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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-05-01
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FIXED MouNrANs.-A great poet says
that "the mountains stand fixed forever"
We know, however, it is no uncommon
thing for them TO slope!
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Il. RICHARDS a Co., Gent Ag'ts
for the North West. p. o. Box 1892,
Mill 1873 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill,
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nURING this Month Trains will leave
DGrand Haven, as follows: .t p. I.s
Mail. at 500 A. NJ, for Detroit, aud calling
at all the stations. Ht
Mixed, Mt 4:30 p NJ, for Grand Rapids.
At ii A. NJ, from Grand Rapids. ssq
At 7;4O p. NJ, from Detroit r...F
Lansing Railroad trains connect at 0wosso
with mail train each way.
-O--
Refreshments ut Detroit, Owosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Cos Ferry steamer 'Wind-
sor," on Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
Trains leave termini daily, Sundays excepted
The Telegraph Line is now open for Public
Business.
CONNECTIONS.
AT DETR0IT-Great Western Railway for
all points East-Michigan Central Michigan
Southern and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, WATERFOWL, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
| Passengers for Great Western Railway go on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at D. & M. II. Dock,
leaving Dock at $40 A, NJ, and 6:30P.M.
| The Company's Timetables can be had at
any Of the Stations. ti-o--
w. X. MUIR, Genl supt.
ID. 4 NJ. r. Offices, 1861. fn105
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mia,tiaes aus @nba.

99ttapeGPtta, IS. Sept. Gapt. Sop
fins pom Der 8rtg sort" iibertrinet cine Set
tung aus Gu6a, pel6e Die BrptlamattOn Der Ge-
gierung BON Guba entbalt. NORM auf cine Qtner-
tennuug Der @unfGrerirten Slagge ansepielt
miro. Ste lautet
y 6a6r3euge nit Der confGoerirten 6lae9e
bes SiiOeu6 rer6en gum 3ped be6 erlaubten
6anbel5 in rte 6afen Der Smell 3ugetalen, ppr-
nu5geiebt, ZAP lire 9apiere, mslae lie ppraeieen,
utat Den gerinelttn @erpaht Ses Seeraabssei,
8etrug poer anpere @erbreden, pel6e Die 8Gl-
ferreGte perlebe1, erre9en.
p gBenn einmal in unleren 6Gien, ipaen Bee
iagte 6a6r3euge unter Dem SduB Der gteutralt<
tat Iteben, (aut einem tGnt9lt6en Offret BON II.
Stunt uuo tGnnen weper beim Gin pper Nusla'
rem belaiti8t perpen.
81 Ollie 8eamten wcrpen o6fngenannte Ta9r=
3eu9e ais lol6e unerteunen, Die elmer 9tatiun an
0e66ren, mal6e ni6t pur9 GpnIul5 in pteleu
6erritorium pertreten It.
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Mmfunft Ses Samplers europa"

9aftfar, Is. Sept. Der Dampfer gu
rppa" lit NIT Oaten bis gum s. b. Ml. BON 9iSer
pool eineetrpfen. Die Oampfer v@erlia" uni
Bavaria" waren am 6. ). sc. etngetrpfen. :
Die 9teut8tetten Ger europa" linO unbepeutenb
QfFOapit8 tnD on9etommen, baB 0m. Serrta
pdAer in Sem gOrt Serbaftet tpo'Oen par, fetnG
pplitt de @i1tOn babe inO paS bel tbmt gefnn-
Dene @elO fir @sIAdfts3pefe %beltimmt 9epeler
iet.
Die prOiettirte 3uiarnmentunft 3pil6en glapO=
leon unp Dem 66nt9 pom 9reuben lit auf Den
2. Stt- In @ampiegne 1rfseleBt pOrpen.
Sine 6etratb SptlAet Dem &Gni9 BON 9Ortn=
gal unD Der %jltn9lten Gchter Sictor @nanues
ltebt in Nu5i6t,
Su Der brittiGen NlociatiCn wurpe Elm Sor=
tra9 itter rte Saumwplen5u fubr perlsl ZEN, tpel6sr
Die 6onpelSpplitif Der Ser. Staaten Serpnmmte
unO parauf prau9, Dap europa lt6 III bteler Be-
3te9un9 ron Nntettfa unabban9ig MAIDEN loGte.
@eueral Della 3olera tit gum italtsntlAen
&rtegsmjnilter unp @eueral 9attfpega gum Sou
Serneur Spu Sicilien ernannt wprpen.
Der @5aar BON NuBlanO ertldrt, baB bas
pplnilAe 2ttt4aueu f9 in eiuem l4limmeren gu
Itanpe befanpe als unter Sailer 9htpIau6.
Sin Gorp5 RON 5000 NtUntenegrtner bela8erz
ten Die titrtiiAe Stapt 0enua bic Selagung
pOlte lta ntAt er9eben, %iunpern ipren9ten Die
StaOt in pie Quft unp purpen inter Den Nuinen
be9raten.
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eoeal.gseniefeiten aus 81 afbinoton.

