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Mofat's Pills and Bitters :!

But lt IS unnecessHry to enumeTate the many
casrs in which these purely vegetable medicines
have been successful but let Us enquire: Why are
they so universal in their happy effects
Because they purify the blood, aod thus reno
vate all cause of disease in the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the secretions
of the body, aud remove all impurities at once.
Because they do not reduce the system, but inviQ-
crate thus requiring no restraint from pleasure
or business during their operation.
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UDOLPHO WOLFES
Pure S erry WI II @ ,
Imported and bottled by himself the same as ths
Port Wine.
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UDOLPHO wOLFEs

Pure ia m q c a r u m =,
ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH & IRISH WBIsKY-
All the above imported and bottled by himself
warranted pure and the best quality.
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DR.. j. c.. AY Err,
10 YELL, Mas.
Price, 81 per Bottles SIX Bottles for 90 i.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is utirely unnecessary for to recount the evil
dence Of its virtues wherever it has been employed
As il has long be in constant throughout
this section, need not do moro than assure the
people its quality is kept up 70 the best it has
been, and that it may be relied to do for their
relief all il has ever been found TO do.
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Acute or IntlamatOry Rheumatism !!
Anthrosia Chronica, or
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM /!

These diseases, which are among the most pa n
fu, and by ignorant treatment, the most inveter-
ate tn which suffering humanity is liable, are cured,
speedily and permanently cured, by proper course
of the Life PILE ani Phoenix Bitters.
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Special attention given to she settlement of
tates, collection of claims, and notarial business.
may1
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BUSINESS CARDS.

No. G12 Third street-over Jones & Blythe's Office
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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NAEBEFF's s.sER NO. aO5.

JOhN >. GANlII, SheTlH V.
Thos. Z. Garvin, Prff s Atty.
Nay 18th, 1861. navI4- -3w,
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BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MOI
0E HHPEI

- Il ASO444A OAbbC1D - -
Hdve been happily used for ue Of Ferer and qpe
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Irihntk nf Ee.n.ct

AZ meeting OF the Taylor Gravs Compapy
held at West Point Gu the . h Of August. Major
II. b. ToMfIx beiug ca led 10 the Chair and Ad
jutAnt h. q. HILL appointed Secretary the fol =
lowing preamble and resolutions Gre ,tTsra,i by
tapt. Nm. +. AYTETr, Of the TAYLOR (ir.,s ANA
GnaLinousl Y adop;ad:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God to re-
move from aud from the service of the Con-
feierat5 States, our friend and fellow soldier
JhES w. TAiIAfFRRo. who has hser so recently
stricken down by disease in the flower OF his
yonth and in the path of duty aud patriotism ;
and whereas. white vs. bow with humble rnb-
mlsslOn and resignation to the viii Of OUpipo-
tence, cur sad hearts would express The 4. ep
grief aud sorrow which feel IT the loss OF ot +
comrad6 Re it, therefore. uuauimously
/. Rcsatrsd, Tast ny the death # Iohn w Tall
sierro his company has lost one Of its bri. est
urnam anita and ihe army of the Cor faderacy o q
If It's best aad hrdvest soldiers whose yencrnus
nature, 50 der bearing and grnt'emaniv de
portmeD Won for him uDivs sal love and esteem.
Rcson.f. That while thus mourn for n =
young soldier, aud place upon hi, grave the tri
bu'e Of oar grief, our hearts 1rrn with deep o 1
sushing sympatny towards the PARENTS and FAM.
~ OF the deceased, whose household l. now r j
snd datkened by the deep shadows Of this
great aHie'lon. We extend To them our decp.st
and most heartfelt symps thies.
;. r so'rcd, That out of respect T." the memory Of
ma dsc-ased the III mheIe Ui his company will
war he usual badge of monrHia1 for thirty avs
transmit to the baraaved family of the deceast d a
cory Of these proceed ngs and o her copies 10 the
hiChmond newspapers Tor publication.
ON motion, the mt citing ad iuu ned.
Ne n II. Is. TOMLIN Chairman.
Adlutsnt B. e.. NIL, SeC'y,
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The ExGLI.a FIssr IN rus our Perhaps
| everybody does not kno " what q Formidable
fleet OF RrItish ships of war are now occupy =
Ing our HnIf wsters-lying right within
striking distance OF Lincoln's blockadeTs,
whom they are watching with sleepless WIKI
lance and "evident anxiety to pick quarrel
with on this blockade question" We have
good authority for stating that the British
fleet of the fuif, under Admiral Milne, num-
beers no less than thirty five men of war, Ga Ell
carrying heavy metal and equipped on war
footing. We know, of course that this arma-
da rs not here to operate against the Confed
eracy. We know this. without the avoWal Of
the British Government, and every other
thoTity, that It's object Is TO oversee ard in
vrstigats the doings OF Lincoln's bloc kaders,
Being opposed to the opera tons OF onr enc
mics, the British feet Is niece ssarIly in quasi,
but AZ yet inactive, alliance with us i is In
our waters as naval Z" corps OF observation,
and In force which gives il power mt any time
10 become "a corps of operation" He re ia
our waters IL VIII stay, awaiting q possible,
perhaps probable, moment of action when
the British Government may deem it nsces
sary 10 raise the blockade. Should the war
not he sooner concluded, We may expect that
during the latter part of next fall Great Bri-
tam, and PERHAPS francs, will offer to med-
ate. Ii the ia fataatea North rejects PROPOSE
tons, We may expect 10 hear from the British
nast Of the Cult. The way ~ Will run off the
Lincoinits ships, and open our ports, viii re
caution to tyran's -
The ,ons Of Admira. Mines report 10 the
British Govern ment, the substance of which
we have published, indicates more fully than
ANY hing has done heretofore tbs position OF
arsat Britain with yexar4 - ths blockads -
Aobtls Rsytsssr.
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NORFOLK. VA Aurust 1851.

