is Inward and distressed at the stomach. Two
ss g9l;s elst my head and covered nay scaK
sIsfias asa which painful and ioatLsome
A32stss iton, tired many medicines and several
3 siss 0at witl0at much relief from any thing. In
ss s'sa 'ssi5er grew worse. At length rejoiced
= s't ass .,i-sl Aessenger that you had prepared
af i t,,fe l~ass lila, for knew from your reputa
So SHY tlilIl y9u made must be gooa. sent k
tsstl ala it, and used it till il cured me. toos
y Ysn ssi.ise 81 small doses Of a teaspoonfu
~ sa3 almost tluee bottles. New and healthy
l. Desg5 form under the scab, which after
sesss - :. skin is clear, and know by my
ias tatz ise tissats has gone FROM my system. You
c.f' ae iiaf ts. eel what am say ing when tell
.. las if ye L, ta OF the apostles Of the age
t-4 s'asaa eyef sfateIu,lys Yours,
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sfaes9aeE.aetls, Gsaltro or SyreIIed Neck.

s-''.!' r - ggiFrC. Texas, writes: Three boz
g.e a.; ytv ~ii fg gliie floIu GSrea hid,
% 81 i..;i5 ts iiees, which ] had suffered fom
=. l.SsisS'
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Makers goods IN treat variety, such as plated
hub bands top props, stump joints, Phila. bolts
oil cloths, damask canvass, ptatod ard japnnned
harness. stage traces, Tonpkins 4 North'ss Gig
trees, pad plates buckles, tenets, girt and line
wehhipv ~ For tha
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flor h. Richmond Dispa teh.'
In Memory Of the Gaitang Dead.

y Ii II ba " - n uE. i~'
The survivors OF a glorious victory should
study how 20 honor tho memory Of those
who con tributed by their deaths so much to
its aC achievement. WOlGs OF praise cost little,
and though they afford but small consolation
10 the bereayed friends OF the I illaat dead,
LhaIr absence is painfully observed or those
" hO taii their lives down for the good OF
their country on the bloody field OF Manas-
s0s, none deferye more honorable Een ZION
than 30 Holmes and I ucker Conrad, and Pey
ton E:rrieon, of Martinsburg Though edu-
Gated strictly in the school of Federalism
nd conscie4tiOu-ly opposed 10 Secession,
hey did not hesitat e To AXE mp arms ut tAe
first caN OF their native State They loved
.hejr Virginia with an intensity al d aIdor
Utmost romantic and their patriotism was
purified ana excited by The deep religious
feeling with which 1t WAS ever associa ted.
rheS would have died z thousand Gea the
70 have saved their old mother from oue
panE Of woe, or one blemish Il disDon0T --
ihsy EXHIBIT tea az soldiers tha gtllantry aud
'TaveTy Cf knights, adorned Will the sentler
u ualliies OF Christians.
The TWO tCnrads Wrra shot size by side
almost at the same instant. There they
aTe,' said Lieut.. HarTison, together Ia
''ea'h as they were in lie let Us reserg
t2"tn ;" ard salZ,Eg 8 musket. he anOl the
ZGaave thaG had killed Holmes. A moment
forwards. he. TOO, EEL, and the three noble
Iearts lay !iEeit.s 10 sad, but beautiful Gem
ia. i0GFh!p On that terrible field OF car
hsge, the travellers over il turned with sic klv
%C4TCT irCL a.. CHASTITY co1n teE.t.rces OF Tie
desc tha- eYe2ywheIe we've presented; au
.Itals ana etra, Ze~s g..tEa Stopped - con
IN late he p4-ctt ilcea OF his gr0un - Cr dead
sI";hers .hey looked Use lkr. were sleep
x dfe1.cclAg sweet dceeIu-, aUuA Wits Their
ss.ety ~ UeatA
Il h4fsFEg OF T27 SgcoEp EsG'T, Va.