SaYle95 @rUB 9tpaD 8. - Die @on=
fSpertrten bauen p6ne 3petfel Gin fairies Sort
nit lAperem 8ela9erungS9elhib auf Gbe8nnt
6tQ (nabe WurraY Malpn's 8eIiBuns) ungefdbr
i Mstlen liplid bon MunIpn's 6tu. Die ga
npnen iolen einen Gerei9 BON 6 Nleilen teberr-
lden. Gin onocre5 LIT I'M Sau auf GOiatF6
6ia, 9e9en Il 0teilen 1apltA BON Union 6ill an
Der OrenSe Der Nleranrria ,Gilenba9n, niht peit
BON Der Serbrannten Bride.
TretQeta{en. II Die Seselfpnilten 1a=
ben Die So. Strptter uno Yenoletor, welGe Dor
etnt9er 3eit in Marttnabur9, Ga 9efal1sm unp
natb Nihmpnp 9ebra6t wurpen, tpieper IN Srei@
belt 9elebt.
Der 9Owbattan FAM 9eltern brn BAL
timure Bier an, 100 er neue &elIel befommen bate.
@r 1T nod nidt leetit6tie, ga letne Nlal6i1e
nod in l1nprpnune 1T. gr lab auf letntr 8etie
ni6t6 BON Den Nebe1en, nuBer Gin paar 3eltsn
Bel 2cauia @reef
Ole Uprunter Il G u II 8 III Der 9elterrl
BON nn5 bertdteten @eDr9etgtpner SGieb-N 1atre
fanb aeItern Nahmtttae DOR 9ttdter Neoper Itatt
unp enpiete nit Der @ntlaIung pe6 81. Ganper-
perten sesen cine 8arsldaft ..pOn $4,000. Die
AuS1ase peS 9. 6itl bebanoelnpen Or. Nla9rlte
Der CAB Den 3ultano p%eifelben CUR 3eit ais niht
Ieben69edbrliA on, unp pteie @n9abe 5ufamnen
nit Der 3eu9enausia9e zines jun9en Wfdpd ems,
mel9e 9iu als Del. Ansretfer erl6einen laBt, mar
anideinenp Die llrlaae Der rtAterliAen @nt1Aete
plng.
9r. Wor9an5, leitber Miniiler BON Ypr-
tugal, peIIen NaAfpl9er Sas. 6. 6arDeY III, 1T
iceben bier anssfOmmen unb bat Der 9te9ierung
feline Oienlt tie In tr9enp ipelher miltt1rilhen ga
pacitat sur Gerfi9ung 9~elteut.
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St0Ot baltimore.