NORFOLK, Va, August 8, 1861.
The town OF hampton was find last nishi
oy the Federais. 1t Is believed that all the
most proEunant buildings were consumed
The IRE RACED about ~ O'Clock or later, and
>ouid he distinctly seen at many cf our rosts.
Further particulars we have not heard, but
you may rely urou THIS statement as correct
Narions corisctures are n ,at as IN the object
4 tina act. Ne can place 20 deTF ndents u y
N the actions OF men given to ssch "ah'oh
JntraKes.
-Four steamers were OF Newport News
yes ,erday Two or three steamers went up
James River yesterday. The burning OF the
build tugs at Newport News, as stated by tete
graph, is untrue. gentleman from point
near that locality Sssnies az, win the and
u his spy glass he en- distinctly see the
.noyemeu,s II the enemy There is still a
numb-r Of tsoops at that point, TO guar ahe
large fort they have .iected He says the
nj ,sh light there on Monday WAS due to
h.. huruIng al brush, SO that you may dis
mt,s the idea that any con Migration OF nn port
.uee has tissn place.
Tnre. large steamers came in Yesterday
and touched At DAD Point. One of them was
literally pa, ked with troops.
A bright Tx Mt was seen in the direction of
lanes Ilv-r on Tussday night about IL or
II O'Clock anu, rs 1t MAS on the water MANY
believe th~' u was vessel on fire. We in
line 10 that belief
may be proper TO add that the Fe,Ierals
have erected large fort at Newport News
ana made an enforcement around it, They
tIr Well fortified In every respect
Inv loud sounus OF drums and unusual
noi-e Al our many posts, we heard on Mon
day night, was cau-ed by an III tended false
alarm /" Try the aiacnty OF our soldiers. 1t Is
needless 10 say, the result satisfactory
W" regret that our ltte Medical director OF
tns nos pital at this place takes leave OF the
many trends he has recently made, to .n ter
upon his usuai duties else here. In his IL ter
Of re tir-mrhl, br. Southgate feelingIy aIiudes
10 the patriotic sympttbIes Of our ladies IN
contributing To his All Ia relieving the SICK
SJidirFs. He then pays n brief, but well
m.rited com pliment " the Sisters Of OharIiy
and in passing says: lit would be- II painIul
suppression OF the emotions OF nay hear, IL 1
ialieu 10 record iny grattiui IA kno " leug men :
10 the Sisters OF Chauty OF 81. Vincent de Paul.
TneTr prompf response 10 The call III behalf of
The suffering their seif- ohiIyious devotion TO-
and nOIseirss Yet cheerful performance or
duty their patience in tne presence OF tho
irriLaDitiLy and Te,tIossness VI protrac ted
disease. nave ah-C Ted mo with i profound
senhe OF the value OF their services"
Neackno Wied9e IN behalf OF our kind Sis
ter>, TINS com piiment so happily beloved
upon their scisIces. In any neld In which
hey can ave IneIr services, they Will be
found 10 act up nobIy To all their sphere OF
duty requires. Ihey have the symIathies OF
tins entire community In thgir laburs OF love
AND mercy. LUNA
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TRyfRe rHR TsxPEn or THs TRoops The
Pensacola Observer. OF the Isl Inst relates
the following:
Atab1ut half prs one o'clock this morning
An alarm was gwen by II sentinel on duty
which was answered By every one until II
went the whole rounds IL precisely 81 x t..u
min utes from the time of the alarm that noble
and gallant corps of Artillery, the Mobil.
ontinen tails, were 10 front OF Col. Jackson's
quarters, some half or three fourths OF n mil.
from their eBcampment. Captain Ccx with
his brave and daring Prattvile Drag BON.
were there in much less time. Too much
praise cannot be- given these two companiee
for tho promptEcss and @agerness wi h which
they responded to the call. They knew not
,ye they anti ipated that IL Il few moments
they would be- engaged with those whom the,
are so anxious In meet; for the rumur was that
a great army WAS crossing the hay in all kind.
of boats, d.. They were the first upOn III
Held. Tnen came ieorgis.'s noble sons from
Camp stephens, and in less than half an hour
from the first signal over one tn yusand brave
and true men stood by their arms TO defend
southern soil and Southern honor from the
hands of Nor hern invaders. Besides all this
came the ci,iz ms armed with shot guns mus.
ket-, and everything els. that could be II sed for
tue des tructiup CT the enemy.
Never did we WI illness a grindeT scene. The
large open square near the Georgia battery
WAS literally covered with living human be
tng>, ready aud anxious to meet the uiots OF
Northern fanst:cism n, drive tbs NJ from ,h+
stained. Woe he unto the en-my that ever
dares to f,ce that body OF patriots. The
5rist).ng bayonet, IN" listening artillery, The
oeighing Of the war steed, and the bra We cool
deme,nor Of the soldiers as they were placed
| IN battle array. all went to present j scene too
grand for desc ription. Could The enemy have
Witnessed this splendid display OF y Iu,hern
chivalry, their cowardly hearts would have
gudiied At the very sight, and they wouid
nave cowad down like whipped ours b.ior-
th''r far superior foes.
The same paper, Of the following day. adds
ltappsars that the false alarm ". noticed
yesterday WAS not merely roDfnri To the
brigade at this station, bat IL extended
throughout tn. entire command, aud from
the a. counts brought MS IN beioW and what
We say here, we doubt il the past mas II par
d!iei instance where many troops uud-r
one command aud so widely stretched have
fulien INTO rank upon SO hasty notice Nor
did the alsrtne stop here. Fort Pickens was
also aiIFe with excitement. Upon hearing
the drum beat on This side it was quickly tot
lowed BY them, and quicker than IL takes 10
write 1t both sides were ready and expected
the DALI to ot'en-we on account of The newly
arrived frIgats firing gun at IN unisuai
hour, and they from our beat 10 arms and &C
tive preparations. However, there's no fight
yet, ana every thing remains rs gSeuai at TIN
ily Bay.
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DIED.,

