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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Persons receiving the Republican with the above
mark set opposite their name, will know that the
term for which they have subscribed has expired.
In all cases, but one paper will be sent after the
expiration, unless an arrangement for continuation
by letter or otherwise is made. Subscribers are
respectfully solicited to renew their subscriptions
at an early date by so doing there will be no break
in the regular receipt of the paper, and they viii
also be comforting great favor upon u.s.
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A CHALLExGB DEcLISgD.--George d. Pren-
tee, of the Louisville Journal, has declined
10 accept challenge 70 fight duel sent 70
him by Roger W. Hanson, who complains
that the Journal has sIaacered him In its edi.
torial columns.
Would Nor 90 TO TEE WARs.-ln Oswego N.
Y, Monday. a volunteer named William
Ormsby became 50 fearful OF going TO the
wars that he procured an axe, and deliberate
ly chopped off the first and second Hngers OF
his right hand.
Henry Snoddy. young Georgian, who
was engaged in the fight at Carricks Ford.
when Gen. Garrett fell, died recently In
Northwestern Virginia, from wounds re
eeived in battle. He leaves a fortune Of
sloo, 900, which he has bequeathed his mother.
to dispose Of just is she may please.
MAJOR John 7. Cooper, of the Eighth Regi-
ment Georgia Volunteers, died at the Ladies'
Seminary of Rev, ]. W. George, CulpepsT
Court House, Va. on the 9Th inst
The Lynchburg Nirginian says there never
has been 50 great number Of soldiers sn-
campsd around that city IL at the present
time.
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THR SoUTR ACKNOWLEDGED A BRLLIapnBST
FowEa.-Though the Lincoln Government
sui refuses to officially accord to the Con-
Noerate States their acknowledgment as bel
ustrert power, various military officers in
4e federel service are continually doing 30
"l'hout being reprimanded in the Sigh test
"oM headquarters at Washington.
The Memphis Appeal thus sums up the in
stance
Butler, When AT Fortress Monroe, exchanged
prisoners will. Gen. MaZruder. Col. Wal
lNet the aboll on commander At Cape ilrar-
reau' has within the past few days exchanged
Prisoners under Il recognized flag Of truce
MIN Gen. Pr o~, and Commodore String
. .n accepted The capitulation Of Fort Hat
ms under the express stipulation to treat
apt Barron and his garrison as prisoners OF
var, and as nch award them all tho usual
'VserHsies appr 'taning TO belligerents.
ouch paltf dodge as this is unworthy
s,Fen Of the gorilla concern over which Abe
AAheoln presu>s. =
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CONN sKcfAI .
From Missouri.

CAIRo, Sept lo--It is reported that Folks
force AZ Columbus has been increased to thir-
teen regiments. six field batteries, siege bat.
terry, three batteries Of cavalry, &c. He has
a gun boat and three steamers.
The JEFF. Thompson is at Bsllmonte. oppo-
site Columbus. The gun-boat Yankee came
within three miles of Cairo and returned
without demonstration. Com. Rogers seized
the steamers John Gault, John Bell. and JEFF
ferson, Of Paducah and Columbus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

ARRIVAL OF rue AFRICA.


ST. JOINS. Sept. lo.--The seanship Africa
arrived yesterday, with Liverpooi dates VIA
Queenstown, by Telegraph, to the 1sf oil sep
TENDER.
The sales Of cotton ct Liverpool toT the
week were 20, 900 bales The IN arket was CAIN.
at slight advance'
fsrcosp pisPATcH.l
NEW York Sept. 10.-The English newsp1.
pers brought by the Africa, which has ar
rived a, Halifax, contain some few points OK
interest
The London Glots says that the army IN
Canada will be increased 900 men during
the month.
The London Times calls editorallv upon the
Government 10 strain every nerve to dese!oPe
the cotton culture elsewhere than IN tho
Southern Confederate States
Late advces from the West Indies ha~o
been receive ed in England, which announcs
that the privatecr Sumter had taken and sank
forty vessels.
COMMERCIAL.
The Liverpool brokers' circular reports tbs
sales of cotton for the week at 10000 bales.
of which spectators took &c. 600 and exporters
1000 Cotton had advanced l-ls The
sales of Friday amounted TO $4,000 bales. in
Guiding 1000 to speculators and exporters-
Reports from Manchester are favosSole. Con-
soils 92sas2i.
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CAPPAHorsIC, Gloucester Co., Va. ,
August SO 1cAl

