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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

At a convention in Massachu-
sets, last week, it was resolved
unanimously, t hat the South
should not leave them; come veal
or woe, peace or war, they would
never separate their fortunes from
the hated Rebelsl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

The Shelbyville Volunteer de-
fines a ''stufed duck to be Young
lady crammed with flattery by her
lover. 4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

Among articles captured from
the Hessian Indiana regiment, near
Hatteras, were three hundred
packs of playing cards.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

Red Pepper is essentially neces-
sary for our troops in Virginia du-
ring the winter. 1t should be care
fully preserved by all who wish to
minister to the comfort and health
of our forces in the field, ground up,
and packed in bags, boxes, or kegs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24
lfarsaad Matyimcny.-The Aus

lfarsand Mdtrincny.--Ihe Aus
trian Government opposes the mar
liage Of the junior officers Of its
army. and after one-siXth OF the
officers Of regiment have been
married, Others must apply to the
Emperor for permission TO wed.
No pensions are granted to the
widows of officers; on the con-
trary an army officer desiring to
marry must deposit government aasat
securities to the amount OF S30DD
with the regimental paymaster,
for the support of his widow IN
case of his death.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

Tie N. Y. "World' says; '.About
5000 troops have been detached
from Fremont's command, sup
posed for the purpose of aiding Gen.
Anderson in cutting off the rebel
line of. communication ketwect1
Tennessee and Virginia"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

The n. Y. Day Book suspended
on the 24th ult>, mail facilities be-
inc denied it. Itpsofessed to have
80, 600 subscribers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

TIE Tdshion.-The Clarksvilie
rrenn.) Chronicle says that quite
a rage for closely, cropped halr
has seized the young ladies' OF
that city, Itwas suggested that
as the war may last, and the
bows be gone, a long time, the girls
want to be able to say when they
come back and find them a little
antiquated: "Why. when you
went away, l was a little bit OF a
thing with short hairl'' A pretty
good dodge.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

Mr.. Spellman, of New Orleans,
has made a knitting machine, which
has been successfully tested.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24
MANASSAS

Mcdowell was busy ali Saturday nght,
Expanding his sci,g, to the leftand the right
Till by Sunday morning. before it was light
He was ready to start on deuce Of fight.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

The Secretary Of the Lincoln
Treasury informs the Bank Com
mittee in New York that Old Abe's
government is spendingSl, 200, 900
daily, or SS,40o,000 a week, and
therefore requires money with ra-
pidity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24
A cbicooo raner states that tn,

A Chicago paper states that the
Adams Express Company's bill
against the Government per Gen.
Fremont, for.transportationofgu guns,
ammunition, &C., since the General
took command. at st. Louis, will
reach 100000.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

Five hundred Lincoln prisoners
have reached New Orleans from
Richmond via Mobile.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

At st. Louis, on the 4th, the
oath Of allegiance was admins
tered to thirteen hundred sewing
women in the employ of the Eed-
.eral Government. About fifty de-
clined to take it and were dis
CHARGED.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

Moliere was asked the reason
why, in certain countries, king
may assume the crown at fourteen
years of age, and cannot marry
before eighteen.
at is" said Moliere, "because
it is more difficult to rule wife
than kingdom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-16

Every one regarded the marriage broken or when II
concluded NJ. do Maupertu relative 81 Nine Bona
rarte, whom be Gcromcl New York, and whom he
brought with him not havtag had influence hts de-
temnaon The relations oil the young lady think.
fsprchensibs fet unca~y when that after having
made her quit Baltimore he moment when the first pro-
iec broken OF she allowed Just Tho
moment when NJ Jerom. Bonaparte arrived there.
Tvs aranccont certainly brought about by their
ts correspondence and tho rraycs particularly Mr.. Pat
wanted r. said that the young lady as dccided as
iage 10 avoid scandal think those circumstances are
probable, that Mr.. Patterson,
and all the relatives Of the young lady, among whom were
% the STATE 81 the French laws and they Ought from that
confederation alone have opposed decisive and ehcctua
resistance
Great stress has boon laid upon tho presence al the
cere .ny and signature 10 the marriage contract OF w.
sotn Consul Baltimore but that unctonafy was
but lately arrived at his post and he himself IN
twenty letters ~ the part which he then PLAYED or
rather was compelled 20 play almost in spite OF himsef
Here fragment OF his correspondence with ~ Pichon
In relation 90 the Natter
our real justification "A IN The notice which you have given
MIR Patterson q he French laws regarding The validity Of
marriages and the minority OF NJ Bonapac, and In the in
formation which you have endcred ~ 70 the nudity Of such
act Neither you nor can imagine how sensible
The happiness OF his daughter aud bis honor Knos
g that advice was very much out OF place w my posi-
., nsa ~, ststs"s " ae sasss vt@le 49,, y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

