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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-08-03

The Lackawanna and BoGmsburg Railroad connects
with the Delaware, Lackawdnna and Western Railroad
al Scranton, for New York and Philadelphia aud inerne
dlaie points East also for Great Bend, Bnghamtun,
syracuse Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and all important points
West At Rupert II connects with the C1ttawissa Rail
road, for points both East aud West At Northumberland
it connects with the Sunbury and Erie Railroad iur points
West and South NJ. ". JACKSON, Supit.
Kingston, August 25, 1861.
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STOVES

ESOR SALE an excellent secondhand Cock.
n ing Stove, also several Cylinder Coal
SIuses.-Ba4uirs al this office,
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BLANKS! BLANIgs!!

A new supply of Summons Executions
~ Warrants, SupGnas, Deeds, Mortgages,
Bonds, Leases, Naturalization papers, Justices
md Constables Fee Bills, Sc, &c., just printed
and for sale at this Office.
sunbuIy, April 30, 1862,
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Reduced Prices.

The moderate price at which Machines max
ing the Grover & Baker stitch, can now be had,
brings them within the reach of all, and renders
the use OF Ma hines making inferior stitches as
unnecessary as it is unwise.
Persons desiring the hest Machines, and the
right to use them must not only be sure TO buy
Machines making the Grover & Baker stitch,
but also that such Machines are made and
stamped under our patents and those of Elias
Hover, Jr.
GROVER & BAKER S. NJ. co,
495 Broadway, New York
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The public attention is respectfully requested to
the following cards of ELIAS HOWE, JR., and
the Grover 4 Baker ). NJ. Co
A Card from the GROVER & BAKER
S. NJ. Co.
Our Patents being now established by g
Courts, we are enabled to furnish the Grover
d Baker Machine, with important improvements
at greatly
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Ayers Cherry peCt0ral,

Coughs. COlds, InfuenEa, HOarsenesG,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
tn advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This "a remedy so universally known 20 suTpass any
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Is useless here 10 publish the evidence Of It's virtues. Its
Unyaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease have made il
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Few the communities even families, among them
who have not personal experience Of its effects -
living trophy in their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know, too the effects Of this remedy we need not
90 more than assure them that has now all the viz
that It did have when making the cures which haye
won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J,C AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
y pIa By FIug Grant, and A. ", Fischer, >unuury
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MSCoy, Northumberland and by Dealers tvcrl where
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LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSBURY
RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Two Daily Passenger Tfains will he run between Scranton
and MOUNTAINEERING, as iolows:
MOVING SOUTH;
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Lewis F. Harris, Esq, late President of the
Bank Of Savannah, died i'll Cincinnati on the
30th June. He had been III declining condi
ton for some time, and was absent to recruit
his health.
Our Southern exchanges assert that a large
number of the old African Zouaves OF the
French service. and officers, who come to or
ganjzs battaliOns Oh that and the Turco and
Chasseur d'Afrique principle, sailed from
Paris tor New Orleans some time ago.
Small notes are about to be issued in Charles
ton. 5. q. Small change, scarce already, will
then disappear almost entirely, rs has been
the case in Virginia.
The editor Of the Canton (Ga.) MOuAta iner
has been shown counterfeit $50 bill OF the
Bank OF Hamburg, 5. u. 1t was exceedingly
well executed.
Dol. j l.. Orr's regiment has been accepted
by the Confederate Government, and will be
got ready at All early day Tor service in Viz
ginia.
First class whiskey is selling ut Cincinnati
Tor eleven cents per gal Ion. In Richmond it
sells Tor fifteen cents per glass, to those who
are green enough to pay 1t.
Hon Robert M. Patton is doing noble work
LOT me Confedsrats loan in North Alabama.
he FEELS confident that that end of the State
VIII subscribe one million Of dollars.
Capt. Tom Hale, resident OF Huntsville,
Ala, LOT iorty-avs years, died there Oh the
1919.