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'A ~
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.c-d IL n, - ,... Il Il ..r..4 c,.r IGa.aera5
...s !.Er-G.l a. . sd -.,i s.aa.aer and W.
.l.ltu d Il eth. , .,iert size v.a- e
DID,. trr Tie ego o. ne i...4. W, Cpite
linen w. ayCfr-t.t Iieute.a., Abbot ana
'-e seaf~s O.: r.s L ) sf.8!.'-r =, fEh ii@-o.
l'.i't veg. ...bCv p}fs-urr. =Ig reached. NUr
/, --es..-teT ... r+7racH lce t.rLr O. liz
..raa sca.oGsT was .'JelTse BAKER > Ihe
l.r- -:|c--s al sbe .s.s CAM ~ 18th to
go-on rs
We DC f'.y 81 Tag" 0f meeting y-,L 3 E. y.
, ,1u' fo'r i; '.va" t-Toay. q li1 tur-
.t.. 81 s. t""f.''' -' Cults ~ - rutTa. -
.',etrf geo 0E IT," l. 4"".i E.,Ett-'s IA t'fli-
-l. Il 'et' 80 f, 10 zee = 4 a.
80. .&@ tor ~ "a. !. a~f'i-, Icy " ~.
-.,'e'., sid VIA -E-s "'-.l .-s - 80 eos!-
- .lA Handsome i.fIt-t:N s..! az me
az oS. a.. b 5.-t &tta 1855 ~ s7,>te' n G. =
- L.. F. AZ es' ape .''n ne '"#H nuns
".a mel "a Ai'i- Torn II "a men, ana t'''ies
were |'','>-Hf'' - ai't1a ca ne VA % 80
49, '.Hi y --.ii - - i'r'- {" - 80 50 -
|&s = en- ~ D = 't- o III: ~ '""Ntl !
o - ne "..- ~. 49, f, ~ ,, 90, y ~ :.
Sc '-s = - = I~s u.,I - 81 ~ u >: q tIo
-, go, ,,.s.s rq- NE III I,f.e,tra -,
IN / .farsi ,r.~-: ,5ar arre. - yell az elsa
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ACfIo. or The New Ioxx DaxocAATs,-I'he
Democratic Committee Of Kew York, in call
l9g icr the selec ton OF delegates 20 the State
Convcn lion to b. held at Syracuse, on the 4th
Septem Der, thus sss forth the objsc.s they
have II view:
All citizens ere requested TO unite Ia The
selection Of those delegates who agree that tbs
present crisis demands the subordinatiou OF
the interests of "party' to those OF The coGn-
try who believe thai the vigorous prO.ecu
tion OF the war should be accompanied by the
most liberal proffeIs OF peace who seek the
restoration OF the MON by extending equal
justice to all the States who regard no war or
peace detensible which is based upon the idea
Of the ultimate separation of these States
who while willing TO oppose TO secession all
the resources OF the country, consider Gee tioa-
aIi.m 81 the North as n pregnant source OF he
evils that affect Us, and demand that public
at Ira shall be conducted henceforth upon
broader principles OF constitutional duty snd
patriotism ; and who agree that justice TO oar
soldiers aud our tax payers demands the iul
mediate Institution Of more rigid aiminis-
tratiol OF expenditures and the expulsion OF
corrCpt men from office.
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More Sex to be Prorided For.-The Hos
pital established in uilliam's tobacco factory
hss just reesiysd, or will receive to-day, two
hundred new patients. They are without sup
plios Of Amos: every kind. Especially 10 thsy
need blankets, coyeriets, sheets, and pillows
We would suggest to those who desire 20 AID
them sc well Gs ths other SICK, 10 make q,
many pillows as possibls Of soft straw or hay
also, collect together all tas old shirts, dtaw
er,, socks, Hsnnels, DC, in the various fami
lies, patch ana mo1d them, and they will serve
very good purposo. Few Of the sick have
even + shirt TO change in, but have to lie from
day to day, and osteu from week 70 week, ~
the Same soisd and soured garments. TO
such, sn old shirt sven would be a. great
luxury.