FROM CAMP WIGFALL.
[sFEeIAB coKgEsPoEBBscg OF rHL prsfA
| CAxP WIqYAtL, WAsHJSgroS WARDS,
In

CAxP WIqYALL, WAsHJSgroS WARDS, }
June 10, 1861. I
| address you from An encampment formed
yes terday. some few miles from Camp Pick
ems by Dol kamper's seven tn Regiment, Eir-
GINA Volunteers, and named in honor of one
OF the finest orators and most brilliant men OF
the South, Hon. Lewis /. Wig:ail, OF TpGas.
We left Camp Pickens estarday, marching
by General Baauregard and Staff, and
our tramp hither gained our first experience
in the beauties OF marching under broilirg
sun with knapsack, hayersack, canteen, mus
ket and all the para phernalia OF a soldier on
the route. Arriving here, ground was staked
on, tents raised as by magic, and III Il few
minutes the lonely field was scene OF busy
life.
We've soon pleased to receive Il coniirula-
ton OF the report that there had been another
little affair at Fairfax, i'll which our bows as
usual gained the day. IL is said that some
Court House, as l unders tand it, on their
way 10 Leesburg, on the same train which
they car tured at the taking of Alexandria -
Our forces, apprized OF the movement be-
forehand. were duly prepared TO receive them
properly but owing TO their too great has II
10 engage, fired upon them before they Were
fairly in the tolls, and so missed the chance
TO take the scoundrels prisoners i'll body -
AS il was, without loss, our men killed ten
of the Federalists, took from four TO fifteen
prisoners, and captured the cars from which,
IT the first voiley, the enemy scrambled on.
like a parcel OF frightened hares. The engine
escaped, but the cars We're immediately burned
by Col. Gregg, 0: one OF the South Carolina
regiments.
The Northern accounts of the battles and
sklrmishes In Virginia, occasionally copied in
your paper, are read with avidity by our sol
diers, who indulge III much merriment at the
wry faces made by the Yankees at their re-
peated thrashings. Before left Camp
Pickens, the 18th Mississippi and a Louisianl
regiment arrived. They are all hardy ser
viceable looking men, and will no doubt
cause many 4 Yankee Generalssimo 10 " lose
his presence Of mind" Il III Bethel Church.
Cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

Nine thousand applica tons have been made
for leutenan'cies in Lincoin's army, and
about one-eighteenth of the number have
been appointed.
A Northern paper expresses suspicious
that the numerous Vlvandieres are going along
with the soldiers for doubtful purposes Pro
badly.
The steamer Catawba was sold at auction
in Charleston last Monday for sl3,0 900. The
Isabel was also put up, but not sold.
The Pensacola Tribune says that water
melons and peaches have appeared III that
market.
A New Jersey volunteer shot himself
through the heart, in Prince Georges county,
Md, on Monday last.
The Confederate nag was raised over the
Capitol of Tennessee on the Il tn inst. Great
enthusiasm prevailed.
Prince Alfred had Il hearty greeting in Que
bac last week. He lett for Montreal on the
nth.
Crops, trees windows, aud other Yankee
vaiuao Ies, were destroyed by hail storm in
Plymouth county, Mass, last Sunday.
Pain Killer Perry Davis came near being
killed IN Rhode Island recently, by fall from
his carriage.
A Pennsylvania soldier, in Baltimore, was
driven to insanity through fear for his person
al safety in The event OF II battle.
There are now eleven hundred men employ
ed ia The Philadelphia Navy Yard.
The Fire Department OF Charleston have
procured steam fire engine.
The mariners Of Chariest ton are forming a
company for coast defence.
An arrival from Havana reports sugar un-
changed, and the stock on hand 24o, 600
Hon. John Scott, dsting uished politician
died In Missouri IA few days ago.
The u. 5. frigate Colorado went TO sea from
Boston, Mass, on Tuesday last
Rev. Ezra Stiles Ely ID, the oldsst eler.
gyman III Philadelphia, died last Monday.
Lord Paimersto is suffering severely from
the govt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
DACUN, Liquors, Ac.