NARY HAsPprN wIGHr, daughter Of John
nd nsEsa ct u. Wight, In the twenty SIKH year
Her funeral will take pIsce his afternoon. at /.
ci"rt' fFom TIE I'd Presbyterian Church. trev
IT. Hose - Her friends Nnd ths fr'nrd. 81 The
fmli' are invited to attend without further no
- Norfolk papers please cory
on the sth inst after a short Illness, KATE
,REtN9, only chic II Bernard l.. and Agnes II
wilson
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
IRE invited 70 attend her funstai fioln Leigh
'trsst Baptist Church. This morning AT . o'cik =
Ahont "'elork p f.. n'hs nh infant. =,
2tMi IL, "Gnr'so '"n's; nei.. NV ~. IN
lad fur months.
Op the eath If July at -. grandfathers INT
'LEAsANfrSS. imam, S"n Of y N b AVID A NJ
1aTbs, aged mon ms and days.
Obituary.
MED Of tyrhoi3 tavsr vt Monterey, Highland
pnutv, VAN Saturda' morning, Ang. Sd, 81
It o'clt elk, AT or an illness 81 eleven days, Mr..
S MARTIN SCOTT, of the Charlotte Tr,op, in
hs lath year Of his age
The death IF this>truiy am'sbis and rromi ins
youth, deaply smentrd by every member 81
he company with whct he was associated. vii
,lso M 10 VERT wing widowAi mothers hea !
rI'h the most intArsa sorrow, and cause feeling
The prof regret amongs' 'srs" circle OF
ia near rel +tivr4 and iavo ad friends. Having,
'hcni three months ago, and even before he had
fa~1"d ihH'aga required by law, enlisted a. =
|
"nu y 81 charlotte wh"s- hsrvIces hal atTa-t V
1een a"cs pied by the Exec tive ni the Siats 10 Sill
"a Tss'sIing H. thraetrusd inv tNion and ,ubiug-
100, J." my hr tr1iy StId ~ have t4tisn martvT
In the gi"fibuS cause to hieh he had TINS Ga e.
i2ntll d~voi' him al A. the istai disease whtch
mas lnht COZ lsrst hm to premature srsre, Ii IL
imposed by bis physicians. had 1t. ofgia in the
'ttigua and * 'o.ure which ha experienced dur
tng the retire + Of Gen. 6arno ia c.mmspi TO
which his company was attached from lsnrsl
tili 10 The place At whlc1 he died He poss es. ed
many noble and estms ola treis o! char er, and
rss uuivstsaIly esteemed and ne lovrd by I'll who
1new him we'll. As snldiIr no al, ~ tn.
proU - hnd faithful discharge of every duty
Iuired oi him, gnin6d the entire cor .eacs N
aspect Of his commapd1 ~ officers, while ha hal
his smitble disposition, his social habi.s nd
mis- Reni Il nature rendered htm'ei .epsciai /
avon = amongst his ,mpaHious il arms. IL viii
fpnftes> ia higbly gra'tI, iDg TO his hareav ID
mother and bumsrou, friend. t. know that h 3 had
'klifn' aud at ent pbysiciu to attend him
daring h = Illness, ard that ne received ire IN HI
nd symoathizing frIeudS eVe.y attention that II
Was in heir power to bestow
The deceased WAS 81 the late Rev VIM,
Scptt, Of Charlotte county, Va q gentleman
di-tinguis bed for his genius, learning, piety and
elnqneace a a PIT plt ortf"r Peace 10 his ashes
MoNTERFY Highland county. Va. &. x !.
6S Central res y erisn viii please copy.
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MORE DgvELoPABNTs. - The Boston Ira
Weller reveals the snbj 0ined facts in regard 10
the movements Of the London Times CORE
spondent at the battle Of Manassas
Captain Doiliver, Of this city, who was near
the con tending hosts from an early hour on
the morning of the late battle un til lite close,
says that person not aCq nain ted with mill
tary movements could only make out vast
columns OF smoke, and hear incessant peals
Of heavy rtilery and the whistling Of bui
let's. Daring several hours of the fight he
was In company with Br. Russell, who was
moantsd ON fine horse, aud who explained
~ him some OF the movements as they pro-
grass cd
Rassell rode up to the TANKS OF the various
divisions engaged, and SAW the distance they
were apart, and the effect of the firing, which
Wac decidedly i'll favor of the Union troops.
Dr.. Russell seems To have anticipated some
disa ter in the rear, from a casual remark that
the battle was Won 1t no mlshGp oYarfakes
the rear Of the Federal forces" As be ex-
planned to Captain Deliver some of the
movements. he lent him his glass to see for
himself. He said that onr troops held tn air
own like veterans when opposed by superior
numbers. but they lacked steadiness in failing
back.
Dir. Rnssoil saw the rebel cavalry "a they
emerged from the woods, and remarked to
Captain D0|iiyer that they numbered abou; i
thousand, and Capt. Dolliver himself says
that he thinks that Dr.. Russell was abont
right in his estimate. A very smali toIca oi
even infantry, properly posted, could have
driven them of the field but the force WISE
not At hand. They charged among the team
stsrs and created a panic, which was more
destructive than their swords.
Capt. Dolityer remarked to DIR. Russell that
he thought the troops from the front as they
came up would stop their retreat at a certain
point but the Doctor said, "No, they are all
more OF lass infected II is raintul--ycry pain
tui 30 we must look out To make good our
OWE retreat"
Capt DTitiver and DR.. Russell ratrea led In
mrapy until all danger from the yictorions
rsbsis was past.
Capt. Deliver, says that the mon Suffered
much from want at water, aUd that they hal
been ins pired with the hope IF Cen. Butler
bearing down up0n ore flauk and Gen. Pat.
terson upon The other, while they drove III
the centre. They fought confident that vie
tory was within their grasp, and knew NOT
the isastet in the rear until too late to re-
tr!eye it.
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Az IspIaKANr BLACK RgPUBLIcAs Black

