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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-20

company destined for tins tecllpn OF the Hi,e hoo'
have no fears concerning The want OF guns hey can
BE- supplied on reaching Richmond, Har?ers Ferry, Ut
Norfolk.
The FEELING At uoRGAsTowE, N.-WrsfERS
VIRGINIA TOO Hor FOR SEoEssioSIsrs-1he Morgan
torn (Va.) Standard says
From gentleman who was at Morgantown on
Saturday last lie irn that egmeDtal parade ~ the
troops of the county held that place on Satur-
day. The crowd wac immense, and thousand tToops
in lire TIE general Burton Fairfax, and Col. Heck,
are both Secessonists. The AdJuant having formed
the troops near the Town. Col Heck advanced in front
of the staff TO take command. As he gave the word
"aitenlion the whole regiment made rush AT hin,
s'ouriue like cnraged lions. He put spurs 70 hi. ore;
the frightened horfe of Gen. Fairfax fell with aud
threw lin, hut springing upon him again, he rus.ed
after the Colonel hundred yards behind him. Tie
troops chased item into Morgahtown. This was the
end of the parade.
A meeting was then organized aud addressed by
prominent Union men, declaring that, if Eastern VIZ
g la determined 10 serede they uOnln form aseparte
State of Western Virginia. Union meeting having
been appointed for MOI day night, the Seeesslo ie's
raised mob and 1T should not he held; where
upon the Union men turned on, by hundr, ds all armed,
de ermiued TO clear the way. The SaRd0rd sald:
II at least three hundred rersons IN MOT
gantown on Saturday, who al the word w1ald nave
hung every Seces,ioni,t in the county,
The CAMP At WHEYLlSG.-We understand that
there are FIVE companies it, camp at Wheeling, m
Guiding from Steubenville, ITO strong. NAL
Cakes instructions adult believe, of tue muster
ing of three reg mens at that pout 30 that we may
expect to see large force concentrated toere before
tie clos Of tie month. We understand that number
OF Pittsburghers gone down with view OF offer
ing their services 10 the Major Should be decide to
accept troops from tis point there enough OF un-
accepted oluuteers here, who would gladly join biz
command TO make MP two regiments. As the Govern
meut WILL doubt, endeavor, at an early oay TO re-
take Harperr Ferry. and thus obtain control over the
Il lmore and Ohio Railroad, Wheeling and lis wet
ern terminus, must become very important point.
IL view of tbs fact and the threatened advance OF The
Secession forces from Grofr0n on Wellsburg II would
not surprise us if tie Major wond accept our men,
and order them into camp forthwith.
lIi.tsburgh Chronicle.
CHivALRY OF THE +. +. V.s.-The following note,
received yesterday by of our Asyum-street whole
sale establishments, Iell is own story:
NcHNoyD, Nay 4, 81.
DEAR We have just received notice Of note to
due 18TH June that Government refuses by
Proclamation debts due BeciedSistes consequently
of Confederate states relse to debts Que Inc
old drilno Abolition Combinations. least, snGeG existing
Circumstance.
pay debts if disposed do So aud
fear sba be We for lndcpendsc and then,
have anything left ere itors csIi have il.
We wouid advice you c0,ts q protest. -
Your ob't servts WORD a WEISI6ER.
Hartford Frees, Saturday.
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actuafed, yet they all admired biz pluck aud reoiv'd
70 treat him d brave solier and 30 he "ss tfea'eu
from the moment Of 49, afrivsl IL the camp
The conduct of Col. McAuthnr toward tis prl'orer
Is referred 10 IT, he hes tsuls. Can't NarDonai'
having recruited from the flligues Of j. pe1lcns tap
Is in be bes of spirits. lie is cbeerlnlly ermitted 10
zee and converse irh friends and all lhings coid-
cred is Ging sumptnourly." What deposition is to
be made Of him he does not know is he ad visrd OF
the next move that is to be made in connection with
bis Gaze. He was yesterday informed Oh lhe Prcee'
ipps that took placs before Judge Treat.
Yesterday afternoon, X. s. MacDonald, esq, started
for Caseyye 10 see his brother. He met with 10 OBJ
stacle nor interruption of any kind but was treated
with every courtesy by Col. MeArthnr and stan ana
the soldiers generally.