900 bbis. Cincinnati Common WHISKY,
zoo hoit. tne Mountain RYE WHISKY
20 bbls. common OH and French BRANDY.
hall pipes aennessy and Otard fkEtCH
ah&If pipes Holland GIN:
20 hbls. Port aud Madeira W!NE.
20 0bls. and half bills Blackberry, Cherry
shalf bbis. Gerloeu BITrEFs.
20 bDls nns Virginia Appie snd PeSon
10 bbJs Northsr Apple BRANDY.
rs Dbls. TruIl5 Rum.
rs hhds. prime SHOULDERS aid eGpgs.
400 SGh?9,ey's Sugar HoEid's sEir
100 Bunthdeld FAN5.
80 i4sress and bbis. prime Western LAID.
leo brls Ext,a c, b, A. Crushed AMI Powdered
80 80 oois. E SdoT y s sa% &MAcxEREL.
100 hbls. Family HERRIado.
sss. i6 cnEEss "A-'"1'''
.os bbls; Fine, sqlgsrhne aud Family rLouR.
ehalf bbls. WHiTEFlsH.
5 6sif boxes LOAF SudAE
stisrces GOLDFISH.
Is bag Rio and Laguayr& COFFaE.
100 boxes NUsrAhD
500 DEMlJOHEs
30 huldles Wrapping Tw!Ss
10 dorsa cotton add Asn'p .INAs
So boxes Chalk and Pow ha.sa PIPES
50 boXsa Ground PEPPER.
50 dozen RkO0Is.
20 DOZEN BABEL COYk23.
loo dozen BUCKETS.
10 dozen Cedar TUBs.t
$50 boxes TOBACCO.
Eee reAus RArfINa Pkksa
s. kegs SAL. SODA.
% kegs blCARB. SODA.
200 kegs AlLs.
1850 CIGARS
Is half chests Green sna Black TIA.
rs boxes m.tcnelps CANDLES
1oo boxes adaHaptins CANDLES
Uolgats's Defensive and Fancy soar
/ ask the attention OF the trade TO tha Ahgvs
stock hich desire to sell for cash.
THOMAS JONES.
my .e-2m No AstR street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

MOLLY Pitchers IN THE SoUrK.-We have
seen letter from young lady in Tennessee,
TO young lady friend In this CRY, in which
she says, 90 be sure that there are many thou
sands of Molly Pitchers in the South, who if
circums tances shall require, will be found on
the ten ted field defending our affairs and our
homes" This alluSjOn to Molly Pitcher
brings TO mind one of the most heroic incl
dents connected with the history of our Reyo-
lutionary war with Great Britain. The cele-
brated Molly Pitcher distinguished herself AZ
the battle of Monmouth, of which Headly, III
his " Life of Washington" gives the follow
ing account:
- 1t was during this part OF the battle (when
Gen. Lee was struggling nObly against the
overwhelming numbers that pressed on him
that an iTlShman, while serving his gun, was
shot down. His wife, named Molly, only
twenty-five years of age, employed herself
while he loaded and fired his piece, in bringing
water from a spring near by. While return
ing wi tn supply she saw him fall, and heard
ken to the rear She immediately ran forward
| seized the rammer, declaring she woulC
| avenge his death. She fought her piece like
hero to the last. The next morning, Greene
| who had been struck with her bravery, pre-
| sented her to Washington, who immedratel
promoted her to a sergeant, and atterWard
put her name on the half-pay list for life
Previous TO this she fired the last gun Whel
| the Americans were driven from Fort Mont
gomery. At the close of the kevolu ton
| Molly Pitcher took up her residence in Car
! Isle, where she was known ia Molly McCau
| ley. She lived 10 an ad yanCed age, mach r.
spected by all, and was buried with militarl
| honors.-N, I. Day Book
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
Correspond ancs Of the Richmond Dispatch