John w. Brownfeld has been elected Clerk
Of the Oourt.of Common Pleas and General
6ssstons at OhaElsston, 8. u.
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Arcnoishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, sailed
iron. . rev York ON Saturday fer Europe, In
the steamer Bremen.
Hon II. J. Jewstt, of GAINESVILLE, is named
as as Inc Democratic candidate for Governor OF
me missouri Republican is now the largest
uai'y newspaper printed in America.
george E. Head, an ex.Aiderman of hos
ton, Ia dead.
a. usn; Paul Anderson dad N Cincinnati on
ne sta inst, agsd q yaa1a.
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THE "EYFBoTIvy BLooKADg."-The New
York Times of the s,h inst, makes this state.
meut:
Commodore Stringham has command OF the
whole blOckadipg squadron on the Atlantic
coast, but sadly lacks enough vessels Of light
draft 70 make 1t effective. Every now and
then, too, orders come from Washington To
ssnd some vessel on duty ut the mouth Of
some o. these rivers away for repairs, and
hen the rebels step in with their boat. loads et
e0Ppnes: some elective gun.b boats are great
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THE ARREST OF Mr.. WIN. BRENr.-The i'm
prisonment of MIR. VIM Brent, of Richmond,
In the city Of Washington, is confirmed by
the statement of a gentleman who arrived
here esterday. The following narration is
compiled from the Washington Star:
On Saturday, Justice Dom examined the
evidence in the case of Messrs. Brent, of Rich
mond, Va, and H. T. Scott, OF Bladensburg,
Md, who were arrested on the goth ult, at
house near the latter town, by Capt. Van
Voorhees,, company /, and Lieut.. Van Buskirk,
company T., Second New Jersey Regiment
The Star says the evidence against MIR. Brent
Is principally letters found in his possession,
some OF which were taken from a sleeve OF
shirt in his valise--Others concealed in an
umbrella he had with him. Many were of
business character-others were letters Of in
PRODUCTION to various persons in Baltimore
and elsewhere. Among the latter was one
which was considered to bear against the
prisoner, being an open letter, and the bearer
resumed to know its contents The writer
threatens the fate OF Ellsworth TO all the
United States officers who are spotted
The evidence against Scott consists mainly
in the circumstances attending his arrest, rs
refusing the oath Of allegiance, IN connection
with his freq uent violent denunciation Of the
General Government. The evidence will bs
laid before Gen. Mansfield.
John q. Garrett, Of Botetourt, Va, who
was arrested whilst on picket duty in the
Confederate army, and brought to Washing
ton was released on Friday, on taking the
oath Of allegiance.
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BRIDE: father. - the Rsv Dr. C. d. Resd, Major
aQnsR GREGORY, Of Kise William, TO Ms
this city.
on the 18th juno, in Winchester, Va, Nh
anN DEN ALL, Of the Lamar kiGes, nth RI gi
O. b. aud G. A. Wilder. Of Newark, New Jersey
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NJ. w. FISHER, Ese We are gratified to be
able to state (says the Norfolk Argus) that the
report that this gentleman had been taken
prisoner by the Abolitionists and carried to
Fort Monroe, is incorrect. A letter has been
received from him postmarked at Eistville,
(his post -oftice,) showing that he ran the
gauntlet safely.
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DIED,


IVY os h :. A .sss s' 4 on
,o as sr tunfrsl VII take place this Flday
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
e SneSts 81 ed COUNTY geo WILLIAM, infant
The friends and acq a intances Of the family srs
uestsd to attend the funeral at ~ clock this
;ather, Mr.. d. N. Patterson, without furihsr pa.
ice.
On the nth Of Jnly, WILLIAM B., fnfa Mt son NJ
:, ~ Margaret hcFortune, sged - month s
nls Ia sal viii take place at the Me,hodis.
