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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-05-11

CHEMICALS, PAINTS, oILs.vARNIsHEs,
~ Brushes, Dye-Stuffs, Glass, Putty. Burning
Fluid, Camphene, French, English and American
Perfumery, and all the popular and proprietary
Medicines of the day. PURE LIQUORS, for
medicinal purposes. Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared ct all hours. I90-02
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Armor 81 Finn

4 RE now opening and will soon have on hand
"A everything usually kept in
FIRST.CLASS COUNTRY STORE.
Goods low for specie, " Real Estate" and all
other good bank bills or in exchange for Butter.
Eggs, Hides, Wheat and Corn.
ARMOR g FLINN.
Fremont, March 9Th, 1861 1856
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-05-11

HAVING visited the Eastern cities fa on
IL Summer purchases. and made arrangensIa
for additional Quantities on the same fvOn&
terms, to be shipped from week to week % or
stock becomes reduced, we are in possession d
advantages unsurpassed by, any other hOu'. ia
Southern Kansas. We ara therefore prepared "a
q "big trade
We refer to these facts at this time because
have
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
TO PUBLISHERS OF Ne s.
PAPERS.
+ 0 r 5 al G

l. Il. Hoe Il Co.'S Patent Single
Cylinder Printing Maclliae, bed
}6x54. with Rollers and Roller Mould.
complete in good running order, near
lv new. Cost $500 in New-1 ork
Price >t6Io.
Rus=le's Improved Printing En-
CINE. Prints half Sheet cap Cost
S4OO. $3.50. In good running order.
Also. 1000 lbs Agate, 1000 lbs Bre-
vicr, 2o0dlbs Bour-oisc, 1900 ib-
Long Primer, LOO lbs Small Plea,
1000, tbs Plea, 10000 lbs Fancy
Type, all kinds aud sizes; 50' fonts
Wood letter, all which viii be. sold
in lote to suit purchasers.
l II. Hoe & Cos Bed and I!aten
Power Printing Machine, (lsaac
Adams Patent) Platrn 26x40.
The best book pres, made; in per
feet running order for hand on steam
power. Cost at the manutacturv
$4,000. Price Sl4OCi.
Together with Imposing Stoaes
Racks, Stands, Cases, Cabinets, Gal
lcys. Composing Sticks, Leads, Brass,
Rule Large Iron Safe, Wilder
Patent Desk, Chairs, Tables, Gas
Fittings, and every article needed
about Il first class newspaper estah-
lialment, any or all OF which can hs
had at 30. per cent. discount, belo"
the original.cost at the manufactorv
! When the present duty f "a pei
cent. on all goods of this description
from the North is taken into consid
Grafton, the advantages ot.this Offer
will be readily perceived by nur
, chasers.
Il Apply to the type Foundry ant
Paper Warehouse Of
GEO. ii. NINTEN.,
No. 105 Poydras Street, NeU o,
leans.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
Our Choice.

At the head Of our columns we,
to-day place the names OF JEFF.
- AVIS, tor President Of the Confed- |
crate States, and \. II. STEPHENS,
for Nice-President. We ftsl conf
dent that these g.ntlcmen are the
persons in whose haads the igns of
our government should again be yAac-
ed. They are tried men, and have
proved to the satisfaction of every
Southcmar and leal subject of our
Conftderacy, that they are the men
for the times, and should be at the
helm of our government. Tis difficult
to humcr the whims of the mass, Of
the people, bat we tirml v believe that
in this instance there viii be an ex-
ccption. For the good Of our Conted-
eracy, its prosperity, and the ultimate
success OF our new government, these
gentlemen must he reelected to the
respective offices which they at pre-
sent fill with honor to themselves and
to the credit Of those who placed them
in the positions they now occupy
Let there be no wavering on the day
of election, but as one man, let every
citizen, throwing aside all political
differences of opinion, cast his vote
for JEFF. DAVIS for President, and
A. II. STEPHENS for Nice-Eresident
of the Southern Confcderac.. Be
Iyond doubt, after the result of th'
approaching election is made known
, we will have the satisfaction of pro
, claiming the election Of these gen
+ tlemen.
That there will be any opposition
: to our candidates, the peoples choice
| we cannot believe, for they should b
eleated without dissenting vote
n being heard, Let lis give jeff, til
"chieftain rebel" a ronsing vote, an
: show not only him, but the world
q that Southerners know how to appre
ciate good qualities.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