1H6 LHlCtTSifY IOtUHtetrS.
UNIVERSITY or FIkGlsIA, June l7th, 1861.
meeting OF those students W 40 propose
raising Il company a. this place was held this
evening, Mr.. j Parran Crane being called to
the chair
Upon motion, it was resolved that the
number present organize themselves into a
company and abide by the decision OF his
meeting. 1t was then decided that we call the
company THE University Volunteers. -
Upon motion, the company then proceeded 70
the election of officers, whereupon the follow
ing were duly elect Captain, j. Parran
Crane. NJ a Tyland LIST Lieut., Jas. Dinwiddis,
Alb. CO., Va; End Lieut.. q. Wheatiey, CuI-
pepper co, Va. 3rd Lieut. William ". Old,
Pr Anne CO., Va. Orderly Sgt, J. W. Har-
ris, Alb. CO., Va.
Upon motion, it WAS resolved that these pro-
ceedlngs be published in three OF The leading
Virginia papers, and that old students of the
! University, who have not joined other conpl.
MES, be inyi ted TO come and Join us.
On notion the meeting adjourned
J. PARRAS CRANE rh'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

REMARKABLE SUICIDE OF BORA few
days ago, lad named George Vanninan.
aged nineteen years, and & son of V. II. Van
niman, of Jeromeviile, Ashland county,
Ohio, committed suicide under the following
circumstances :-While out cunning with a
comrade, ne shot and crippled one of his
neighbours cattle. Complaint was made 10
the father of the lad by the owner of the ami
NAL, and when the guilty party was ques-
toned about the offence, he at first denied, but
finally confessed it. He was then reproved
for his conduct, and exhibited considerable
feeling. He soon after went up stairs, and
taking his gun, left the house. He was fol
lowed by members of the family, but before
they overlook him he placed the muzzle of the
gun 10 his head aud moved the trigger with
his toe, killing himself instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
AUCTiCn SALES.
BY r.. Il. Cook. Auct'r.
CENrEEL uoU.EHoLn ruRN,rrR !

C.ENTEEL UoUsEHOLn FUH>IyrE
~ &c. AT AUGTiOS.--OR FsIDAN, 2ist il 20 ,
d 10 cincs will sell al ny store Il lot OF y.rv
superior TURNlTU RE. sl~ting Of
hands come and elegantly carved Maho,-. 8
WARDROBE
han4rgmG and elegantly carved Mlhogs -
splendid Mahogany Jenny Lind BEpSrEt q.
very pretty suit al Ro ewooj P4RLDk Fl -
NITUkE, embracing q Tete- a-rete + - Z,
Reception Chairs, and one LARGE Pan, r
Chair.
very large ard elegant HAIR MATTRESS
very large FEATHER BED
Mahogany. Black Waiuut, Spring. Cane and
Wnod->eat Chairs; Centre and piuiug Tahi., .
htegrei Toilet Tables Cotton and hhuek 70
tressoS Cr1chtry and class Ware; Cook -..
stove Kitchen Utensils. sc
je 20 Z. y. COOK, Aucrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC NE KS.
ID r r. A I OF THE LATTE

