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The Germans in Carolina,

Ine Charleston Courier publishes an elo.
quent discourse delivered on the late Fast
Day, before the German military companies
and German population of Charleston, by
Rev. l.. MULLER. This discourse discusses, Ist,
The rights of the South in opposition TO the
North; and Cd, The duties of Germans "a
adopted citizens, Both these points are clear
y set forth, the aggressions uron the rights of
the States der the authority Of tho Coasti-
tuition by the usurping despotisra at Wash
lngton fully established: tho conversion Of
this country from free and equal States into 4
trutal military power, such as those from
which Germans have escaped in Europe, en-
phatically denounced, and the Germans Of the
south inv ked to answer if they desire to see
the!r country become second Poland or Hun
gary. Upon the eubject Of the duty Of the
Germans, as adopted citizens of the Confede-
unctness and force. We make the following
extract:
The German ha, Il clear understanding of
teut ana wrong, II holy Inheritance from his
!oreiatheTs, reared under the teachings of II
martin Luther. Where else wonId Won stand
but on the side OF right and Justice But
Could We quietly Starsf there, and not defet,d
IL with all our mightf True. the most OF us
were not born here, and therefore love of the
country IS not with us innate a. with our
children but have we no ties that hind rs in
love to our State1 Though we nra iike ,rsas
Trans planted into another soil yet all have
A1en root, more or less, aud pity on him who
mas not -he would be " dry, and hinder the
land Tell me, friend, who hast found here
the loving companion OF life, is that place not
hear 70 you where thou epjoyest the greatest
earthly blessing Or thou friend, whose
children were born here is their birthplace
indifferent To your And look We beyond on
ttiat silent place, where the green turf Of hone
overs your dearest treasures cn earth--raay
~ be father, mother, husband, wife brother
s's'1r thtre, perhaps, thou hast treasured
up tby little ones, flesh OF thy liesh, bore Of
my nohe-teli me, has not Sou tn Carolina no.
Il ground for you Is IL not Il sacred dpty 10
deiend that soil II
ihls State, with It's free institutions has
received Gs II has called no one Of Ms, n,.r.
Asps friesa lhdaced Us TO come. Uut ths
st&Ie has dagpted us, has protected us. and
a h%s eas.sstsa us to eea aai rights with all lts
e.ssAAs, We ksve i1aaa q hegs bers-Lsys
ysah.:eJ, Ard scstnw, Here we llgys lasorf,I.
lrse3}s1 cur egE psasA ilom-eE.A mora, ths
el'sE sessi eat aose .nHrrs1 want, And In
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Ccrrespeu Il eLce ~ to- .icnin -ut Dispa tch.
Lettey' from q PUlnateer
CAMP A.HL.Hp. jun 2l.h.

CAMP ASHLAND. J JuIt - h, 1861,
In one of your late numb~rs thrrr aVlH iTpd
comma Gn!Cation from th.. county OF Amelia
written by one calling himself " FssdsIIlk -
lhls correspondent spoke of The number 0f
men sent from that county To the service OF thp
coUGtry, ard mention I'd in terms of euIo!v
four gentlemen who td each sent four sol J
10 that strvice In his commentator OF
Am lila, my Wn county, hear lily join She
contributed literally ana promptly, and thai ,
too, ct her best men But the point III which
beg TO TAKE i-sur with your respondent is
that paragraph in W whith he speak of tn four
gentlemen who c1utTibute many soldiers
from their own hresiGes Elch Of theil Re
says. sends four
Now, not desire il the least do diminish
the NEED OF praise III Tt is due these g-n!Ip -
men Tor the noble offering they Inakr at III =
a tar OF their country's good bur let ius tlca
be done, tn ugh the heavens fall. C4nuot
every re dr. recall to mind more tn 1T one ia :
stance in wLih a single hou-ehod has sent
more ;hau tour H. OF its members TO the SIR
vice l knIW several families within thu
narrow limits of aTle!ia from whom every
male member Is goue 10 fight The battles OF
the country. Then, why should these gentle
men designated by " Frederick y worthy as
they are Of oQr grateful praise, oe 50 proIni
Hentiy held up as the nobltst contributors Of
all D.? JCsrICE
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Corres spondenee of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Tom s Brook
Tov,s Rooox Snanando,n 40 I,na1t