Charsh In MANCHESTER, to-day friday at half
invited to attend withou. further notice.
On tha 9th inst: at the Columbian Hotel, Ser
geen. H EN RY BLUE, OF the sth Regiment Of $
.. Volunteers.
Obituary.
JAMES F., son of Fleming and Martha Mo'gan,
{ this city, departed this life 27fh April. 1854 in
al, ais ninsteenh year, off the Coast OF Brazil 5o
Seldom We called upon to record the death
one VINO siend.d In his charac.ar SO many No
ne traiSs and morsi excsllsncies. His mil clear,
ssrong. comprehensive and we,l-trained-bis
heart warm, generous, noble and true-hi. man
ing, made hin favorlts among his relations a nd
numerous friends To know him we'll was aim
-egard Sealing over your heart gently. but Arm
y binding you to him. Aud when he took one to
u's posom IN the confidence OF true friendship, he
"ds me last TO forget or cast him of As child
Is friend, az student at college, he W as hon :
orsd, respected. and tendarly loved by all
Dur1ng the early part of the winter in ymoany
aHh an esteemed friend, he left his loved home
~ a ple;surs yGyage to South Amsri,a with
hlSh SPLITS. bright hopes, and vigorous health
ne sses the shores of his native la nd fade away in
tne distance, little dreaming it should never bt
his lot again to see them
Afar spending some time in that land Of colder
sunshine, batmy breezes, luscious lowers aaG
h muits ana sIand, picturesque scenery. he ein.
PARKS r ms faraway home. But soen his friend,
ana. 10 toe turprise and pain that hs has con
tracted That fatal disease, yellow fever; and at
Ter shoit but deeply piinfol and distres sin
struggle, he falls It's victim
ihas has passed away, in the bloom and viyo,
OF youth, iuil o! nope aud promise, far away f!om
oome and native land, JAMES +. MoR6AN Nc
mafpie SAD marks his resting place, loved ores
cannot visit his grave to bedew 1t with tears AID
dec 1rate 1t it'll flowers; the sea weed is hi.
,afoud TIE coral rock his pillow. the hymn o.
ocean MS r,qriem. May the Great HeaIt.c In
l9rter sent fcrth from God oolhe the sorrows d.,
feaved family.
Tne iunera of the deceased YVES preached IN
the Ma nehester NJ. &. h1rch the 3oth uliim q
large and weeping congregation. May he res
n Rsa1ei r;s,,an A#*..:
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CORDIAL FOR OUR SoLDIERs.--An army sur
geon suggests the proprie+y OF friends sending
blackberry Cordial having the following
ingredien ts-cloves, cinnamon, allspiee and
ginger-to their soldier friends. The sueges-
tion is doubtless good one, and needs only
to be men toned TO be put i'll execution by the
devoted and patriotic women OF our land.
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PERSONAL.

NOti0F.-rns man who took a MILITARY
oNERCoAT nined in the sleeves and back
|iLa scarlet SIX from the baggage Of the
central Railroad Depot. about two weeks since h.
Known. and he is hereby warned unless tho coat
Is returned TO the Office of the Central Railroad
company that he Will be exposed aud prosecuted
for the theft. jv II al
'EHE PERSON WHO MADE A MI~TNkE
In favor of the Conductor on a eert.in IA /.
road rnnning into this city, win have the money
refunded Dy calling At this office and sa.isfgine
as as to his being the individual iy ,IE3;N
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80 Of " stA Asetmeat asA CApsalA 0isaed.s
oeMpAny ycstsfSAy, Which resuitsd - the
that's some were wounded. No hostile advance
has yet been made by the enemy
cArrraE-AsorHER ALAKn, SO.
WAsHiSaros, Saturday afternoon. Two Of
the Federal pckets were captured this morn.
ing at the house of a man named Small, about
two and n half miles below here. They were
surrounded by the Confederate cavalry
Their capture was entirely owing to their i'm
prudence in ventarinz beyond their posts.
