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County Courts...Stay Law.

The Stay Law transfers the civil docket and pa
pers Of the County to the Superior Courts. This
will require considerable labor from the County
Court Clerks in making the transfer in each Case
We have just printed the blank transfers prepared
by that eminent lawyer, B. F. Moore, Esq, for sev.
eral Counties. We are selling q large number Of
these blanks, and will take pleasure furnishing
other Clerks Of the several Counties with any mum.
Der they may desire. Price, sl.5O per qrire. When
sent by mail, 81; as the postage is two cents per
sheet
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Castor Om.--We learn that this article is very
much wanted and not to be had. And have been
requested to suggest that every seed Of the Palma
Chrsta plant be carefully preserved and cultivated
Some forty years ago there is said to have been
manufactory of Castor Oil in this place. But like
most of our other manufactures il succumbed to the
Yankees.-Fay. Obs.
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80
Let the people ef al the old parties remember the
warning words Of WxsHiSuroA, IN his Farewell Ad.
orsss against the bansf6l of party spirit
WASHINGTON did not merely 6oDdsmn the srcessss Of
party, but he warned bis cotntrym<n Seeinst party
spirit itself That spirit with seoePsphicsl dis
examinations snd jeaiousics, DESTROYED tbs al Union
! ana involved Us "a civil war. 81 81 81
Let every true man ia ffss criss suhSsitnte ANA.
~ for pAreJ Let Is mist save the country. and
then, We must. let us play tie partizan. The q.
sumption which is made BY certain factious fev.
that tese who made the revolation are entitled to
althe Offices and all the honofs IN ii civil council
and in the fsld IS in direct opposition to the warn.
ing words Of WAsHEscroN and they whomake this
assumption confess their own shame by ehimine re-
wards for their alleged services At time IKE this.
Our revolutionary fathers forgot Msmselse. and
thought only Of their country: b0t the sa,f,sh
the venal and the corrupt Of this day would bleed
their country on one side while the entsny il bleed
ing it on the other and would pre5sr their own lit
tie claims for Office and consideration among their
fellows, at . time when the country claims every
thing at the hands of its citizens, and when private
advantage should be forgotten, and marty and per.
sonai claims hushed BY voice sounding out every
where Tor the common veal Weak and corrupt
men cling to party in crisis like the present be.
cause they know they possess no intrinsic worth Of
their own, and that, detached from the bladder of
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-10-23

The TABLEAu.-The young ladies Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Of this City, gave Tableau
Entertainment in the hall of the Deaf and Dumb
Institution on Monday evening last A large au-
dience was present. who seemed to be much pleased
With the many admirable representations which
were made. The proceeds-$l75-are to be applied
to the benefit Of the volunteers in camp from
Doln rl,
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The SUGAR CKoP.-The New Orleans Dslta says
the prospects are unusually favorable for heavy
crop Of sugar this season. From every portion Of
the sugar growing region, the same welcome reports
are daily received; and should no tempest or per-
mature and nipping frost intervene it is safe to pre-
dict larger harvest than has ever heretofore been
gathered in Louisiana. so
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Tus SOLDIERS. Large quantities of clothing, &c.
continue to pour into Richmond, from this and moro
southerly States for the soldiers. We discover
that the articles sent from Randolph County, which
We noticed last week, are valued in Richmond I'D at
1900. Well done, Randolph. Our friends in
this State must not forget the 2nd regiment at Nor.
folk, and the 3rd and 18th 1t Smith6eld, Va
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~ The Election for Electors for Prcsident and
Vice President Of the Coyederate States and for
members Of Congress, aoiU be held throughout this
State, on Wednesday the 6th day Of November nsrt.
Tile officers and soldiers Of this State whsthsr in
camp in this State or Virginia. aoiu cote on Thurs
day before, it being the 31st Of October.
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An Incident of Gilham's Retrsat.

We learn that fatal casualty attended the retreat
of Col. GiIham's command from Valley Mountain to
Eura wagon, containing five sick soldiers be.
longing to North Carolina regiment was swept
away while attempting to ford . swollen stream. and
all five Of the soldiers, together with the driver,
were drowned Richmond D.pntch.
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The Commercial Convention and the Cotton Plan
ters' Convention in Macon, Ga, have been merged
into one. Several important matters were before
them. -. '-.
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Gge Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1861.