QrpflamattDn bes @puperneurS
DDn SO arr a B. = Der 0Cuoerneur peS
Stdate8 Niarplanb, 56pmnS $. 5ifs Sat in lie
b%ereinlttmmung NIT Dem Griu6en bes BraliDen>
ten unternt Is. Gept. cine Proclamation %erlaIIen,
In pel6er CT Den 26. Sept. ais Bug unp yettag
fir ben @taat an6eraumt, OieIelbe lAlteBt nit
fOl9enren gGprten
DeS6al6 erma6ue jeBt t6, 6bpmas :. 9ids,
@ouperneur bes Staate6 Warhlanp, Dur6 piele
0rotlamatipu pa8 quite gplt pe5 Staates ern1t-
lid, Dpnnerta9 Den 20. September, ais einen
Gag Der BuBe, pes So items uu0 pes @ekete5 nad)
ietnen perl6iepenen 0lauben, nit aler 9eBGrtgen
6eierli1feit uuD NIT eifri9er Nnruf flung pes 6tm=
mel8 un cine gBieperteBr unlereS gerrDbnten
6~rteDens, ggp9lItanpe5 unp @lIfeS ais etner orps
Ben Natipn gu balten uno 81 bepbadten.
@eaeten unter meiner 9anp unD Dem 9rpbeu
@iegeI DOR MarYlanp, IN NnnapUliS, teute Den
16. Sept, i'm Sabre Des Serrn eintaulenp ant=
6unpert unp ei~nunple&s3tg.
66ps $. 6tds.
Our6 ben 0puDerneur
@ravfon @t9elberger,
StaatS-G efretGr,
Obj EeIgws.- Ser &eAuungebertdt
murpe in Der a~eltrtaen Sibung Der 9. ct, @rpB
luge e~r(attet unp ergab, naB Die. ginnabmer
$23,811.96 unp Die 9lus9aben $17,135,60 BE
trusen, unO omit $3.50 sc in Der Safe Bile.
BEN. Die Nettc=gtnnabme bate i'm leBten Sab1
um $7014 % abeenpmmen.
g. ct. &anpnenbppt 0tnpla. -
Die @rtpartung, DAP pie8 Sdifi peldes aufpen
0erft BON Nbrabams 4 Albcrpft eetaut wOrpel
1T, am Dientag pOer 9eltern ron Stape! Selafer
tperaen wiroe, ging uiGt in grfaQung, ba etnis
8Or6ereitungen Die Geremunte nod auf etn paa
Gage binaus9eldcben BADEN.
Mus9etrp m m E lt,-Nm OtenItag Wfor
gen I'M IL ubr wurpe Elm Oemetner BON Com
pa9nie . pss 4. Nem=gorfer Nestments, Sberl
Atfprb, melt er einen letuer Ramerapen BON Der
lelben @Ompa9ute UNI $32 beRublen bate, unite
ben eepGbulihen @erempnien aus Sort Mc6enr
berous oetrommelt. Der Dieb perlOr BET be
Operation $50, pa CT an benz Sage leiner 9tus
trpnmstuns letnen riifltdnpf9en Splo TIM 8etra
pom $50 betcmmen baben rirpe.
6rembe 6ebern. - Otenltn9 Aben
wurbe Elm iuneer Mann perBaftet, pelher feline
Namen ais Sp9n 9ta an9ab, neil er al6 5ralgr
simmer g~etleioet Durb Die StraBen BON Set
Dotnt gegansen mar. Der l4parmeril9e SUNG
ling mar mppiI@ sefletpet unp pirpe alien Gel
pa6te entSanSep lsin, psnn lstp SaRarr6a
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Son Sort Mpurpe.

Der Oampfer apeu0Opg" fam ssltern mad eli
ner ititrmiiAen 8obrt BON Stp @pint bier IN.
IS mar bort Qqe5 ruGtg.
Die Is 5alttmUrer Wefan9enen bewpbnen nod,
thinner Die @aiematteu, baben ieppA CUTE Setten.
@6 purpen ibnen %pielebsn 9iattpnen oera6=
retdt, ME Dem Ntilttdr, mas tbnen jepOA ntGt
munpete. Sic erGalten test pom Dem Girtb pes
5p8ela 9ptsIs %ftinsre &ult- (luf st9ene ROiten p
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aemofrattfabe epnpention pOn geanadnistts.