ToN's BsooK, Shenandoth Go, June IS
Our com Dany, the ''Shenandoah Rrfemen, -
LETT for Wiuches ter this morning. They mum
ber between sixty and seventy men, all OF
whom arr quite expert with the gun, and good
marx men We venture 70 SAY that no com
pAnS in the Valley Is com posed OF better fight
iDs ma teriiI than this, and If they arp favored
with an opp 0riunl!y, will make sad havoc OF
the YANKEE hlrelings. IL is wor' hV OF note
that there are eleven Crabills in this comp;t
NY, SIX of them the sons OF David Grapin
Esq one of the oldest residents OF this place
There also five Readys. We thiuls 3 pre-
MUM should be awarded 10 thtt father Vho
eau muster the most sous into service 10 fight
the battles of the South defend the soil CT
Eirginia and reDeI Northern in yaders
Previous TO the departure Of the company,
the Rev j a. Snyder delivered the boys \
sermon, the text Of which we lind IN Isaiah,
43rd chapter, 9th verse, and Samuel, 1TtA
chapter, 45th verse, being as follows Is will
say 10 the North give mp, and 10 the Sont h
keep not back; thou CONTEST 10 me with 4
sword and with 4 spear, and win = shleld
but l come to thee III the name Of the Lord Ct
Hosts From this text the minister clearly
"iucidatcd that we have both q 81 aud Irstice
upon onr side in this war; that victory ls not
always to the strong, but to the just, and ut
the same time, beseeChirg them not 10 give
their friends Guoi by with tears in then eyes,
expecting 10 Ur KILLED; bat, on the con traTy q,
they sncu III depart with bright faces and con
rageous hearts, determined - kill somebody
else after the close OF the sermon, IL helng ol
Tuesday, the parson reminded the ladi' $ that
the soldiers the Ferry had plenty OF bread
but nothing TO =" grease It with. Whereupon,
the patriotic women came forward ana uiCk
ly raised several hundred pounds OF butter.
Capt Sam Myers company of Gueriilas
passed down the Valley on saturday for Win
chester. They hail from the neigh borhood OF
Llon's Church, III this county, and number
about seventy men. Another company OF
Gueriiias is being raised in the upper end OF
the county, with DR.. "A. K. Meem as captain.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Old C0ntinsutdlS.
SrRAERrpp VA

SrRAsBrR0, va, J uue II,
There is stationed at this place detach-
ment from the old Continen tal company, OF
Winchester, Va who guarded old John
Brown and bis fellow prisoners III the Charles
town Jail. feel il my duty To give praise 10
modest worth, In the person of Lieut.. Chas.
II. Bush, the commander OF the detachment.
He Is a gentls man in every respect {, and his
men are is fiue a set OF fellows AS ever yoiun-
teered their service 10 any State. They are
highly com plimented for their good deport-
nient and drilling. This SPEAKS We'll for
Lieut.. Bush he is a fee drill officer and
hin tc his superior officers as worthy their
attention The detachment is armed with
Colts repeating rif,e--a deadly weapon. Tae
mel ass admirable sho,s, aad 10 ready for
bsasA With old Asas alfe!inss We Under.
stasd shab ths company are ordered 10 hai5
thsirss.vts In rsstlness In saafeh al nc.
meut's werslDs, Stsa:si.i
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RIcHMoyD, June Igth, Is,

