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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

PATaIoTI1 MovG IN WEsr Birox RoyaK.--
We learn from this West baton Rouge Ga
zetts aad CoTaes, OF the 2lst, that the planters
OF West Baton Rouge parish have organized,
{. Confederate league, and s. nurder have
signed tho following agreement:
We, the subscribor., &,<ree ~ deliver, al the
dates and places named below, to the agent OF
the Govern ment, at the market prices the
military stores and provisions SCI down u
or respective names, 10 Ue pala Tor ~ the
eight per cent. bonds OK lhe Confederate
States
". 3. Robinson. let January, 1872, Now
Orleans, 100 hosshead5 sugar, 2C0 barrels mo
la7sss.
j. z. 6e ". Nolan, October and November
Ne Iaphis, $50 hog heads centrifugal sugar,
BOO harrels molasses.
VIM. ID. Winter January, 1850. wherever
waI te'i, 100 hogsheads sugar. loo barrels mo-
iSe5es, &c. bushels corn.
James Z. Deveil, January, 1892, New or.
Leans, IS hog5head sugar, 100 barrels mo-
lassss.
a. O. Woods, January, 1862, 10 hogshsads
sugar, 1cl barrels molasees.
John II. BIRD, January, 1862 New Or
.5:.ns, loo noesneeas sugar, 299 barrels rno-
l2ase5.
James L. Lobdell, January, Is63, new or.
leans, 400 hOssh5a0s sugar, 200 oar-ols -nG-
lasses,
J. Q. Patrick, January. 1892, New Or.
Leans, $50 hogsheads sugar, 800 barrels mo-
laSses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

ARTILLERY EXPERIMENTS UPoN Ar ICEBERG -
The English screw steam friga.s Mersay,
Captain Il Caldwell, has reached Haiifa 60
%hen approaching the banks OF Eewiound-
land, Capt. Z. isil Ia with some iceh-rgs snt,
thought ii would be interesting ~ experiment
on the-c with Tiiied Cannon. AceoIl.us Z iy, ii
Armstrong she'll was fred St = small iceoegs,
about ll1 teet high, from G distance OF four
miles and half. Such was the effect that a
block OF ice, iedged 10 5s OF aboat 100 tons.
fell tIogc The sumratc. This largo weight, fall
ing frcIn the top or the berg, removed tfd Gel,
tre OF gravity, which caused the whoia fabric
- roli over and Io.A 20 aad fro. Ifwas con-
sidersd = most satisfactory test of lns vast
range ana destTGctiveness of these missiles -
Ear lher trials were made with other proi.c-
tiles supplied 10 the navy-namely, hollow
shot, percussion, and shrapnel, aEd time fuze
shell, dc.-7ail tending to exhibit one feature
in modern warfare al sea, VIZ the extreme
probability Of every vessel being in ftames
soon alter she is engaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

The FfsIToas Bong Ar ~HE BANK or EsI-
LAID! was much amused by the inspeC tior,
OF sno banx-aots an togTa pm booke--ryqo spiap
didiY bound folio volumes, carefully baggst,
over with linen covers. Fnh leaf Is EN- bel
lghaI vi In II nraa tifuiiy lIiumina tad bordeS
exactly surrounding tho space required 10 ~.
titcG = bank -noto. When any distinguished
visitor arrives he is reg ue5Ieu 10 place his au
,ograph to an unsigned note, which is imme-
diately pasted over one OF .as open spaces -
One OF thase voinmsS is quito full. an! TIA
other nearly halt full. They are thus illustra
ted by the sIsn2taras Of EGgiuas royal and il o.
ole Y,ersoaages. That OF Victoria Regina
does nor appear; bat these Of Napoleon III
| Henry v, tAe Kings ofSweusn, Portugal and
Prussia, Whols brigade OF German Princes
Ambassadors from Sian, Persia, Turkey.
the lsttor ie crisntai chayac ters-and some OF
our higher nobility. Though there are some
acisnfifc names, So ArArbuTg and Cheyalier
there are out law OF our literary celebrities
Among them | observed those Of Lgdy SAILS
and Mahomet Ali, the Pscha Of Esypt.vu
GagIl8h Dapor. Z.
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Correspondence OF the Eiohmond pIsfeteh
7le Lastes--1Aetr Greet sal ia 0,.r Cause
NANp sHRNAannAp, Lnly !. I6cI.