BOrcelter, IS. Sept. Die pemptratiI6e
S-taatacOn9entiOn tam beute bier 3ulammen.
Shores Bates wurpe gum Dralipsntsn erpGblt
unp mad einigen @raltminarien iulgenpe glp~
miuatipnen gema6t; Slaac Davis BON @orce-
iter gum 0ouperReur, @ppin s. BAILEY gum
&tce=@Ouoerneur. Ste plutionen wurpen sefaBt,
Dap Die 8uupe8regieran8 bebauptet perpen unp
in ieper 8e3iebung in Der pirtlamen Gerfol9un9
pe5 &rte9es unterltist tperpen muie. SIR WtpttO
lit "Separation never - Union forever ~
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Observation-Disclosures.

Yer Hnter3ethnste 8et9t biern1t Zen aen tofesr ee5ero Sr ~.
SGrter criminals tnp Abeno-3 ~eituneen, iopie anh FER sFon; Mss
8lqte eo an, SaB a e. pom Nun an Se a9entar b%erfelben fSp ben s
~ epIAln9la noerncrna'e1 bat, peIte 5u baben fm6 SIN 12o
g-Str. Nortb, 3wiiden s. unb 9. Ctr. gseit. ~ ~ ~
-. S. s. NtebfeIbt, Woent.
OCS g8aibinatcn, 6. 6
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QfnFnngt bes 9ampfers O~een.s,Orf".

New-gOrf, Is. Ssptbr. Der Dampft,
09epzgorf" Fam Oielen Mursen ron liverpool
bier an. Inter Den 9alusteren btfnbet lG
@tatOr Salentin 8anfnwetu, Npiutant in @a=
ribalpi's STAB.
Der OamRfer brtnet S1OO. 900 in Mlinae.
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mafbEnatpner Mn,eine.a.

ID &nblcribeutcn Sutoie aucb Sgn,eiaen fir asoT
tn9ton II. OeUrsetuion Werben bel &rn. 8. q. Mfees
felcf, Wo. 42O @sstr, unterbalb s. Ctr. entsesen
9enpnmem.
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Marftpreife.

&tnbpte6. G5 wurben S75 Stid au8Sebpter
Yretfe feIt. Spn 50. 00@$4.50 u 100 ii
D~urd1dntt!SprciS $500 u 100 Id. 8erfnuf
purpen ole al bielige Mesaer bis auf 20 Sc
mad 9Salbtn9tpn 9ingen.
S6peine p~erl1ngt II. 5u bDberen preilen Ser-
fnnft BON So. 500$6.0 90 ID 100 Id beSa6lt.
SAaafe $2.26@2.T5 selAoren, fir cute Seer,
ben.
4Gep6pt, per GalOue 39-4l Cts. fir o5 pgi
Yuttert bette 0Oben "a @tS. % ID, Wlaoe6 20
-22, GpIbutter 20-2g Gt8.
SrMdte, &pltnen 81 .9O@2,25, @almnaIe 6
Gts., Gprintben So Gts., @Iaumea l23@
II Gent5, @ttrOnen $I.55M2.00 per Spr,
Sraneen 81 90 per Soy.
Gebern, 40 G0 As SIS % ID mehi9e i'm Marti
81 swirS , @iempnt 81 @ts. % ID Nelfen 10
l04 GtS, ptin. Jn9per 81 6, MuSfatnub
4O-55, pfeHer 1o4-lO3, MusFatblitbe 4s-
AZ Cts.
Getretbe, QDei5en rUt6. prpiaGr I0O0lO8
gut bis ausgeSeidnet 1lO@112, weiEer 0utel
100@1l5, ertra feiner 13OW135.
Safer, @irg. II. Margl. 25@27, QennI. 80,
aprn, weiBeS 5o@52, selbe8 45@47 @ts.
9pgsent Marglanp so, pennl. 54@55 Cts
G9pS, % &pnne in Rlumben So. 1913.
81 nanp, peruSiantlAer 2240 "a 500 81
8npGenmebl $26 per Genne.
Seu, Stmptb9 $l5@I7 per Gpnne. alee $ll
OILS in Sbl.
5aafe, pfb lule 7@s, setrudnete 143-l5.
9OPen, neuer q ID o0@s5 GtS.
8affeet &tO gut IA @ l4z prtma 144@l5,
JaSa 10, 9~aquaYra 15@l6.
lpan. Gpblen "a "a 27, 9anb eelAl.
"a @ &c, Stabt 2403Ot Sber 3. 5O04. so,
&alb 1920 % OM3.
MplafeS, Muscppape 1929, NewsSrlennS
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An Act for Ailena