the first fire. The loss Of the regi-
ment was 9 killed and AZ wounded.
The total loss of hearlny was 265
Killed and about 700 wounded.
The loss Of the enemy is. estima-
ted at 500 killed, 1900 wounded and
$50, previous, while it is presumed
that their total loss killed wounded
and missing, is not less than 5000
by their own officers in Springfield
our dead We're buried that night,
dressed i'm their best. clothes, and Il
blanket served as a winding sheet.
An officer with a flag OF truce came
for Lyons body, which was taken
up to Springfield, but SO hurried was
theirssetreat, they did not stop to
bury it, and it lay there until Monday
evening when it was decently inter
red by Mrs. Philips, the wife OF, tire
L. 5. Congressman from that dis
trict.
Their wounded were also carried
up and placed in the Court House,
Jail. Churches and Hotels. and pri-
vate dwellings,. Permission was
given to come up with flag, and
bury their dead, but they did not avail
| themselves OF it, but LETT them AS they
fell.
On Sunday fatigue parties We're
sent out from each regiment to bury
them, but so rapid had decomposl-
ton taken place, that very soon they
Esickened and were unable to finish
the task. When we passed the field
on w ednesday the bodies OF those
that fell in the road near the battery
ihad been thrown to the sides Of the
froud and were fostering in worms
and the advanced step of putrcfaca
ton; it was horrible and loathsom,
beyond description.
The army marched two miles tc
escape the dreadful smell, and again
canped. The Texan Regimen,
marched into Springfield tore dowl
.tthe Union flag and hoisted the Con
Ettderate Flag OH the Court House.
The victory was complete; thu
Federal army dispersed: the Secess
ion Missourians emboldened and made
conscious OF thelf power. Inc am
| munition insufficient for a long cam
} paign, the provisions also rnnnin:
short. and so the active campaign
, was presumed by those at headquar
: ters to be ended, and the Coiltcdcrat
; army was expected to march bacl
: into Arkansas.
b. Being well assured Of these fact
: and having done al! that we could d'
5 both in camp and on the battlefield
1 with many regrets at parting witt
+: many warm friends, whose fate AM
a fortune we had shared for man,
), weeks, we turned our faces homewar
+ assured that our conduct AS amaten
soldiers would never be Il source {
d reproach to our friends in
: CADDO.
+ Shreveport, La, Aug. 20, 1851.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
AanbrOtvpcs 4.,kcR for >
Confederation Restaurant.

l. (Formeriy Gai''y.}
- -idjoi"i~gthc CDn,coer"'l"
CoHcc HOu.sc. Shreveport. LII.
ri,HIS well Lnown aud popular =,
tablishmu..t has been removed a
above, and is open for the acc"ilr'
dation Of the public. There viii u
found the best OF game. fish, oysters
and everything that the Shr"vrp".
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all h"urs day +
night. Families aud parties WI
nave their orders promptly attend
o. no1NlN
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
FINE AR rs.

VA ISIS. Lula Mackir will take plea
sure in giving instructions on the
Piano Forte. in Drawing, Painting OF
various kinds, Embroidery, Wax
flower making, Lcather-work &c.
Those wishing to take lessons in any
Of the branches mentioned, will please
call and Sc. Miss. NJ. at the residence
of Mr.. II. w. Rhodes.
a3-it.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
.ff.S,$Hu
4. ". lIiLLER ax6
Ice Cream and Soda Water
"a LOON
SA LOO y

On Texas Street, between Markea x
Edward. ut Mrs Wells old Stand.
Takes pleasure to inform ladies
and gentlemen. that he has re-opened,
and keeps on hand. besides the above.
contrctioUaries and fruits, etc, ard
would be pleased I" receive vis''
from his former patrons.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

We had the pleasure Of taking by
the hand yesterday, Mr.. G. w. Ken
dali, and VIM. Robson, who have Just
returned from the battle field.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

Elsewhere will be found the full
particulars of the late battle near
Springfield, politely furnished US by
our friend and fellow citizen DIR. Geo.
w. Kendall. We publish it to the
exclusion Of other matter.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