Under false report the sth, 10th and eth
Pennsyivania Regiments, the Scott Legion
aud Captain Royals company of the 81 cav
airy turned ont and marched two miles south.
ward to day at noon.
There was some firing upon the extreme
right at a few scattered troopers, but no ca.
sualties occnred SO far as l have been able vet
to learn
Gen. Johnston, j believe. has now 81 ooo
men between this point and Winchester His
cannon have been increased to twentv-two
pieces, OF various calibre. In the affair of to-
day the scott Legion led the advance and
marched farthest toward the supposed posi-
ton OF the enemy. Gen. CadwaIlader and
staff rode in the advance of the column.
In the affair at gainesville, the other day.
Gen. Patterson commanded in person.
Prom WESTERN vIRaIsIA.
BrcKHAssox, Jnly s.--A dispatch received
within one mile OF Laurel HILL where the
Confederates, under Gen. Garland, are pos ted
battle Is probable within twenty -four
hours.
BuCKHASSoN, July S.-A courier has arrived
from webster who reports that four compa.
mics OF the 10Th Ohio Regiment at Glenyille
about forty miles distant to the son tn west
are besiaged by a picket regiment of Virgin.
ians and fifteen hundred militia under o len.
nings Wise. Col. Tyler, of the tn Regiment
has marched to their relief from Weston and
The 10th Regiment, Col. Lytle, has Just gone
forward TO their rescue from this place.
TROOPS UNDER GEN. M'powBLL.
The Washington CORES pondent of the Bal
tiirore Sun writes
There are now thirty two regiments across
the river under the command of General
Mcdowell. The First (laine) went yester.
day, and another to-day. These intend to jon
the left wing of Gen. Nc, owells CORPS
d 'arniee, and go by boat to alexandria, thus
saving many miles hard march. Several regi-
ments were under orders to leave to day but
they have generally been eoun fernandez II
there is to be any advance upon Manassas
juno ton, then most Of the .hirty-eieht regi-
ments on this side of the Potomac must cross
over. But half of these have no wagon trains.
there not being hundred horses here yester-
day, though wagons and provisions seemed to
horses are needed Of which number perhaps
harrisburg. Trains carrying horses are so
much delayed by those carrying regiments,
that the former are usually two or three days
| en- route. Meantime the horses having nothing
to eat or drink.
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Reported Skirmish Arrest sfCol. Thomas
Affairs about NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tele-
graphic Reports, Ac., &c.
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hT Just Publis shed,
u, ,,o And now ready for sale
The VOLUNTEERS MANUAL AND DRILL
Is o o K
!yoL., lsMo, s72 PP.; PRICE 81 So
Compiled from the best add latest suthor;,tss
Tor the .olunteeTs and Militia of the ConfedeIate
states, by Lieut. Col. WE Il RIcHARpsoN Tiaa
"!ts aa ,2.insrly assistant instructor Of Tactics
This yalaable beck is a liberal stridgment Of
5ardee's Tactics, inciudiag the schoul of the
Battalion, and instructions for skirmishes
The saiaacs Step, and the Mannal of Anna for
the Mnsket beng introduced from 0ilham,s
Manual also, the forms Of Parade for Keyiews
Inspection, Dress Paradss Guard Mounting. Din,
ties OF Guards, Duties of Cap ain in lamp and
harrison, Marches, Camps, Ne. &c: tor etuer
With Sol ier's Rstions and ode Of cooking them.
and few important sanitary suggeslic ms 70 sol.
diers. " "
BET IN PRESS, ia
rev edition Of the
FRnoPhhS MANUAL. BY Gel. J. Lucius Davis
vel, lsno. Price, sla5. ''
A.. NORRIS, Publisher and Bookseller.
