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len DAYS, say by the
he interest on the City Bonds is also being


The interest on the City Bonds is also being paid
to resident holders of the coupons at the Citizens
Bank. These dividends are going into the hands of
parties who can invest in the loan for two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars for account Of the city,
to be appropriated towards its defence. The city
loan ought to be covered at once. There is sutfi-
& cient unemployed money to do SO. II majority
of our moneyed men Owners of real estate) do not
choose to take anything more than a passing inter
est in preserving city from invasion or sustain
ing its credit, we regret it.
There was nothing done III Exchange to-day.
Quotations nominal The banks have good sup
plies of sterling, which they able to hold on to
until our port is relieved OF the blockade, when the
gold can be received direct from the vaults of tue
Bank of England. There is no NewYork exchange
market 1t is illegal to have any transactions with
that metropolis, and it is out of place to be quoting
exchange on that point.
The President and Directors of the Union Bank
to-day declared dividend of 4 Oct. out of the
earnings of the last six months The net profits Of
this bank for the last six months reach q yet.
4 The Bulls can roar again.
There are no sales of stocks reported. There
y was some negotiation going on in State Bank
4 shares, but a contract was norobtained. The Gas
4 Light Company is paying it's regular dividend.
Gas is an institution. The profits of this company
for tho last six months were Set. and with over
a years. supply of coal on hand and paid for. The
Black Republicans Of Pittsburg cannot deprive us
of light for twelve months at least and before that
time the Onaehita mines will be sending the best
of coal to market
We present the half.yearly statement of the
Southern Bank of this city. 1t exhibits surplus
of over 20 f2ct--all the suspended debt has been
charged up The circulation is $42, 230 and amount
due depositors is $5I7 457. Total immediate cash
liabilities S5596a9, which are covered with $780,
s53 coin in vault. The exchange balance is nearly
all sterling, and in good hands in London. Accord
ingly, the stock of the bank is worth on the books
$40 per share, assuming the bonds to be par,
which was the price paid for them at the time the
bank was organized.
sENI.ANsuAI. STATEMENT OF THE SOUTHERN BANK
LIABILITIES
Reserve Fund, 80. 100000 o.
Profit and Loss Account. S. li9 Ii
Individual Deposit 5lI, iG9 55
Circulation 42,230 Oh
s,,sl!,atsoo
s 6 ay # 81 N s o sass s bc ID @
4 q, siis an 4sai 5s
fSs ssss sasdss aff sst il months; s3s S s
Confederate States America, 5000 c
Southern Banls Stock oakea in pasmen9,.,. 1850 q
Notes and Bills Discounted l6uTO2 q
Domestic and Fo egn Exchange, 559425
s6aS5s Il
81 sl4sla d
Reserve FL 2OooO0 % 5ll9 A
Dividend OF Pct declared this day $1,000
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snudrord'a Family Cntnartic sslls,

CompouaisdTo pure Vegetable Extracts and put upia
Gases, alright, end willkeepin any climate.
The Family Cathartic PHI gentle and active Catartr
Rhich proprietor hRs used his practice twenty
years The constantly increasing demand from those who he
long used the Pills end the satisfaction wch all express
gard use, has induced place them within the re2
Of ALL Ta Profession well different Caharcs
on 6iieren! portions Of the bowels
The Family C2haC Pill has, with dus reference this vel
established fact been compounded from variety of the
Vegetable Extracts which alike every of the aien
ary canal and good ind safe in all where Cahar
neeaad such IS nrsngment f he Stomach Gleepi1esG
i = "a
the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected. end in course Of Fever LOIS Of Appetite Creep
Sensation of C3d the body Restesnesa Hea2cke
Eogh in he Het3 oil Inaampl6ory Diseases, Worms II
Children Adt5 Rheumatism great Purifier Of he Blood
and many diseasas which flesh s heir to- numerous
mention in this nd retirement Dose TO s. Price n,nee
ThaiiVer InvigoranT end Family Catartic Pills arc reae
Druggists generally and sold BY the tradei all argt
ST. V. SANFORD ri D., manufacturer ami FGo21Iotcs
s55 Broadway Il Z.
j, WRIGHT & CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
nSf3dE AEd sLA Ey4vsEy DEEgsist,
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gebiea, Of The Hlarksts.