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,l.r i,ed 20 take the sum due him as q Presidential
El c;or on the ground iha, he was unwilling 70 add
one fnrthing the pecuLiarg burdens IF the Commt
wealth. Mr.. w ittier while emniIing hrm 10 his
rlgous faith, olosee with the following pa'rio'ie
str in: III,
No one who knows Doubt my deep sympathy WITH
The united Norh and with hoe vbp with different idea
duty from my own making sschcss Of eon sd
PROPERTY bu, oed believer IN the principles Of the 80
ci.y Friends do nothing time like this you'd M
igsng the extent Of the casmi,ies and snrns
arsndan upon and accepting fully allotted shaie
Of tho ptiyaiiop and tri. gro~ing ont Of ,,,,
Very truly by friend JOHN u. WHITTIER
<c,<,b,rD 18th .th ma 1861.
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coY,iuroa from Firth paae.

~ there are eaually i"ceTe on both SIDES, fs tee
ever We. beef ia all 'he wars and CO. troversi' ,de
~, b,en 70 ICED NJ on earth; Though u tOes not i"iiO"
tIat Al, lave III same grounds of gsi and tfuti Oh
Ublel 1, base their warfare. ii
Ia WIS lie mas i'm of an ancient SaCe that we snouii
alyays treat our ficrds az those who might one uy
he nr enencp and 10 treat our enemies as those who
MAY one day be our friends Vile abboriing az am
anne we all do, the former part II thls eoiuIeiyo
9axiu let cheri,h and adoP the LATER, 80
eih the spirit of our holy religion. Inc ,h"uSuo Va
even "a partial separation hom those VINO pave io"S
zen so De n to me- is anguish 70 my soul bnt tnere
n a ifm Of ~ art mon ia ana more "hion
ran never be broken. TIE Church III virginia has
mo,e dear friends and generous patrons among loose
who sre toe opposite side Of tins painini eoh,ro
yersy than any other and feels most deei the uh
hap, position in Nhich we aye laced.
Ae our State has, 10 its hs Preise, endeavofed 10
avert the evils now threatened 80 may ons Church.
and al the Others in Vir nia by prayer aud Tie exef-
tse true charity, endeayor 10 diminish that Large
amonnt ~ pref doe and H. viii Which 80 nuhaPplly
aboubds in out land. =,
Let me, in conclusion, commend TO the speelai
pray ers all those WHO have now devoted themselves
of naDy of them and from the information OF othere
there is ,ready believe, large portion oil rehSious
priuclle aud genuine i-y 10 be found among ITEM
rejoice learn thai in many companies not oiiy are
the rervices OF chaIans and other ministers earnestly
sought for and after but social prayer -meen9s held
among themselves. Our own Church has very large
pro orli IN of COMMITMENTS among the officers OF our
army, and not few among the soldiers Let us pray
that grace may lie given hem 10 he faithful socers OF
the CrOfs, vel az Yaant ana successful uclehueie
Of the State ,
II all Of do part faithfully and ACCORDING to the
pri1 cipes of our holy religion, We may confidently
6ave lie issue to God who will overrule all for good
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DIE d.

LANGRIDGE - In this city, on Sunday, May 10, Lowell
Langrdsc Of SUSSEX County England sd GA months
and ~ days
and friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral hi, late resiiencr No "a wes; Fifteenth ses
Tuesday. 2ist., st 10 O'Clock
Hudson, n. Y, papers please copy.
KEQUAOu Sunday evening May H. Grace Reqrs only ena
Of Janss and Celia II R.qua aged years ard % days
The funeral will take plsce Tuesday, the 2ls inst vt
O'Clock the residence Of the parents No. Ii9 West
Fifteenth The relatives and friends Of the
invited to attend without further office
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USIoS CoycEnr.-Mr. George F. Brstow's monster
patriotic Union concert 10 aid Of the Volunteer Fund,
established for the benefit of those who 60 TO the war
will take place next Saturday May 25 at the Academy
of Music. He will be assisted by the New York
Philharmonic Society and nearly all the best artists in
the city includ Miss c. Hinekley Mis- NJ. Brainard,
Madame Anna Bishop Madame SOepel, Miss Row.
croft, Messrs. Amnesty Cook J. X. Thomas, Geo. W.
Wooster snd others. Aso Mr. s. b. Mills, Professors
Ebcn and Dahler &c., &C., with full and efficient
orchestra. General John A. Dix is Chairman Of the
Committee Of Arrangements, sustained by q host OF
highly influential names.
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Il il true tls. the enterpriine echaniesof Memphis
making cannon 20, what Il the 90 my OF t.g
There il 10 l,es If arms here aud any well dillie1
company destined for this section of the safe heeu
have no fears concerning TIE want OF guns; hey can
BE- supplied reaching Richmond iar2ers Ferry, of
Norfolk.