Az IspIaKASr BLACK RgPUBLIcAs "A Black
Republican paper, called the Chicago Tri-
bune pours out the following vial OF wrath
A young lady theaven save the mark who.
from her appearance, might be supposed TO
belong TO r F.'sC (frst families Of chicago
was yesterday heard TO declare within the
hearing Of u number OF the employees IN a
Lake street store, that she wished herself In
some com for tahIe situation there NJ the seat
of war, with an opportunity of "pic King out
tho hearts of those Federal troops, one by one,
that she nigh make q pile OF them and set them
on fire." What II gizztrd that sweet female
must have in the place where the heart ought
to be. Her crinoilne hes evidently spoiled
pirate for JET
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Ausrs r.. SMITH, Esa.--A late teIsgraphic
dispatch from Washington states that this
xentl' man, iate Navy agent under Buchanan
at san raucisco and son OF TX Gov. Smith,
OF Va, has been arrested for tr.asoa. aud is
now connned within the walls OF Fort La
fayette. We sincerely hope this may prove
70 be untrue,
When the Lincoln Admins sration came
lnto power, Mr Smith resigned his Office, aud
'as two a.on tbs or more ago started for Vir.
gT..S, taxing the overland rou u, and had for
sf ne lime been looked for with a great deaf
81 anxiety by bis relatives aud isi,nds In this
Gtats,- Hnffeifsea gtag.
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H N"kfHsks UossKgss. "A statement
"lhed from Washing ton that the Fed
p"h'e refused 10 pass the bill iegaii1ins
VI" acts. j. ditbsIi-ved The war party
op'y war TOO numerous 10 be over.
. hs.,t.) ~" f"w patriotic men who have not
: c..,1,,N " oehonnce Lincoln and ali his pro.
/. ihe Senate adJonraed st,.e re on
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TELEl1RAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
rHE TOWN OF MAMPTOa BURNT b.
THE HFS~IAAA