CEgsnshT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP STREET, !
Wednesday Morning, July 8, 1861.
CoTToN. We did not hear of sale. No re
ceipts.
ToBAcco, Nothing reported. No receipts.
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CA I'll & MAR ct.

JEFFERSON CITY, July s. 1851
Arrived yesterday $50 Veal Cattle. Amount of
Stock sold were 1876 Texas Beeves, 55 Hogs and
40 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale, III
Texas Beeves, ZIG Hogs ITO Veal Cattle and 6s5
Sheep. We quote:
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the square into n gutter, of die strests.
President i@4rd nj |Uleru4n
lS's"'"J prcsiarn, Board M o an Aldermen
S>p''''S Signed ~ JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor
A.. tr4 z: copy r,,-..s, r,rnx n.rsn s.,,,,..,
Proclamation, by the EInyor.
MAhOkAI.rE OF Nav uRI,E ANS,
city uajJ, june u, ISL
FNaccordance Will the following Ordnonye Of the Common
G%oS f t or s hSy[ Hnoq"G bo tt To6 0 @
%o E wi Ike i", for 1 TUX 0AN q Two ITNhE&D
ANp FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS to bt appropriated
In ord snn1e our ne2ee to nke part IN j~ noys
upwards and shall renHce su Certificates by Bonds
Soasicy erps, 10 the known parott>mo Of all or
not G Ca @ ,t ' J6hN r. NoNRoE W" I
mo. 56l2.l
AN ORDINANCE to r"t.e Money for the Deiens Of The City
An or B. Hoo1qi,.' ty 2, co4moe C~oc7 n m, ca2
Of Mcs Qr@s 5lMt he ,. q two hq"led and N.Y. h9n
to he ee y Ied for s aslsmee Of he ciy Of NV O ieH
oenid sim and owing the inability Of the ely advance
S 2m q, cg@% rgsg5n Ias SaIoE ct g e G
Guy Tor he amount Grvsaid in Such tam and Such SIMS Il,
they determine san ho4d We sign, by the civ ems
prsrrtud lv the jufTDfIc+tg
on the toy duly 1852 WITH interest the rate Of per
Pe, @n1Gm 5r"nl9ale 4nttl Payi
passage His ordinance it sh be the daty Of ,hG Navor
S4a~ nok, Il s"g,cfiom to Re opce AT e teteureT
Filnnre & umefrS ami the M.yo- IS ao reqe,tg to 1--WE
P Will ,hS he 10 come me 5 TSy' d ~ , c m
ci c ] 10 soon AZ I@ For {l TO receive
ANTIcLE4 nj tmH'r orfii,l That all Sums ari,i from
oer iepo>ii> Of the city, to he lseG only for he
said ard no mony Shall be drawn tIcreom, e%cy b.: order
s ri ,s -. for ali 's
me i'' OF %sfgi,g6} Ls'7' 10 NIXON
fsigucd1 F'gS Fs Nq itK Ti AEErr"eR
Appr0Tts siS s1@f H. 1871 JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
-
- II FtsEa E&FlfS7S r. Is - az E'aEE "A a.
-e-~~~~e-~~>~~~>-S~
8 N second sei Pound BitSS'' ie
vsZ streets. as eSy::"',--
sl"a al round.
which if o claimed within five dAy9 and the expenses there
FE M o RI AMY : n iS6 4 10 O'Clock 4 S
Registered july i MILTON NfF street Commissioner
Z. DEyENPoRT
.
ss e S.,r1 aux S3Iyss d sES@ soo's
Inc Mule blanche, ayant IA mains den uerr bo,ont DIT
s. l. dir anima Tesi psi rgcns d cir onrs ct lie.
fra payes, era vendu rsncheo pnbqge IA dit depot
Ter de s is5 ''"'"@s '"S '&'5
EOURTE2 DISTRICT EoOUY D. Was brous hi
W 6a T Sa bS H a S .sa Witt sno OF m
neai the .s6 h"d feet vii, e, a1mo,f bl,nd
on " ps s5i i be- d AZ nc 5T r@S Sp
DAT jGI S, 8d1 at ii O'clock 4 II ''
Registered July I g5ioN ESflf street Commissioner
T. ny tie ES =, Gon,,ro7Is7
F7p,yE Drrov-,rr,2IET,7,, r,ySrrt,1S,rr III
II conduit pot tpnves IN Quueme District rue
de AIUnCltiOu IaTtnue Washington
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l ou1s1ANA sUaAR sNIE.NEeEaY EoR sAla

