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DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT EAsrERN.-The steam
ship Great Eastern sailed from New York on Satur-
day, with l94 passengers and small freight, in
Guiding 450O~bbls. flour, $500 bushels of wheat,
800 ticrces lard and some 800 tons of bacon, hops
and other produce, in all oyer 25oO tons OF freight
Amongst her passengers are Baron Sternberg Of
Russia, George Nandenhoh, the dramatic reader
and others Of note.
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The London journals have discovered that there
is South as we'll as a North, and speak of "Mr.
President Davis with as much respect as 1'Mr-
President Lincoln" The great Thunderer, the
London Times, leads the column upon the South
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TAKING REvESGE.-We understand that a broth
or of the Iamented jackson, who WAS recently
killed hy incOln's Cut-thrnats at Alexandria, Il IN
the neghh prhood OF that city, and, with MS triSty
rifle kills from two five Of The N"rthrrn Invaders
dolly. We hope it IL true. [RiohnHnd Examiner
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GEN. Scorr.-The Richmond correspondent Of
the Petersburg Express says:
A gentleman here has seen letter written by
friend in Washington, and sent on by private con
yeyanCe. 1t says that Winfield Scott IS rapidly
failing under Father Time and disturbed mind.
Ills step is feeble, his voice tremulou5, and his
whole system greatly enervated. guilty CON
science is evidently llshing him with great fury.
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w, 81 j. =. SEAJk3<.
u CAMDEN IRON WO +
Camden, New jersey,

--N4nriEs2turer&0f-
Arkia!s =: CASTINGS and APPARATUS orGASWoEhA,
Y20Ji-iT IR0N ROOF FRAMES,t or Retorts AT ota''
Tonss9-
aET4RTS md all OASTINGS requircdf orHettinghem nt
atast and most, improved i1o5os.
w43HERS, CONDEN"ERS, SCRUBBEES aud E&Il AUST
-ERS Tor relieving The Retorts pressure
p1rRIFiERS varying RON 2Q3J l,600Ooo 2ubcteet da!
rIryiEz capacity
H2GJ,gFIT IRON LIME SIEVES, or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS Of all siTes.
GAS HOLnERs TELESCUPIC and f1GI.E, With Cast Iron
Guilds and Suspension Frames
GAgaVTERNORs OF REGrLtTORS.
STREET. MAINS from ~ to T. m he 7i'ama:erfo1 "e1 q
STREET MAIN CON&EC1 IONS, such al 1rhncheH, 5Sa1'
nr;ps, Sleeves etc
STOP VALVES from sGinrhHF her5raF aced O. ni@'o
wH)UgI;T IRON WOKE-hli the Srnl and Sheet 1r0r
WorZ acrire5 II anl atHut aaa Works..
s.aCo5onanicaons shorld be addra5,ed the PRINC1
PAl, ,OFFlCF CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
azs-BRANCu OFFICE, l25 SOUTH Third STREET
| P7IT,A nTIIpFTIA tet" lYzS
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We learn by citizen of this city, direct from
captured by our troops yesterday. They are max
ing similar captures every day.
The same gentleman, who was with the troop:
on Monday says that the advance guard OF Lin
coin were really on the march to attack our 1orccs
Inf when they learned that similar deaChmcn
of our forces was en- route to dispute their pass
age, they returned to Alexandria, ,.,
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The troops, who caught asleep in AeNan-
dria wero marched behind the body Of Ellsworth
to Washington and are now in prison-not liberated
as reported.
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THE Latest WAR 1NTELLTG E9CE.


Col. Anderson in louisville
Lor-t>+jLLE, June 3.-Col. Anderson. ]? Fort
Sumter l-otoriety, u sick and will probably 13t be
able to report for day for some time.
TIE Embargo,
Colton's bonds have not been approved Of, atit
j. : suppoGs I'd he will DC in Office Thursday. When
the embargo commen Ee3 it is understood the Df-
| reotory will respect the proper blockade. large
amount of hog produce las been placed ten, fftsen
anC twenty miles out oT-'the road.
Kentucky Congressional Nomination.