1have just returned on visit from Glouces-
ter Point. An immense crowd gathered there
to- day to witness the presen IL ton of a most
beautiful flag to the Gloucester Light Ora
goons from the patriotic ladies Of this county
1t was . beautiful blue banner, bearing on
one side the coat OF arms Of Virginia. and on
the reverse the words From beauty's hand
to valor given" Major Thomas S Taliaferro
presented it in behalf of tho ladies, and in
few patriotic remarks explained the motives
which induced them to make such q pre- SEN
tation. Mr.. John T. Bray accepted, in be-
half Of the Troop, (of which he is a mem Der }
and in short and eloquent address assured
them that they would stand by that Upright,
blue banner" until their last man expired !;
and the several toasts were responded to by
Capt. jon. Pope, Major Early Of Alabama
John T. Scawell, Major T. S. Taiiaferro,
Lieut.. Clopton, Capt Garrett, and Professor
HogE. JUNKsoN.
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From Maryland.

MosrsoMERr COUNTY, ND. Sept. The
Confederates fire continually at our men and
the ferries, and they are making occasional
demonstrations to cross to the Washington
side of the river.
The Notifications at Munso,'s Hill APP
peared to DO coinpl te in everything on Sun.
day.
On Monday morning the Con federates opened
a concealed battery and threw shell into the
encampmen, Of our pickets. The Federal
sharp shooters advanced and killed two of the
Confederate pickets.
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Move Towards Gonnscating Property In
MARYLAND

New YoRn, Sept. lU.-Tne Washington cor
respondent Of the Pos. says that the Govern
ment Attorney at Baltimore 10 under suspi-
cIon OF disloyalty, as he has taken no steps 10
confscate the property of Marylanders who
are known to be In the Con federats Army, or
who are warm sym pa .hizers with the rebels
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From Kentucky.

LorlsylLLB, XII, Sept. lo-A party repre-.
senting the Government in telegraph matters
was here yesterday, but no steps have been
taken to interrupt free communication. 1t il
understood that the agent will recommend
the adoption of the censor system, and thas .
censor will be placed so far In the interior OF
Kentucky as is thought safe. There u moth.
ms definite from Frankfort
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FAIRFAX G. H., Sept. 7, 'oI

FAIRFAX @. H., sept. 7, s0l
One Of those unavoidable accidents conse-
qpent upon war occurred in our midst last
week, which for the time being cast gloom
over the whole regiment First Virginia Vol
unteers. Clarence Gwynn, youth OF about
eighteen, OF Prince Georges county, Mary
land, belonging to Capt Shaefer's company.
was shot by ono Of our pickets, owing to
some orders given to the pickets and imper-
fectly understood, as it turns ont.
Young Gwynn was beloved by his whole
company. He was youth rsmarka Bile for the
kindness and gentieness OF his manners--pars
In heart tender and a6se tioaat a. and his dea III,
whilst II must create void in his family
which cannot b allied, yet his parents can
have The Consolation that he died with no
stain upon his pure spirit, and that he has
heSn relieved, BY decree Of Provtdense, In
his early life, from al those ILLS thai a1alot
our race. .f,fs-
The practice OF firing NJ picksts Is, am
clad to learn, bsing discouraged by our su-
psrior olacsrs Evon II successful, what does
II ascomplish - far - general results are ses'
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TIP LADIBs OF FIScAsTLR-A Soldiers
Aid Society has been organized by the ladies
oi flncaIue and vicinity, with every pros
pe'l OF snccese. The object OF the society is
70 contribute T. the comfort and health of the
soldiers who Ia ve left their homes to defend
heir country.
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Release Of Mr.. craftsmanship near
Washington.

New YORK. Sept. lo.--Mr. Serrnl has been
released.
The Washington correspondent OF the Com
merciat says that heavy commanding was
heard yesterday in the vicinity of the Federal
lines II was rumored that an active engage
ment had commenced. Nothing reliable il
vet known.
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THB Doth REGIs ENT.-This Regiment which
"as commanded oy Colonel Pegram at Rich
hountain, and :: out 600 of which were taken
Prisoners is, we EARN, to be mustered out of
Service to-day. The six hundred taken pris-
oherS were disch rged upon their parole not
10 light against Jincolns Government until
hey were exchanged for Lincoln prisoners
taken by the Con federate army
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"A NATIONAL AiR.--The Portsmouth Tran