CAHP SGPEAE6Dkr, July /, l6tt.
The ladies IN .tc email Y.iIage Of New Mar
ket have, IL the ShG1t period Of Two or three
weeks. completed for different compantes,
thirty -oue tents, with upwards Of two hun
drsd uniforms; tour hundred aAlTts, besides 2
gre;.t number ~ h4-srsacks, badges, &c. The
cQa paaIeS -. ,i.E1oY,s4t q IS o. ..= couQ.y Of
Shenandoah, hearing how readily they 70
sponcad n this noble cause, have sent them
:. great GUanuty O. y.t.tsrLEi Ior tants, nni-
forms Sbirt7, &c, az OF which aave been cnt
and AJ.ed out Tor us9, by tl8n-moie tngeT3 Of
these noble and true hearted SOU thern ladies
AnG then they I4i2gnaniEoouslv offered the4r
services III .I.ie harvest Held, but We gently
informed them that lAe strong srnls of the
farmer boys were still atia 70 perform that
iabor, and afterwards meet and Griyo back
tho Federal robbsre. You EeeG never fear
thai ShcHar doah Wll not 30 her duty, so
long as ladies' go daY oted 10 Virginia, urge us
10 Vs8r with e4niIes, :.ad then hreatL,es silent
prayers 40 heaven aCr cur prOLae Lion -
We beil their preasnc. and Smiles rs indi-
cations OF the interest they teo! IN the
preservation Of our liberties aat freedom.
Lake mother Washington, actuated by The
love OF liberty they are delighted III being
iIstruinen iai IN promoting Uur welfare, pro-
And ! ask, Is it cOt & Elattsr Of deep congTat-
ul9'iCn 70 our hearts that taeTe still remains
la the l4d.es ot the South, that heavenly
grace which causes them TO End their truest
pleasure III the happiness 0! their fellow erea-
tura. God bless them may lheir lives De
long and happy. n. J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

AAI.fTogY AND nIoaEz.--rhe Lowell Con.
r!er say5, that dag or two since well dress.
ed T1t-a called at the city treasurer's once and
oesirad 30 ioo!; ever the ia tiat. lie WAS di-
.e1ted op stairs to the sssosGor's roor1. Ar
riving there 10 -eG ueste1 ~ s5e the chairman
alone for 4 few ninutes, which request hav-
, ing been coTa piled with, no made known 10
thaL officer that he WAS ar afflicted widousr
III pcrsait OF wife. lie vs3 not over bur
denst E'ith 't2i- worlds goods" and IL with
2 g!ifa he ccrld GO. some fGEia, Il wocla not
come asniss. He therefore wanted the chair
man 10 MAKE out Il iis. Cf the unmarried la +.
dies tor him, who vaTs possessed Of ecIna
means OF their own, thai ne nigh. know
among whom TO "circuiata," With . double
view OF -ia;r,Inony ana money. The official
osing very busy, waa unable 70 comply with
the gen tle1an' 8 request, and he is doubtless
still III the market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