LLSIsvILLE, June 3.--Hr Mallory has be 5r
noln .ated to Congress by his party.
Fortress Tonroe.
BAL 1TNORE, June 3.-Bartlett's brigade has been
disban3ed and sent home Bartlett fell from the
parapes, sprainD5 his ankle and injnring himsel-
internally. An emeute is expected in the brigade
when tie facts are announced.
Designations
| WAsH,*GToN, June 3.-Lieutenants Hamblin and
| Thornton aaye both resigned their respective COM
| missions.
Senator Douglas Illness.
CnIcAGc, June 2.-Senator Douglas is no worse.
| His friends still hope that he may recover.
! Senator Douglas Eead.
| CHICAGO, June Ex-senator Douglas expired this
| evening, after painful illness.
Fairfax Courthouse Engagement.
| ALryAHDR-A June 3.--At the Fairfax Court
| House enragement which occurred on Saturday
| Capt. John Mann was the only lirginian killed.
Extra Billy Smith figured conspicuously in the
fght. .----,
| Of their number captured.
| A Federal Colonel commanding cavalry was
| wounded. m
hCnsion of another attack.
The Fight at Acquias Creek.
W,sIIIHGToN June 3--The Confederate forces
| AT Ac0nia Creek Va. have beaten off the Fedora
| steamers Anacosta and Freeborn, killing a number
These steamers are waiting the arrival of the
| PaO;nce, which is in the citing, lying in wait FOL
transports with Federal troops
Cen. Washington is at Acqua Creek
Provisions for Harper. s"Ferry.
| E,R,1SEURG June 3.-Provsions continue to bt
forwarded from Maryland to Harpers Ferry.
The Mcdowell Case.
ST. LOUIS June 3t-Capt. or Col. Lyon will hav'
legal proceedings instituted against him on accoun
of his actions in the Mcdowell case.
The Removal of Gen. Harney.
Gem Harney was removed because of his no
usiug proper efforts to Subdae the Mlssourlans..
The Administration is evidently endeayorlng I
irritate Missouri beyond endurance, and wants a
excuse for coercive measures.
: Negro Row in Chambersburg, Pa.
= CYANEERsBUECi Pa. June 3.-A fracas occurre
! last evening in the negro portion of this tow
i during which Frank Jones, a negro barber, sh
e two soldiers. He was afterwards killed.
! From Fortress Monroe.
/ The Federalists at Fortress Monroe motto
less. 1000 Southerners at Yorktown hold them
c check.
+ The Northern Light at New: York.
! New YoRK, June 3.--The steamer Northe
1 Light has arrived from Aspinwall bringing spec
; on freight to the amount OF 100000.
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MorE TKOoPs CoMlNG.-Several regiments are
now forming in Mississippi, and will soon start for
Virginia Among the companies ofwlAch these
new regiments will be composed we notice the
Pamela indicators, Rankin Rough and Readies
Brown Rebels, Chckasahay Desperadoes Missis
spp Scouts, Swamp Rangers, Red Ro7ers, Black
hawk Rifes, Yankee Terrors, and Morton Pine
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WoSpEnrUL SAGAcITY.-The Boston Traveller,
in reviewing President Davis message, comes to
the conclusion that Mr.. Davis is no fool.
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How MINISTER s POCKET WAS PICKEr.-A New
York correspondent of Sunday paper tells the
following, which exhibits the character of Col.
Wilson's regiment. 1t is too good 10 he lost
good story is told of ex-Aldermen Billy Will
sons regiment of pckpockets and city vagabonds,
who are now encamped on Staten Island. ,patri-
otc clergyman got his congregation III Brooklyn to
contribute qute pile of money, lasSSnnday, for
the benefit of Wilson and his crowd. He waited,
upon the '' Colonel" at the camp, made him a.
pretty Speech full of sympathy explained the pur-,
pose of his visit, put his hand in his pocket to take
out the gold-but it wasn't there! He felt in the
said our divine, "some of your boys hare gotit;
it's all the same The fact being that the reverend
gentleman's pocket was picked before he had been
on the camp ground five minutes. This story has
| leaked out silly, and makes laugh here.