n NATIONAL AiR.-The Portsmouth Tran
script says:
!; our readers viii rennem Der that we pub
'hfo few weeks ago a poetical effusion
r, n, Hermine the nom de plume Of Col. A.
~, blanchard's accomplished daughter--en-
nred The Cor federate Flag" The sen ii
aheht OF the piece at once attracted the atten-
t, ,oh OF that we'll known composer, Sig
,aoorge, OF Norfolk, and he resolved TO set i,
' ~ MUSIC. This he did and, onsSatnrday last
NC were permitted 10 hear II sung with piano
.soooin panirnents Like others who shared
s as pleasure, we think it far exceis any other
,a'hern national song which has resulted
IN. the war. Coafessedly the particular OBJ
,hnuoh 70 all the old national airs was that
~, s'yie OF music .ganted adaptat ion to popu-
NJ so pacity. This was true with respect To
~ Star Banglso Spanner," and we are glad
a , "oar witness that Sig. George has given us
- peo" In which, while there 10 q due Infusion
o, "a. e Grand, stirring, and ardent, the elaine
s'.oo thnaes and finish are not ignored. To
,Spa 'eoiaee ons nnst hear II, and we presume
nrS,S oaiy short time will slaps> before the
ihs, =, may pos&ss II, - we are informed
publication. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

PROCESSION tArs.-Mr. ". w. johnson. of
knoxville, Tenn, has invented a percussion
cap machine. which is apa bic of turning out
about 80 900 caps per day. He has sold one TO
Accompany in Memphis, who are going into the
manufacture Of caps. Mr.. johnson has ap-
pied for a patei.L for his machine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

hPFBcTISa .-Lieut. Bryan Whitfield OF
Alabama, who died recently in this city oil
typhoid fever, had been marie but three
weeks when he left his beautiful and accom-
piished bride for Virginia Hearing Of his
illness, she starpd for Richmond to join him
butonly arrived after his burial. Lieutenant
Whitfield was II son of General Whitfield
Of Florida, and was a young man of great
AbIlItN and prOIn e
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
Bs E. b. COOK. Anessoaesv

T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
i FURNITURE. FOR ACCOUNT WHOM TT
MAY CONCERN. AT AUCTION -On wEDNEO.
DAY. Iith inst at 10 o'clock, | win cell at nv
store for account whom u may concern, large -
Black Walnut Marble Top Bureaus: Black Walnut
Marble Top Nashs,and: Mahogany ssdseaard, En-
tension Table Sofas; Lounges; E,szFe, Cane and
Wood seat Chairs; four very elegant White HaAr
Mattresses; several Feather Beds, Pillows and
Bos,ers; Quilts; Blankets: Sheets: Shuek Ma
,ressesi Betisteads; Looking Glasses; Eugrsvinsa,
china, troe<ery and Glassware: together wsh .
large assortment " ITCHEN CTENsLA
amongst which Is splendid No. Z Morning StA<
Cooxing.Sto%s
-ALSO~-
splendid We've. Tapestry CARPET sad r =,
Several SPY ard Ingram
Tknas.-Casa 90 aal.vsry. E D COOK,
Sc 10 Auesianeey,
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y REtNtoEcEsENT.-Col. Clark regiment OF
Norm Carolina volunteers passed through
Le"'SburE few days ago on the way to Join
Floyd 5 Brigade. The Greenbrier Era saws
" Ne have seen no corps so handsomely and
comfortably equipped during the war, and
none whose warliIss and manly bearing gave
better promise OF .fficient service in the field.
We tender them : cordial welcome to the
mountains of ol4 Virginia, and doubt not
they Will receive the same at the hands OF
Gen. Floyd, as II 'lost valuable acquisition 10
hla brigade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

AsARsf ef fhs baowsloss.~--A teies d p.sie
dispatch. published "a the Gazette Jaw dan !.
sanes, stated that W. u. Browniow and hi.
son hAd BEEN arrested at Knoxville BY order
Of Gen. Zoilicoifer. On the same day one Of
our citizens autographed 70 Knoxville. making
inquiry: a. For what was Nrownlow and son
arresteds' We saw the answer as sent by
telegraph, and IL was Fer circulating
Helpers Book This II the extent Of our
knowledge iIoregard - the matter - vasAsilis
6oxsus.
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Disaster to a Federal Troop Train.

baltimore. Sept. lo.--A train Of cars WITH
q detachment of cavalry, ran of the track on
Yesterday. -Four We're instantly killed, three
MORALLY. and many seriously wounded. The
engineer has been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

THs MAYoA OF BslyAsr. Sir Edward Cosy,
the Mayor Of Belfast. Ireland, who was
knightsd the other day, sntsrsd Hslfast aeoat
ont . shilling In his pocket. Now hs II one Of
the wsalthiest men In the community. He
has purchased, NJ Q cost Of Eso, 900, the ances-
land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11