a NOVEL ECsBRAI "A Gsw days since some
ct the members OF the "anclsnt and honor
able Bean sSoup Eratarnity," attached 70 ono
OF the nuo regiments now encan ped IN the
city hmtts. by way Of giving hin. 70 .he
ConmiSsary' g department. z0t UP, on an ak
tensiye scale, mock funeral. When the
4tar apno'n I'D had arrived, and ''reas upon
the t-eacher' sounded fo- dinner, = pToces-
sion Was seaa to slowly emerge .foR the
GJ:2r teTs of /. company who had for q long
TINE uttered com ptatGts against the Cualsy
and quantity OF their grub II She follow .
ing order CoTpo-ai'B guard; with 5roo7aas
reversed, music frying pan the officiating
minister lae corpse, = pot Of hash and a
tried tlree year old sait sbad. on q bier
shroCded with blsck canbCic, borne by tour
p'iii- -ha&recG, and hanged by 2 guard 0. 1onor;
friends and sea uaintarces of the deceased IN
deep mourning. The line OF march was taken
np fora prominent spot In the en9ampnle.lt /,
Who-o tie corpse Was to have been Inferred
with appropriate ceremonies, nut before they
had pEcoeeSef; tar on their roRte, the crowd
beeGLca 80 large and tsInu;iuous mat tue
men we're ordered back to their darteIs, de-
barring them troIa giving the corpse 3 Chris
ilan DGriai.- tdshinoton Repg5tsccn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

E.lnAehDIEAAx SsooTtxa. A match was
MAIDS in Mobile, A,abana, lew days since,
betwoea two citizens OF that place, $50 aside.
vita the rnuzzIe loading rifle and the breach
loading I.iiv. The former, llaz1i- loading
rifle, msde hy clti2ea u Mobile, lllid
backed 1t 10 the amount ot $50 at thxee hun.
dred yards. We give tie result.
Distance 800 yards with The III uzzie loading
rilis, with rest, ten shots measuring ss} s-i6
inches, aggregate. Dista8oe 2oe yards, with
The Maynard breech foadng rife, with rest,
ten shots sneaeuring go Id inches aggregate.
Nine consecutive shots from the Ma aaYd ri
il, avaEas sigs > IL inches. tne hsnersd dol
lars q the money goes 10 the Military Relief
Fund, vi Mobile, ana fifty dollars for clothiay
sent 10 Mobile com pany IA Virginia.
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Xlrtmnnn pispatrh.

lMPRo7EASsTs IL PAxis.-ExiernaIiy. fhs
palatial dwellings, which have been erected In
the last few years are vastly more ei@gab.
than the homeiy constructions which shay
have suppianted; but. des pIts their stately
i6ronts, piase-glass windows, wide marhs.
| staisways, lofty csiiinzs, and profusA orna-
me IA tations, they are entirely deficient In th-
comfort which the Parisssns like aa well AZ
ieother people. HuMuEa5s OF guie. cirxsrs.
many OF W nosn have passed half their lives ia
cns residence, are consssn siy receiving notice
| to nit tensments whica are ~ be demolished.
ana are sompelIed TO seek quarters eisewheTe.
| Numerous families who have hitherto paio
rents ranging from one 10 three thouss nd
frsnes per aanuya, Tor coyg raoaious and suit-
|! able apartments, now a<csrtein 10 their con
sternasion that the same aalouuA Of space, In
| . newly flashed palace cannot be obtained
| for less than double, triple, and sometime.
| quadruple, the sum they have bsen accus-
| toned 10 pay. In exchange for their snug
| quarters, on The second Or third floor Of \
| quiet house, with perhaps n biz Of garden at
| tached, In which the en- idrea are free TO Icn
| on the gra5s, they mIst prccnre rooms on the
| fourth or tifth story OF q marble harrack, in
| habi'ed by colony OF tenarrts, with list OF
| Draeonian 'ireguiitions' affxsd as conditions
| to the lease, among which are often such pro
| hibitions as the following:
10 tiower-po,s 10 be riaccd in the win
dows. AZ
No carpets to be shaken after 10 A. II.
| No water to be carried mp stairs after
A NJ. r aTe.s
| No marketing, groceries, or other household
necessafiss 30 De ofopEnt py snOpinsD or sf.
| rand boys after 10 A. nj. .;tgls
| 10 dogs, cats, parrots, &c,, 10 be kept oy
| tenants.
Gas in the stairway tnrned OF At IL Il. G.
anu tenants comiag ia after midnight to paw
| the concierags Ihonse portsrl ten soua In
| deronity. .rsFt
| There Is one stipulation made, Il stas QvG
ron by souie landlords, which is much mora
| extraordinary than any of those ahovs cited.
| "Childran are prohibited - That ia 20 say. x
/ the family pro posing to- isaSe ths apar -
be not en- .ireiy compo7pd ef aaulte il IL Tefus-
| ed admission Ii all the landlords In France
should, Ill the picItituae Of their tyranny,
| determine 20 adopt this singular clause in a
| business contract, tins Ersuch Government
would soon be able 90 furnish p,ausa BE-.
| reason tcr the decrease IN the popuiat ton OF
| tlic CO untrI. ...----- ..ls l-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