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TIE News FROM HAMrToN.--We were informed
by prominent gentleman OF this city, yesterday
evening that he had seen and conversed with some
ladies lust from Hampton, who told him that that
place is occupied by Federal troops, and entirely
deserted by the inhabitants. The ladies' also in.
formed him that the enemy are committing great
depredatons. How long, oh Virgnians! shall this
degradation be submitted to? May the hour OF
their doom quickly come oo.,
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BILL OF ARE AT PENsACebA.-A correspondent
Sf the Shreveport Gazette says:
At Camp Davis, of the Mi2sissippians, where 1
iined with Coll Chalmers, I received from young
man. bill of farer which 1 give yen:
HOTEL DE pAvis'-BrstoF FARE.
1et Course.-Whisky.
Gopher and turtle soup, NTH or without
whisky.
"a Course-FEie& fish, with Iriass5whisky punch.
Ir;sh potatoes. without whisky.
whisky.
Sd 5ourse.-Stcwed FISH, with clarst,
Boiled eggs-sofo~
Sweet pOtatoes-solo.
Coffee; Btanding-an and in silence.
Cigars.
That 1ennds US CT tie recipe for tie Editors
Own Drink, which went the rounds aome years
ago. First, pour some whisky into a@tnmbler--
then tale another tansbler and pour in water
then threw the water out and pour in wAsky-mix
the contents of the two tumbers together, add
little whisky, and then season with whisky accord
ing to taste,
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WASHINGTON AlTILLEEr.-By the following dis
patch will be seea that the Artillery have reached
I.ynchburg, and are now probably in Richmond:
LYHcHrRG, VA, JuuH B. lS6l.
Lieut.. II. l. Uo2gson, 40 Camp St'ed-We ar
rived hereyesterday evening, all we'll. Leave tor
Richmond this evening The Artillery were quar-
tered with the citizens last night. Received Law
ish hospitality.
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IL SEARCH OF INroRMATIoN.-A flag Of truce
came up yesterday from the enemy, with "cock
of certain persons who had left here. Now, we
doubt if there are any more families who desire to
leave here, as an opportunity was afforded week
or so ago for them to go if they desired The TACT
is the enemy is very desirous of getting certain IN
formation which can only be come at by this
process of sending steamer up, and, as no other
excuse presented ITSELF why the old one about
families had to be avaied of. 1t is thought what
they are after may be to ascertain the precise loca-
ton of those " distinctions Gen. Picayune is
going to remove. If so, it might be charitable for
our folks to send them plat of the channel just
there, with information of what number OF OBJ
structions there are to be removed including the
wrecks batteries, troops, etc. Then again, some
think they are trying to see what water can be
carried over the flats by their noilla avoiding tho
channel and running as far ont from the baltefle:
| as possible. Norfolk Day Book.
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0etu OrIeuHs QaiIg CrtsfeIt.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUEG 4, 1861.
gUtaI %NttAliqtntR,

THE COFFEE fsJi'SEs.-The coftec-hcTses kept
clOsc9 yesterday, With the mcat prai8eTorthy in
tegrt7- except a few, whose keepers were ar,
rested for leaving their backdo0rs open. We un'
dcrstan5 that one Of 5Ac parties arrested kept his
house OPEN on pnrp0ac to be arrested, with view
Of testing the legality 3f closing c1tee-houa5S on
election Gays
TIE REcDrBras CorEr> .---Nothing Of interest
was done in any of these caErts yesterday, beyo2A
discharging The docks aEa committing a few
parties charged with sero2a Offences which We
mentioned yesterday,
AIOEE TEoOrS H0a TIE COT reRY.-Thc steamer
ttHas from Red river yesterday reached tie CITY,
h&ving on board rgo splendid companies Of Texas
fighting meE-the Marshall Guards, from Marshall
comfy, and the tar Rifles, frGm Bass comfy.
They will be Immediately mustered into the Con
fede7atc service, d2G will proceed to Join thc
Texas battalion now n Virginia.