Our PRINCIPLES.
The Democratic princple-that is, the right OF
the people to rule.
firm and unwaverag attachment to the Con-
fsderate government as the surest means ior trans
hitting free institutions to posterity.
\ vigorous prosecution of the war, and perpetual
separation from the United States.
The best men for office, without regard to party
An honest and economical administration Of both
State and Confederate affairs.
FOR PRESIDENT:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
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The quarrel between Fremont and the Blairs, is
yet unsettled F. P. Blair, Jr. still remains uuder
arrest NJ
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FIauT1Ne POPULATION or THE Sourn.--The New
York Herald Of the l4th complies from the United
States census Of 1860 the number of men in the
seeded States between the ages Of ls and 49, which
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Col, John III. Wheeler.

A correspondent of the last Register states that
Col. Wheeler, on his recent visit to Raleigh "co-
lected of the Treasury of the State money rarousy
estimated. at $4,000 to $4,000" Col Wheeler,
we understand holds some $4,000 Of our State
bonds and we think it probable that the money he
collected was paid him on his coupons. We have
enquired and been informed, by gentleman who
knows, that the Bank Of North-C Carolina paid him
s4OO or $500 on coupons, which were understood
to be his own. This was all he received at the
Bank and he received nothing at the State Treasury
If Col. w. had presented even $4,000 IN cou'
pons, either at the Bank State Treasury he would
have been suspected at once as an agent OF the Lin
coin government, and would have been arrested.
We neither assa nor vouch for Col. Wheeler's loys
alty to the Confederate States; but we know that
he has son in the Confederate army under Gen.
Lee and that he holds, or did hold a considerable
amount of our State bonds. We conversed with
him while here. He held the language of South
ern man. and appeared to be distressed at the idea
that his loyalty was suspected. We have heard it
stated recently that he intended to return to North
Carolina. It is hard that he should be suspected,
except upon stronger evidence than has been pro-
duced against him. He is himself native Of the
State, and identified with its history both as an au.
thor and as public servant in times past; and he
has many worthy relatives, who are stalking their
all in the cause of Southern independence. If a
traitor to the State his sin is great and unpardona
bl but if true to the State he has been grievousy
wronged by the correspondent OF the Regssser:
WoRp FOR OLD JouSsToN.-Wc are in receipt
of letter from an officer in Col. Clarkcs regiment
encamped on Big Sewell Mountain on the 10th inst.
who represents the regiment to be poorly provided
for in clothes, shoes, Blankets hats &c. In that
regiment there are three companies from Johnston
County, and he urges US to make strong appeal
to the people of Johnston in their behalf Can any
thing more be necessary to move the hgh-souled
people of Johnston, but simply to remind them Of
the suffering of their brave boys, in the mountains
of Virginia? We think not. Let our friends there
| bestir themselves.
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FOR TIE STATE AT LAHsE:
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of Orange.
Hon. DAVID S. REID, of Rockingham.
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VIM. l. Yancey and G. G.. Clay are spoken Of
Is Senators from Alabama tothe G. S. Senate.
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lst District, JOHN Pool, of Pasquotank.
I'd COUNCIL WoorEN, of Lenoir.
Sd L. W. HUMPHREY, of Onslow.
4th JESSE G. SHEPHERD, Of Cumberland.
9th 1" THoAAs BRAGe, Of Wake.
9Th /" BEDFORD BROWN, Of Caswen.
9TH " ALFRED G. FOSTER, of Randolph.
sth {" JoHN WALKER, Of Mecklenburg
9Th 4" TOD R. Caldwell, of Burke.
10th " a. S. MERR1NoN, Of Buncombe.
ey' AL papers in the State will please publish
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the above
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THE ePLE'S TICKET.

October 16, 1851.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

5hs IIeAsquAit.'s o. III, U 8 Army has
been practically ,rAusf,r ed from Il h street 10
this city to the National Capital General
ScoIIs ofico In town HAVING b,sn for months
Invested tf N, Commsnder-in Chisf orders and
reguls,iOrs for 'h' army are po~ dated wash
ton instead II New York. Orders have been
resolved hero FOR a crew for the nov steam cor
vstt, Pc $50 Ia, now preparing for hr first com.
mission at the Washinstop Navy Yard.
a sqpi,ition for 500 ssilors, to be for -ardsd
at ,nee 10 Portsmouth. N. II has been re-
ceivsd. and 10 being complied with by the
ctmnsI der Of the OHIO a. Boron. They are
probably destined for the sailing frigsts 81
bins.
Th. Naval Examining Board met yesterday,
81 11s Wa'sr street (aot We'll strest), TO test
oint>,s apply ing for The position Of command
srs Of the newly purchased vessels
Tas Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Mr..
Fox, was rport<d at the Navy Yard last even.
ing ss having arrival In New York. He Is sx
pectod TO visit the variou, dspaftm ,nu today,
aud VIII b received In q becoming msnuef.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