I gIIshAR SUtEAEt tEEIH. " FEEE z FUFs SALE
Ia OR LEASE.
That very desirable establishment, situated the left bsHk
Of the Mississippi below the Government WHAT and within
the limits OF the city Of New Orleans offered good
Investment to capitalists who DESTROYS Of aiding in the
progress Of Southern manufactures 1t in complete
pair and III we'll found having euEnaG boilers,
centrifugal machines bone black furnace filters, nods,
ape sni yard cooperHge and in fact all the
requisites pr carrying Sugar Refinery NoasSes Rebo
ing large scale With alttle additional expense, it might
be easily converted into a Cotton Mil.
II has Wharf attached to the Ievee with water su
cen for the accommodation of vessels delivering taking IN
urEo.
For further information and for terms apply to
DE tFGW RARETiIr + go, 81 Common street
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F:,,I'. i2aI>a-a.
NT,vra'. Srrl:T. - YT.lf Chsrr'
4vcr'5 Engr,1 p,r',-I,
Ey,lars Eai1.,. LiF,.4oTt,
!s.re'. F.rrD. -.~El
Wi7gr's E.lrr.ua,4i..n.
Egger'- Ioyrr,qp,-t nd Ter.
H-s. t;h-.Jirrt's. {,i..-yrrr.
,3fEIrg s 'gr-ry n.tvsrl3 ranL
',9r,a7I' lnLiR;, in
Sr Ross /.
$,I.sall'e Strer ut!eains TO,
dlV.
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8 + r1Ta,.an'g.
E4nf.'a
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T7srnpnteT'r
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E-is;ol's,
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PLaHTTE,-.
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Hwlrrs
Ervpr74 India
AIsocElE Pmo,is.
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Fio}lny1.5'a ArEic
LINN Its.
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iHsiari1JG gntellMemt.

HtariHG gntellWGntt.
CEzscssT pYrIcE No. 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, July 3, 1851
Cleared Yesterday.
No clearances at this port yesterday.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamboats,.
Prince of Wales Lodwick, I'm Memphis.
Anna Perret Cops, FIN Washington.
ia Gotten, Baranco I'm Bayou Sara.
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Mem Orlealls bully eJresfent.,
Bintr auttlligemt.

49,. 49, . I,u,MENT CoLuMNs
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gF's L. PackcN -Rr~nlWfarlict ior Memphis AMI n me
LfiiAs5s III nls = Ile fir class swift packet II. Il.
yfff.ysI7fE w. Filt, 7 H. NcWH ter, will leave
above. For rrISL prasaEe app y board.
VIRGINIuS G. nENTTEl,
Advertising Agent
SThS at Napoleon with rceriar packets for
the Arkansas ad White rivers and Memphis with the Mem
NH. NnL ChLIlnALnM RNllrnLMs. NG
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r-,,.zs, ,,.,a ...,... ttsS1t ftA2t.iSDALp ,,z-c
afF, ~ No. .I1s5Ezi EGLTE &IE h
s25S5ti sa3ssE4 ~ 20 ThEAS, ssssfest
UNIEEn STATES MAIL LINE.