We take much. pleasure in pub
fishing the following from Captain
Jerome b. Gilmore, Of the 3rd regi-
ment Louisiana Nolunteers::
i The reason that Robson and the
DIR. returns is that there seems not to
be much of prospect for another
fight soon. They have done good
service for the time. They ha.,e
been with us and deserve great credit
for the manner they have acquitted
themselves, having the respect and
confidence of every man with whom
they have been associated. There
was not the least fear shown by either
of them in the thickest Of the fight
| and all speak Of their bravery in the
highest terms. JEROME.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
vi II i 8 .

WI ONk'S Large American Map
with the States of the late Union
laid off in counties. Also MrXic,
and Central America, cal. hc t"uh'!
for sale at Hyaans', Ball & Dashi,Is :
and Y. II. Morris for lcs~sthan or!@l
nal cost, having been purchased at II
auction. Price 81 y:,ul'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

1t affords us much pleasure to in
form our readers that Capt. Jerome
jGilmare, of the Rangers is not killed,
as reported last week, but alive and
doing good service for his country
May he live through the wars and
return home safe and sound.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

We alr authorized tn announce
PROT. W. ii. y. MAGRt DER, "a
Baton Rouge, as - candidate tor t!.%
Office of Superintendent ot 'nhilr
Education.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

We are authorised to announce =
II. CRISP, the pr'sent lncu'nhent. a
:, cordidat, for tElectiouto the nthc,
OF ASSESSOR. ut the ensuin" cltr
ton.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

Waatc4i-A good printer, or :;
young man having some knowledge
of til, business. Apply immediately
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

sT Post,nnStcrs are rcgncStcR III
act as agents far tie -Nc~s, and re-
a,in ten PEI, cent tiomaDoun for,car1ed.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
AGENTS..

AGENTS..
MI. fnnS w. TAIEH, is our authorized
agent in Natclie"ches
Mr.. ID. u. DBHlEN, No. &, Exchange
Place, New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city.
Mr.. II. G. CLARKE bookseller. is o,Ir att
,horizcd agent for Nickshurg and NatrheZ
Mr } ri. LoFTOS, is our agent AT Belle
vuc. Bossicr Ps.xis},.
Mr.. 4. l.. HAY, of the News Depot, is "ur
authorized agent in Jefferson, Texas.
.~->>~>--
We will be pleased to receive c"ntribn-
.i..s from our fIiclris, in and around ShreHe-
port An occasional articletr"m orr planters
relative 10 the crops, will be very acceptable.
In fact. We desire correspondence" from
every section of the States.
Personal articles will not hc published.
either rs communications or embellishments.
Those friendly +" our undertaking, who
may hear Of any local, oT other items, that
will prove OF inirrast /" "'r re;stcrS, VII
tav or us by handing in the same ai the Office
the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

We are authorized to ufn"unr"
ISRAEL. W. pICkENS. aS Il can
uida,t tor the otli.:e OF Sheriff. IT t'!v
ensuing cle cti-n.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
keac hi Female College

keac IL Female College.
HE Fall Session Of the keacli
Female College, will open on the
list Monday in September 1861. Ef-
tcient Teachers tor all departments
have been engaged.
Send in Your daughters and
Wards at the beginning OF the ss,-
sion.
For particulars & Catalogues as,-
ply to
j. II. T!-CKER,
President.
kcachi. La.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
u. LIE ROSEN,
Daguerrean Artist.

Would respectfully inform the cit
zrns nt Shreveport, that II" viii II
main in their place few days. 10
the purpose OF taking Pictures "P''
Glass. Silver, Iron; Paper. P;,t"n
Leather, etc, .tc.. III the hughes
style of ant.
.AallhrotHpcs 4 4,kcR for > !
Satisfaction guaranteed III ever
case.
Rooms at the Art Gallery, "v"
Sour X NewhurSer store. where II
invites an examination of spcclln".
Pictures.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

Weare authorized 20 ann"nnc" IL"
THOM K. SIMPSON As II chi!
didatc for tl,c office OF Sl!ERlE! at
the ensuing election.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

We are authorised TO announce,
N. T. j. Ai.S'ftE. aS ~ cans'l't&:"
for tue office of Sheriff, 1t the "nSN-
ing election.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

lob Work must be paid ior on de
livery.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

We are aut hnrised to announce.
~. II. piI'TS, ns candidate tur re
,'rct;o,,. for the off cr Of EEt EtDRDEi.
Election on the first Monday III NO
vcmhcr.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27

We are authorized to annoume.
DIR. w. W. .GEONGE, as ~ canai-'
date for Il scat in the lower brnnch
Of the Legislature, OF Luuisia's;i, az
the election in \owemhcr. -"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-27
. CumHiIMtcs.