~ E'--t""-W Richmond Va
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DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGaATIOEs IN BosToN.-
We have already given All account of a very
pears frcm the papers in that city that there
were two. The one at East Boston reaches a
loss Of three four tbs of a million of dollars
A large number OF families have been thrown
ont Of employment, and not few lost all
their worldly possessions. The OF her fire was
in Albany and Hudson streets. At the first
named fire sixty houses, eight vessels, two
factories, a machine shop, foundry and q
ty, however, was largely insured. BY the
fire ON Albany street twenty buildings were
either consumed OR greatly damaged. During
the tn there were no less than fourteen fires
in Boston and the surrounding towns ,involv-
ing Il loss of nearly $l,0o0,000, most all OF
them caused by shooting crackers.
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CHANCDRY NOTICES

~ held in the Clerx's Oiics OF the Cont of Hast'
ings for tho said city, on Monday the LIST day Of
Lawson Nunnally ................Pln,l
George w. Jordan, John Q VIM and IN DEBT.
the firm of Jordan, VIM 4 Co. D'ns
The object of this suit is to recover against Tho
defendant the sum of Four Hundred aad Twenty
Eve Dollars with legal interest thereon from the
having been msds Tia. the dsfsadaat, RSssl.
3 jordan, Is not resident of the state OF
Ones ans TO ss
publication hereof. aad do what may be necessary
E.@,aw.w, n's's''' 70 SI n6wsKs. Clerk.
itIf OF RICHMOND, 10 Wit Sat KnI-s
- held n the CLERKS Office Of the Court Of Hust-
,ags Tor the said city, on Monday, the ist day Of
Peter j. Arehsr. ..................Plts,l
Thomas II. gilis. Powhatau Ellis. Jr., }IyDynr.
MasrYsfei Ellis. Mathew Taylor
Tha n "a; a.. . - Defts.
lars and Ninety live Gents, with legal Interest
Afdavt having been made that ths DEF asfdnnd is
Powhatan Ellis, Jr., ID not q resident OF The
pear In The said Clerks Once, withia one moaih
after due publication hereof, and do what NAV
be necessary TO protect his Interest.
Copy-Tss.a
(iirY OF RICHMOND, 20 wi1:-at k,,I..
~ 9eia IN the CLERKS oElcs OF the Court Of HAST
ings for the said city, on Monday, the Is, day Of
Peter j. xrcher PIE,
Thomas II. Ellis, Richards. E.lis Jr., prur.
a pSrs nssr.r silI < i Fl, T. NJ MINNIE
The oblse, OF this sui, is to recover aes.as, ihs
dsfendaet tie sum Of seven Bandred And Fatty
the sd day 81 Jaas. 1881, nl paid. Aiadssis
having been made that the defendant, Pow-
Of vrgna he l. hsrsS Ss Of as state
said CLERKS ofce within ono month alter duo
publication hereof. and DO what may be ueessss-
y s@iss ss 1'' interest 10 oGas5S wasD c,l
OFFICE VA. TENN KK CO..
DERsoNs HaL6i Sass UOU iS1y az ,,s! r,,r
l virg ma = Isnassssa Railroad orapany. "a.
sfssy notified III It thsy win be raid on pre-
ssata,i9a 1t ,his oEass on ~ holders making AZ
.stasasi are bosa rds properly Of eiiissus Of the
c9 "a sas States. fG. MORRISON.
z hsai aata Baga ana Norfolk rarnip Seed, Of
VIZ ma kasw.a, q .spsii'r quality, raised N
'va GEORGE war; co.
(tkysaA- iND ALaIAW 49, S1ICES
Sys Aap raigEh as, Sssat Js s, liz fa
0 Nh n co aiss AUD sIsisIs IA
IA REFLSkD ikuA .-A full stock 81 all s.Yos u
fas, Round and square Iron. of ths peat bra ada
Of Engitsh. Swedss, AID kngiish Formed Iron,
for sa.s by be 81 T. sk,Nkkk 4 Co.
