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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-06-14
DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR!
'EFORE TAkBH TIE
ELIXIR.

REL u v EN- ATTN ELIXIR!
Prepared ON the srictest Pharmaceutical principles
by one of the ablest Chemists of the age.
This is altogether new medicine, the result Of
modern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, be-
ing an entirely new and abstract method of cure
irrespective of all the old and worn-out systems
published by accomplished quacks to the suffering
DR.. Wright, well knowing the deception practised
upon the nninitiated, felt IL his duty at once TO
have this Elixer tested by the whole Medical Fac
ulty, who without even one dissenting voice, have
given in their adherence to its perfect and undiyi-
ded control over the whole physical man when his
frame has been reduced, and when all other medi-
cines known to the Pharmacopoea have been tried
in vain. Long-thought years of patient investga-
ton, and nil despadadgm, have crowned the Doc
tors efforts and he now offers the Elixir to suffer-
ing humanity cs the only thing that can cure the
following dseases-namely:
GENERAL DEBILITY, MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPREs-
sIoS, IMBEuLrTY, DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE
HEAD CONFUSED IDEAs, HYsTERIA, GENERAL IRRITA-
BILTY, REsTLEsssEss AND sLEEPLEssSEss AT NIGHT
ABSENCE OF MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY, LOSS Ape
TITE, DYSPEPSIA EVACUATION, LOW SPIRITS DIsoR-
GANIzATIoS OF THE ORGANS OF GENERATION, PALPI-
TATIoN OF THE HEART,
And, in fact all the concomitants of nervous and
debilitated state of the system.
AS A STIMULANT, it is quite different from
tions in any shape: it continues to exert its nfu-
ence, gradually and efficiently. long the least
necessity exists for its presence.
AS A FEMALE MEDICINE, 1t is equally pow
erfn and effective, and restores the equilibrium
soouer and safer than all the other medicines which
for years have flooded the market and which are
only injurious, in place of assisting renoyating
the constitution; for very good reason, too, that
they are only made from the illusions of minds ig-
norant of the Medical profession altogether.
| NO MINERALS DIR. Wright thinks It well
to stake his professional character on the fact that
no minerals whatever form the least component
parts of the ingredients in his REJuyENATNG ELIXIR
well knowing what ruin has been entailed on the
community by opium and mercury.
Generally, to the debilitated, DIR. Wright would
say, Never despair. No matter how worn down you
what the cause may have been--forsake at once
whatever has led you TO depart from Hygienic prin-
cipcs-take his REJUVENATING ELIXIR, and
instead of the reverse, to your friends and a
healthy sound, and worthy member of the human
] family. N ~ So
Bess~ Price So per bottle or three bottles for So,
and forwarded by mail TO all parts of the United
States.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas. The trade supplied at
a liberal discount For sale by the proprietors.
rrreryFW ]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and ISL Chartres street Ne y Orleans, L.
Sold in GAINESVILLE by McCauey Bell, Thomas
& Bro. w. o. Vance, and all druggists everywhere
Berry Demoville, Nashville, Wholesale agents.
| Nov 2, '60-ly. --.---A-'
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UsT ECEIvED.

A SUPERIOR LOT OF WROUGHT IRON
Cooking Stoves cast iron Cooking Stoves, Office ana
paroF Coal Stoves Church and school-house Stoves
Stoves and Ranges for coal, &C. -,
ALS0--Tin Wac and Sheet Iron worA i.h
Roofing and Guttering; Pipes put up 70 4rder IN
good style; Castings of all kinds SAa irons
Sponge, Hip, and Plunge Bathing Tubs, &C; &c, ,,.
v JOHN N, NEBLETT
Clnrksville, May 10, 5e-H
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( CLEAN SHAVE.
Fp,sr AtwxIL REUBEN ENDER
'h AIWELL &c ELDER,

lSnccessors 10 George Barl)
Having purchased Of him his entire Interest In
h;s we'll known BARRIERS Saloon, on Strawberry Al
lev we will continue the business and do our hest
no n,eass all who may favor rs by their patronage
Your obi servant
ALwELI, 4 RIDER
April ~, lasl-ly.
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Capital $50, 00O--AII paid in.