Lieutenant Fr0bu~, of ihe SunTteT EreyS VIZ
has just returned from short visit to the pari3h
Of St. 5ohn the Baptist informs Us t2at splcnd.:
Creole company from that parish vii De here in {.
day or tWo, and that 0.her companies there are
preparing to follow. Th@Lieutenant made himself
useful whilst there, in drilling some l2nr or five
hundred men. The story ia not yet Ealf told IN
Louisiana.
PRESENTATION OF A FL,~ TO THE Il aTER.-A
beautiful Confederate flag was presented by the
ladies' few days since, to the Commander Of the
war steamer Sumter. The following are inc let
ters Of presentation and acknowledgment
~ 1he Commander and Officers
Of The Co1feic-afe r%ssel : inter:
Gcntlemen-IImough the medium o: {iHn'' j. NJ ~ .os
heg leave to Offer ncceptnnc Tfe accpTnpnFF %
and jns, ctu1e IN which you are about t. engage;
May Heavenly Faler watch nd lead to TtttorE
i the sincere wish Of Yours re-p.H,%,f'.i7 ,7rzrs
Ni,, DA Y. CANT,~2.
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J. T. " 4 IITUN, WHitY ". r..

ARRIVAL OF TEE PREsIDENT.-His EXCelency,
Jefferson Davis the President of the Confederate
States Of America, arrived in this city-the future
seat of gOveTnment-yesterday morning, Between
! and O'clock and was welcomed at the depot OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, by q large
concourse of our citizens, including many ladies,
who had been aE13rised on Tuesday of his arrival
Oh the following day. AS the special train, with
the President ana his suite, approached the city,
salute of eleven guns fired, and when it
reached the depot the assemblage proclaimed the
cordially of their welcome by loud and prolonged
cheering The President was received by Cover
nor I.etcner, Mayor Mayo, and the members of the
! Executive Council, and escorted to an open car
riage, with four fine horses attached, furnished for
| the occasion by the proprietor OF the SpOtswOod
! Hotel. After the President was seated, with the
| Governor on his right and the Mayor and MIR. I.
| W. H0enniger, superintendent of tie Spotswood
Hotel, on the opposite seats, the carriage started
| for the hotel mentioned, where suitable apart
| ments had been provided for the Chief Magistrate
| of gorious Republic. The suite, consisting Of
! Col Joseph r. Davis, Hon. Lewis T. WigGall and
! Col. Northrop, followed in open carriages, and
were accompanied by Lieut.. Governor Montague,
Judge Allen, Gen. Raymond, and Capt Maury, OF
| the Executive Council. The progress OF the IFesl-
| dent from the depot to the hotel was marked by
enc continual ovation. The sidewalks were filled
with citizens, who waved their hats and checred
| as he passed, while the ladies waved their hand
| herchiefs with great enthusiasm, many OF them
also throwing bouquets into Gen. Davis carriage.
The President responded with the usual mode OF
salutatOn to these gratifying demonstrations, and
SHOOK NanuS Wllu all WHO pltSStA lol Nhlu iol tH"t
purpose. The procession moved up Seventh street
| to Main, and down Main to the hotel where an
other large crowd had assembled to see the Presi
dent and unite in the popular welcome
After the President, suite and escort had entered
the hotel the citizens outside called loudly for Hi
EXcclency to address them. In response to these
calls, Gen. Davis made his appearance ct one o
the front windows of the building in the aecont
story, and spoke for about ten minutes. He wa
followed by Gov letcher ex-senator Nigali
Lieut. Gov. r. L. Montague, and the Mayor eac
of whom delivered brief and appropriate addresses
During the forenoon, number of our citizen
, called upon the President to pay their respect
, and welcome him to the city. Rich. Whg 5OtE
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A wag said 81 loved my wife at first. For the
first two months felt as if could eat her up
ever sly,ce have beenssorry didn't.h
Bow the Lincoln despotlsm will collect feYeR"e
near the Southern ports~~in horns