Hon. q q. MExNIHGEn, Sac'y Treas'y
SIr-Your favor of the 18Th inst, REQ Nesting
NE ''to act rs one Of the Commissioners to
bring for Ward the Confederate Loan at Dan
vile has just been handed me Iu this city
While do not know that my name will ala
70 me success OF the COM anittee heretofore ap-
pointed, get feeling deep interest in every
thing that affects the success of the Cunfede.
rate States, and having full confidence in the
justice OF our c1use, and IN our ahiIitv with Il
united people, determined at every hazard
and at any cost, to main tain our inGe ijendence
| accept The appOintmpnt, with the hope and
tull belief that our people wiii promptly aud
literally respond To your CALI ana thus aid
III the SPEEDY and trium phdHt success of our
Cause.
With much respect, l sm your obetien t
servant W. L. SUrHRRLrS
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on But when they do come TO the con

abandon. But when they do come to the con
cinsion that reconciliation between the
North and South is hopeless-tha. inexnrahls
lie--thPn the bulk of the " Union party will,
We are satiSfi declare tor the South There
will be upon that point, whenever it shall
come ft.ir'v before Us, An unparalleled unanim J.
~ OF sentiment in MARYLAND A what mo-
ment the - Union party - will recognize the
necessity of accepting and settling IN It issue,
Is, in our Judgment, solely a Question of time.
That they must meet it sooner or later W.
cannot doubt. and we are equally sure how
they viii deierm inc it They, therefore, great
ly mistake Itrvlanf who suppns- that the
late vote is Indicative of deposition on th''
part OF her people to ally themselves with
the North upon he final dissolution of the
IIninn
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KING AND QUEEN G. II e., June IS
l have seen from time TO time an account of
the military movements OF many OF the coun.
ties in the State, and have heard from scm- of
the adloluing counties That King AID Queen
was somewhat of laEgart III comparison.-
Now, King and Queen county has already
raised seven volunteer companies OF about
45U men, and armed and equipped 200 0f them
with VI nuie muskets and ii! necessary &C ,ou-
tr.mants ard the County Court has ievied
Sl5 go for these ECiuutPe aHi their families;
aud, uuders tAud, there is = pr0ject now on
hand 10 raise another vo!unt tetr conpGnv.
A Il meeting Of the Board of Officers Of the
Regiment for this county, few days siuc.
it was ascertaiued that there were only 500
militiamea enrolled tor duty previous TO lite
departure OF the first volunteer company, ana
the Board of Officers, after re-a arraHsilg The
militia districts, found oay about I5J me.I
subject to militia duty. Certain il Is that
more than one half the white n tie potul:-
ton of our county have gone TO the det; are
of the Soathern OCrtedPracy.
The County Court has also ordered all of
the free negroes who are young and without
families and who are Cousum and not irU-
ducers, 10 be sent TO West Point, Gloucester
Point, or Yorktown, 10 work; and they have
willingly and cheerfully responded to the
call mada upon them. SO much fer our com
"; and III doing this, she has only done her
duty. G.
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Richmond RaiI'eay Co4pauy.-The rails for
this Important work, save the turuings at the
different street corners, are nearly al laid and
were Il not for shs inpossib'lity of soon getlins
the proper cars, cur eitizens might look iss tie
active operation of this great pubic coay.Ei-
ence at an early day. The directors of the
company are among The mos, energetic aud
pruaent business nien of the city, who, togeiher
with theF resident In tho cons, rae,ioa ii the
road, IN which the very beet materials have
been used, eaYe ceftaihis combined RAPID
acton vito ssaaomy. Ius following is . list
oi the otfusrs eg .Ae roai, which We rv-pgGl,,o
to refresh The pqb.ie Feo4i.ee,ian
yos. Jkexsol, IL, pfssi9snt.
D,reetars, ID W. n Caaea, Vim. H. War.
,wses. j Tasmpsui, tfs9a. Wra. n Aassll
lhomss s. .taessaE, g. L, Hsyiy, j II Nao
Exet. dlEn y. iiszalsi, haasiA a, I.sauas.tr
Boiling W HstsIis eAaslss saa,i. WV -
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Correspondents OF thu Richmond Dispatch.
"Hoaor tn Wh0m Honor is due -
BLAcK Walnut, Hal.f:tN Go Va.