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PLRsoXAI.-John G. Whittier publishes an expla-
nation in The kerburyport Herad relative to the
statement which las been extensively circulited that
tanning the Constitution and contributing TO aid tho
volunteers. lie has written no such letter. He pre-
sumes the paragraph originated in The fact that be bad
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Be prudent in ma 70 s4tsmps a n aas1rs which
would necessarily bring ON cousumption
of all the ammnnition WI have, thsre.
by lea virg tbs army 1t the mercy OF tbs
enemy, OK to disperse and ths country 70 be
rAyaged and laid waste at discretion ~
To you, sir. l may account for~Iay ocnd net |;
but cannot declare he motives Of II 10 every
ons. Notwithstanding know, by rot doing It,
that I sheii stand in q very unEavorahIa light
in the opinion CT these who expect much, end
will flnd little done, without unders tandspg.
or perhaps Swing themselves the trouble of
ipquiring In to the cause: Such, however Is
the fate Of all those who are obliged to act the
part do. I m1st. therefore. submit to it,
under consciousness CT having done my
duty to the best of my abilities.
On Saturday nia 1t last. we :sck Possession
of hill advanced OF our own lines, and with
Ia point blank shot of ths enemy on Charles
town Neck. We worked necessarily ths whole
night with 400 men, ard before morning got
an sntrenchment liz ZACH fcrwarar ess as to
bid defiance TO their cannon. About so'oio x
on Sunday they nessA heavy csnno5aae,
which continued through the day without
any injury to our work. aud with the loss Of
four men only. two of which were killed
cannonads. however, we were obliged to submit
tc with impunity, not daring to make use Of
artillery, ON account OF the consum ption OF
powder, except with oas Lime Ipoucder, p 'aoed
ON a point, with which ws siieucsd. and in.
deed, sunk, one of their Aoa1inS bat.s..ea.-
This move o. oars was lrads 70 prevent the
enemy from gaining this hill, and we thought
was giving them fair challenge to disT te
it, fas VIC aaa been told by various people.
who had iast iaft Boston. tnst taey were
preparing t. come out , but, instead oC &C.
ceptinS Of 1t, we learn that i. has thrown them
into srsai CONSERVATION, which mi ight be i'm
proved bad we the means Of doing II. yes-
tsrday afternoon they began ooHnnardrnent,
without any effect SIS yet.
There havs been SO many great Snd captta
errors ana abuses - rectifs--so urny exam
Piles to rsake, and 70 it:.s inclination II the
officers of Inferior rank 10 co1tyi5G 70 th ir aid
to accomplish this work, that my life has
been nothing slss (since came hsyel bat ons
continual round Of yexation and fatigue. In
short, no pacuDia-- reeompense couid induce
me to undergo what have especially, as i
expect, by showing SO little oounteusnce TO
irregularities and public abuses as to yendsT
myself very obnoxious 10 a great part OF thesa
people. But as / havs already greatly ax
ceeded the bounds OF 8 letter, ] Will not
trouble you with alters relative TO my own
feelings.
As 1 expect this letter VIII meet you tn
Philadelphia, I must request the favor e1
you tc VreEoDtny aEactionate snd respectful
compliments TO DE-. SaTPPEs, his lady and
family, my brothers OF the . Delegation, sna
any other eaquiripg friend s-and st tha ssI7e
time, Go me the justice 10 believe TE&t an
with g sincere regard,
Your adect'ate friend ard ob'5 seTv't,
(signed Gzo. WAaEisaroy.
Richard Henry Lee, Esq.
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FROM LYNcHBUke.
IspxolAL ooanxsrospEsex OF TIE nIsrAron. ]

LrEcHBusa. Va, Aug. -.
We srs IN state Of suspenaa and anxiousiy
awaiting to see what turn events will next
take. A runner prevailed ON Saturday Of q
sE.Tsnssh, which turned out to be upfoundsd
1t, however, served TO fu snish q topic Of con-
vsrsationr as we did not get the r chnond
papers on that day Ia conse qusnca Of the fail.
nrs OF cars on the DsnvilIe Railroad to con.
necs with thoae oE the Sou th. Side This, as
6 matter OF course. was not tbs fa nit Of the
mail arrangements. Bat that there 10 q
s'sczeT loose" In this de epartxnent somewhere
be etvgeen this city and Richmond, is evidenced
BY the Fact that the large package Of DIS
aueut fails to como 20 hand in Iims. and
sometimes fails altogether, as was the case
On the Is lust, ana mp to this writing the
package OF Saturday last has lot MADE its
arpesrapcs. The Department. mas been sp.
psaled to for redress OF s;lch grievances, and
/ have reason TO believe the Officials are Z
efting themselv &c some extent 70 get fairs
straight. How this will De done, or when II
will be dcce, remains to be seen. Ok.