States. Th,tii hg IL and a,prcvs, Of re
proelsmesions 81 Tho Pf'fident calling out Wi.
uutepa &c Ksb Over. -
Mr WlIsor moved 70 taks up Ne mi IN
oitasir r the pay Of rriva.ss spa non csmmis-
sore "a -sis o. she MfnJ snd 70 unt.srs ma
first ard asuoTa.
BIZ. CeLLAnEn MOVED 10 smssd % - 10 m
create ihs psy four dollars . mouth, hsts,d q
tso. Carrie, By yess 10, rays ~.
Mr.. WueoE moved " smsnd By
s5ciDg 70 ,ts bill approving and legal z'pe
The military Proclamation ~ the Pfss,dsnt.
Nc. BsxoKmnDos (Ky) sid thst this
s@.pi n snt looked u tie like his old ffisnd,
IRE "Jojnt resclut'cn 'porovirg the sots u the
P.'ssest etc" He ikougbt ho-svsr, that
In tbis spsndwset there vss some omission.
Which LOO ksd nks leaving the other resolution
slors
M. wusos ,sid th.rs vas ~ omi,.iou, but
that they intspd,d 70 osii up tte jotst rssolu-
ton
IT.. smsntest was sgrsst 10, and the bill
Tss.ed.
Esseutivs s.s,iou Adlournei.
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E,hs CIV ConptrsI sr's Rspprt

COMPTROLLER HAws, in compliance with
ths requirements Of law, sen: TO thu Common
Council, last evening, hts annual report in re
iation to tss fuanc,s Of the Corpe alton for
4, -.sI 1860. 5he report is da.ed May 18th,
zoe; On, ,,>sdsrs Shci;ld b'ar in mind that
. .n,. -, ,.,.t,s especially 10 the fnIneial
oa.rs,iov, Of ,be NUNS ipsl government. and
soes NOT include the financial operations Of til,
county officers.
Ths smount Of money in the hands OF thu
City CHAMBERLAIN Dec 9l,t' 1853, was u.
a7I AG5 65 The rsCsiPts into tie Treasury
from all sources, during the year 1850
Amounted 20 s22 lI2.eo2 90, giving an aggre-
gate IL come Of S2G.7l4 o6o %. Against tn's'
xs,rapis ware drawn durirg 1860, amounting
10 AIS 27s. s72 So. leaving balance In tn'
T,.s,u,y. ON tbs LIT OF January, 1884, OF " +
ass .osS ca. The report then gives sa~HA'S
Of thu receipts, showing tbs eih'rsnt sources
Of Ieysnas ana ,hs amount received if0n
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Statement from Cen. Pierce.
TIE LATE BETHEL FTGHT.

Bosto~, Aug. 5.-Bdg. Gep. PIxscx publish
80 . ,tst.n cot In regard 70 tes Great Bethel
dgbt, In vbioi be a.ssrts that he sc..d pnd.r
explicit orders, but ttat the plan OF attack and
riders accompanying IL bsnsySd . want Of
know Ledge o. tbs enc ny's position ard nuTo-
bsrs, ihst biz com La1d ives com 'ossd Of raw
recruits, with OILY 20 ruuds Of ammunition,
bis ,msn 1tnluy 'oroe having but ~ rouuds.
h srdIy spficisr for eve mibut,s' Hr.; that the
c.uss OF the firing into fisndlv rsgimsBti was
owing 90 III, reg Ct ~ Osu. Brian 20 notify
tho d.'sehmsnt vhith ti,d HIM from Mas
20 H,ws 10 wssr and scoSnizs the white
bsfg. worn on the arm.
0ebetsl p. in eo1cluSion raysi-That
'bft,f tbs battle bad taken place, and pub
lic opini had fAs,ensi on ms thu opp-o-
bum Of the dsteat, l applied 70; Cour Of
Ifquiry that tho "a "a might be 10; arglt,
and the blame II thus was any, TO q on ,hs,
prop.r tific,r. IL anAw.r to my sppisaticu,
nay my demand. I received bat on, reply
that a Court Of Ioqui'y would reveal fai
too much that would ipIurs ths services"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