EEsY OLD Yousa Mas.--Colonei Hartford
captain OF the Leatherwood Invineibles, d
company or Henry volunteers, Is low sixty.
two or sixty three yeare OF age, but TOO Iaueh
OF young man not 10 have shot ~ the
Yankees be boasts that he cen ostrun any
man within ten years OF his age 10 be found III
Inc army, and Is pefeetiy assured in his own
mind that he can catch q ice TcakeeI In this
We think the veteran captain Is mistaken.
Thus far they have made better time In that
line than he ever made IN his yedth.-uaA.
rfls Rsgis.sr, N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

Tss BETHEL FIGEg.-A Different Story
Although much has been Published in regard
TO an engagement between oo-. troops and
tie Esdc-alis!s !s ~ Bathel Ghusch, s3u, .he
roiio wile. from one o. ihe New j Iork EaEkeas
engaged III the aaair, differs so widely from
any other account yet given from Northern
source, that ws deem it Of sufficient impor-
tanoe to lag before our readers:
A q 4 soldier ready 70 Re-ve M. .oouutry, I
f@ei myself constrained 10 protest age inst the
garoied accounts and false statements made
by some OF tbs EortheEn papers cooceraIug
the fight 1T Big Bethel. Such reports 90 ns
great injustice. IL, a. tAaus 20 pers ctate we
were repulseG with & loss gf o1. thirty or
forty killed, every thinking man u3ust say
that we were The most ar-.tGt towards on
earth. Such was not the ca3a. TFo .Ouaht
bravelv, and dld not ieaYe tae Field until 4Iter
the number CT killed and woIllded proved TO
rs that fur ter attempts would i,a iaC t-ne Eiya
We had some ! $50 nsn. Ths auul.e.. OF t.a
ensIny is nc. anoWG. as tney fought behind
soma earth works. Their number .>ould not
havo been very great, Tor the WORKS were OF
no 0xtent. Their batteries were SO we'll
served to render IL in possible for ~ 10 cross
the stream, which Wa7 soma 80 o. 50 feet. We
were exposed 70 "a Calling IRE for so4ls LvyC or
three hours. ard only left the field When our
a.o1. WS1c .aiIIng III tiia beg from LlS dead
shcte poured .nt0 Ub. Tie deIoat was dis
graceful. BIT. complete one, and no soldier
wishes 10 mlnce the matter, foE the CZl,ee.s are
~ blame -or the ..lcoLC peteDt manner 10 which
tAo whole S4!t>-.r vas conducted. Cuv toss has
been severe, and ii in suIt 10 tell 4 tnat We
have been repulsed with Ioo killed ard WouGlt-
ed. We have suffered too mach from the in
com petsncy OF our officers, and do not wish 70
he :nsulted oy lies c.. tbs press III reference 70
oUr want OF courage. We stood mur-
ceroUs FIRE for three honrs, and were driven
| back by al enemy we could net see, but who
killed aGli wounded aLO1t .az3t hundred OF
our men. 1t was tAen tlr1e Tor US to retreat,
and Il that retreat efeC tsd in Z. cs GgCcriY
r1ann9r, il WEE baGa8gG our oiilGa.1 vera sri-
conp np8tent TO rlorIn their dUtles.' I..e,lt
GTeui1 and bis regulars behaved gaiiantly,
bat the fire OF the rebels was tuo we'll direct l.
ed 10 make say ltnpTe5aicn. cie thing Is crr-
tain-theIT pieces must have bean served By
good men, for, though few il number, the
weie ETed Witu great -..f.3.ty.
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Rlrt1mnnb Dispatrh.
MORNING.. :. JULY 8, 1861
sorIrg TO Osfg sUBMRggEgx.

