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srrcspf-An old man named Phillips. .
stranger. said n be from Rockville. eelebra-
tel the Fourth by cutting his throat. at a
house en- the South east corner Of hrst and
Ohio Streets We ss~ him some twenty i've
minutes .nes the deed done. The floor
Of the room ap stairs ~ss covered with blood.
Al the time no Doctor had been found or ~e
are Of the opinion be Nigh, have been saved.
We learn that Phillips had been di--ipating.
lost his money. and took Tbs method 70 avoid
ths Cravings Of regret A poor remedy.
LaTxs.-Lxte~t accounts represent that
Phillip. ~ill certainly recover. finale that
-osld seem almost impossible 70 one rho
lad seen the great pool. If blood which How
si from the vound.
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NASHVILLE. July i-The up and down
passenger trains on the Louisville a Nash.
vile X .ilrosd. were seized this morning At
Camp Trousdaie. neir Mtchelssille bv or.
Ter Of Nj. Gen Anderson. and both brought
70 thi- city.
Tho managers had taxed ali the engines
and rolling stock. erceps few cars. 20 Lou.
isvilIe. agains, which policy Tennessee had
demonstrated. This seizure Vas a necessity
Tor protection.
Gen. Anderson informed the agent here
that no further seizure would be made. and
the trains should pass uninterrupted
This mornings Journal i indignant AZ the
seizure Of the Louisville "Wednesday nisif's
train. on the Memphis branch Of the Na.h.
vile Railroad. a, Cisrksville. The trains
are subsequently ordered T. 60 no .ar'her
than Bowling Green
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n DON Dispatches.
The Fourth Ina LouIsviiie. Mem
Mctuifoch I'm Arkansas.-Tryiu
tn raise the wind

LoUsyILLK, july 5.-The Democrat a.,
this morning states that this morning state.
that secession flag. raised Yesterday, vas
torn downtown and burned by the citizens Of
the neighborhOod.
The Courier Saws company OF one hHn.
dred and ten men from Trimble county passed
going South last evening. Another compa-
ny Of abou one hundred men will shortly
leave.
The Democrat says compan, Of toris
left Yesterday
The Unionist- celebrated the Fourth en-
Enthusiastically. A magnificent national hag
vas raised at Walkers exchange Patriotic
speeches were made ~ Ben G = lay and
Others. whinh we're received wha great ap.
plause.
The Memphis Argus of the 81 -,s seven
hundred Missourian. With arms "a encamp.
ed At that city
A special dispatch 10 the same paper from
Little Rock. JULY lst SAYS Montgomery and
Lane are marching for the Indian country
Ii has also a proclamation from Ben McCol.
loeh. calling on the citizens of Arkansas b
sustain the Missouri troops on their frontier.
AID ordering rendezvous az Fayetteville
The Augusta Constitutionalizt thinks 4 Ger.
tain that the Confederate Constitution " IN be
defeated in that State.
The grand lodge OF Odd Fellows in that
State have invited the Southern lodges 10
meet "a Montgomery 20 dissolve their con
nection with The Grand Lodge Of the United
States
Gov petius OF Mississippi has issued
proclamation calling on the State off GERS 10
collect all the arms new ami old and send
them 10 jackson Mississippi All the ciii-
zens are notified 20 arm themselves With
double barrelei shot guns.
The Memphis Appeal suggests collecting
al the old iron about the plantations 70 ee
moulded into Lincoln pills.
The Legislature of Tennessee has Just pass
ed bill exempting the State Board for MI
tary purposes from taxation.
Another act authorizes the Gov efnOr u Is
sue notes 10 tie amount al SjOl'O.O % =
denomination not les than - nor more thu
500 interest not exceeding sly pcs cent. the
same To ne receivable a. currency.
Al-o an act 10 mike the tire lsury notes 81
the Confederate State bankahle in the Suite
Of Tennessee.
Ia the aff,ir OF the capture of the 81. Mich
ola. a special to the Nashville Union SAYS Il
sss Accomplished by the Maryland Zouave..