sseb. Tss shi.fscuro,s we're tsxss sOd aspsss-
msnts. Ofths former, the Receiver Of Tsxs'.
IN 1ee0, collected and paid Into the Ctruty
Trashy tS s26.tSs co. Ths total amount Ct
ID. cit: dsbt Dec. Soth, 1850 was cas- 4sSy-
GA
TIE Re, ori lei mat sissorsts ons, and "
printed In book form would make good sized
volpns. Every financial operation Of the City
Corpcrstion IL given IN astail, bat the sun
end subs,sne," Of the whols i,--thst this city
b Systematically overland; that tbs direct uxss
are Increasing st the rata o. from one 70 thr.s
million dollars . yssr; that the COrporsics
makes appropriations. and contracts large
dsb's without cclor OF law, In sdvsnos Of Ne
legitimate rsvwus; that It's who's ansndsi
business 10 managed In tbs lcos.N and most
wsst.ful manner hat the dsbt Of the ci;y, In
1860. vss nssrly t,ceus 6lree ond a h1D NIL
Hons Of doldrs sad mast rev be over fce.fy
fire millions Of dollars, snd that unless SON.
thipg u dcns soon 70 cheek the .tormt a. ex.
p.noit.rs. bankruptcy must be III. result
The Comptroller n ak" many Wis. sugs.s.
tiops but be krews that whls "ihs wsrraatsr
are tign.d, his suggestions vii aot 10 b.eiss-
sven ntsy be TsAd- ty ,hoss Who run tn
very complicated and expansive mscSins o
New Yo'k Cty G.vdnmsnt. To con. Of tn
ds'Ans Of the report ", "a, refs; hereafter, q
-s have oFpo7'p ~.
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esrss, Aoo,.ss.-. l-~---- a.

Supp,s Dam IN THE PARK saRE.'
Csc. C1Asx, q rr!vs. in Co. A. L'o
Green. died susdsnly at 8 p. N. we,
In the P.rk Barracks. Tbs Co 'onsr IT.,
tied and viii hold an Inquest upon The
this morning.
FATAL Sus erHoKK CAsKs.-PAIR
EARLY, native Of IrslsndL "a > ears a
died yesterday at bis residence No. 1853 "
18Th street. from the sff.cts OF 9 sun str
received on Saturisy last. CDronsr GAaI
bald an irqusst upun the Dody. Dso..
wo ksd In coffee establishment down wa
hoRRIs GLHAsor a nativs Of IT lard
yssrs Of sge died at his rss,d.nee, no /:
Tenth avenue from q stroke Of the Gus.
ceived on Saturday. He ~as . foreman
The gas house Ia Tenn avsous, bssr ~
street. Coroner JAoKMAa held 90 lag uess
the case.
FouND DsowsBD. The body o. an o
known man vas found yesterday, 10 tire d I
at pier 10, 4. r.. aud CoroAsr JAcKMAa t.
an inquest. Ths d'csssed was feet 0 inch
in height, aud hAd on black coat. vesy ii
pSnts, muslin shirt, back neck tie, &c. T
body bad been IN thu WAFER several mor u
ard was mitch d'csmpossd.
RusAwAr C1tu.LrIxs. - Dir JoHs
BRhwTE OF No l57 Sullivan btrsot, AID q
JoHN BrEc5AFr. formerly a bO, X keeper
Mss,rs Lord & Taylor, wars thro IN fron
carrisR e yesterday ON the BiooDi gdsle 70.
near ll6th stIs,L and both sangGoislT /
jared. Abs pol &C conveyed them 10 their I
sIsctive r-sidsf Goa.
A cpTisgs containing three gsbt'su.n '
uptet On Sur day evening on ire y ooainsr,
read, and all were fDors OF les irju 81 Il,
catualues wers 0ccssiohod By ths torss5 ~
nil away.
SAnous FALL "A man nausd JAMES N
ALLAN, while into 1ieated ysstsr sy, til ir
q thrd itory window No l73 NJ ,uros ctr,
and was very t.rioHSly injured.
FATAL AooTDEAT.- Las. evening, shor-
before o'clock, . laborer named ions /
LBY, fell from the roof Of a bulldog ~
corner Of 51st street and L,Xin gton Avsn
and was Instantly K'lied. Tna uriSr 10
man psid' d al the eorn'r Of h Rvznus =
as h street, whsrs his body was taxed. I
CoroIer was notified.
DIAM by DEowHINa. - Coroner tSs
held an iHqqss, yesterday, uyon the b'dv
WIN. BErs,N, O eolor,d man, employed -bo
Washir gtr Markst who lost bis VI, 81
urc aN evening by falling into the dock O.;
Barclay street, whore he was engaged
fishing.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

q IN ssvspspsrs h ths loyal state and Dir
trict o. Cosumbla.
Hsr. That Ell s7ch sditrrs b. requested 10
rsffnin from publlskipg. ther % sditeriL or
- cosyespcn4cncs. Of any dss@iptiou ~ f'cm
sny pcint, any na ~. tbasmsy fn MIN sH sn<
sorn'ost 70 the susmy.
Bseond-fest they b. also requested, and
ssrpeftly sclicifsd 70 iigzty 70 their corr. }.
pcndsuts hire end sissvhsFs thar spprov. Of
ih: foscg ilsg eugssstio,, and 20 e,mply With
u 10 spifit and letter
The coumitts. rssolysd that tbs govsrnu-nt
be respectfully r.qu,s.,d 70 sfsrd The repre-
p ntativse Of The pr - tseiiiu.s for ob'stn'ng
end 'mu soistely fransnitting al INFORM alton
suitable fos publication p'rtie 1h,ly touchiog
en-, sssmsuis vi'h IN, enemy.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

