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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-06
TE.EGsAPHIO ITEMS.

FORTRESS MONROE, July sd-The Massachusetts, regi-
ment has been moved beyond Hampton, but didn't like
to 20.
The Massachusetts, naval brigade with battery crossed
Butler goes homo to induce Massachusetts TO furnish
regiment Of cavalry
Gag Of truce arrived from Norfolk, with Lincolns
physician, DR.. Richards, on board the boat.
WASHINGTON, July Fifty dollar treasury o.es, re-.
deemsbe 10 two years, aost in business circles.
More Federal seaa,rs are going To tho mouth Of the
Potomac.
IL s rumored that Secretary Weles has resigned, but
il Is contradicied.
Dan. S,ckles' brigade has "keraummuIsd"
Toe New York gEsress correspondent says It Il not
the purpose to give The aouthrons battle grand scale
un,l after August They have it by advancing but
Scot. makes advance towards Richmond ustil Sep
tcmbsi,
CARO-, July The troops here want money. The
three-moDths volunteers all goiog home.
LouIsruLx July 2.-Coector Cotton IL gorg TO sta
ton an agent at FRANKLIN KY the first station above the
Tennessee line to prevent the trsnsmssioa OF contra
band articiea.
CIscisYlrI, July Lewis i. Harris, President OF
the Bark Of Savannah, died here on Sunday.
LousyILLE July s-Sngls lsts % addressed to imeri-
can Letter Express Co., OF Nashville iu order 10 secure
transmission Lorthward be panied by fifteen
cents. Foreign letters mus: have in addition, foreign
postage. 1t is not necessary TO U. g., stamps or
stamped envelopes as they not recognized Editors
who have written this company fer Northern exchanges
referred e y. Y. Rarr, egent N. 0. Associated
Press, Louisville, Ky"
LITTLE Rock July 1.-The military board has issued
proclamaon IL audes to the concentration OF Federal
troops on the Northern border and calls the people
to repe the invaders For this purpose TO- 900
called for to be organized into regiments The lat rcg
ment to be raised by Cen g. N. Hill Is ordered to Or
ganizs at Benton the ID by Gen. Roane at Pine Bluff
the Sd by Hon. T. W. CAN'T At Washington; the 4h BY
Hon. H. Flanagan, at Arkadelphis the 9th by Col. G.
W. Lemoino, At Dard,nee. the Gin by Col W. (. Pat.
tisop at acksopport; the 9Th by COL T. D. GrsYson at
Harrisburg; the by Gen L W. Turner, at Yelville;
by Captain w. O. Mitchell, at Oannelton.
Elch company ia to itself with the usual weapons
OF the country aud furnish their tents and camp
equipments which will b, paid for by the State the
certificates Of the capsias.
The regiments required 70 organize with the utmost
dispatch, and be ready for Immediate service
(Signed.l p. W. DAYS
Aec'y Military Board,
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A LADY.
INTERESTING FRoM PARIS.

The Paris correspondent of the New York News, IN
der date Of the oh ulL, bAs the following statements;
Yei even this viii not interrupt the perfect understand
ing with England in reference to America. This gov
erament will, upon good and sufficient security, now Of
Tered il /. positively asserted by the Southern commits
sioners let the Confederate States have less hln
500 OOO COO Certain inmunites Of trade, certain ad
vant,Res on the Gulf Of Mexico certain corporations
in MeIieo itself and the Isthmus OF Panama will Sc
cure this and spaiu which Is growing strong in the sun
shine Of imperial favor and advice will not only abstain
from objeedon but will to all ntents and purposes aid
this movement
6ad that amongst those who sailed for New Orleans
some time ago we're large number Of old African Zou
ayes Of the French service and officers who 60 to or
gsnizs batons that and the Chasseur ARGUE prin
Ciple SO you may have chance OF seeing little Of
the wordflmed African and Crimean style dghng-the
same which rAie such impression at Magenta and
Soserino.
The Paris correspondent of the New York Times
writes:
"a Colonel Henderson Is the agent Of the rebels in
London for the purchase of His bankers, hessrs
Peabody Morgan, have, am told, already paid out
large sums Of moaey 10 manufacturers Of arms.
There remains a susl knot Of Secessioniss in Paris
Of Nhom Mr. Thos Butler King and EI Consul Beverly
Tucker are the most prominent.
Mr.. Faulkner "a travelling in England and Scotland
Sightseeing"
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The London Times takes the New Workers to task for
their inconsistency few months ago they we're all for
peace and one of heir Representatives was so strongly
Southern that be pledged himself and his constituents to
resist coercion at the point of The sword The Thurdefsr
don't understand Why he should not be permitted to De
neutral or even to sympsthse with people for whom the
New Workers so recently proitssed so much Affection
The point is strongly put but nothing can DO any COCO
with New York now. Her doom Is sealed. Her people
are stricken With Judicial blindness and her streets vi"
produce abandAnty uIurant weeds She tackled herself
on to the tail Of YAhkeedow and she must share Yam
kse fate.
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Is TIE BLOCKADE "EPFECTIvEY"-RUN BY A
SCHOONER AT SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, July lst-The schooner Adeline, Captain
Angu, Smith, has arrived at this port from Nassau, n
p, with cargo Of sugar, mossses and fruit The cap
tain states that the Adelne chased by hermaphro
dite and fun rgged brig lbockadcrs ard fred at nine
tines between Doboy and Warsaw Inlet where she put
10 unhurt. Captain Smith says Il the Lincolntes knew
their business they could have headed him of. The
nearest shot came within hundred and twenty feet
Of the schooner. The Adelne sailed into Nassau under
the Confederate fIg which gladly recognized BY the
authorities there. The u States Consul however, was
highly Indignant and wrote abusive letters Captain
Smith, warning him against leaving the port but the
British encouraged the Captain TO persevere in his iude
pendent course. Captain Smith says he such .
blockade at any time. BE has no fear Of the Lincoln
iJea
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number Of officers In the Northern army threaten TO
resign unless tie Rebels will agree
|. Not to erect any masked batteries.
Not to put any batteries anywhere without giving
three weeks notic,.
8. Not to Ore into regiments riding railway trains In
III, Rsbel States
4 Not to touch detached companies on the outposls,
without fling their intentions.
g. And not 10 put any bullets In their pups
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-06