CONFESSIONS or WgAKSRss.-The indiscrimi-
nate arrests made by Lincoln, of men and
women, are so many confessions of weakness.
Some OF the arrests are made-that of Mr.
Faulkner, for example-simply to have an
offset against the Confederates for the secu-
rity Of the Abolitionist Ely. Other arrests
that of Mr.. Johnston, for instance-because
he happens to he nephew OF Gen. Johnston,
OF the Confederate army. 1t is supposed
that near relationship will make Gen John
ston feel, even when the military arm OF
Lincoln cannot reach himself. Others are
arrested in order TO extort money: the object
being confiscation. The arrest of women is
surely the last confession of weakness. Nj IS
Maria j. Windie got slender living by
writing letters from Washington for the
Southern press. She is clever woman,
smart and snowy, and her sympathies, it
seems, are with the South. For this she is
arrested. Mrs Philip Philips 10 the talented
and lovely wife of Colonel Philips, for
merly Of the Charleston bar, subsequently OF
the bar of Mobile, and lastly of the Washing
lngton bar. A man of talents, he served AL
ALBANIA in the Congress of the United States
for awhile, and afterwards settled in Wash
ington, as n pleader before the Supreme
Court. His wife, the daughter of j. G. Levy,
formerly Of this city, now Of savannah was
one of bevy Of Jewish girls, equally tai
ented and beautiful She, too, sympathi-es with
the South, and for this she is arrested
Could there be any more conclusive as well
AZ contemplate proofs of the cowardice and
the weakness of a Government reduced to this
necessity! But, as if this we've not enough
we are now told that The ,riH hereafter BE-
kept secret. Why, the despotism of Venice and
its mysterious silence TO the fate of prison
ers isre-enacted once more, and in this nine
tenth century. To cap the climax, the press
is forbidden to utter a comment on the acts OF
the Government. This is the divine right Of
Kings over again re-asserted with a ven
geance
The Constitution the laws, the habeas corpus
the press, the feminine tongue, all suppressed
at one fell stroke of the usurper Was tAert
ever more conclusive proof of cowardice and
imbecility, as we'll as tyranny Was there
ever more lamentable confession of weak
neesr Is Ii not mere dwelling meannees
and baseness, mixed with madness which
| lacks even paroxysm of power And al
this suppression of tongue and pen, press and
law, and Constitution, extends only over hi.
own domain! Is it possible that, in his own
precincts, he needs TO silence society pu bile
opinion, the freedom OF speech, the press, ths
lnwsf Is 1t possible that he is 30 jeopardsd
in his own domain Could we wish better
proof Of the mOnstrous. vile. reckless and
wretchsd character OF this vulgar desp0usm y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

Az II. c. Pr NJ NORTH CARoLISA-A,nonc
all the instance q rascality that the war has
developed, moth ing has exceeded the proceed
ing, OF one e. u Foster, who. after narrowly
escaping populat vengeance IN North Carroll
rs fed 70 the North, and is now going about
that region proc aiming himself mem Der OF
Lincoln Congress, elected by Union men in
North Carolina. Had this man one spark OF
deccncy IN his COM nstiop, his wife's denun
citation, lately publ, shed, would scarcely haye
appeared but he 3 doubtless the smallest
Of All the diminutiye souls who have taken
advantage of the VAT to make themselves IA
nous. He is lower than Garlic or Pierpopt.
Foster IS 4 native Yankee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-11

INV RRGIARa PROM TEySRssEB Hon. VIM
! Avery, late member of Congress from
Tennessee is gagged in getting up a regi-
ment in that 5 ute, under encouraging aus
uc..
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Federal Mails Renewed in kentucky.

WAsHIsoros, Sept. 1.-The Postm tsser
General ha. ordered the renewal Of the m iils
to Paduc ali, it being still IN the possession OF
the Federals.
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Important Move of the Lincoln Government

WAsBrSsTos, Sept. 1o.-The Government
has positively prohibited the wearing OF
Confederate or Secession coehadss In Dalti.
more.
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The Damaged Steamer Harriet Lane,
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. lo.-The Harriet Lane
Is at the Navy Yard, undergoing repairs.
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Nifhmunb 0ispatfh.
,,rr,nyEspAY MORNING. .sEpT. n. iss,