Dou't forget tbs wagon that is TO laava the
depo. Of the Army Commi...e, 4th door, IN
der tho Spotsw ood, with supplies Tor the
camps, to-day II =. N. send in your con-
tributions Of fresh vegetables, delicacios snd
clothing ssrly this morning. Sand the pillows
and the ola clothes to the depot as soon as
.hsy srs ready.
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CognER0IAL IsfKLLIdBHCE.

GEsAKAL BkAGREdakD or CAsADIAs De
sCEkT.-Tne Courier du Canada, OF Monday
list, contains the following paragraph re!s-
i've 10 tho Commander OF it's Sou .AeIA
tuIce.:
"Hhe grandfather Of Gen. BesureEard
Commander OF .he Southern army, was q
Canadian His name wae Pierre TouIan,
and he snlsr1ted To Nsw Orleans from Bats
can, IL tue district OF Three Rivers al N
y. ne Ea1o fortune, and rapidly acquired
considerable influence amor Z the freuvn pop
uiaticn OF LOUISIANA. AS :. re ward fot his
political EsrvIces, he Obtained for his son FL
stnlBlsaIo rs 3 cadet iutJ the Military Acads
my a. West Point the son figures in the
books under tns lame OF Pierre q. Touran
IL Lbs meantime, be purchased au estate near
New Orie1ns, Whicn lie called BeauregaTd. -
" heG lis aon CD .a'ned his commission al
officer IN the army, ne cast aside tbs hs nhls
Hama OF Toutan, adopted ths mora arig5o-
cratic one OF De Beaureg ard, and thonceforth
subscribed himself Pierre Ioutap de Beav.
regard. =
Tao foregoing may BE- correct, with tho .x-
ception of the conclusion. lie adopted the
name of Bsaureg gard because i was he nnrc @
OF his mother, and no. frou, any a. lstocIatic
motive.
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DIED


Ca y eiussi4y morning .,,...
sumption. CHAkLE, X ChTrs.Ef, IA, Il
year Of hissgs, isaviEx $685. a ta~ T.
ave chiIdrsA 20 mourn Ibs.r los, y e
Dearest brother, shou has, lsA r.
ana ny 100. we despIy fssl
bat rs Goa Who h1th b.rsr
re can ali our sorGoss
Els iuA..a Wi. take Pile 10 .z~,
1eLte on Aaia street, bst1e"a lar IL e.
~ siock whore ne frlsgd. aS S az. .HA. ,
ia tho'o "t NJ bfotds.i, :. :. I'D 4 ' ''-
arc re. pec,lully invited 10 a,fart - . Ss,sr,
Al tus residence Of Robs,;C H.. :
Mr. J. sThhsff uOLLiAs, son - a., Be-
year OF his .so. y d Tbs !
Navy and Amy Cleer,. and Ina fr.
NiOnpla.. %re inF it6j - after hj,tr..-'. Z
ne rey7od Frs8by.e5t4a church, thi,.... IN
~ . clock. '''' ''''a6s
\; tao residence # Air. David i.tf..
ntsIA~, The !.th iGs anG, 1t IL. cI..,' ~ v :
e11.um4 ..2E, IN tas ash year gi ~
ShEf p u Rr.S, wi1JF of t1g ls,s ~
U4s, OF this CITY. ~'-a :
Inc funeral Wal take place thi. /; rnr,5.-
teriOoH Il 0'e.cck, frtu ~ John rsa.-}
.Ao iels..Fos 2n4 ir,eL i. q. IAs laI,l,, ..''
sPtcfUtly luvlte1 = atteEd. 80
At Ii. easidsncs, villa Green, nssov.,,..