HyREEFEE y. COS CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
" iud 3opaU E"dT NJ acIrH, which they ''I 10 sEppy
D7uggi,i- U}eI ryo7r=vrs lowest whte1aN prices.
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w AS bE0st4aa1 60 Gne City Es0Etcc Ja5t OR
W the 9Th Of June ISL the very light eTit boy JOSEPH
Says he belongs Mr. William yne, WIN h"to in Ioisvp
Kentucky. He feet cles lii h. OF he uptct
front teeth missing, light beard and nouache,
uEg % gears.
tbs ffi CLAIM. property according to Inv
MI4UEI. HERNANDEZ, JE.,
KeeYar Ct CitF Police Jan,
Registered June a, 1854.
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
icj I5t Clerk If f7lDtroIar.-
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SENSIBLE.

The Weekly Times, London journal
with circulation Of over 100000, chiefly
among the working classes in Great Britain,
and justly understood to utter the convic-
ton. of the masses, takes up the PROPOSE.
ton and thus disposss oft:
Our commercial interest, as well NJ our
moral duty, are both on the side Of strict
neutrality. We might possibly, at the ex-
pense Of an American war, obtain the exit
Of cotton few months earlier than il would
otherwise occur, but hundred millions ster-
ling would not pay for much fighting, al
though it would far more than Represents the
loss occasioned by the evil against which We
are.lnvited to take up arms. We must also
remember that u large portion Of our trade
depression aries from the fearful disturb.
ance which the civil war has occasioued in
the finances OF The North. We might, by
quarreling with them make this much worse,
but running customers has never been found
a good method Of snisrging trade. II We
were to break the American blockade be-
cause we don't like it, We should commit an
net Of aggression which every civilized coun.
try in Europe would condemn, and We could
not af,erward enforce any blockade our
selves. 1t is very announcement that war
should interrupt the occupations Of peace !;
but We must submit to such disaster until
We can persuade the parties to the quarrel
to refer their cause to an arbitration milder
than that Of the sword.
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oUn GUN Is now LoADkD.

A little while ago, 10 speaking Of The %.
parent hardness OF our war preparations,
We took occasion to tell the story Of Daniel
Boone and the Indian, A. illustrative Of the
condition Of the country:
The Indian surprised the old hunter aslssv
in the forrest, and Boone awoks only il
time to save bis life BY dodgins behind
tree. His gun Was unloaded. 81 dodgsd
and ran as we'll a. could I" Boone
used to relate, ..the Indian % close on my
heels that could not get time 10 load ny
gun. My knife had fallen to the ground.-
The Indisu vas fully armed and know bad
nothing. lie kept me moving; aod - rsas
had to load my gun. Tha. wss the lsue.
est loading ever did. Il took me half g
hour ~ least. Al last got the bullsS
down, and then changed nv tactics and
made short work Of the cussed varmins.0
Boone's case, ws said, vas the nations
case, as against the insurgents. They caught
us asleep and dissrmcd M Fully srmed
themselves, and ready In all thines, they
have kept % on the defensive, wsrdine ok
blows with one hand while We loaded Win
the other; but At last our gun IL loaded
The first reports Of i,s discharge como 10 40
from Piketon and Port ROYAL; next week
We shall hear from East Tennessee, and The
firing will not cease until the white lndiaus
are made to bite the dust.-New Yeyk
Post.
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THE tMPREssIoNS or NAVAL Battle.