sec. wtss's LstIeS.--We have asthentie
,..a,hscnce from "'ise's Legion, In IA letter
s.,ai Hawks Nesf, September s. On the
s,ndsv previous, ST an early hour. General
,,-,se marched, in Incidence to orders, in the
'rsp,Ion of General Fioyd's camp, ten mi.ea
tn Of Hawks Nest. When very near IN,
nm Of General F.. he wan ordered to ecun.
I'm arch, which he promptly caesed On
s,ndas morning, tho main body of General
U;sas command advanced upon the enemy,
.,bs were found strongly entrenched In the
rye Of mountain some four miles from
henley Bridge General Wise led the al
v.nee guard, ard. on receiving their IRE
.s,rrrs upon 'te cowardly misereants a.
ne, took IN tGetr heels aud fled from
.ns shots Of our gallant boys, Two Of our
,,ea were Sligh;F wountted, As il was dark
go could not tell what the result WAS on IN
s.rrnvs side, Or eorrespo ndent ;eontinues
The Legion sept upon their arms on Mon
aay u light Ear. on Tuesday L. nounder
boui.y yer WAS 81 forward to an ligthle no
.,ter in range OF he enemy's advanced most
and opened fire Upon il, The enemy re.
loaded with a ri;ied piece, hut without effect
he roar Of artillery in these mountains WAS
rand beyond conception, We threw some ten
- dorm shell on z them w hen they ceased
a. respond ana Y nufeW beyond the hill to
.n.r rntreurhn is. We are now eucamn,x,
u,thin iwo mile Of the enemy, and are ex
retiine warm tllne of it every day. Tn.
IIspn are anxious ior the fray, and officers and
xll hands are in fine spirits. Trusting in the
nod If battles, We have no fears as To IN,
issnr Of an engagement
I'm notice III the Dispatch Of the skirmisb
with the Yankees At the Hawks Nest. y i,
was stated thaI we lost one man killed. That
. mistake one was badly wounded and
supposed nj III" time morally, but is recoy-
.-,ng and noW out OF danger, As for the
account of this affair taken from a Cincinnati
PAPER. it Is all false from beginning TO end.
THE health OF our troops is improving
Gen Wise is t1er!ing every energy of body
and MINI, 20 cary forward this cam paign 10
victorious coEaummation. Gen Hennino.
sen IS deserved, popular in the Legion; and
with the indoi- liable energy and caIlantry
et Gen Wise, aided by the experience and
skill of GEN. Il. We have every reason to
anticipate brI liant career for tie Legion -
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Stocks owned BY southerners at the North

New Yonk, Sept. 10 The Marshal has in
structed the transfer agents to tranafer no
more stock owned by Southerners, nor 10 pay
any more dividends ON stock owned by south
erners.
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Papa PaoscalprIos.-Ths Proves, MAJ.
In Of y. Louis has intsrdicted the ctrcuia
m.a' among other papers, that Of the Free
nan Journal. religious paper. II = moi
s 80 ~ 70 b void. sssn, given away, OF
:" ~ Aosn, .anm6b. -
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CoyFIscA-IoN p NRssELs.-The seizure of
several vessels. III New York, heretofore
regularly engaged in trade with Richmond
should open the eyes of our people in respect
70 any future Intercourse, commercial or
o.herw sc. with the people of the abolition
country As we have already stated. the
Roanoke, the Clara Haxall, the Virginia, the
Saln Magee, the Psrthian, the Winefred
the Pioneer the Fannie Currie, the Marshall
Crenshaw, Manchester, Lynchburg a nd Hax
all, all familiar names to the citizens of Rich
mond, have be'1 pounced upon by the Lin
celnltes, and y.l ali be sold, to helm raise
money for carr ing on the war against the
South. All kills. might have been expected
still, We hope there Will be no more partner
ships with merchants in New York or else
where a; the Nrrth. This war will learn the
pople OF the S"uth many useful lessons. if
they choose TO Irof1t by them hereafter.
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csfnsd andff continued, accidents such as
this must occur. The loss of such a one n.
Clarence Gwynn could not be com pensatet
by the death Of regiment of the pickets or
the 0nemy. EAIRrAx
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Arrest Of Another Southernsr.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. l0-G. ]. Brown, q
| Key West, has been arrested.
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ANUS M 4 WIS.
AHGSE M ENTS.
NEfnOPOLiIAN HALL.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
tof The beuess u tbs

NJ. CHARLES HOSPITAL PUMP
for the osnsil VI Ne sick and woaasled botainu1
TN WEDNESDAY EvESfNa, ssss u. Ia.
rendered by The members VI The lsse rhsasstsA
Company remaining u this city.
A Great Blu VII be prsssatssl eoaalusins -
Comedy. Farce, Staging, and Nsgru Eccest.seitisA
Tickets 50 eents. For sale q the principal No
tsls. BOOKSTORE st. Chaxies HespitAl. OF any
member Of tAe Committed = So