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y AwrsnaAH's TROPICAL ROOFING

hcayer and superior other e7or used in Southern
Itetested aDd recognized qualities are
it, DURABIILY-pGuai 10 the beS: sIate reefs =,
I'd Observation-Disclosures 70 snE otori no c1&'kE
BEAJfY-1 presents smooth h0d grants Ike rraco
4h CLEAPNESSIt 1ln?h less than, Trough 4 "s
z ev sgr or roof, ard less than re nerl0f
Gon roofing heretofore offered to tbs public, sGvst He
sME IE;ONBUSTIBILITY--I will resist hrs befrhRI
sl+te-rOot - - ~, . r.. - a~ ,,, t.., NJ
t climate and protects the interior OF bniding@fro nf II
III SOIIDiTY- becomes harder snd cmoother Iroa ez
posure can be put upon roofs Of slope Gn4 DeE q #
h does not rcquro heavy Taitera to support WhNe II Il
moi fable 10 corrosion end nreak2g does renTe rRap
Thn uTE0PIChI. ROOFING i3 n CHoTCcGl conPonEd 0
sritnnceg 9evsr Of which peculiar to alone connet
IN D-oporons discovered bE actual eInnaat ard eSeen
| in ths city. . Il, .-.. oro l., a. h, III
Tegrronaa tie Of the above hFa IN ,o h2tI
Of this agent and ay DO V9rAe@ y any pofBon FS II 81
M order5 5i. at tha Oaiaa, Box no. :, will
| promptly attended rspply to --,t,.
Fa1blx corIsr Of B!euville 8nd Marais stE
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3r. Jonxs, June 3.-The steamship Prince Al
b.Tr Of the Galway line, arri7ed here On Friday
morning last from Galway, bringing adYites from
Liverpool and London 10 the 21at nit.
Tic steamship Asia, from New York, arrived out
at Liverpool on 2he 20th.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-Tbe sales o. cotton the past
two day., including Monday, consisted Of l. 900
bales. Of which $3.50 were taken On speculation
and for export the market closing steady with
more tone.
Both the Breadstufs and Provisions marke.
cIased steaG}.
fONDoS EfrY 2l.-Tha closing quotations for
Carsols today we're 9l5 to 81.
The poIitca;' intelligence by the Prince Albert
contains nothicy of Importance.
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A correspondent of Rfshmond paper, writing
from Manassas Junction of the occupation of Alex
aRdria by the forces Of the Gorilla Government,
closes with the following:
The VandaIs are driving out our citizens, whilst
such men Close, late of the Southern Protection
Office; Liggon, bookseller; Bennent, Gaguerreo-
typist, and other 50 Union y men, are acting as
special gnides to the demons who hold reign in
Alexandria.
Both journals have been discontinued, and the
editor of the Sentinel retired with the soldiers As
yet the offices have not been destroyed, nor any
special violenca exhibited How much longer this
will continue GanC tell, az the Vandass declare
their intention Of holding the place for all time.
The affair at the Marshall Hoase you have oil
heard. Poor jackson fell like hero, having
singled out his man. He was asleep, wren he
vas awakened and Informed that squad Of the
Houaves had mounted his roof on the inside and
seized his flag He Immediately put on his p2nta
looms and SHOES and mes Ellsworth as he came
dCWa with the flag in his hands, and shot him
through with a aoable- -barrsed shot gun, loaded
with buck shot The squad Of ZOuaves, close By,
Immediately fired upon hing with MIME rifles,
shooting him in the face and stabbiHg him after
wards.
P. P.S.-4There are rna1T other nsatters Of interest
which coald not be put in this communication. It
is reported since the 2s3Oye Tas written that a
number OF stores have been brozen open, the
Mansion House seized a1G 0ccupisd, the depot
books torn uy and the safyrjaed Of S85, the Court
House seized and the pape-B all burnt besides a
number Of arrests made-aEZoDg the rest, Root
Ashby, the merchant, than Fhom better maR
Ioea not live.
In addition to the sbove, it is positively stated
slat o number Of outFages upo2 women have been
psrpetrated, and all the deeds which yo1 might
naturally expect from Al unprincipfed set cf men
who are following IA cir train.