A correspondent Of the New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce. who was on board the
steamer Richmond when she was ATTACHED
at the Mississippi Passes By Hollins' Asst
writes:
Ihave heard the most glowing dsscsip-
tions Of battles, and my imagisation hss
very often presented to me pictures 90 vivid
that thought that they sxcscded reality
but am convinced that the terrible excite.
ment and absorbing interest, the bursting
shells and flying splinters, the enshusissm
and huzsas Of the men defy human power 70
describe. The man that says hs felt %
fear or trembling for the 6rss few shets 10
action, you may stamp - . coward. Az fee
myself never had sueh sensssion- 10.
thing 20 terrible. After each discharge
from = gun, oil the crew, (oihcers inoluded,)
except the loader, spopger and powdsrmse.
fall fat on their stomachs, thus svoidipe
tho shell that may happen to strike Oh dse6
(for In bursting the spiintcrs bsve tsndsn.
cy 10 fy upward.) IL IL lasGhabls 10 sss
them all 30 down st once; but Gao assure
you it 10 very pleasaps sensation 10 svsq
think ones self out Of ths Nay Of one Of
these terrible spiinters. would much pre-.
fer being shot away With cold ball thar
to Be ssoglsd BY one Of these ugly ME.
sless
SO much for my 6rst seosation 10 bstsIs.
Although have before been under are
Of muskstfy, Tin one Of our bost sxpsdi.
tions, two weeks ago,) yet cannot fspsy
anything comparable with the whissins nd
bursting Of the she'll.
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Who thinks OF wearing white kids when the
shells are exploding in the drawing room
Ut the Administration save the nation and
overlook any little thing thasmay have been
OMITTED. Tuere. here.
Christians hate Is.ariot, Romans despise
Cataline, Americans lcaths the name Of Ar
mold. So viii the Seuthesa pirate chief
tains in their exile be marked with contempt
BY the patriots Of the Canstitution. Sepa-
ration is impossible. Annihilation absurd!
America must change her policy; be more
republican. daughter. less aristocra,ic,
overcome our fmodesty, and not be too
religious about forms. America fights
with her own men--our soldiers "a 10 baltic
for glory, Law, liberty Europeans 6ght for
pay. Ours is volunteer army; We have
no Hessians or hired battslions.
Our thirty millions loan, % readily taken
BY our people, is nothing 70 what VIC can
do. England spends that sum every yeas
on her army and navy. The days Of Perry,
and Decatur, and Paul Jones ars to he ~.
vived. The neess are oG-aa ss~ set Of tao
ties take Iiatteras. s'Send back The
North Carolina troops" telegraphs the
Governor. Take Satanna!1! "Send back
the Georgia regiments,' p telegraphs the gen.
sral in command to Beauregsrd. Take New
Orleans! Send back the Louisiana c,n,in-
gent. and shortly Reauregsrd is left high
and dry withou. an army, having re iucsd
Virginia to desert, like vineyard de-
stroyed by locus,s. Where is Beauregard? !?
alone, uncared for. forgotteo. Where is
Davis Pill in mind, i'll in body, ths shat
tered frame bs,.ling with the diseased brain
and scared c,nsciencc. The North flourish
es amid the clash of arms-stocks rising,
ballien increasing, ships launching, facso-
ries tu,idiag, corn shipping, while the
South is pasalyxed, aud England and the
world wondering where it is TO end. Why
do cousuls drop day after day unless there
is some terrible secret in Downing street
Why does France borrow two millions on
the Bank Of England unless France is about
to lead an army somewhere9 Verify the
times are changing, and it may turn out
that America is not only the richest coun-
try, bu: possesses one half tho common
sense, three-fourths the enterprise md sev-
en- eigh,hs the beauty Of the world. laugh
ter and loud applause.]
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From the Cleveland Plaiudealer.
EASY LESSONS IN GEOGRAPHY.