- ca tlosy, Aus asst ssh, Iss., BCgWgf--
DICKINSON. ~
ID WING aud Enquirer please copy
y tL9 5tl inst, IL tue rUs,&spte 5f Z ~
ell, BGNJ WAThiNS, Il ths s,I.u.. -. 50
regiment Georgia SCluEtssTa
iii. IaI4sla. 5ra Lakeu 10 AU41l, f,,..
nen(, by n's 'ath.r.
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C0afsf.ra.s District C0ayt.-The District
Court of the Confederate States has been il
session for some time, ard has been engaged
FOR the mots part in disposing Of admiralty
business. Doeree. for ths condemnation Of
the schoonoIs Mary Pierce" and "MArsa
ret" two Of the vessels captured by Captain
Hollina and Colonel Thomas, have been en-
tered. A sala Of the steamer "St. Nicholas
and her cargo hsa been ordered. The "Mon-
tiesilo" and her cargo, being the property e
citizens Of Marylsnd and British subjects, ia,
released. NJ. \ yiott, tbs Confederate S,ate.
District Attorney, seem: to be tho only lawyer
u the city whose hands arc full.
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John w. Van BuskirE, until within s. SIC ort
time past resident OF Norfolk, bat who chum-
med ola Scott and secured n hsutenancy il
the Federal army, is among tho prisoners
takan at Manassas.
On Saturday last. M. Brubecz was shot In
.Stauntnn. W., by the accidental discharge OF
= pistol ID the hands OF Mr. +. q. Randolph
He was badly wounded.
Thu Normanr cot.0n factory, hsiorgiuC tc
r. Miller, located near BOliyer, Tenn , was
consumed ny 1-c on Thursday night last
Loss, as 900, without insurance.
Jobu Bige!oW, late editor of the New York
Evening Posi- mas, u Is stated, been appoint
ri consul a: Paris 1t is sdtariett Otfice, pay
ing e. geo q year.
Theirs Is no authen tica.st statement IN r.
gard TO Garibaldi's offer OF his services 10 the
Federal Government. Il is probably Ga
nard.
John Williams, Baltporean has bus.
arrested 1t Boston and sent to Fort Laiaystte
New York. or suspicion of being IN sgen. ard
nieer Of the confederate States.
The ysstry room Of All Episcopal Church In
Philadelphia was robbed iast sunday, during
she hours Of service, Of 3 black silk robe snd
scarf. vest ana gold watch, belonging to
he officiating minister.
George b Crittendsn, OF kentucky. late Of
he United States Army, has been appointed
Brigadier General IN the Confederate
Army.
The 4ermans in New York are hclding so
"iaiisic meetings. They demand tnst the
city government shall provide work for them
Edwin Munro, q son OF Judge Munro, was
killed near Anderson, 3 q, = few days ago.
by an accident On the railroad.
The prisoners a. For; Lafayette, n. York,
are closely guarded. and no person Is permit
tod TO h Did communication with them,
The bulk of ne officers Of regiments from
interior New York have resigned their com
missions.
The report that forty-four regiments have
been accepted by the Abolition Government
from Illinois 10 denied.
Hon. John Merrill ex member OF Congress
died at Orange, N. \ ON Saturday
Confederate flags have lately been he eted In
Connecticut by unknown persons.
Mr.. John Roberts was drowned al Balti.
more last Saturday evening
young man named Armstrong W.T., hun.
| In Phiiadeiphia last Friday for murder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15
TO THE MEN or aa,Oy

>&A AND HENRlCOi--Afl VINO Are Ar
dssirout OF saving these two noble cum IVA
ties frem be disgrace Of having their mil
ia mustered in are earnestly rsqnesttd saotss0
raise his Artillery Company to its fail compile
msnt Of loA men. The company WAS yesterday
organized and o6icers elected. u now numbers
atty eight, rank and die. Twenty more men only
are wanted Uniforms and accontrsmsnts far
nishsd Five thousand dollars have been already
81 bse bed and NO company win 80 into the held
better equipped Come forward, men, sad relieve
y0pY 90 unt{es. aulk-Ns