ACCIDENTAL DrAra OF A LUsKSBURo SOLDIER. - An
unfortunate occurrence took place the 2stb June at
Laurel Hill, Beverly county, Va, causing the dests Of
very es'imabe young man, ATTACHED To the Twentieth
Regiment. There two men stationed as pckcts
some distance from camp, Of the mountains near
by one standing guard while the oher rested for while
Private Charles Harris, Of Lunenburg had Iust gone OF
duty, and instructed bis comrads, Thotoss Az place.
what to do ard 70 alloy noOae TO approach him. HAr
rs then went down the mountain for water, and on
turning IA supposed lie thought he would try the SEN
incl duty and for that purpose took of his boots aud
advanced him, keeping behind some bsshe vhep the
sentinel saeng soune oyemsnt, gave Tie order to hall
which not being obeyed, he fired, the ball passipg
pletey through bis heart, killing him Instantly Edding.
ton the sentinel and the deceased were warm personal
i.uda
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Filings at Virginia.

The Virginia correspondents of the Charleston Her
s.,y aud New Orleans Delta are INDUCING themselves
in carpiEg criticisms at Virginia. What public good
the gentlemen propose by their course, are at loss
TO conjecture Without yielding to the prOvOeA,Oa Of
making such reply the circumstances would justify.
We content Ourselves with suggesting tha. emulate
anOog the States in supplying to defeat the enemy
could not only look better but yield better results than
-rxngIng and contention.
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BEAR CkUsHKD The Petersburg Express sys that
on Sunday morning last provision train from Nor
folk was proceeding up the railroad big black bear
emerged from the DsmAl Swamp at poipt below suf.
folk aud ran up the track. Not being quito feet In
his movements the Locomotive, un overtaking,
himsel on the sids Cf the road rolled uphs eyes
snd breathed bis last He taken to SuGolk and d.
vded among the soldiers who had roy dinner on bear
meat Sunday.
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Tas4eurRops oUrAor-rhs s.auu.on Spectator

TasAcnrROrs ourRAox-Ths saunton Spectator
says:
We are panied to learn that Mr. Gamble palhoyse, Z
member Of Captain Patiicks company, af this county
has been the yic Of The most yapqas and PREACHER,
Gus outrage, committed by some Of Lnoolns soldiers
which has been recorded in all tho annals Of civil
lied warfare. Two Of Lincolns soldiers visited our
camp under g Of truce for the protested purpose Of
bringing some clothes OF his men, whom held
d prisoner. On their return. they fred on Mr. Dial.
house. whom they found alone picket duty. He wss
shot in the shdontn, Snd 10 seriously il act MORALLY
wounded. This vill.inous and treaoherous outrags
should be avenged We should bold the bearers Of
days Of truce till the devils who committed ibis outrage
should be placed 10 the possession Of oar forces 10
ceive the reward their vilanous conduct meris.
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SEVENTEEN COMPANIES in ALBENARLE.