WE are authorized to announce
t fttftt+ 5 If If. 9Th lfslsS, for the
LOWER BRANCH OF THE lEGISL.-
I'uRE, for this Parish.
We are authorized to announce iEa
name of X. White Esq. .yas II c;n''!h:.te !or
of caddo.
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Affairs IN Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July p Gen. Mcclellan
aud Gen. Mcdowell, under escort Of a compapv
OF cavalry, visited Alexandria this afternoon
Tor the purnose OF viewing Fort Ellsworth
and the different regiments here. Col Keyrs
hrs been appointed 70 the command Of the eth
brigade, Attn Division, consisting Of the nth and
3Sth New York, 2d and Sd New Jersey IIth
Massachusetts, and Mozart Regimpnts
To day Gen Mcdowell highly complimrptsd
zen. Runyon for his industry, zeal and etacjepcy
IA commanding the reserve during the advance
on Manassas, and the promptness with which
troop1 and supplies Were forwarded
In order to keep the Fire Zouaves within their
encan pmens, Cen Runyon was compelled last
night to detail guard from the Mozart refimept
party OF tnem struggling, in Washington az
rived here last mig ht under an escort of cavalry
Gen. Runyon leaves tomorrow, and GEN hc
Gail assumes command Of the department Of AIeI-
andria. - ~
be last Of the troops stationed in the city went
into camp yesterday.
Up to the present time the provost marshal IA,
destroyed upward Of rfty barrels of LIQUOR moi.
witnslanding which drunkenness among the sol.
dierS is Still fearful "
Our pickets captured two OF the secession csvzr-
worth. Wv A''-
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Latest from Mapa,Sa. -


A Mrs. Hlnsdale has arrived here from Mapassa.
Junction:
enc reports as beiTg in the hospital al Manassas,
Efse number - wounded federal troops IT,
ensik s-Y Uey have prisoners over one thous-
%u1 VI We federal troops. She brings verbal mes
sasFs from several ef them 10 their friends. and
SAYS the wounded are well cared for The Offer
OF liberty has been made 20 all the prisopers nro-
Vloed they will take an oath TO not again "a Re nm
arms against the COnfederates The captaip Of
Maine regiment and several Of the privstes Lad
accepted the condition, while Others refused.
vi the prisoners in the hospital, Henry L. PEI
rim ana Lieut.. Underhill, Of New York, are en-
Ployed as hospital stewards I. G. Taylor, Of n
J., surgeon; Qusrtermaster c. J. Mufphey, DR.
smith, !onn Bagley and V. Redenburg, ofN. V
I4th regiment. The Last named 10 also hospital
steward
Surgeon Buxton, Of the Fifth Maine ,eo,nsr,
and the surgeons Of the Thirty-eighth New yorI
First Minnesota, and Third Federal Infant,v So
prisoners In barn. Mr.. Virgins, OF Brooklvn-
who was wounded, and d. g. Sprange- OF ths
New Haven Grays, are also prisoners
AIRS: Hinsdale says the Confederate hu,i.S
tnelr dead az fast az they could be recovered ana
thSt toe enemy represent Of this number there are
ohIV oO,out their wounded exceed fifteen hundred
Sne saw many OF the federal dead unburied "a
sue passed the battle ground, and distinguished
them Dy thelr uniforms. She says the enemy,
force Is very large at Manassas and thai the
oncers are very busy IN drilling and disciplinIng
the troops Beauregard is constantly on the move
going from one part Of the camp 70 the other. and
arranging, as they said, for some great movement
She reports th at large force Of the enemy Ia az
: airiax Court House, with heavy guns
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GEORGETOWN.
IorrSsyonSszes of TIE Star.