AW rs Ar ONE aHlLl.INf;.-- ssd
~ ace yards sfaAt eoiorsl Of Lawes, which We
otter 1T one chilling per yavd~--A great ar.k ain.
JOHNSON HAHN Cd,
1a 70 No N Aasa street
DuHE MATTE conn, l,ses laatsss tuxa
Waite Corn n "a sx sss " @d sss Aeo.
fyl0ER VAN kGAN.--w alsea = nsaa sav Iidsr
~ visegAS, made 10 Snrry eegsy. u Store 40
for sale 81 oklDkS AllLkR
q CoynoR s1sh AND oagy s1S~~(es
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n 49, PERSONS wishing to send letters OF
49, PACKAGES to the % and Sd compa- AIf
~ mes OF hoWlTZERS,will be carried dow IVA
saturday morning. July 18th sakEh
iu,, ,.x W. RArCLIFFE, Private o.
" II-ItE Sd Co. Howitzer Batta lion
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IfOk SALE-0ne Of hes co. ans topper
ysthsr with different lots Of ksgsAvsrs' Tools,
&e. !nqsiss u u Aals stsesa. % 8, VI broad 4.
Uu-&s
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~ Nottce.-sO maay editions Of my ..Iu-
eANIkl and Rifle TACTICS" having lsts1v
'eSn publ he'd, think 1t due to both tne public
rhst the COPYElaHT EDITION Of nv IN
reNTkY and RleLE TACTICS, pm b,ished hy n
H. IT, soEIzhL Co, In Mobile, Is the only com
1nly eop,ains improveI>4ts and chau.es
Teieh have fe0onily Iesde, adapting the manual
20 the use OF the arms generally in the hands OF
me troops in the Confederate states
w HARDgE
Colonel Confederate States Army.
Fort Morgan, June Is. 1861. iv xIn
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NOTICE.-The relatives and frIona.
A>Ga OF the companies Of the 18th Re- ~
glment, tCOi. Augusts,1 now stationed on aWA
James rlver, and particularly those of ,hekN
VIRGINIA LIFE GUARD" who desire
70 sena PACKAGES or letters. can have an op p.r,a
Bidgood, Main street, durinx to-day (ehiDAY y
An oiiicsr Of the Life Guard returning, will de-
'A'0' 'u7H. iy l2-itf
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TVOER van K0AN.--W .lsoa ssa a.as Iidsr
~ vissgAx, nAds 10 6nrry eegsy. IL ssays AsA
Tor sAle 81 oklDRS u AlLkk
hN CoyneR s1sA and casy slr~sae.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Disoatch.


Vice President Stephens at Augusta.
AudusTA, Ga, July N. Vice President Ste
pnens delivered powerful speech this FORE
meeting was largely attended and un usual in
terest manifested.
committee was appointed to procure sub.
scriptions.
MT Stephens left for his residence in Craw.
fordsvuie, in the afternoon train
lAugusta IS in Richmond county and very
Mite cotton is cultivated in that county. and
YET tne wealth and patriotism of its inhabi.
ants Will be fully demons trated when the
committee make their report
TO y1LUNTEEx COMPANIES
- JUST oRGANiZlHG.-The subscri- A.
her Will contribute ths sam Of x4Ve tow ards u
The 1e equipment Of any Volunteer Company in III
SION Second Lieu,e nant can bs secrosa T.; -, -
Company for frieud no has had military ak
Derience, and who has been in active ssryice ;ncs
the secession OF Vir. mis- or add rioa.t nm :"
fieV Tor a commission as First Lieutsnsut Al
dress 'MlLiTAhY," cara Box 7s6, Petersbury W
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

DEACHES, PEACHES.
l. FRkSH, LAhGE and DELICIOUS.
prime lot receiving THIS MORNING, and for
sale by oasket or box. ~ per box. Baskets VI,
81 90, - Gall early. nice present, suitable
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