The Act which has passed the Southern Con.
Sress establishing uniform Rule Of Naturaliza,
ton. for persons enlisted in the Confederate mr..
.my' provides that non citizens engaged in the
army during war, shall be under the protection
OF the Confederacy and shall have tho rich; to
become naturalized and enjoy all the privileges
o' o'sHens' upon taking the oath to support the
Constitution OF the State Of which he is citi.
zen' and serve tho Confederate States, man.
tain the Constitution and laws thereof and re.
nouncc all foreign Allegiance
The oath may he made by all below the rank
OF Colonel before the Colonel or Commanding
oihcer OF his Regiment. OF and above the
rank Of Colonel, NIL oaths to be sent to the
Secretary ofWar aud by him sent to the Dis.
tct Court Of the State whereof said soldier
dcsi!es to become a citizen.
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OBITUARY..

RrV. y. u HARMON, died at the resi-
drhce OF apt JAS VI. Ingram in tni. Dis
'rict. on Tuesday evening the 10th nit in
The Ssh Year Of his age. The dr.ra,cd
was native Of Cleveland Co, n &. H..
had been an itinerant Methodist prr,,.Lrr
ABOUT twelve yclrs-a member uf the Souih
Carolina Conference which cpoacity no
had been both acceptable and rmincnlty
useful to various charges A great por.lon
OF his time has been occupied as a Mission.
airy to the colored pcopls, both n the lower
and middle portions of the State, IA -
man and gentleman he was quie, and un
obtrusIve, but his gentle demeanor and
urbane department never failed 10 win fnr
him the highest esteem of all who enioycd
his acquaintance.
At the time Of his death he was pastor
OF the Catawba Mission, " hich charge will
suHer severely and sorcly lament his loss
Mr. III leaves disconsoiate widow. To
whom he had been married little over seven
months. All his sickness was borne with
fortilude and resignation. His death was
such as might have been expected of n
faithful Minister of the New Testament-
lie received his SUNNI ons without roget.
and IN triumph departed His language
was, ''to me To- live is Christ, ard To die i,
gain Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all
that Is within ne. bless his hoiy name
Truly, the chamber where the good man
meets his fate is blessed above the common
walks Of men,
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WAR NEWS.
News from Richmnnd