June IS, 1861 (
While every issue of your paper furnishes
gratifying evidences OF the devotion Of the ia
dies to the cause OF our Southern iudtppn- =
dence aud their rtadints IS - promote Lhe com
fort OF our soldiers, | must in justice 10 the
fair daughters OF Bltck Walnut, Halifax
county, claim, that lille All the dAughtpr OF
Virginia have done well, they have exceled.
Having learned from Rev. II. NJ. PoindG xter,
just arrived from Yorktown, that The Back
Walnut Dragons were sta i0n.d there wi : h e
cut camp equtDage, or any shelter other than
th~ir lud'a rubber blankets, they determined
TO 20 10 work to supply their need. A suppiy
OF cloth was procured from your cry, ana L
few hours notice given, and early Ina next
morning 80 ladies were COLLECTED aGd bu-iiy
engaged at work BY - U'ci@ck OF the second
d'.y twelv.' large siZeG and well made tents,
win two dozen cImp chaiCs, were ready
p..c6ed III handsome army wagon furGishpd
by the iiberdllty of friends, and ready tor the
seat of war. With such patriot women, can
our army suif-r for any mlnistratiUn they
can render, and can soldiers sust tained ftiI
to defend our beloved country and is sacred
rights EIGGISICs.
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"FRFH SrsFCH quite an excitement was
created IN front of the Centre Street NJ r.
thrvCh, Philadelphia, on Sunday night las t.
by the arrest of MIR Thos Young, "A member
in good standiug OF the Church. 1t tap0ears
that Mr.. ounE, rfeyious TO the commence
mcut OF the $rTI ice, with several other per.
sons, was stHntlug in front Of the Church l.
and when one # the party said somethine
about the arrival OF a pTivateer in \. York
ana at the same time GruUGHcing the officers
and ere - of thc vessel us pirates TCung in To-
SISTED that they were not pirates but men en- =
gagged in a lawful rebellion tor their rights -
At the same time he remarked that Col. Els
worth was thiet, having stolen mans pro
peFfy, and he was served right in being shot
This created an ntense excl itetnent, and Iourg
WAS ordered TO leave, which he did. the crow !
following after him, until he took refuge in 4
private house. The mob Insisted that lie
should be brought out, which was finally
done, Young being in charge Of Il number OF
policemen, who took him 10 a station house
where he remained until Monday morning,
when he underwent an examination before
Mayor Henry.
The Mayor, after hearing all the witnesses
had to say, remarked that there was not any
testimony that justified him in holding Mr..
riot, and he mus I discharge him The defend
ant was only expressing his opinions, and
however others might differ with him as 10
the correctness OF entertaining, or the Judg-
ment of making them known, he nevertheless
had the right to ntertaIn ana express them,
If he saw proper. He should be sorry TO see
an attempt made in Phiadelp phla to EN- ulate
Tue example OF other communities, TO abridge
the freedom OF speech. The expression OF a
mere abstract opinion WAS not Il yiolati OF
glYe utterance 10 IL. II the right of speech 10
denied 10 one to-day, 1t may bs denied to ano-
1her o-morrow. The Mayor then ordered
Mr, Young 10 be discharged
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For the Richmond Dispateh.l
ItEEEgIX Y Luua LIZ u

To the E3ftors IF the Disp0tcA Having re-
Gently seen III the Dtsyutci what purpCr Crtpd
to De L correct statem-lit OF the affair a PM
ippI, by J w. Spaidlng, | take this means
of sIyImg that Mr.. Spa!Ging's statement is en-
trely incorrect and unreiIlb!e
The fdcts in the case viii, | hope, soon be
made public by The aciiou OF u Court of In
qGiry, which / have solicited.
Y ours, respectfully,
G. A. PoRrEsFTsLp
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NhNl Is IHE NRMS