AGENCY, GAINESVILLE AT THE NORTHERN
BANK.
Risks taken on Dwellings, Factories, and other
houses. Goods in store, against loss or damage by
fire. Also river aud marine hazards from and TO all
ports. Also negroes against the dangers of the
river.
DIRECTORS.
John NJ. Hill, Joseph vaulI,
James Corey Thompson Anderson,
@. Nj. fogg, James Eills
Alex. Allen, n. L. Ailoway, ra
K. n. Gardner Henry Blood, ht
nt w. s. KalIin.
la. JOSEPH VAULX, President
A. W. BUTBER Sec'y. H.s1
Nov. ~, '6oly
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A nesirable Residence for Sale.

Offer the House and Lot where I now reside for
sale short distance above the College about hun
drea Yards from CSilege street adjoining d. A.
Larkets residences With about so fruit trees in the
front part Of tho LOT, and fine garden back. The
Dwelling with double shed stable and SMOKE
house Is entirely new
SAML SIMPSON.
Jan g. 'issl-tf
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WARRANTED ]

WORD TO THE PUBLIC
Manufacturers Ware Room prices have usually
tomers hence, many who have wished to purchase
home and go or send by their Merchants to New Y
selves against deception in the price.
ALL THE AGENTS OF
Sell uniformly at their Ware Room Prices addir
change, and they exhibit to purchasers the Ilustr
g. w. KIBBE
Whose superior excellence as Tuner and Repair
ably known to.thoasands Of Piano owners in Tenn,
for Lighte & Bradburys in the Southwest, and 3,
Agents of Lightn q Bradburys without charge the
Purchaser. MA. SEND TO ATKINS, BRO, co
n,,,,,e, CATALOGUE Al
nsA. ATKINS, BRO, Il CO., in their New Furni
Porters Iron Front Building Franklin Street Clar
SUPPLY OF THESE PIANOS. 9a
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Tennessee Marine aud Fire Insurance
Company.
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r ARTICLE Nv.
sHrrIoN L.

!. Fun faith and credit shall be given in each
State to the public acts records and judicial pro-
ceedings of every other State. And the Congress
may, by general laws, prescribe the manner in
which such acts, records, and proceedings shall be
proved, and the effect thereof
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y. The judicial power Of the Confederate States
shall be vested In one Superior Court and in such
Inferior Courts as tho Congress may from time 10
time ordain and establish. The judges, both OF
the Supreme and Inferior courts shall hold their
Offices during good behavior, and shall, at stated
times, receive for their services a compensation,
which shall not be diminished during their con.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Ans,her CslIisieu a, $, Lsui..

ST. LOUIS, May I2.-Another tragedy occurred
here last night. The Home Guards were march
ing through the streets, followed by q crowd who
Kissed and hooted at them, when boy disc hsrgsd
pistol in their rear. The company fred upon
the crowd. The whole column was thrown into
confusion, breaking ranks and fred down their
own line as well as among the crowd on the side
walks. -Four soldiers and four citizens were
killed, and many wounded. Great excitement
prevailed.
Gen. Harvey issued a PROCLAMATION, expressing
regret at such a state Of things He says the mill
tsry under bis command will only be used In the
last extremity, and hopes not TO be compelled to
resort 10 martial law.
To avoid excitement, the regulars will be used
to aid the local authorities, IL necessary.
The surrender Of Camp jackson caused great
excitement In the Legislature. The military bin
had pessed both Houses. The State Treasury has
been removed, as well a. the powder purchased
by the State. Citizens are enrolling themselves
in the Home Guard, In obedience to q special call
Of the Governor.
One thousand Illinois volunteers are stationed
at Caseyville, seven miles distant.
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The Confederate Contr,.s

INV ORLEANS, May 10 Advice. from Mont
gomeTy state that Yesterday morning a public
session Of Congress was held. The secretly passed
act to raise additional force 10 serve during the
war was read; IL authorizes the President 20 &C %
cept the services of volunteers without regard to
the place Of enlistment Another act made pub
lie authorizes the Postmaster General to issue =
proclamation any day he may select, taking the
entire charge OF the postal matters la the Confed-
crate States.
tits reported that more States will be in the
Confederscy early in June. Mr. Clingman is here
from North Carolina.
Mr.. Russell, the correspondent OF the London
Times left here last mig ht, ~ is said fully con
WINGED OF the permanency Of the military re
sources Of the government OF the Confederate
states
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Important from Western virginia

WHEELING, May 12.-The convention to form
separate State west Of the Allegha meets here
tomorrow. Ii is expected that thirty counties
will be represented.
Two companies Of United States troops have
been mustered into service at Wheeling by Msjot
Cakes, late Of Texas.
The United States government encourages the
MON movement IN this section Of Virginia
Two thousand Maynard rifles have been sent here
for this purpose.
Hon. John =. Carlisle, the leading spirit Of the
Union movement, 10 now here, closeted with
prominent men perfecting schedule for opera
tons.
MONDAYS proceedings are expected 10 be highly
interesting and important. The calculation is 10
elect a Governor, members of the Legislature,
United states Senators and Representatives, and
in all other respects act IL IL were sovereign
State. Thirty-three counties are already In the
League
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Secret Expedition-Return Of Gev Hicks
Messenger TO Virginia.