snbscribers 70 the Dtspata'. WIZ observe the
oRoss EARK on thelr papers when their suo-
seriptions are about 70 expire. Those whc
wish to renew VIII forward The amount, OF
the papers will be stopped at the Gloss Of the
term for which they have paid.
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Irs: received;
sa PRE- ADANs' 8ZPREss,
TIE following
DSsIRABLs GO0ps
- ! -.-.- Adaptsd fog
MILITARY COfIFAHIEE
Wanting an -..+sfu
Eoos0aICAL ouvPrr,
Ea>eiv'rr this .Fesk =. . (
2eee yards OF cEls. Grey 5AyIEETT.
$50 yards of tina Btue "a IIN tTf.
LEGO yards Of Grey CA5sESFIE,
1oS5 yards hickory STH1Ks for shiyfs,
Se90 yAsas Sleeps lirsy CASSI Il ERE,
.S'S 2ssG5 heatJ Faiied CLOTH, ior c~ss-
Is baiss s-i do. dc.
5Eles striped 10.
L. bales heavy "a 3faIs pCMEbwiC,
so ye-o.f fetsrs Black Eaamsled CLOfH
iass ysEds q enyerior wccI-aYed Navy Hlus
JEANS, q arst- ret 8 Goods for uEt-
forms,
sr doz, Blue F(sapsl ra.isas SHIRTS.
sno pairs SUP srior BLANKETS,
$50 psi-s rea4 Navy tv.
The above, ~3th d variety of other Goods .or
camp service. viii bs scid cheap Ut ths Military
HsacqnsrteEs CT ALJaED MOSES,
la 2<--!2t a. MRtn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

Tsg LITTLE CoaPoRaa.--,chs Prince Impe.
rial OF Rance, ava years old, has been pro.
mciaa to the RANK Of Corporal OF the s,eh "a
saUe.u OF the hrs, battalion OF The Is. Reg.
Iasat OF Grenadi6re. lie is inscribed in In.
reginental llet as Eugene Lonis Jean j Josspn
Napoleon. The little prince, It seems, Ia al
iows1 t. perform hts regflnentat duties ny
deputy. The oeputy, one Corporal III ug garitz,
deserted tew aays ago, Win some of the
regimen sAl money IN his ession, and has
Stage boen apprehepdod and sentenced ~ nss
years Imprisonment with hard tabor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

SERIOUS Accidental serious accident oc.
Cured III the railroad trestie over Six-and.
Twenty Creek, between Psndleton ard An
cerson, ON Saturday last. In removing ths
trestie, for the purf'os- of putting up a bridge
ever that streafa, tne trestle giving way, feis
and kaocked two OF the vgork.neu II the Tres.
tie, who fell - .as ground, a dis tanee OF forty
and fifty y-siz feet respectively. They were
dangerously injured. Other persons had 1.
narrow escape -Aeoscee IS. C. Cogrtsr.
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4 Coon maze The nanie OF Jac kson s-err,s
10 bs gaining ga sngiabis distinction IL .se
present war. FiTst, Jagleg ". Jac Asoa, Of
Alexandria, Va, siow Col. EllsCcrth for IN :.
terfsrIins with flag, private properly,
wi,en fs knew MS own ieath woui1 follow
Second, Goy. Jackson. Of III issouri, has taken
a bold, patriotic stand for the South, again 9 {
heavy odds. Third. HRS. Jackson, Of Taze.
yze:l, GTcvS Andy Iohnscn. the traitor, from,
ker hotel, assuring him that ihonsy could no.
purchase her provisions for such en- migrate
Hnrrah Ic- ths Jael.soasi-Eavei.sv;.te %,
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a Dssaraous BEorE.Low the 10th o,
May. a Hlan vita Il travelling Snenager,e co!a.
posed largely 0! snakes. sloppe, =. the Frsnk.
In House, al Orange. Mass Two weuas
A@ief = neIdior pat up at Llle oaIIio hcuse,sSnd
was pat To sleep in the came 5sd wnere the
Tsnsseris man had slept. After his ospar.
ture IN taa morning, the cham berI.a.d found
one of the snowlnan's snakes in Ale bed witt,
his he;-a resting OH the pillow where he had
g.aeS az night with the unconscious peddler
Tac snake 5 ''mor ,ai COLI vas speedily ehu.-
ted oH
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Wos'F FIaHY --Gentiemen who reached
Memphis from Jackson port, ARK, monday,
report that rumor prevails il that section ihal
the noted robber, Jim Lane, has positively
declined to enter tae service OF Mr.. Lincoln,
declaring his lntention TO slay ~ home and
tend his farm, aud let Mr.. Lincoln asht ont
his own battles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