HERMAN, Mo, via Ao1jte, June lgtr -- /
mercbln; OF this city teiegraphs frt ~ {..l,-
non, ny, saying thlt n gentleman Oh fGr tr,,n
with him, who left 81. Louis last night s,,e
that Gen. Lyon and all his comma no A4u =. Il
taken by the Missourians al Boonevnt-.
lsEcosD DISPATCH
BooSgvItLE, "Wednesday, June - b. r'1
Monte, AID June 20.--(Ientlemen from -
Louis report that il is current there rad t.s.
heved, that the VI ssourians, by n tsirs, e.
Coyed Gen. Lyon from his boats, VIII! IA their
masked batteries sunk After n tern .jc Ggit
Lyons entire force succumbed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
NoTiCE.-PAHSAGE to FORY
E~SNer-NPoWHATA and JAMENTpW Y
-. adsxsxr 90 a. NIp,,xr

E.u~slies--s<PoWHATaN and JAMESTnW v
s@A&As.>sdss~fss and to GROVE and STONE Whart
DAIhG.-The steamer CUeTis PECK Can't J
n. FRBENYAN, Will, (for tho accommodation "a
those wlFhln4 to visit friends stationed at auy as
he above places, as also those Al WlIiiamsbl o.
and Gorktrwn,l leave the wharf at Rockets L
kRI MORNING, ieNcept sunday precisely 4. /.
o'clock, touch at 'ity Pntgl by X O'Clock, .
Powhatan by 70 O'clock, Isme.tvFrr !! . clo.l
Grove Wharf II ant stone Wharf o'clock p
NJ kElI hN IN G-WlIi leave Stone Wharf ~
O CLOCK, irHyv az = . clock, aud, touching al q
the regular WEarye -. ibUth going aud retuIuip..
arrive at RichlA vi about ! o. clock + NJ
Passage for thu lip TO htOus Wharf and return /.
Meals extra, so cts. each
Re fhe above schedule viii be commenced OF
MONDAY, 2ith June. K. .. HAsklNS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

FROM ECR0PE.-The steamer City OF Balti-
more, from Liverpool, with El6l 43S in spe-
Gle, arrived at New York on Monday. Dur
Tag the passage, she passed about fifty large
icebergs, some Of them more than $50 feet in
height.
A British ship had arrived in the Clyde
from one OF the Southern ports OF America :,
and was received under i clearance, signed by
the Confederate officers of customs, and da
ted "the first year of the dependence OF the
Confederate States of America"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
FUTURE DAY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

tGH CO>SFtBLE's SALE.-w IN he So I
1 on SATURDAY. he I'd of June 1891 a. D.
o'clock 90 Pr4ri street, between Ma!aHa-t
Gary streets, 81 the NaIoIU lately occupied by Is
+. Phillips, Bar Counter. oyster Bar, end rrt
~ Ca fixtures, 10 - i~ty distress warrant lu
my hands in favor 4 James Aytes W. Is T. Ph 20
lips TERAs.-CA~h
2I-2t GEu. A. FREEMAN, II. cen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

new YORK, June lgth The STEAMSHIP Ba
Varia has arrived, and brings $4,000 rif, f,G
the Lincoln Government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
I AKGE STOEk OF
II LIQUORS AN WINES
CHAMPAGNE, CLAREr, PORT, SHEkhT, AND
MADEIRA VIA ES; WHISKY, dc.
CIGARS AND TORACuO,
At :. JUDGES
IA in

NUfiCE-ls hereby given that The negroes
~ employed al the CARBON HILL n IN BIZ ia
not permitted, under any circumstances mot even
during their leisure timst 10 hire themselves oct
for harvest or other labor. no p6oalty OF th9
law will certainly be enforced against ali per
sons " no may employ any Que u them without
my authority. JOHN J. WEETH, Agent.
la s--ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
GEN. JoHSsroS's MOVEMENTS.

The following is the Northern account OF
the movements of Gen Johnston:
HARPER's FERRY, June 18.-We have infuT-
nation here that satisfies Us that General
Johnston is attemp ting a surprise of Gen
eral CadWallader'5 forces at or near Martins
burg. Instead of going TO Winchester, As
was thought, he has turned with his apptr-
emily retrea ting force of twelve thousand.
and is pressing on towards Martinsburg with
all dispatch, evidently designing, if possible,
to surprise Pattersou's advance corps under
Gen. CadWallader.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
OFFICIALS. RIVER KANAWHa co.,
hiGHMUSD June 18Th. Is
THE NAVIGATION ON THE CA y T.