Col Thomas who attacked her from hand At
point Lookout They also captured brig
in the bay. aud ran both into Frederick.
burg The prizes are valued at $50. 900.
The Directors of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad. IN session here yesterday,
resolved unanimously that a. common car
riers. they could not refuse tine transport
ton Of goods hence unless such transporta-
ton should be declared unlawful by a court
having competeet jurisdiction
The question of legality will be determined
soon. and the dacision OF the court vi be
conforIned To by the directors.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI July i-P n.
Flour remains very dull and prices un-e,.
tied. supeTfne offered n - 81 and low: ex
ira at ss,756S4
WurAr. sales OF prime red al % and OF
white az soc The news from New York
caused this.
CoR~ advanced 10 30632c. owing to a
short supply.
Oars dull with sales a, 22l. @23c
RYE declined to i2c
WHISKY steady At l2t.c
PRoy.ssoSs dull aud nominrlly unchang cd
a smil lot OF bacon shoulders brought a.
LARD: 100 ticrces NJ sc. and ~ kegs do. AZ
size. Mess pork Is offered at Sl3,51@l IS.
GRocxRiEs firm with good demand for
coffee and sugar at full prices.
Money m ,ticrs quiet aud dull. Exchange
NC premium.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
MANNER OF CELEBRATION.
FLAG RAISING AND MUSIC.
Pie.Nies and shooting Crackers

Notwithstanding no formal demonstration
had been arranged for the celebration Of the
Fourth. vet ws doubt if the day Vas ever
more generally observed as great National
holiday. than by our citizens on THURSDAY
last
The firing Of gurpo~der combinations Was
KEEP; up pretty ~ iaris curing Wednesday
night and was c smeneed in earnest on
THURSDAY morning
AT O'Clock the children that attended Miss
Mcleod school a..embied at the School
House. corner Whit and Sixth Street. at
tended by their .eacher and number Of
spectators. AMI iste-l upon the house the
Star Spangled isAleF. accompanied by ap.
propri4te csremcnies-speeehes and patriotic
songs cons situtins the programme, making it
very interesting bat unobtrusise demon
s,ration.
Many Of our citizens vent - Rockville on
the excursion train. where JOY ani giadness.
Teasing and tae interchange OF the kindly
e0urtesies of iile. rsadercd the day short and
glaisome
wear Fort Hsrrison large concourse Of
the citizen. Of the adjoining Townships held
a social Basket Pic Nc. which wss attended
by many Of our citizens The address by
Rev Lyman Abbott. ~e are told VAS very
6ne. and a movement Is on foot 20 have Il
published
Some OF our citizens went 10 Prairieion
aud 70 sanfori's Station. another q n form
ed private Pic Me excursion Of their own.
Last but no, least. We mention. ~as the
celebration Of the dsy by our German adcp-
ted CITIZEN Two military companies nicely
uniformed, aud fully armed AID equipped.
marched down Wabash Street about 9 clock.
led BY the German Band. and tormed in the
Banner was sung and other proceedings had
They then marched to Chesinut's Grove.
South OF the city. where the dsy was passed
in dancing on the green, singing. and other
appropriate exercises We visited the ground
for few minutes. and found the company
Ia great glee. ever, face besmed with happi-
-ness The crowd in attendance was very
large. and a. the German Companies marched
through the streets. morning and evening
large and admiring crowds assembled on the
side walks and corners. to witness this highly
creditable military display.
The firing Of rockets. shooting crackers
snd other combussibles. by Young America,
~as on large scale and ~ss kept up until a
late hour on THURSDAY night
Almost every store and place at business
IN the city was closed BY voluntary consent OF
the proprietors. and very unusual good order
prevailed throughout the day and evening
II any became intoxicated they did il
quietly and retired noiseiessly from the street
There we're no disturbances that We have
haartf af
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'sedsced by Dyspepsia to a mere
Skelelon..,

CrrED IA "BGREksx's HotIASp Brr1ss.