RICHMOND, August 2O.-The Govern.
ment, hear, has this afternoon received
dispatches by telegraph, stating that the
English Government has sent order, to
Admiral Milne, commanding the powerful
British squadron in the Gulf, to see tina,
British merchant vessels be adequately pro-
tected IN their ingrcs, to and eprcss from
The ports of the South, over which Lincoln
claims that his paper blockade extends
know that high officials hele believe sucb
| to be the fact, and the members of the Cub.
inc! seem highly gralihed.
IL Is currently reported here that the
French Emperor. on learning the news of
the Battle of Manassas Plains, forthwith
determined to recognize the southern Con.
tedcracy.
This intelligence comes by the last
steamer
The French Consul here has RECEIVED n
despatch announcing the arrival of a'French
war frgate a, Norfolk
Congress has to day had under considcrn.
ton the bill providing for the seques.ra,ion
"i The property Of allen -cnrmies This bill
vas framed a. n re,aliatory measure TO off,
Sc, the "Conf-cation Acy of the Rump
Congress. II vii! undoubtedly pass.
Colonel John B. Grayson, formally of
The U. = Army, has been appointed Brig.
adler General in the Confederate ARMY,
ana has been assigned TO duty on the
Florida coast
Congress has to day confirmed p. O.
Herbert, of Louisiana, ~ Brgadier Genera!
OF the Confederate States Army. Also
John A Jones, of Georgia, and Hugh Me-
ieod, of Texas, as Majors. Also Charles
StringfeI!ow, Of Virginia, ms Assistant Ad.
Jn.ant General, with the rank Of Captain.
Nothing else Of TO. days business has
been made public
There ~ not particle Of truth in the re-
port about the I.eesburg fight The war
Department received no official news Of it .
though the impression prevailed here ,ha,
such news had been received.-Mercury.
RICHMOND, August 22.-The President
has approved the following Act. passed by
Congress:
An Act allowing one additional sergeant
to each company in service
An Act authorizing him, ms Commander
in.Chief OF the Confederate forces, TO ap.
point, during the war, two Aids on his per
sonal stall, with the rank and paw of
Colonels Of Cavalry.
An Act providing for the election of
Senators To the LIST Congress. of the Con.
tederate States, at any special session Of
the State Legislature.
An Act establishing aa uniform rule of
naturalization for persons enli sted in the
Army of the Confederate States.
An Act to increase the corps Of artillery.
An Act making an appropriation OF 500
600 as compensation for the services of
physicians employed in conjunction with
The medical staff Of the army
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Exchange, of the 18th inst, saws
that two squadrons of u. s. cavalry were
captured by the Confederates es last Thursday
within two miles Of Alexandria -DIeycurD
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
The Lancaster Invincibles. II

10 "e Editor Of the Lancaster Ledger:
DEAR SIR: Permit me, through the me.
dium Of your valuable paper, 10 call the n,
tertion Of the Ladies' of Lancaster gene raj.
~, and especially Of the Lower Battalion.
TO the necessities of the gallant band whose
name heads this article.
Ladies, while your fair hands are enoo-
geo IN administering 10 the wants of the
SICK and wounded Of our army in general.
you should not be unmindful Of the specio,
claims OF this Company upon youf kind
consideration. The frs, from your District,
ana among the very first from ,he State To
enter the Confederate service, thew patriot.
ically rushed TO the aid Of the "Old Donin.
ION IN her hour Of peril, and for four
months have occupied (as part of the "In.
vIncI6le Second" RegmenO the post of
honor and danger and hardship in the ad =
vance forces Of tn G army Of the Potomac
The long exposure which they have under
gone, together with the extraordinary IA =
tIgue, exertion and peril which they endur
ed in the battles Of the 18th and 2Ist of
July, have scattered disease and deotb
through their ranks. They need the com.
forts which your fair hands alone can nd
minister The cold weather is approaching,
and ns they have not been able to visit their
homes and recruit their clothing since they
have been in Virginia, they must needs be
poorly provided for Winter; and had they
been privileged to come home. n large ma
jority Of the members Of the company are
poor and unable to properly equip them
selves In my humble Judgment. there is
at tri' time, among the several objects Of
charity claiming your attention, non, which
appeals more earnestly 10 your symp,thies
Than this gallant band and Judging from
your past history, feel assured that there
ia only need to direct your attention to
them. to enlist your prompt assistance in
their behalf
what they require specially is warm
under clothing. For each soldier, two
shirts, two pair Of drawers and two pair of
warm woolen socks. The material for
these can be bought for les. than $500
What is $500, in comparison with the CON
fort, aye. the lives CT many gallant men,
among them yonr own husbands. sons, bro
theirs, relations and friends Let these nee
e'snries be made up and forwarded through
special deputa,ion, and these gallant mer
will bless you and the appreciation Of Hea.
ven will be youra. Other Companies from
tho District have likewise jus, claims upon
yonr attention, and will doubtless in turn
receive it. None, st this time, can be more
needy than the "lnvincibes," and none, un.
der all the circumstances Of their history,
are more entitled to your regard.
Il Friend TO THE SoLpTER.
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DIR. H., on presenting the Report, made
some appropriate remarks, touching tho