Our friends at the various camps aud places
Of rendezvous and elsewhere, will confer q
favor ny sending 20 US any interesting intel.
iigerce, Al the esrliest practicable moment
Tor publication We desire 70 keep our re,ders
informed In regard TO every thing that trans
7ire.. and Will pay an adequate ornpensa.
t.on fo1 important news
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Covering fer .Soidiers' Heads-A CORES
pondcnt writing t. the editor Of this paper on
the subject Of suitable head-dress for the sol
diers Of the Confederate Army, says:
''Seeing in yaur paper an account of the
un orturate shooting OF Nj Furcron BY OF q
Of oar own men At Manassas | wish 10 sug-
gest To the authorities the use OF a light col
Ored felt hat, which, il 1t does not present
distInc ZION, nmttuing horh safety anu com
fort. II could be coufiled on the head by a
band. similar 10 that used on the caps
" heu hot Weather c"mrs I very much fea r
the effects OF me sun on our troops, many Of
whom are to ally unused 10 exposure TIL $
hat would afford protection to the brain aud
eyes from the SUP, ana certainly add very
muCh to the comfort OF the soldier " hen on
dutv IN he rain do hope that tn yellow
belts OF which we heard last week VIII not b..
nsAh, rs W clunot afford u m kr targets ou
our bodips Ton the enemy 10 shoo, At
l think 4 blue CO aidS Ou the .rort md
back of the cap too, Won 4 br 4 suite bic
distinction, bat most earnestly dss "a n com
fOrttbl- ha' FOR our sol 'i.rs fhr cap very
unco IN tOrtahl-, pressing TOO cI,~ci, ou tha
brain, and aHsr-ilg no protection wharryrI
from the sun or rain -
We give the suggestions of the writer f
what they may be worth We will ob.trv,
however, that II Is too late 10 talk of any die.
tinctive kiud of hat ft'r our troops. The be,t
| that can now be done is 10 make those ",
! have as comfortable as possible. aud tha J.
| What our s"llierY have been d i be aiilu
| " havelrckS" aad other contriyances u thei
| aead tuggery.
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.TURDAY MORNING. JUNE % lss,
NOTICE TO Orr SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers 10 the Dispatch will observe the
CROSS sASH on their papers when their suh
striptons are abont to expire Those who
wish 10 renew Will forward the amount. or
the papers viii b stopped at The close of the
term for which they have paid
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FROM NORFOLK.
tsPEcrAL coRRssrospFscR OF THE DISPATCH

NORFOLK, June o., 1861.
NUMBER oi boys, between the ages of IL
.nu -, nave oTsanizpd company called the
NoFioIk foung iueriiiae, for the protec ton
Oh our efty. These young gentlemen have
gone to work in n very com endable spirit
ana erected their officers, as follows CAPTAIN
IL Hail; list Lieutenant ,. r. Jordan 2
Lieu X. Cranberry; Cd Lieutenant, A
They drill pightly.
DAVID williams, one of the hands at worl.
on on the Sioop Of war Plymouth, al the Navy
naId, was acciden tally drowned yesterday -
entirely dest st!tnta
WIN II. Parker, Chas. B. Dufield, aud 4
homber Of other gentlemen, leave h1re to dav
on on theIr way out West, 10 join Brig. Gen
Lincoln's serfs at the Rip Raps have
been amusing them selves for several DAYS BY
hring shell AT our blttery or Seweil's Point
oot with no effect They fall harmless.
The health of The troops in this secti on is
remarkably good MACCLE-FIELD.
NORFOLK, Va, June 20, 1861
lhe report OF the evacuation OF Newport
News by the Ftderaiists, As ted by your IN j.
'nTuaut, is Incorrect. There are SUI nHny
tents at this point, and if aIy thin the
number has vastly increa seq a gen lrma.
iufcrms me that there are NO troops 81 II ami
ton bat torres stttlOn II 1T and around Il tfnp
Greek 1t IS evident from Butler move
meats, that al action OF some kind ii! shurtIv
occur; else, why the necessity OF call for
more troopsf Bur rhis may be move OF de
cea'ion aud trck7ry, Tor which the bombts p
tx I}utler is proverpial
II std aCciG. occurred al the Gasport Na
vy-Gard yes terday afternoon. Mr. D1yii
Williams, rigger by trade, while assisting in
raising the ship Plymouth, by means OF a div
iDg bell, by some oreaaage OF the same VAS
wres ted from his hold, and was i'm media Il Y
drowned, He was fished mp, and resuscifa-
ton attempted; but all to no He is rep
resented AS a very worthy man, and leaves "A
wife and five children TO mourn his loss
A dlspa .ch was received here Tuesday,
from OHIO, stating that her troops would be
recalled from the Lincoln Government.
hone II may be true.
One of the ladies who ESCAPED from HaInp-
toII for her life, some ume SINCE. says that III
her flight, winch was in Il cart her iufant was
thrown OUT, aud sus tanned heavy injury on
the head. Her recital OF that event IS pititul
N thn extreme. The LincOlnites went t.
farms, near by, and took possession OF all the
fowl ana every eatable article, and appT0-
priated them to their use. This will remsin
III history as one OF the most outrageous acts
perpetrated oA any civilized community.
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The Gonfederate Loan.