PEcuLfAniTfRs. .-Ssys Arsene Houscaye In
a isls arncie The Engiish, when They have
nothing 70 say, think and smoke tho Swiss
drink and amoxs; the Germans drink, dream
and smoke; the Sp.niards lie down in
tits shads; thu Italians In the sun. The
french, when they have nothing 70 say, say
nothing speech v silver, but silence u geld "
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AsEcDoTE OF HAIpS.--Itis II said that during
Haydn's soiourn In LondSn IN 1890, in which
time ne was To compose twelve grand sy NJ
phoutsS Tor Solomon 3 concerts, the following
incident occurred Passir e slorg the Strand.
his path was arrested by men tossing bundles
OF firewood from one 10 another. The melo-
diou5 intervals of the numbers chantad and
repeated oy tae insa sssre jOtted down, and
after wards adopted in lie finale TO his seventh
grand symphony
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Army Ballcous.

The subject OF balloons having assumed SO
m uch importance OF late, as m sdium through
which the strength and location Of an enemy
can be ascertained. we publish the subjoned
from the Oxford North Caroliaa) Leisure
Hour:
In the last few days we have aeen IA uch
from the Nor tber1 papers bont the efficiency
OF army balloons, In which 81 Professor Lowe
figured as King OF the clouds. We have
some recollection of the ar tecedsrts of this
Individual. He is the same stupeGaous hcra-
brg that had balloon on exhibition IN C;xys-
tsi Palace Square. New TorlG- about sy.aj a
months ago. He had intere stAd the pubic ;
through tie New York papers, in his great
gas bag, by fnduciDg the peopls 10 believe hat
hs would Inaks trip 10 Europe in three days.
Thopsa nds went To sse the a'sgniiicant con
tr1vsnce which was to accomplish the won
derIui trip, and each paio s7vef " Ave zo-
the privilege. CoDjoined to the balloon ware
numerous appendaSes which served only rs
reduces FOR Inc gassiag spectators. One Wa
distinctly remember, was g small engine
which was about rs useful in cir navigation
as an eagle is to the locomction Of s. hippopot-
anus. The balloon succeeded only Que
thing; It prt.zncney into the pocket OF Lowe
who did not make the trip across tbe q ti4n-
When we again heard OF the lrofessov he
was taxing tho citizens of Pniiaael phisL
through the same exciting ron tine OF sight;
seeing. He finally appoin tsd a day for his as
cension and exit 20 Europe: thousands OF shs
denizens Of rls -ity Of "Brotherly Love- had
assembled 70 witness the "grand asceD aion -
the hour arrived the great gas bag hurstsd
and collapsed The professor pocke.ed the
quarters, AID thus closed the second even ttui
ckaptSr Of Professor Lows.
Il Few days ago, we read that the Professor
was IN Washington trying tbs adaptation OF
the balloon 10 the army ssryica. The Ad-
Ininist1ation Tt-e st cne end ot 6 t-,e-rs ph
wire on this earth and the Professor st the,
cther eno, IN ais balloon, several hundred
1ee1 above The earta The f.osesssr .s;.s
communicating important III teli.gence'' OF
tae Inovemel II { Gen. Beauregard az Man
assaF. lie Will doubtless give .hsul "a rnnch
'i,n nportdnt Intelligence" as they will Iec. il 6
creauicusly, and when no has bnrbozied
Abraham. Seward & %, TO his hearts con
tent, Will profess to bo OF no further service,
pocket foU thousand ter 'importsnt sar-
vices" aIu hold himself il rsauiuess for sinit-
lar patriotic perfcrgnsuces s.-Viro Ia tt;n3..g.
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RlcAmcnd, Jaly j, i:si. - 80