Mr.. A. Nsteheti. trader probably IS well -kl.c~u
as sny mAn In Western pennsylvanis, states IS fs-
lows; Il met with farmer IN Armstrong county
"ho was rs-ioced l., Ds sPepsia TO a mere skeleton
persuaded him 10 by bottle q Brshsse's hoilsni
B't'ers, believing Il would cure him. Meeting hlm
some months S;ter, What Was my sstoEi>hmeat a.
Fading hin' hale, hearty man. he tod me h. nov
weighed two hundred pounds. AMI that this wonder
nj change had hesn produced by Barhave's HOLLAND
biiers TO which he attributed solely hi. re-tor ao
mavlScvlm
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Nh II. " Pratt who has won an extensive
fame for hi- good taste aud ability caterer
10 we'll regulated appetiies. while chief Of the
cuisine At Buntin's Hotel, has taken ehtirc
control Of the Restaurant Of Charley Kern.
and has already put !, in order to open Wig
orous campaign. \ peep into his Ice-box
Yesterday assures ~ that no expense or pains
will be spared 20 make his table the most 81
ceIlent in the land. Spring Chickens. Wood
cooke. Squirrels and such like Those Who
do love T. eat will take notice iif
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THE THRrFr. HKRo ZouAvEs.-Iieut
John r. Moore q i,e Fort Harrison Guards
SENDS u an extra is-nci from the Office Of the
Cir,lios aud TeiegrsBl Of Cumberland from
which we take h following incidents Of the
recent desperate conflict. between thirteen
Zouaves and large secession force of cav
airy. From Il We also obtain the names OF
the thirteen Indiana Heroes let their names
be immortal
David HAYS o; Company A. Captain Of the
scouting party. EiUsh Baker. Company A
Eli Barkt. J. HolIinbeck. Company b: J X
HsIlowell. Tim Grover. Compans c: Tho-
Brasher. Company ID: ". Malberger. Com
p~ny T.. Lewis Farley. COMPANY r. Frank
Harrison. Company II. Harry Dunlap. Com
pany l. Fl. Thomas. X N Dunlap. Com
pany X
Asny are the thrilling incidents Of this bat
tie related 20 us. but se eau only give place
% one OF two.
Whilst Hays We engaged IA deadly strife
With q man % great power. he was attacked
IN the rear BY another With = s~ort lie IN
hicted q severe cash upon Hays head and
sss about 10 follow up the blow shen a
Zoaase s2rsng az him. and with a single blo~
from the bat OF his gun laid him lor
IL another case Lousse was thrown bcsvi-
y upon the ground. apparently morsaily
wounded Instantly the err of"kniie him"
came from the eiirslress VirSinians One
Of them vas promptly over the PROSTATE
nan. but before he could sstiate his savage
propensity. the crack Of rife told the tale.
that he hid ot the dust. falling dead acros.
the wounded zousve Another made sure be
you'd accomplish the marderoas feat. killing
q supposed diving m an. out his fate was he
ssne-anoshcr timely minnie cut short his
fendssh career But the Zouaye had only
been stunned BY ball grazing iis temple -
In = fee moments be as upon his feet I'd
again IN the hcht
kvery tongue praised the mstchless bra
VERY Of this handful Of men. Corporal Have
- In the mouth Of every one Tie IA a MA
( % Tremendous strength ard knows 10 fer -
lie sles three men IN the strife, am ons ~
ter be received HE -ounds he !. 10 sran
gsr IN such soens. having gene through SIM
lsr ores ia the Nssicsh War IL = aid Ia
has beeo sounded eleven times IN the c0ufs<
Of his esmpsigns- Each individual engage
IN this affair performed rrcdigies II vslor ant
deeds 81 noble daring
THIS u conceded By al hansss 70 be one al
the ncst daring sehiesenesss "a modern var
fare. sad Rejects imp<rishable honor on C5l
wsllsee's men. and particularly upon thoss
Immediately engaged. Ne nan doubss lh'
vsior Of the llth Indiana Louaves.