We have been requested TO publish the fol-
loxing correspondence
CoNFEDgRATE STATES OF Avrr,cA.
lREAsrkY DEPT, RIcHMosD, June ls, 'Gl. !
W. 7. $UrHHKLIE, Esq, Dan vile, Va
SiB You are respectfully recupsted IN
act AS one of the Com missioncrs 10 hrirg for
ward the balance of the Confederate Loan a I
Danviiie- ] hope it viii suit your conye-
nience 10 accept the appoin tment,
With much pAct your ob't serv,t
q. G. MEnNINGER, Sec. OF Treas'y
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The 1RgsH CITIzEN6 OF GEoKaIA-The at
lantt Intellig-ncer, publishing lately an ap.

peal from Ooi. q. A. Lochrane, remarked
The Irishman is noted ali the wor Id over
for his love OF liberty, generous and patriotic
ardor, and MS high sen Sc OF right, Jas tice aid
honor. Our Irisa feiio W citizens a Ii over the
South are responding nobly 10 The call OF our
G0vernment. We unders Land that il is the
purpose Of Col. Lochrane 20 raise a regime IN t
OF freshmen in Georgia 20 meet Col Meag-
ner's Irisn Volunteers, who have ioined Lin
coin tor the purpose of killing and subjugat-
ing our people.
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Miss os opAts.v-A valuable nine of opals
bas been discovered on the saewy range OF
,soaa saiiis Ia Uallforaia. Sons us thass gsa,s !
hsvs sffiysd 81 Eer YORK. Tsfrs a3e ssssS
fat varieties Ct taia stias, thaas pf tha ify
sass.sy htslnF taFs fis'sfi1 Yerg iafsl
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AN UkFoRruSArR OCEAN STEAMER ConPAsY
the steamer Canadian, lost on the 4th in
stans, was The second boat OF the same naule
lost by the line between the Canadas aud Law
erpHui She was All iron steamer If 2,tQ0 TONS,
witn several bulknesds, and was built st
Greenwich last year. The first steamer Cana
dian WAS lost by striking upon the - Pillar
below Quebec. III iuue, 1857, The Iudiaa
Went asnors Oh the eastern end Of Nova SEQ.
Tia, November 81, 1858, and OF the lis passen-
gers, 81 were lost. Tue hungarian, with l3a
passengers and crew OF 81, was Wrrczpd on d
rock aeas Nape Saa.s, February ls. 1861 -.
Iaess IoGr stsasaaf, he!anxsd 10 lie sA,ae siHs
@sS-s~s--,re ssssps~s.zs4~--sy---~
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keHHct,o. II htHfs.- Ne l.atn tLat upm.
ker vi landlords III 'his cry haze, II c,mpli
auce with suggestion mad in Ii. ! Per
materially reduced their rents ~ t,Eitt- With
IA the last few m"utt-. 2vasF rGmh@r.
however. have bot done sn ard it IA tff tprrt
ut, on inquiry. hat IN. very p@T,ls3 vi" have
4 ne So were Tie uB.s VII cru.4 !S3~i hcI6
il. In rthern c,ti,s IT. 80 tt"s.i- haze with
entire unanimisy. sIstt fed l.,t y aets m'n-
alton t. reduce Tie rents ctatg.d -p t.I..- t@n
sats--thoSe who hold ug"n iorg 'ea-eE, tas.rg
several years to run. y. we'll n mere tempof-
AIRY tenapts-at the rate OF twenty five per
cent for The current month. and ftiv per cent.
fr IN" X. in case the war pressure shall
continue.
me do not bold the Yankees up a- ii, pat
terms t. be followed ny cur peepte: .uf N do
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