GERMAN TUSN FEsr The Blooming ale
Turnversin hsld, y'so'dsy, in Jones' Wood,
their ninth annual festival the proceeds on this
occasion bang devoted to tn, ben,st o; the
families Of Voluntses In the United Turner
Rifle regiment. Al an e,rly hour Of the day,
tbs B!oomiDgdale Verein was escorted from itS
hall, on seth street, TO the festival grounds by
over twenty other social, drA matte aSd must
cal s'cloii's. TIE ex.rclsss Of the day cons
sisted Of music by TIE several bands dancing,
the reading Of an GRAFTON for the occasion by
Turner b. HAMAsS, snd this usual smuse uents
Of Tat festive locality, jones' Wood. In the
evening ba ! was given at the BlOomibgdAls
Turn Hall, 1913 West 36th street.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

Botsl WGa'r gfcn. sut wee .sksd fsr q pN,,,
ncr voole ehs tmesr vto s,oppsd BIN tsks
his vos foF II that he was Cas-. BurLns, bn,
be vas ohliss " SEEK vitasssst n the hcsel %
prove n, IDENTITY.
IT ~ sT1r,D upca god authority, Tat
Jecg. WAYnE, Of the U. 8 "a Orsm Cou
thcnsh . ci,iz.s Of Georgis, IL NV 10
Wsshit gton for The Tu'po.s Of tnking hts &C
cusion,a eat OpJn ne bench IL the IL
tu. the country -iii psvst forge 90 noble
. spirit Of p.trio,sr difp'sysd undr cir.
eur1s sre~ 70 adverse.
0.n BvILuR frss upon his cffi esr, pisdg-
Ing tn M sl,ss not 10 toL q tbs p, RI ciou, epp
sn1 by wsy Of ensnpls, bsnfsbss it t,on his
own qSaftsrs. The CEN Ial 1ug sff.ea e.
fr.. drirk'nk upon he soloisfs have ID 20 ,is1-
cd him that b. must taks m ,ssnp.s soco d m
~. Ths Getersl destroys ss.ry bottls ~ b y.
rel containing bquor that comes inside hts
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TIE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Union Victory.

Iouisrile, Aug AT the Legislative cleo
tiou Mr. HAssKT editor q the Democrat. -ss
elected over RI G,v. nor MKEHIwsArHss by
800 20 100 ajofitv, VII CD rnprese ats the
Union msjo'ity n Jefferson C,uDty. rbe
Upion majority IN this city Is Hbout 6 900.
Judge B0CKrER, Unto, Ia elected ovs' JAsss
b. CLAY, In FAystte County by so 10 COO
msjoriiy. RICHARD g ASDEssoN Upion,
n,pbsp ~ Gen AsDEusOn. o. Fort Sumter, IL
el,cttd In Frankl county by 800 o, 400 ma.
jority. J W. JlcoBs. Union, is cleo cd In
OLDHAM couny.
Upsn msjo ity Ss large OF larger thar at the
last q mgr, sstonal election.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

Among the good acts Of the Extra Session,
now closing. was joint resolution calling on
thu President to appoint day Of nAtional fast
ing, humiliation and prayer. OF eoursO. thu
Request will be chs~fplly responded to by the
President. May this most Necessary of all ma
tiOpal Measures be proclaimed by the Govern
nsn., accepted BY the people, and carried out
m 10 spirit q form aad precedent, but as real
and humble acknowledgment of Con as our
King, and Ct our guilt In fOrsaking Him, be
tEayipg our pa iOual trus, and bringing tles
soiroWs and perils upon oar own heads.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

We tan With O. me Astcnish cent th,t Oh,
orposi,ior in tbs B.ns TO the eotstm,,iOa
o. Esohi's promotion 10 the AMY, Is ss'uu-
ipg 4 milo 70 m white teIt u throwa By u,
msris sgait ,. civilians, upou tn, conformation
even a. CEREAL Bu,LtR. No MAJ no ha,
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