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SrArK USrsssIrs. We have received the
Annual Catalogue Of the State University
together 9Th the Baccslaursate sermon OF the
President. Rev. Cyrus Mutt. ID. d. from the
tsxt. Quit YOU like men"--lst Corinthians
1913 The Baceaisareate u learned an.
sIoqasnt The Catalogue show. that the to-
al humber OF ssadents'in attendance during
the last year. sa- one hundred and twenty
fonr. and the Institution = in hoarishing
condition
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


There = large amount standing on the
books OF X. \. Hadsoa. due for Subscription
job Work snd Advertising: also large
amount In notes pas, due These accounts and
Mates must be settled forthwith a. longer in-
dalsencs cannot be given
The. Books. Sos~-. and Accounts are IN
lie hands OF the undersigned. vho ) author
i1sd 70 receive and receips for monies paid on
the s4ns.
J. Y. sfLyERTHORS.
June % d.w2w.
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LorIsvIlLE. July 5-To-m morrow morn
lng's CoVrier,t upon the authority Of the
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees of the
Common Schools, will contradict the state.
ment that an investigation IS progressing or
contemplated. in relation 10 the political or
religious opinions OF the teachers The re-
cent ease was OF male teacher. who pro
hibitei the singing OF National and Southern
Confederate airs. because the children guar
relied with each other from the antagonisiic
feeling excited by such airs
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far done what he has deemed his duty. You
will nov according TO your own Judgment.
perform yours. He sincerely hopes that your
views and your actions may 80 accord with
bis, a. to assure all faithful citizens who'haye
been disturbed in their rights. OF a certain
and speedy restoration Of the mss. And hav
inc thus chosen our course, with a pure pur
pose, let n renew our trust in God, and go
forward without fear. and with mnnly hearts.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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The Great English Remedy
sIR JAMES cLAkKF's

SiR JAMES CLAkkf's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from q preseripf.on Of SIR J. Clark.
W ID. ,Physirsan Extraordinary 70 The Quo,a.
ri- Invaluable medicine Il nlfrilIx ~ tn cur -
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cn.sie Constitution l. ui3cct Il moderate. all e.
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TO MARRIED LAulrs
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Fab bottle. pri-e ons ssiiar. bar. he Govern
men, stamp of Great Britain. 10 prevent eoant,-
seit-
CAUTION.
77.s< Psg- s4o11f al d lsI> sy ,ss..l.. .,.fsso
As fYR>7 zHREE K0NZxLs ~ Frec-s.--v.a
D>y rrs says 70 bring on ns-carsisgs ~ ~ a.s
<se' I'm, n>y afe afr.
In All case, Of Nervous ard spinal An-ctlss. Pain
n The Back and Limbs fasigse on slight s1rr,.su.
falpiiatlon Il he Heart. Hy-'srles and white.
the-~ riis viii srec. a cure ~hoa AZ other n.~-n-
have faiied. and although powerful rcruesy. do
no' contain Iron. oalsassl aasi.aouy 80 anything
hurtfal 10 the constisai.oa-
Pull direction, ia he pamphlet sroans zach PACK
sge. which .hoaia hs carefully preserved.
sole Agent for ne United Stair ana casa@s.
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We clip TIE ioIio.ins ~sF items fscm ,hs
Indianapolis papers Of the ssa:
The 18th ard 18th regiments hal max
nshcsnt breakfast ct before them IN Cincin-
s.sn on TUESDAY morning Prominent among
shose ~ho contributed % the coliAtion -ere
'. Covmgton. formerly Of the city. ceor
rsy - the Gibson Hoa>e. the proprietor q
he kadisoa House. and & shs- The ~
past sss spread on elesn table cloths IN the
lover MARKET Hou.e. and wss Of. character
18th other hesFatabls entertainments Of In
hama soiantee~ ~ the p~opl~ of Cincin-
nsu
The tee regiment seat inso quarters al
Camp Clay n await orders frea t.esersl Nc
Clcilxn.
fsosorlo>.- Horace Heffea hss
hsen APPOINTED % the Lieutenant colonelcy
% he Thirteenth Regiment. and capfain
Robert :. Poster. Of he Eleventh Rerissest
has l~~n Appointed Mayor. succeeding colos.sl
henrsn. These are gos-i appointments.