NeRFohK, Aug "A large fire waa disrov
red last night about | O'Clock in the tinma
iitta location OF Hampton 1t continued ~
Il tmes until about O'Clock this morning Tn
impression here Is, that the Federa,s bayt
burned Hampton Several prominent houses
here were recognize by sorn. OF our CITIZEN
% have been in flames. From an ELEVATED
position, aud with the use of glas sag, they u
ianfident that Hampton is in a he aud til,
ur' her inference tx that the Feder.s have
.yacuated that place.
sCoSp pisFATCH
NORFOLK, August l O'clock p NJ Tn
burning OF Hampton has been confirmed b,
the statements of reveral I'll 'ers who hay,
IHst reached here from Cransy lsi4nt Dens.
smoke continues to ascend, AMI the opinion Is
n 1t the burning still con tiLu.s.
The II tmes last right WEI. iutpusa and III.
reflection OF them on our sierpies WIS plainly
visible. although Hampton l. about sixteei
niles from Norfolk
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NN lS'ttssT oy THK WAs.-Oept. w. n
''ohr OF the Valley. who was seriously
o"n''d IN the b1tti. of Manassas, is a eor
u "sl /. IL. Nelson, Scott's old comnapion
III SrInt, who received n sword from vlry,u,.
On tn" came day with himself and Hsrys,
"'' 'ar'. Nelson was shot by Scotts
vtn'Hfs, with sixteen of his men, on the left
II - ~ ~" glorious battle. -Four were shot
IL "a" left bTea.
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gp., hIh7hfk.-A correspondent OF ne
fApIess CONTRACT /: = r ate n1.,i +
h1ae by ons OF our F.rfutk cor. ,.1,,-
fof a. 'hat Is fasehil s., aisaap, a r.:a ~.
o. at Norfolk, had Dee, 'n . ,..
/, sas Sosio q oAs et gu. JI.--tss.s. BE- the
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~ THE y fYS.
V,> VERY t,NE u,Lcm COWS 4,