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Home Artiliery.-The following is the de-
objects Of Its orgsniza alton, and its motives In
declining 20 enter sctiye service:
After the organic alton of the battalion Col.
Ellis applied 70 tho City Council for an ap.
preparation to aid Ia the equipment Of the
battery. The suhject was referred to tho
s'dered. Al she instance OF the Chairman Of
EhA Conmirtee, Ool. Ellis prepared report.
setting forth tie plan of tbs organixstiou,
efc., which was eoncurred In by the Commit.
toe, am pfesen ted 70 the Council as follows:
"rhe committee 70 whom was referred the
proposition Of Col. Tzacs. H. Euis, that the
city shOuId bear portion OF the expense con-
necled with the formation of 3 bettery OF
ard respectfully report:
That there arc many persols In this city
who earnestly desire 10 render military ssr-
vice in the present emergency, bat who are
aiiy-some by engagements too important 20
the public interests 10 BE- laid aside others
by tue Executive Of the State. A number Of
these persons have, therefore IN utuaily agreed
that they viii unite 10 form O battery Of
oun ted artillery for the defence Of the city Of
Richmond, under the command OF Col. Thos.
II Eliis. Colonel Of the 4th REGIMENT Of Ar
tiliery, with the unders tandinG that fhev are
not to he ordered from Richmond or It's Imme-
dlate vfciniSy, unless On some special occasion
| Of attack or defence, ard then only 70 q CON.
/ yepiort distance, and for q short time.
Your 'oomnittes are informed tha. thess
com onnios have been raised OF about eighty
msu each--that the ofhears have been com uIs.
stoned by the Governor an oftlcsrs In ths
| sth Regiment Of Artillery-that the scheme
| ia approved by the General COMMANDING. In
chief OF the forces In Virgtuia. ~ well a. BY
the President, s .cretary Of War aud Adjusant
General 0f the Confederate Sta tes, snd that
orders have been issned by the authorities oi
Virginia 70 furnish the oaad battery with theiy
guns. howitzers, carrtag~s and artillery equip.
inents, and oy the Confederate Anthoritios Il
furnish them with thar Ammanitiou and
with forage and grooras tor their horace. Thl
battery propose 70 furnish their own uni
forms, tents, drums, &C., and they ask tAs
csty 70 furnish thsun with horses, hsrresa ant
usables-ths number Of AcTses be4ug Afty Il
all
Your committee, after full consideration O
the sukjsct, recommend % tAs Council tAl
adoption OF the folio wing resolution, etc."
The Council made N appropriation q
elo, 900. In accordance with the rspert of ~
1 comenittss. tnnuenced. dOubt1ese, -. tAe Pee
samption thai ths scherne Woald - 1AasAfN1l1
adh~red 70. On Monday last, the hattAltoi
was called Together at the instance ~ Oo1ono
/ Psndlston, Onief of Afuloey unAw 0eaogA
| Johnston, who proPoae6 sstAas they ahom1(
| diarsenrd their oxielnal Q9alt1eA e3listlaAn
and g Win him q ths Ssla /" n loeaN /
alzs61y known - IL pubic. xAa aet,an Z
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DEaERTEKS,

ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS
~ REWARD.-This amoIlt viii be osiA for n
the apprehension and connnsment of i've de-
Vrs,n,s S9 YnlnSIs1sy ar tsIh N s
paid for the Apprehension ana es!.very og either
one OF the following & We dssertsis:
WILLIAM J. akEaoRF, agsd 81 yesrs. ze-
crutted from Petersburg. Va Is about feet 10
inches high, frseklsd fasa and spare frame. He
is believed to DO II tbe nsighborhood Of Por.s.
mouth, having, since lis dsasrttoG, connected
himself with one OF me Petershurg companies
stationed there.
WILLIAM WITHY, assa 20 ysara. recruited
from Church Eln. Riehmcn6. is about feet o
tuches high, of dark, swax.hy complexion, and ia
also thought to betn the nalghherao-od Of Norfolk
WILLIAM II. MILLER, aged 2? years, recruit.
ed In Richmond; thin frsms, ssllow complexion,
with small scar upon the left corner Of his
mouth.