T1ese facts are in the main fully authentic the
rest veil sustained b current testimony. 1t will
thus 5e seen that we H2ust put aut our Whole
strength, and humblJ invoking tI.s Blessing Of
HeayeTon our cause, advance to the rescue of oar
people, before the VanGal hordes gather strength
| by our delays and overTzn the State. There is no
doubt tiet Richmond is lie great end and aim Of
the set nov sent upon us, and you na5'r upon
it the thieves sent among will burn aGd pillage
! as they goj,when they are fully under way.
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The LARGEST - Run AT BILLIARDS ON RECORD
The Cleveland Herald states that on Saturday even
ing last Michael Foley professional billiard player
of that city made in the course of game the un
precedeated run of 3l65 points. The Herald thus
relates the lnod,s operdndi of the achievement:
Foley had commenced a regular game, and made
one count when his opponent, in playing, pocleted
his own ball. leaving the others " in the string. "
Foley played carefully, made three shots, and got
for two hours. The red balls were at no time
frozen " or in the jaw but lying betwsen one
and two inches apart, and zach about an inch from
| the corners of the pocket The playing was with
the right and left hands alternately. Thetime was
as remarkable as the number counted the hrst 500
! points were made in twenty minutes the fourth
| 500 in sixteen minutes. The 346i points were
| counted in two hours and ten minutes.
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reLzoz4pHe0 TO I'VE nzw oaLzAns CRESCENT
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Liverpool Cotton Market ste:1hy.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP PRINCE ALBERT.
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THE ADVENTURES OF MR. P.-For some time past
a mddle-aged and rather digniheG parsonage,
whom it will be sufficient to designate as Mr.. p,
has entertained the customers OF various barber
shops about town with terrific account of his es-
| cape from the Secessionists of EaNas. According
| to his statement, he has passed through some e2-1
| tyaordlnary scenes, and on the whole was most
| extraordinary man. few days ago, ne announced
| his intention of visiting Columbus, 'ohlo. On the
| day of his departHrc two or three Wags, who mad
| on manv occasions listened to the recital of his
| story, teleerauhod the following message to the
authorities of Columbus;
| "Look out for P.--lGrge, aGshy man-greaG
tal,er-rank Seoessionist from 9axas--spy.n
The authorities it seesas, looked opt for MF-
P. had hardly got out, when he was acGosted IN this
, | wise:
Yes, sir, ,"repled P, evidently imagining that
! he was becoming famous
) From st. LOUISE"
yes sir. "
Recently from Tex.as?n
why, yes, repI ed P. How in ths world did
you Gnd it out 81
q Never mind,'' nsas the response tive have use
foY you, MIR. - and before the astonished F:
coad recover from his surprise he found himself
1odgedin jail. He soemnlY protested his innocence,
= but to purpose. After remaining IN JAN forty
eight hours, he received letters from st. tous-he
Il | having written in the meantime-Whch lndlcateu
C. that he would not be very dangerous parsonage
2, | "' 49, -oN' ~ ~ " ~ rSt lons Republican,
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Z NAES " 4,
s. Fort4 BtRANCAS, MrRAE and PICkENS; Of 6EZSA
" the Companies there ''re1ps Cadets "Vie,Ggnt %
vi Rifles ChAsseus Pied ~ Mississippi and ala FaS1
6a1na Regiments md of the S FIee-S9 different rnoto
Views, taken by accomplished artist on the spot
+ nn, on aI it tie following Peter ItRwe IS Camp
P r Wcrlcin and 5 Camp Ihos H. WhHe, lg5 Canal :;
n tnn Bl9nfateld Steel GO Camp Suttereys denot
r CI,rIt Hotel DaprcuoUts GepCt, under ODD Eel
iow InIl: A. f. Bachnar ( Bro = Camp Hole 4 Co. 81
Il ~ -,Ni.,a ruvlG
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ave oioncd boks for PUB crpoua the capital stock Of
~! C1ppnnY, under the Louisville resolutions 18th
u Common Arett, H-rt may be from A. VI. to 2
= 81, for few days. desire there all friends and
stoeGhulors. B5 prompt
ms # r. Y. RICHARDSON Agent.