The 18th and l7th regiments have been
"riered n Virginia sns -ill leave Cincinnati
~ once.
Cspf. ste~ an c.s.lrs company save re
eeissd orders 10 leave fu the Esa b. sisy.
though &c are not i>esi a. O. the hour o!
shssr dspssssrs
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The advertiser, having been restored to kesliL n
few weeks hy very simple remedy s:ser having ras-
Tered several years with severe lung affection. add
that dresd disease, consumpuonss anxicu. 20 snsk.
known 20 bis icilow-surerers tie means q cure
To those WIN wish try II. he will ssbd a COPY
The prescription Used free Of charge with the direc
tons for preparing and using the sane which thew
will find sare osre for Consumption. Asthma Lrss.
ehits, &c The only object q the advertiser "a IN
sending the prescription benefit the afflicted a.a
SPREAD information which h. conc-lve 20 Ne in,.l..
bic. and be hopes every serrr will try hi remedy.
a. u costs them netting, and may prove 4 blessing
Psrtes wishing the prescription will please aaare-,
Rkv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG
scpl6twlw Es..., r...-.- =
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II is great error In suppc-ag the ilies only "
eel diseass: oinimcn,s OF Lsnmsats are useless 10
~ .rds osKs. FEnrslAS ssrr removes The e-ass,
by promoting digestion aud preventing cossiveness.
thereby norrishias The iscty through the elso..
bo~rOs, Sept q, iss.
For more than thirty years have Suffered sresly
from Dyspepsia and Piles. Have trel vsricus ned
etnes ~itboui benefit IL January, began With IA.
iEhrNisN sfkrt. and By the use 81 three bettiss.
an perfectly cured u both DYSPEPSIA ana r1lrS- NJ
seIs-rai health i no~ al can desire L.
Maylsd~sw MILTON pAGcErT
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BosroS. july t.--fhere was a great con
asgrafion ~ Fast Boston today Wharfs
sn1 alt warehouse the Suifelk salt Mills
fast Boston Iron Foanlrvand Machine Snp,~
Sectional Docks. Marine Railways. aud near
l. one handred dweiiiags and marine and
mechanical warehouses. - vel ~ an i'm
mense quantity Of lumber. timber. marine
stores. ai-s snouids for the new gunboat con
trac;sd fof 10 Fsul srafe. we're burnt -
Pour vessels we're totall, burned. also twelve
d selliaS hoa~e. ei~ewhefe ia the city we're
burned "a das
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Lsrrxss vros CrssfnLASD.-A very large
package Of letters. from Cumberland. reached
this city BY mai. % the morning of the 4th.
no doubt bringing relief 70 many an ANXIOUS
heart We were among the fortunate ones.
having also received one dated Iune 81
After giving details OF the skirm.h much the
.ane "a We have puh,ishel. the writer AVS !.
A defsil u sixty men
-ss alec sent cut this morning - guard the
roads and stop all citizens from leaving the
Ssty. add While ] -rits your Young friend
Charlie Bosdinos. Of Company c. has re
surnst. bringing With him "--cesh" horse.
saddle and Birdie be captured him below
he city. and Is one Of thu "-scesh" horses
s..as TOOK an active part Ia the engagement
ysssert.y--is also . the yoaag hor-e. but
.visl tired. ne looks - though ke had been
rslisn a month I also see your friend n
4 Dsvl. bringing ia a prisoner u var
They ar. volunteers Of the picket guard tia,
zen, out tbs morning. The weather =
quite warm here. and we have had 40 s2Ia
saes ~s srFived The soys are mostly -ell
md Iook fine Hayes i much better to-day
han sxpscs<i Aore anon /
p s.-oar Companies have Jass returned.