GEoRsErowN, July %, 1861.
There were two alarms here yesterday, caused
by attempts to set fire to Sir. Wbeatey's lumber
yard and shed adjoining the cooper shop Of
Messrs Ridgway and Reynolds They failed, as
several Previous attempts have done "a strict
"aNs being kept over the premises
Inc Third Vermont Regiments fne bedy OF
imen-marched through our streets on Saturday
this city. Tvs JOS' -''''N "a
Rev. Dr. Norwood, Of Christ Church. vhnse
secession proclivtiss and refusal 10 nrav for the
president have been noticed In tire S,a, and Other
papers, LEFT town last week. we understood and
has not yet yet returned to bis charge
The scene in Virginia viewed from the bsI,h,,
In this vicinity, is a novel and beautiful one a.
the present time. The camps are thickly dotted
along the hill sides and on the plain below, form
ing pleasing contrast TO the dark green foliage
liz may be because the trees are being felled but
Ii looks from here as IL there were more men en-
camped along Arlington heights now than at sny
time previous to the moving Of the army week
before last. At night, the camp fires and innu-
meraole lights invest the scene with peculiar in
terest and one does not need a vivid imag inatio
to fancy he is looking towards an immense city,
stretched out for miles before him.
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pENSlON OFFICE, JUYK 9TH, 1861.
T0ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONyFpN

Il
Application having been ma e under tee &C: of
zSd june. 1860, for the reissue OF the Land War
rants described herein, which are alieged 20 nave
b5en LOST or DESTROYED, notice liz Hereby given that
at the date following the do .onPtOn of each War
rant, q new Certificate, of like tenor. will DO Ia
sued, II no wand obj seton shail then appear
NO 2I6d4, Tor 30 acres, issued under the act of
March 81, 1855, In the name OF William TAYLOR
and granted on the 18th day of Marc, l656-Au
No. 81 685, for I6a acros iesuad unIcr the act of
March, 1855, In the mare of susanna Hubbard
wiGoW Of Johl hub' ard. decreased, ald grantei
on the 18Th day Of June, lsj6.-AUCust 81, 1851,
NO S,lI6, for $50 acres, Issued under sst of 81
TO Augustus Ingram, prlvage of Captain Murray's
comP2ly, second Regiment Of TennessGe Infsn-
uy.-SeP ember 6ch, 1851
- 10 l45, Tor 10 acres issued under the act of
March, 1855, in the name of Jacob GulIck a d
granted on the Gath day OF January, I25O.-Septem-
Der q, '86l.
No. So COZ, for so cores, issued under the &C. of
SePteinbei 1859, IN the name OF Elizabeth Wells
widow Or DagIel Wells, and granted on the 2jth
day OF SePte nber, lS4.-Septem5er 20, 1861.
NO ID $40, Tor loo aGrr issued Gnder tre act of
March, 955, IN the name Of Alexander OTms and
granted on the 18th day of October, 1856 -Septem-
No II 626. for l6o acres ISSUED under the az, Of
MaToh. 1855. IN the name Of Amos Arthur and
gated on the l7th Gay of August, I857.-October
No. 60 $50, for l6) acres, under act of 1871, aud
bsariIg date May 9Th, 1859, in favor Of MicfasI
R,pp father of samuel Ropp, deceased. Tn ri In
dams No uCtsers. Mexican %ar.-UctObsr IS 1861
NO. 81 SO tJr l20 acres, issred uDder the act of
March, 1855, In the name of James Long, and
No "a 657, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
march. 1870, IN tbs name of hOmas a ner and
grated on the 81 day Cf May, l956-Osiobtr I9,
JOSEPH Fl. BARRETT,
eV-law Comm ssioner,
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Withdraw D 81 TrSsPS from Ham ptsu-One
Thousand Slaves ut the fsrtresI--Apprsach
of the Cenfederates, &c.