ANNAPOLIS, May 12-p. m.-General Butler
with 50 men and two pieces o. Capt varien's
battery left here this afternoon in the propeller
:. Shriver, for some important secret service,
going in the direction Of Baltimore. A false
alarm occurred at the Relay House last night.
The body of John Murphy, of the Goth resi-
ment, who drowned himself on the oath Of A pril,
was picked up by fishermen two days ago and
fer interment. Murphy became insane on the
steamer James Adger, from sheer suffering.
The steamer ssKill Won Kull" has sailed for New
York.
has returned from Richmond, and says that the
Virginians expected 90 have 30 900 Confederate
troops in that state by Thursday last.
Union men here are Indignant at the occupation
Of Maryland soil by the Virginia troops. A sud
den movement Of southern troops from Harpers
Ferry towards the Relay House Is feared by
many, and the best judges Of military affairs here
expect some sudden movement Of the Virginians
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From Texas-Msre U. 3. Troops Takes
Prisoners of War.

NKw ORLEANS, May o.-we learn by the ORR
zaba, arrived from Texas to-day, that Gen Van
Dorm had LEFT Victoria the 9th instant, with the
Mccullough regiment and other forces 70 intercept
Col Reeves command Of United States troops,
600 strong, above San Antonio
cavalry; Capt VIM Blair, Lieuu. Ramsour,
Fourth and Howard, Sd U. s. artillery, had
resigned.
Capt Lees company, sth infantry, had surren-
dered at san Antonio. Col. walte, successor
Of General Twiggs, is prisoner Of war, on
parole.
The crops will surpass any harvest ever reaped
Texas has made provision for large quantities
of brass cannon and other arms for the defense OF
the State.
The Belgian consul has published a note de-
nying the statement published In New York
that be had entered into contract with the Con
federate States for supplying them with arms
from Belgium.
The entrance OF the channel at Pensacola Bay
has been INSTRUCTED by sinking vessels to prevent
the entrance Of ships OF war.
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Il + l G / A l..

"
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this DE
pcrtmsIt unuI IL o'clock noon of Tuesday. the
Iwenf hfst day OF May now cprrsnt Tor the
uhder the act Of Coz gress approved 9Th of Februa
,gd ass amounting to eight millions nine hundrsG
payable on N. rs. days 81 Of j nnnm
twenty years from the krst day of Jsnnsfy Isst. "
The proposals must state the tum Tered for
or more thousands of dollars without fracti ons
One per cent Of The amount offered must be depos-
Washington, or with an Assistant Treasurer at
Boston. Philadelphia, or New Yorr, subject to the
csrih pate showing such deposlte must accompany
the offer. Tho act reserves 70 the Score airy the
lS NJ 70 DECLINE bids not arded as advanta:
The amounts payable under the accepted offers
ioT this loan must be deposited with the Treasurer
soston. New York, or Philsdsphis, the twenty:
fifth daI Of May row currents but if any accepted
his equest will be considered
On the receipt here of the proper osrth ,atss
stock will be issued to the successful bidders or
Their sssisnees for the amounts to which tneJ shat
an ten thousand dollars each, as m,y DO equiTed
iosc ihed stock SO issued will carry interest from
on tn books Of ffe T,easury, ssreeabIs to the
regulations d OF the Department.
stock with coupons of semi annual interest at
tsched thereto. they will be issued accordingly, in
sums Ol ono tnOubanH OOIdTs edCn, Will COnr OnS
attached for interest from the FIST day of July
99ext snch coupon stock, instead of being trass-
signed md transferred by delivery. The in:e-est
on such coupon stock from the date of the de-
poste therefor TO the first of July next viii be paid
on that day to the accepted bidder. or his assi
or alto ney, by the depository with whom the prln-
cipal was deposited. -
= he proposals under this notice should be en-
dorset on the envelopes proposals for Loan of
Sch February, 1851 " and addressed 20 the Secretary
Of tn, Treasury; or they may be put under cover
70 the ASSISTANT Treasurer Of New York. who will
be sent in season to be opened and decided at the
time above stated. 80 ~ ~
The preliminary deposIte of one per cent. re-
final dsposite of coes sfui bi dders. and VIII be
diTeeted to b Immediately retsrned g unsnccess-
n-dt2oth Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Sickies' Brigade