RICHARD w. sPRAGGIgs. aged eI wears; Of
dark, sallow complexion, very much resembling
an Indian. s@s
JOHN X. WYATT, aged ss yssrs; full 8 feet
high. thin and spare In peysoa with very frecklsd
face
nE MILLER. SpRAaaISs and WYATT deserted
on the 10th August, instant. and are supposed 10
be lurking about Richmond.
Address, Coz. T. Il. AUGUST
au 2s-.ets 18th Keg't Va. Vols.
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entirely cut 10 pieces, after bsins

from being entirely cut 10 pieces, aftsr hsins
surprissd.
A Letter from the postmaster at Et. Smith.
says, "the news from Missouri Ia better and
better all ihs time, the FederaIists have scat
tered 10 tho woods and are compile 'ely rout.
Asi'' The state troepe under command OF
Gen. PieTca left Springfield for Camp Walker
On the 18th inst. Gen. McOulloch with his
forces has gone to Ft. Scott.
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BRO0UR MAKERS, .ATVEN.
~ Tl0s We, the 5r s1s nsksrs oft,s
Of August. issi, d resoivs thai, on nd an rae
frat day Of sepisIonef. Ne Will Mt NE puf ,eturo
Broguss fr less thaa - per dossn, and sleb1
resaiuti0a. ar 1>Aa
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AUCTION sALEs, /,

III IGH CONSTABLE, SALE -wiil - - Z
!; 4; II: Ef
I Asne gspy WA, dssss. ] 8A5cSsny "a bAa t.
Dlssk valiant Chairs and rae . T.tss, C~sr4
aud Hug, very aas ss~tax EsS lac ys teas
b. ds and Mattresses, Mirtsls, Clocks tstx geS.
Iron tate, estsrs, oisssw ass. ~ trs sohiss,
window Shades. CuHalaa aaA Corsiees, koar
stsads HaxiIs and ~ r.. Ne b tad No, Sc
70 satisfy aistrs vsyfsnsa In ny hAxds IL soe
Of Alley vs. Raaks Cannon, 70 k.g.t o.. A.A
Mysr-. vs. pixon TxaAs --Cssh
"a - 0R0 A sxsEAAs, n. q. q. =.
t. Hlsas Ssa IY.SsS Ys.SseY n as6 aIsfiiISss.s n iHa:
sishiN9 9ooDs--paT.as. e tse Rscvtsioaa
ss.s.s D;is = g. 6 saS: sss s.. AT. WA az
inss CoaTs, executed by 4. b Eosvsn 8 o., sl1
ga z ss.ss e rs e. ossc
sssi, ' % wsnaSsbH4 n M SEA- sS. = IS az = ss ssssss
her, is.l. 1t 70 osloak a., - the s(see o. B. 4
noivsli 4 Co., Ne s1 .eoasn aide of nseAA ssfss2.
eetweeA u and 4A streets. u The sity ~ ktoh.
moad. proceed ssll - Dablis enc tsh To- sAAk,
the ssosk % xeoAs u the store Of d. q. kVyvsU
CO., sssimataA ~ aeaut - go syAsissas ~ tko
UssAl safieiss Of . TyimmAng anA YaAsy aeo3o
btoss, sesh - Trimas stAgs, WoSsts4. Qs1Ns0a1'o
1aen5ahtAS doods. Psa -uexy AH1 ta0ay Af ).
clss, As.. - coaAtsgs. thSw CassA CAAis0.
-. = sffSlss = pueHss. rrrss.
Gals sondsetsA ~ 0no. =. fsnnxAS. y o. Q. \
- Milo
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xosr, erHAYED. 40.

T OsT-on the night Of ths ssss Of Auguat. iesl.
l1 ns.a ths ssrnsr m q J.ek.oa and Aaams sts,
Dollars and s-vsn'y-dve esnts-swo SOUTH erp
cenfeaerasy notes, IS each, tasw;, sss IS Bank
V,-S,sia 1 sp.t hss issrsh II s,, sas - s.s1 ef
change Bank ss note, cof naf fofneF; one 81 Csoe
as,s ss corpei.iSs Ss r sssss. sssoaa g e sss'
note = " '4' S
For IL. rs.arn Of the Book ana esateais. ara.
pI.ssrip,iea from Ds K. Lswia' .as BOOK wa q
Ga srKAYED Or sgOL. N-TYor
Aisssip issip Saf ESaisey; sssr asa aasaa junction. 4
thorough breed; shs r6llewoa wagon from Toe
f'R livery 4 ssr., H.. :, rssr sss M :.
hoToassos. Franklin s,rss., sichmoad.