4 VIII Dc Uhpeuunu n Inc T-VM o y ~ LOO H,
near the head Of Tye River and Joshua Fallr
Pond. from the 1t "a the 18Th July next, tor tho
purpose Of repairing ia )se Locks There win be
no interruption TO navigation between the city uI
chmOnd and the Tys Hlvsr Pond
ie l5--2tswzw WM. =. MUHtOED, Sscy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21

4. NJ r. HON. Inc 4th Company OF The /
y Battalion Ol the 18Th Regimeut, will asRemhl
n It the corner of ST. and canal streets Gu FIR
iii DAY, the 2lSt Of juus, 1851. ~ a'Clcck l. NJ
~ for insreet2sa and irll, and for the purpose G.
eieftlug Captain and lst and ID Li0rteuauts
All persons subject to military duty withib In
bounds OF this Company District ara required &.
attend. Those whose names are not already Ell
rolled are required by law, under a heavy pecu
MARY penalty, to repprt themselves for enroll
ment. THIS muster Is required by the law of til,
state and the proclamation OF the Governor. III.
full penalties Of the law will be enforced agaiu-
abseutees and those who fail 20 report themsetves
Tor enrol lment.
The bounds Of this Company District r. FOL
lows Commencing at The suut h"ast corner OF itl
aud Gary streets thence south side OF Cary IT e.
10 10th street thence west slds at 10th stteet !,
James River; thence up James River To eotpcra
ton line thence with said line to the south sid,
of James River and kanaw hd Canal. theuce wit
the south side OF said Canal to its intarsccti Ut
with A street: thence with the north side Of Z,
street n :th street, and thence with the cast sid
OF 4th street to the DC fIG4lng.
By UIlur IF Gel T J. FvAEE.
PETER TINSLEY, Adjutant.
This Company viii muster every FRIDAY q
the same place and hour above Mentioned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-21
Co>FEDEKArE STATES LOAN.

Y remsinder OF this advantageous iavestmsut
IL now offered to the public, aud citizens Of Eir-
'ula have the opportunity Of taking share Of
fhe benefit, and al the time, Of heip ping To
sustain the Gauss OF their country.
Bonds with coupons will be issued In sums
from 80 TO fl,e00 aud When IL Is prstsrEej
tered bot IL viii be- Issued The bonds bear ,
per cent Interest, payable seG.3-alnnal4y Al our
principal cities and they have the important So
eurlty Of duty Of eighth Of cent per pound,
or about G. cents per bale, all cotton ported
This duty, u1der all circumstances Of peace or
war, secures the pupctual payment of the inter
est and furnishes d sinking fund for the reds mp
tlon Of the principal. This sinking Fund has
been ordered, by The Secretary Of the Treasury
10 be applied 10 the payment Of the Interest. and
the annual surplus, which IL u believed will be
about S'e1joe TO be applied - the purchase Of Tue
bonds from the lowest BIDDER. Such an arrange
ment, II wilt be perceived secures the bonds ffo o.
depreciation below par.
Application tor the bonds, or Tor further iufor.
malon Ia regard TO them, may bs made At the
once OF john A. LAScAsTEk i sCS, or 10 eth 81
OF the C0AIni ssIoueTs.
w. ii. MCFARLAND,
JAMES LYONS,
wINDiAM ROBERTSON,
JOHN kUfHEhFOOhD, fNSmla Is
TuUS W, ACCAECE, .
K LANCASTER.
ia 2d-dttltIi
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LATER FROM EUROPE,

OF ARMS FOR THE FEDERAL CIV
ERNM RNT.
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DIL-CLoTn G. Mp BLANK Ers.

Those persons who have ordered OiI.-CLCTH
bLA y ED dt my shop, are req ussted 10 call and
get them
Companies and Individuals he 4upplisd -
usual, 81 short notice. l. l. MONTAGUE,
10 ls-3if Bank 81, corner OF 18th.