NEW YORK, May ll.-HOn Daniel f. Sickles
to-day telegraphed TO the Secretary Of " ar, ten
deriHg the services of a brigade which he has
raised, composed Of New Workers and Philadel-
phiaEs. The brigade consists of four regiments
including Col. l.. p. Montsomerv's regiment, az
Philadelphia. The men viii be EQUIPPED as regu-
lars by the city Of New York, and will take with
them twelve steel rifed cannon, besides battery
Of flying artillery. SIckles is now acting as brf-
gader general, and has his quarters at the City
Hall.
PHILADELPHIA, May IL Eight hundred men
will leave this city within the next three dsys
by detachments, for New York, 10 Join Gen
Sickles' brigade They will go in charge Of Capt
T. r.. Rawlings late Of Baltimore
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"The Wheeling Int.lliu.nner .,u.-M.

III The Wheeling Intelligencsr says Major
Cakes Of the u. 8. Army 10 still in this city
directing the organization OF military companies
with the view 70 muster them into the service Of
the government. Several companies are now
forming, some Of which, we understand, are
already full. Companies are also forming in
the neig hboring counties, as we are informed,
which will also camp at Wheeling. MANY per-
sons In the country will probably come to the
city and enroll themselves in city companies. w
heard a gentleman from Hancock county ststs
yesterday that fifty men from that county would
be here on Monday.
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IL One thousand Of the Confederate State
troops left yesterday for the rendezvous at Culpep-
er Court House. Eight hundred and ffty were
despatched In the direction Of Fortress Monroe
A number Of new volunteer companies are In pro-
cess Of formation in this city, whose citizens have
shown the utmost enthusiasm In responding 70 the
cali made on them 70 meet the requirements Of the
present struggle -Riehngond EsQsirsY
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Volunteers nj New York

NEW YORk, May 1.-THE first Regiment OF
Vermont volunteers left for Fortress Monroe at 3
o'clock this afternoon. An immense crowd saw
them OF and cheered them enthusiastically. The
departure OF the Fourteenth Regiment, Of Brook
lyn, was again postponed to-day. There now
in this city seven full regiments waiting orders
Twelve thousand uniforms have been received
for distribution among the volunteers.
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The Revolution in New Gran.d..

NEW YORK, May u The steamer North Star,
from Aspinwall, brings the Panama papers Of the
4th inst. General Gustierres had gained a victory
over the government forces at Tanja, New Sra
NADIA. The battle lasted two days, In which the
government forces lost 400 killed, including Gen.
Canal Argena escaped. Senior Callver 10 now
netting President
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The Kentucky Iusurr.ctiop

Rising Sun, Ind May IL The reported in
surection In Owen and Gallatn counties originated
as follows An old lady met two negroes armed.
she told the minister that the negroes were arm
ing, and he spread the alarm. The military have
been under arms ali night waiting the signal gun
from the Kentucky side 10 render assistance
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H. Three persons, named John .. voorhees,,
w William Christian, and Fred Aikers, were called
before the Mayor, yesterday, on suspicion Of in
dulging In Northern sentiments In reference 20
the present war. The last named was DISCHARGED.
The ether two were seSt 70 jail III Monday, The
ground OF suspicion agsins them was not Ssaasd.
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The Northern Railway Reopeued

HARRISBURG, Pa May III The Northern Cen
trail Railway has been put in complete order. On
Monday. trains will connect at this place with the
trains on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, run
ming e4s. and west, and thus direct communities
tions will be reopened between Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and Pittsburg.
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FEVER AND AGUB! FEVER AND AGUEm FEVER
AND AGUE !!-Emlgrants and others who remove
to the western part of the United States comp ain
IN btteT terms Of the fatal diseases that prevail in
those sections. Some of the most intelligent ply
siclans bear testl" Ony 10 this fact. Dickens the
Shakespeare of this age in plcturlpg al title Eden
western settlement in a book entitled MA tin
Cnnzzewlti" says that the most flour shing lnstI-
all who attempted TO make permanent residence
ofIt Mark TaPley, who could oaly be jolly under
so2my circumstances, SAID that Fever and Ague
lac To experience agaiG. Or. RoNetter's Cesbrnfsd
ButerS is the only cure for this terrible that
we W Iuld recommend to the public. Try them And
be convinced of their power.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere. mg az
PENNIES.
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TAX SALE.-The annual Tax Sale Of the City
Collector will commence next Tuesday, May
18th, at 10 O'Clock, In the Alderman's Room at
the City Hall. and be continued daily till COM
pleted. The sale will afford safe investment
for those who may have funds to invest, as the
security Is Of the most ample kind
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DKPAKrnKNr OF erArR,
WASHINGTON, Mov 81. 1851