.uas-,a. TEEsgoHS L. e, e. o,;;;AE., Il. Ell.
Egu Ma OGI.oRE0 SOY f light yellow
- BOY IL or ls years Of age, calling b;rnaelf
snsHa., ns sr sArK,s. from Nashville, Tennsssee.
ma oeioEGln8 TO Col. Meanings Regiment oil
Beginner. of Virginia Vounteers, on the 3 aaa i Of
yirsia,a Regiment ard lis mssi.. esn 1ef lin .n
or have disposition made OF him by psyins
Assistant auartermsster BoyxAx. q; the loIb
REGIMENT Virginia Volunteers, Fairfsx S.atica
= d. az S7-es
I OsT-somewhere bstw e. q sth d i5.h -1re,.s,
coaiEDsRaTs BONDS, - $50 % eseb g1ns eis 5s a.
from ,Gal TO 4.els, ino.Hsive. A .uitsblo reward
win be paid sos thet. delivery TO Messrs Powell
eeiden, bssiD Benb, or to this oles. The pnb-
lie are csntiousd not 20 trade .or :Aa tame ysy
Dant hss bean stopped. JAS kkID
an 2T--SIt
n S2S n EW A Il E.-I viii nav tns
"a above reward for taa delivery ct tas D.a-
n patch ortce of the foliovfng 81. icies
A1 whien were atoisn from my r6oIl, at Mr..
hne douhie-Csss COLD SATCa aDd CHAIN
with the inscription 81 Mitchell " on the casa
also, one buoch OF KEYS, Clio THING, sc.
au 9R-~ett l. O. .sr,RpEEP
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IA FIVE DULLAEs kEWaKp-For
tae fesurE 10 ne g mT beg s2L4.E9. Ks
built; wsu grown for his age; hair Ia
AA.cItnsd 20 bs bushy, not Ass bosn recently
cut. He will PASS himself f9- .-ss, aud will en-
dsavor to set wors IL the city or around the
suburbs. Els rccthcr. Patsy. belonging 70
Gaynor, OF hsw York. nas s fTae hnsbaIS .S-as1
Motea. They live between 81 and 4sh streets,
tneag M. John Talnen's,l ard may MD Ia hsr-
boring him. viii g!vs tae aooVe reward for
his lodgment in soy OF the jsiia aT Richmond.
su 2s--s!A 3. W. GkEbS, ia.
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N TEN DOLLARS aEWAKN.-i wiu
~ give the above reward {cr the resaru 90
me-, or for such tuforEation as vii. Lead TO
q the arrs.t OF ssGko !, \, named H0R-
copper color, and has light-e .lored eyes th:ak
he has either gone to Manats ses with coma Tegi-
ment Of soldiers, or Is lurking sbout some camp
ground near the city. He was hired TO h. A.
Mayo for the present year by Il d. kneho.
" z. MARTIN,
At 3. ii. BaiIeys Tobacco Factory.
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trGT CALCULATIONS, Aaepted for. the use Of
Sc hrsty ef the Confederate States. ia accord i
sze. ri, : tAe last sets Of Conarens, 10 " wnieh
l. sGaa3 va at fer the establish ent and or
-sasSaGea Of the Army Of the Confederate
E,s,ss of Sfasriss Also, ARTtGLEs OF
was scf tha government OF the Array Of the
gsaSs crate stetes Of America. -.
atsnCLs TACTICS, complete 70 8 veis q. so.
" Tt.s fs ,hs cay scraple.e eaitiou 70 he had.
rgL YobgSFEka's &.sraG. BY Lieut.. Col.
Wr = Eics ardser. ~ 50.
qsr TROOPER : MANUAL. Few edition, with
fae nzsic. BY Col. J. Laeins Davis. $l.fs.
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JOHN ID. RAGLkED.

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NVirgi1ia, muia.to boy named SAM. sssd
~ boy is about 10 yeagG OF aSe, s feet or
zAsEA inches high. BE had on when he LEFT a
pair of white 0snaburg papts and s. easossd shirt,
NO coat; Is rather slow spozen; 70 pa,.ienist.
marks remembered.
The above reward will bs given for sufficient
procf 20 convict any white person os assisting
ssid boy In efectinS his escape OK TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS will be paid FOX his safe delivery
either to myself or "a say jail where osn get
him. K TRJ2RIp
m Ii s 4.