bringing ssue arms. horses. and the body OF
.esng Hollinback: be was taken prisoner
.rd when tasy sac our forces coming they
murdered Inn IN cold blood. helpless and
defsseslsss The boys have ssem 70 have
seessssenlss foF ever drop Of blood m h,'
veins he -. a sebls fsllo-. and as bra
tslls murdered IA : aoble cause
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Fl. kEArSEY. July 1.-The first coach Of
the Daily Overland Mail going west, passed
at noon on the Sd with five passengers and
one hundred and sixty sacks of mail
Chel-Justice Hall, en- route for Colorado.
passed today.
Thirty four guns we're fired. and thirty four
rockets we're sent up tonight.
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FoRT MONROE. july "A flag Of truce
brought the British Consul from Norfolk
He was DESTROYS of visiting Baltimore. re-
garing British vessels N trouble there
Commodore Stringham refused. saying the
fiag of truce has been abused enough al
ready,
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IL Our fri-nd ". II. Scadier did hne
business on the ith. His -aie. Il rream- and
confections amounted to over $50. Ga the
81. they reached some $3.50 o. upwsrts-
This would not imply such terrible state OF
distress. financially. a. hss been portrayed.
BY -ome OF our patriotic 90 pesc<msisrs.-
Nearly three hundred dollars in tao days.
paid 30 one houze for laxuries
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ST. Lots. July 5-A salute Of thirty -four
guns WAS fired al the Arsenal az sunrise yes
e day morning. another AT noon. and a re
treat at shutdown. Speeches were made by
the officers. tho Declaration Of Independence
read. music by the band. and patriotic songs
sung by the soldiers The CITY WAS unusu.
ally quiet A large proportion OF the citizens
have spent the day in tho country
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ST Lotus. July "a dispatch from Little
Rock. Arkansas. of the 81. to the Memphis
Appeal. says the Military Board has issued
proclamation calling for 10000 men TO re e
invasion by Federal troops through Missouri
Each company IS to arm itself with the usual
weapons OF the country. furnish its own tents
and camp squipage which will be paid Tor by
the State. Regiments are ordered to organ
ize for immediate service.
Gen. Lyon. with upwards Of 1000 troops
left Boonrille on the morning of the 81. for
the Southwest
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bCsIs Hor>x--ln the absence OF the
very popular proprietor. I c. Buntin. in the
service Of his country. Mr.. A. J. Bessdsie,. a
lord. and fine social qualitie. 8. citizen. has
taken charge 81 the above house. which he
gill. ~e doahi not. condac; in such manner
a. TO sustain the high repasstion which il has
hitherto borne
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Alrxa~pRiA. July An quiet TO-DAY =
Extra precsuiion W. u-sd: all the soldiers
we're confined to the camps.
II was the suppssiuon th,, Beamegsrl
might mike an attack. thinking 60 find con
fusion aud frolicking
Two balloons of the rebels have been secn
accommodating for the pas. few DAYS.
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IxpIA~srous July The iiih Indiana
Reg ment. Col Kimbsll left here At y
O'Clock. for Virginia: they 40 via Coiumbn.
and Be'lsir The l.. company of cavalry
from THE Slsse npaer conmtnd of etpt.
stewart. viii al-o leave this afternoon. IA
Cincians,i They are armed with ca,bines
and Colt's revolvers
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PROFESSOR GARDNER
Is our or TOWN

hsr there - u,nrs c.te- Il his hlrAiy esis-
ersssf $50, lrf a. h4fle<t's. ~hlrk wsrrsnteed
q - ssee~rs srfris g. sessinx and the tpiiff
sire cure &c shsps TIE f.nr ksnts. sot So ie
te~th a = unsrI-ses~d u - ssrrsnfeft also
r-ni ~ rr~esf frosa weeilea "a linrn
la VITA fsss celsrsl sld shiis ss ffas al kiais
q farnftnre.
~ c.Ii - nsrsi<st ~ss i saie ssenl All secure
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