ment from the Consulate Of the United etatss AZ
GnsysqIli. Ecuador, Gf the dseth. on the 18th OF
moud CisIR, sitissn Of tSs United st.sss. va va
had resided In that country foE many ys0IS.
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MARKET DEPREpATIoNs yesterday morning.
about . O'Clock, party belonging to Capt Bab.
GocA company OF Iouaves, attached to the New
Jersey Regiment, broke into p J. Newman,s
stand, 15s Center Market, and also into the fruit
STAND OF j. Nj. Cruit. From tie first they
helped themselves TO about 100 lbs of honey
ana quantity OF Jellies From Cruit's stand they
obtained quantity Of fruit Mr.. Newman saw
VINO they Were, and with Officer Tanning set
about making arrangements for the arrest and
punishment OF the parties. Captain Babcock also
Immediately went to work to secure every ons
th't they may be punished by the law, and IL is
PROBABLE that all concerned will be arrested
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WANTS.

A LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUh-
"A ton to take charge Of q house during the alb
sence OF the iamlly; OF, If a part remain, would
superintend the housekeeping. Apply at 567
street, between eth and 5th sts It,
WANTED-A good PLUMBER. Inquire of
w w. THOMPSON Il CO., 269 Pennsyl-
wanna av. m ln-2r
WANTED-To find one or more customers to
w buy 10 or IL gallons Of pure fresh MILK,
gallon 1t will not be sold in quantities less than
one quart per day. Address d. MCCARTHY. III
WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
w Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
aspTpus of Furniture on hand. can obtain the cash
and far prices by applying at 369 Seventh St
no II BONTZ Il GRIFFITH.
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ACCIDENT TO MECHANIC Saturday last
Richard Inch, a workman in the turning room Of
the brass foundry, Navy-Yard, had his hand
caught In the machinery and so badly crushed as
to require amputation.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY un-
Washington that he is now prepared TO accommo-
date b oarders, by the day, week, or month, with
easant room: and good fare, at reasonable prices
Every effort will be made to give sati STA elton.
VIM. PRIME, BladensburE, Md.
Referenoe-Z. w. McKnew, Washington ID. c.
m 1885, ~ W
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PED, WHITE, AND BLUE
h BLANKETS,
Brown aud Green Blankets
loo yards Russc Crash,
50 dozsn cheap Towels,
50 - cheap Cotton Ealr Hose
All our large stock of DRY GOODS ofered At
very low prices for cash.
WIN. r. RILEY & BRO,
No. sc Central Stores,
Between T.n ard eth SITS
m S2w,lf Orroalte Cen Market
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LOST AND FOUND.

L OST-On Saturday afternoon, plain gold band
II BRACELET. The finder will be suitably re-
warced by leaving it at No. 2SS Est. It,
I OST-On Saturday last, 1T the Seventh RegI-
= ment camp, CAT NE, bearing my name, also
that cf the donor for which a suitable reward
VIII be paid, If left at my Office 27Sk Pa avenue
between 18th and 18th SITS.
m l3-St' II. u. NOBLE.
FSfRAY-Came to the premises of WILLIAM
~ l.UNEG, on Seventeenth ST., near ~0erA&
Nlnders Hul.dIng, about two weeks ago, XA&f~
a large red CipW, about or years old 49,
rhe owner will please come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take her away. m 10 81
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IT WAS NOT James II Hilton formerly of Alex
andria who was maltreated in that city the other
day, but another w ashingtonian bearing the name
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WE HAVE received a communication from a
member of the New Jersey volunteers DENYING
SO lar as his own knowledge extends, the accu-
racv Of the allegations Of Trenton concerning
deficiencies in the comm issariat department
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Arrival of Bearer Of Dispatches.
NV YORK, May u A bearer Of dispatches
from Pensacola TO Washington arrived here TO-DAY
In the Spanish frigate Bermguela.