4 Gara.-I have this day soia out ] MF eal&fe
Interest In the coo,sru or EAREsDf ,s.K d bE',-
THEIRS II NV t.rn hrotbsfs T;ra yoRxs and
CaARIEs r. 'RssRspAIg wno VII 1 G9atu uua
the COMMISSION BESiN ESs under tt esty,e ana
nrrfo of BARKsDaLE Il EnraHEP an Il VIII oc-
eupy the same once form eriy 0ccnpi 81 by the
t.Cm Of EA EAREsDALE d BROTHERS.. AI. =. a.
HAERIs Will be retained ~ Clerk by me ne"
concern All psrsong having claims gajnsi, OF
taisb,s2 20 the firm az Il Ba-s<ADAT,E x hI.U-
THEIRS viii present IN. xr elsip,. IN ths asE coz.
ceru of EARkSDALE Il pRoIsy2 4. ss4tls-
tasnt shall eculin a a az. sa ski az aiesinan
OF Tobacco for tbs nrra III UsRyhoALE X Dko-
THER aad cordially rsossnrn.Ed n,y {, 70 bro
there CrafDoaHE and f,g.Erps II EARxg-
pAIx to the patronage or INV aid cum 0Yu srs and
the public generally CLINT r. Ban KS! 3ALk.
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II X h = h
II LARuE
far 4AaE aKOKGIA PEACHES.

f X Es h' LAsos
ta ses aHoRGIA PEACHES
nice 70. rassiysi fhis Iorn.ng.
Cali soon. Selling lew, sai Tor the keaets Of
the se4tn sra CoafeGegsSy,
jy s--als l.. >. BossIguX.
Doll. AND PAT hED BUIfEa.-S ,ass
II very aas Aeuntsi iskan Butter, taos r.I,s
Mounta'n Packed buttsr; tubs ffssa 6eshea
But,or; IN s3cre az sssiiias low, By
WI. u. DASDkiD0R,
II No las Frsast II.
4 LCOuOL AM bOss NlNu x.-..I-~
"A fresh supply lew IN ssefs sad for sale by
iaa " PETERSON b ca prngg,sss.
MILITARY rUlNhflNas -aill.asy !. "
ANA and Vest Batles ,, L~ees, Gin oTas, 0lls
stars, Gilt Ta.ssd, trthsee wgrsIsa sashes.
uresA 6ilh sash.s Just received by
iy4 6ESsEf, Eagle sassrs.
AZ ILITAkY q . y . - las.sI % >r-7. a.
NA Brown Lisen eisiFtas Bsuv Asnal eehGs
Gassy fanasl SAlsts u the ns~ non eas CiStA-
jy1 kkGS. BALDWIN wiiJf.Ms.
AlsCMELL Z 49, hyas.a.ls rFsssed
I1 CaraiaS-:ce boxes for sale or
Ns |. : q. b. DAVENPORT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ia Indian Rubber Biaakess,
foS CAMP SERVICE.
egrlsEs AED CApTAIG.
OF COMPANIES
VIII please take notice ths. | havs The 81 ntirs
Agency 81 tha
VCLCANI2ED INDIA RUbHeE HLANKETS.
A superior a't:cis Tor Camp setv ce.
Cell and sse them, st ALFns0 MOSES
~ L-2w 53 Hain street
--
EE To oFamiiies.--WEnted, empty TINS, n
good crdsr, tor Aampis's iafsisiois B. King Pow
der, by JOHN ". UAKLIGk
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor
;yz marked Place. Fran klin,ss.