FoRrREss MONROE, July q Three remaining
companies Of the four regiments ordered to Wash
lngton will leave Old Point by the Baltimore
ooat. Thirty SICK 90 with them TO Washington
IA charge OF DIR. Wainwright, Of the Scott Life
IL became apparent early las, evening that the
TuliSGetates med tatsd an attack upon Hampton
Tae Troy and Max weber's resIments fouT Nns
sachuSst;s companies and the Naval Brigade, con-
s.ued our entire available force outside the walls
OF Tue Fortress. Gen. Butler determined IN ab,n-
don TIE town Ia case Of a formidable advance ana
~ CLOCK the order was given for families and
goods TO be removed within one bour
Orders were also issued 20 burn the tovrn
rather than have IL fall into the hands OF the
bands az the enemy. The General well upde,
stands that the possession Of Hampton bV the
Confederates will be of no particular import
ance. A stampede Of the colored pcpulstic,
took place, and during all last night and today
the road has been lined with refugees TO the For
trcSS, and amy wagons and carts bringing IN
goods rom Hampton. The road has presented
most Interesting and picturesque appearance
Nearly thousand contraband men women ara
children. must have come In during the last "a
hours For the present, those not eEployed in
the Fortress will be CHARTERED in aud around tn.
Seminary Building, lately headquarters Of Col
About 9, p IN, the Naval Brigade and Msssa-
thu Fortress
Max We6er's regiment came In In the morning
and W IL occupy Camp Hamilton An alarm oc-
Cured this morning, and several buildings In
hampton Were fred by our troops The Seces.
s'Onlsls VIII doubtless occupy the place to-mor-
row, unless il should be burned A fag of truce
came In from the Cnnfederates proposing 10 .X-
change Shurtiif FOR Capt jenkins
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BKAuREsARD ExrzLLIss UNION MEN FROM

bkAuREGARD ExPELLING UNION MEN rRox
VIRGINIA The Detroit (Mich.l Tribune saws.
The following original letter from Gen. n,
regard was found by Lieut. Colonel DurSslS =,
the Michigan 4th regiment, In the epemyis cs,'r
at Fairfax Court House, together with ,<ysrsS
Others
E4eadqH0rtsrs Department Of Al,,oxd,,.
Cansp PsekssS, MasaSSaS Jsncfi0n. June pa
To BrtgGdteT General NJ L. Boata,1 ra....,-
ding forces at taittaz Coart Ho1,,1 sS,. 1.s-
following named persuns In PsirfsY rona,,, ihe
siding near Accotihk district have hasn 49,
10 me as lnlmloaf TO and danperous ID or -
VIZ Alfrep Rucker, Ebin Mason. John 49,
iGs. anu Lew oe~-
"a. mf, John II. Barnes, deputy sherIRD Of Can't
are to be found.
You will please obtain secretly, reliable writi,,
tesumony proving The above charges against said
lHdlvlduais, and IL In your judgment such test
moay shall be deemed sufficient you will have
them arrested forthwith, and sent under escort or
guard to Governor William smith al w arrenton.
who has been Instructed 70 make the nv
arrangements for their safe keeping.
But should the testimony only amount 10 str,as,
suspicious OF their dangerous Character tbev no
be allowed tweaty-four hours notice Ia L., " t.
county, not To retGrn tlerein until after IT, -.
under penalty OF being arrested and lent ia go
confinement during the said period should tA.t
order be violated. >~>s
Very respectfully, your obedient ser can't
q. II. BEAUREeIIp.
Briuadier General p&,....-Se
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LOCAL NEW s.

JCTTbough TaB STAB - printed on the fEstesi
team prem In use scqth Of Baltimore, la edition
IL &C large as 20 require It TO be put to press at
.ar.y hour; Advertise 2ens, therefore, should be
sent in before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the HaIt day.
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DIED,

Or TIE 90 IN instant, CLARA SUMMERVILLE,
in the 18th year OF her age.
Fer fuu-ial vIltske place on Tuesday afternoon
at2 O'Clock from opposite st Mays Church, to
which her friends are rogue ted to attend.
ON Sunday evening. the 18th instant. PATRICK
HIGGINS native of County Cork, Ireland, but
for the last 90 years a resilient of this cItJ.
The fTients and acqu Intances are respectfully
invited TO attend his fuEeral. on t1morroW (TueS-
CSr evening, t. S0th, az 4 O'Clock from his late
residence, Third ST. east, East Capitol, Capt.
til Hil.