MISSOURI.
The modern and appropriate pronuncia-
tion of the above is "Msery." II We may
believe the telegraph reports, and no one
but lunatic will, without considerable al.
lowance, the inhabitants Of Missouri ore in
very bad State. A majority Of the Union
men are rebels at heart, plotting secretly
10 aid Of secession, wnile a largo proper.
tipn Of the rebels are disguised Union men.
Union family tree will have rebel limb
or branch in the person Of son or daugh-
ter, and the rankest rebel household will
possess a saving clause in the person Of
loyal offspring, who is proof against the
poison Of secession. Neighbors whose back
yards front on each oshey and who have
lived on terms Of the greatest intimacy for
years-their grown up sons and daughters
sparkling across the fence-6rc real bullets
ut each other from chamber windows and
back doors. Loyal neighborhoods possess
little bands Of determined rebels, who burn,
shoot and destroy, and villages where 70.
bels are greatly in the ascendency have
Union clubs that cannot be rePressed q BY any
amount Of cruelty and persecution. Queer
state Of things in Missouri.
John G. Fremont was resident OF Mis-
souri, for brief period, but be moved away.
Everybody has heard Of bis removal. lie
was u good man, but proved inadequate to
manage large tavern. The Herald OF this
city was so enraged at Fremont's removal,
he being an extensive advertiser with them
and getting his job work done there, they
quit sending pspers down the MshoDing
Railroad! The locomotives feel like death
about il.
The Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad is
10 Missouri and the trains run with regular.
ity, although the bridges were all burned
weeks ago. They don't mind the absence
Of bridge at all, but jump their trains
right over. The passengers get accustomed
to il. The locomotives and tenders on that
railroad look like sieves, they have 80 many
bullet holes 10 them. The rebels along the
line Of the road are Spsrtans 10 courage
They pop away at q passing train from be-
hind a tree with reckless bravery.
Lexington will always hold prominent
position 10 the history of Missouri, being
distinguished for the gallant defense made
by Col. Mal.igsn aud bis brave Irish Bri-
rade against vastly superior numbers. They
fought three days without Irish whiskey, of
even water, any vcre compelled to succumb
they couldn't Get suck Of anything else.
Gen. Price 10 probable the most talen.ed
officer the rebels have 10 Missouri, although
be vas good deal run dorrn after the 6kh,
ss Boouville. lie was 10 bad odor for week.
after tha, affair, bot se believe that be hsl
succeeded in clearing his skirts Of anything
offensive.
We don't believe Gov. Jackson could b
reelected, and yet he made 6ns run
through the State only few weeks sge.--
According tn the latest accounts be - neal
the border Of Arksnsss, almost on the line
II he meets his deserts be will reach the lin,
yerJ soon, snd the linz viii hays . loop - il
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aTmE HlLLs OF wssTEKN VIRGINIA.

A..~ri.er in the Seiosa 0d1Iesi, ~be has
been ID the Gauley valley, ssys the hills
cannot be Described sod sslates The foliovs
ing incident 70 convey soDs idsa q thsix
height, precipitation sod broksussss.
A number Of scouts who had bsss ont
esriy 10 the morning came shout noes isso
the camp Of Gen. RossDefsns, eisGsted
down 10 The osly valley 10 shas DsigAbsss
hood, snd reported . body Of sssss hss.
drsd secessio0ists sppfosehing. The Geo.
erai said IL was impossible, snd ssot oct
some other frosty fellows 20 Investigate. =.
They returned il fsw hosrs eeshrnisa
more thao hsd been reported. 4 IAseo
fercs vas immedistely nssssrsd ssd tech
ap their lins Of march, trampise over bin
sod dale for few sessy bssss, sssil tAsy
foaiIy ssesoded large oossssis, fsso tts
sop Of which they cosld discover ths sanp
spread 10 BATHS srrsy. The feld pieces
were brought ssd evsrythiog pseparsl fes
. surprise ssd . resdiss 70 Shssssss Ne b.
fernal rebels, when Sbs 4sld elass Wss
brought to bess bsIos and shsy diseeseeeA
their Own eamp, - quiet and ordssjS 9
they had left Is tuo houfs before.
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