TvN VERY t,NE ,i'I'H COWS AZ
! AUCTION on MuErAf. tath mt Mt A. -
- clock will sell, Al & 4" :" 'dPn'" y Z Ha'h--
'h'"p, EsI IN n. tei~'sa h"Fs' and s.hsr
va,v fpa MIL'pr"Ws. Of imp,oe.a SIX
The atisntion 81 th",e N want" y" ic"~- y.
h- I'm. il determined t,-"lf
rrsut At sale b. x COOK Ane''
>IaK>n y >AIE OF w - .
VI TA-kLt, aPFA6HL, FURNITURE ANh
- kGn Ey virtue "t writ of vaui ttcni
p"D"~, J.. ned from The Ifi-tric, Count of The 9
~ America i"t The ta,tst1 hi'r,c, # Ni-gi ".
m the 80 of t,an. y Hoiliue aud others iihai-
4at,. taga,ust the schooner mIEsra, II N pork.
her Tackle. Apparel, fnrrit5t" aud 'afxc, t. me-
directed ! shah on FRli,AY. the 10 ~ Jay
u August r,.amaprlHs at eleven t. tipCh "
70 coed =" s"il Al ruhtc Sn.u"n. :" tina hi&hes'
hidder, J cash. trty thlN In bfHkahle funds ~
th- town of Frederick hg,g, on board the ;cer
Nav Fiar,s wing IN the krrythdnpo'k rvsr, At
The " hart IN tho t"wn "f I'edeticksburS, tbs
said schooner Margaret, her Tackle, Appafsi.
Furniture ard arg" hte cAtR" consists ii : nm
herJand Coal, s1rrussd Ia he about two hundred
and twenty ten The ,aid schooner Margaret,
her cargo Sc Is now LYNX IN the k~rpAh~nn".s
river, pear he town OF lsPpahann""s 1"d will
Mar-hal OF the G. 5 for the p. j. of s.
NAK>Hn.'> s,iE OF NE>, -.
"a SEQ nv virtue 81 . wrIi f randnaHi fPoHcs,
issued fromthe Dt.tIict Court ut ths ouniaiert,a
states OF Amsr'c4 t"r he hsrtsrn District II Wv
gluia in the casa at t'e.IRa Rollins. and 9th
-r- itbalAnts, against tbs Schooner Mary Pierce,
Of fos,"n her 4 sckls, AppsSe' Fnrn,'nrA. 80
t. me- directed, | shall. 20 FRIDAY, The ittb
day of Argust, between the hour- Of "a and 3
o'clock A. NJ. proceed to soil at pub i, suction,
to the highest bidder, for 90 h. tr~Vabte IN hans
board said schooner Mary Pierce. lying in the
Rappahonn"sk River, al the whaIi 10 The to~o
Mnr.bi Of IN" Confederate states ter the Es-sru
DIT i,t of Virginia an nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-09

- ~ f"il7H BEIs.Dg.-1 he Lynchburg IA
l''' announce the arrival there of tie
'''' regiment of the Polish Brigade from New
'''8'F, winch was raised by Gen. TochInan,
.'' ~ 30" c'mn1uded nv Col. Pouiakowski
'~ ~ rs com psnies is con- N 1nied by Holm
i'''h 7"f' the well kuown circus proprietor,
"'i "is son James. h. fam rs sqmeT trian, ~
:. .'t'" t"nant ~ the same company The
50. brigade seems TO embrace aln0 1t
wy nationality under the sun