Mr. H., on presenting the Report, made
some appropriate remarks, touching the
necessities Of our Volunteers and their
families, and the duty of every man in the
community to literally respond to their re.
lief.
Under the Report, the Chairman appoin.
ted the Committees, rs follows
SUB-COMMITTEES.
lrDiAN LAND BEAT.-R G. Potts, NJ. C.
Heath, Dr. N Nisbet, Jas Miller, John
Ross.
NEsBIr's BEAr.-J Craig, A 8 Nesbit,
Rev. p Robinson, DR.. Il X Cureton, r
ID Montgomery.
, tUSpERDuRK's Box.-Uriah Funderburk,
nami Robinson, Jere Funderburk, Rob't
Hegler, DR. w C Armfield.
CAPT. BELK's BEAr-Danr Hinson, w. .
Brasington, Joshua c Small. John Cly-
burn, John Williams.
CLYBURN's BEAT.-Capt. II l. Clyburn,
DIR. w & Cauthen, Uriah Williams, J NJ
Ingram, Capt. Rob't Gardner.
STovER's BEAT-J w Twtty, Thos G
Bell, Columbus IIilliard, Thos p Ballard
John Montgomery.
TANK BEAr.-J d McIlwain, II v
Massey, Geo. Bell, + d Green, Andrew
McIwain.
CAsKEY's BEAT T-DD A Belk, DIR. s I.
Straite, Capt II Kirk, Jos A Cunningham,
J II X Belk.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Jas Miller, Rev ID p Robinson, Urioh
Funderburk, Rev. w F Brasngton, DIR. w
Z Cauthen, w Twitty, I d McIlwain, J
Cunningham.
On motion of DIR. s. l.. Straite the Chair
man of this meeting was addeded to the
Central Committee.
On motion Of Capt J. d. McIlwain
ReS0ired, That the Sub Committees he
requested TO meet and report to the Cen.
trail Committee at Lancaster G. H., on Sale
day in September.
On motion Of DIR. Strai te resolved that the
proceedings Of this meeting be published
in the Lancaster ledger and that the meet,
ing now adjourn.
GEo. MCC. WITHERSPOON,
-, Chm'n
w. VI CoNNoRs. Seem
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Alterations.

on Friday last GillicuIty occurred in this
Distr'ct' few miles Southwest Of this place,
between Jas. +. Ballard and John Crensbaw-
oro'he's'ln-law. Ballard being armed with an
ordinary shotgun, fred at Crenshaw at a dis.
lance OF about fifty yards, one shot taking ef,
iect III the eye, putting it entirely out The
wound is not regarded. in any other respect,
fatal.
on Friday night, about ten o'clock, an al.
tercation took place in this town, near the
store OF Mr.. Vim. Mittag, between the latter
and Dir. J. l.. Deale, the result of which was tha,
hittag shot Deale through the larger part of
the thigh, with pistol. The wound, though
severe, is not considered dangerous.
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EpJgcr or TIE BArrLv ~ ErRorI.-Des,
patches from New York, Of the 10Th inst, say
the London Times, in it, editorial comment
upon the great Battle Of Mannassa Plains, says
that the Southern victory was evidently com.
plete, and that the Union army has lost all
military ho' ors. All the English journals agree
IN the opinion that the battle has closed the
doors to compromise or reconciliation. A let.
ter from Paris says that tic Southern victory
Operated powerfully there in favor Of the Sc.
cess'onists. Queen Victoria, in her speech,
says that the foreign relations Of Great Britain
are friendly, and that she trusts there is no
danger to the peace of Europe. She also m.
noupces the deter mination Of England, in con.
neetion with other powers, to maintain strict
neutrality with regard to tho war in America.