Another infantry company, making the sixteenth
raised in Albemsrle organised fs~ days since in the
North Garden neghborhood, with the following ofce;
j. W. Williams, Captain; A. D. Smith, LIST Lieutenant;
I'd Lieut. Alex. Pollock; Sd Lieut.. T. E. Woodson.
Capt j. B. Msgruder has also been raising 4 company,
and has some forty odd men. Whether the complement
made up or not he will leave with these In few days
to join Gen. Wise. and complete MS company there.
Counting this last. Albemire has seventeen compa-
MES numbering 1900 men.-Reviep.
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BAYoysr cs TUE DousLE BARRKL SHor arr. - Our
friend, Mr.. Geo. &. Kng, has sooWn "a abiYonet at
tached double barrel shot gun, which seems to
supply deficiency which has heretofore existed in tho
COMMON shot gun as weapon for warfare. The bsyo-
net 6ed as to 10 ss1ure vhen Ised and ntsrferes
in no way in drawing the ramrod We understand that
he has other modes Of attaching the bsyone to the
gun bus he intends applying for patent for each Of
Them, we will not attempt description, but merely
mark that the bsyonet with the whole attachment is
made Of the bcss cas-. steel-Tal!ahassss Foridian
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-06

y QvIR EIGHT HUNDRED KILLED At TIE BATTLE or
mating from an ocer Of the Federal army ct Old Point,
hat over eight hundred Of the FEDERAL soldiers were
killed at that bats including those that have since died
from wounds received there This does not include the
wounded WHO still living. and WHO all the hospital
Old Point-Poris. Transcript, IS
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Morn SKrRNisnIsd.-A skirmsh fight took place on
Monday morning last below Fairfax O. B., between 80
Of troops who Tor the time being had formed them
selves into foot guerrilla and about 10 OF the enemy
in which eight Of tho enemy knosn 10 have been
killed Oily one man was Lost on our aida. Mr.. John
Randolph, Of Cap. Ohas Randolph Of this county,
was second in command Of one Of the Warren
ton Flag.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-06

Ths Northern papers continue to complain Of tie
Washington authorities for appointing politicians to
;,ssor,,nt commands in the army. ate New York
Times Washington correspondent thus chronicles AnOIb
er OF these appointments
among the recent manufactures OF military heroes
out of plain and peacsabis eizsns is that Of Brig Ger.
Cumuings Of Philadelphia understand tina, this gen
tsuan WAS a. one time merchant and htterly editor
of the Philadelphia Bss,;a; but unable TO learn in
which OF these martial pursuits he learned tbs art Of
ssr. Perhaps some Of his friends can explain"
That viii be explained on the battlefield, when he
lead, he brave PenDsylsaniAns to the charge
All these appointments Of politicians to high military
pos, show that the war Is looked upon at the North
a big lob The Government Is TO be fseosd, snd all
hands are scranblng for share OF the spoil The yul
lures iuhe shape Of contractors who hover around and
prev upon al armies excited the envy of the politician
and te I.st claim their share Of the sPOs in the form
of commands. and the Government allows their elaims
The commands Of armies distributed to hvorites
aad Butler, Pierce Schenek Banks Dix Cummings &
receive huge salaries for leading their gallant forces to
Tia ,lauRh,er This looks Ike blessing OF Providence
on the Southern cause It asia for good in tive
fold manner; il wastes the ensRys resources and
Poses dis forces to defeat and capture We heps our
c.o...l, iii nroRt nv tha aavnntaza
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Mr., CRITTENDEN'S POSITION.

Considerable speculation is lsi being iadulged
In both by the Northern press cad their Washington
correspondence regarding Mr. Crittendens position in
the approaching Congress-. From late letter TO the
New York Post We make the annexed extract
Mr.. Crittenden, OF Kentucky, has very many warm
friends in this city, but his speech at Lexington last
week has mortified and sngsred them. The speech gives
very decided indication tina. Crittenden viii follow the
disgrscef path of Bill He is against the war for
promise and II the latter il found impossible is for Ken
lucky The fact that OF Mr.. crtendens j. fight
ing the battles of rebellion may somewhat Affect bis pa
trotism-cer;ainly be has materially changed his posi-
ton within month. Some trouble Is expected from his
presence in the House Of Representatives Hegves cut
that he will not vote dosr for the until his last
winters compromise be adopted and he unquestionaby
means TO raise the cry of compromise IN Congress
He will find but handful OF supporters but such is bis
postior sore the country and especially In Congress-
that il "a demands bearing it viii be accorded to him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-06

TIE French CoSsuLArE-A DE- BsLLIsHY, French
Con,u at Charleston has received notice of recall and
will be succeeded BY n. DURAxD Dr. ST. ANDRE Who ar
rived &c New York in the Africa. from Liverpool
some very interesting questions may arise concerning
the EIeqaatur Of the incoming Copsul-CAarle,tos
Courier.
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WIsyELD sCorr.-A correspondent writing from Din.
widde county, where Old Fuss and Feathers was born,
ssys the General was chrstened "WISeYILD" and not
WnrIELD. He has himself dropped the "g." says our
correspondent and wishes TO know the rssson Why We
are unable to give the information desired by our cor
respondent Petersburg Erpras. 'lt
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From the War.

The work grows serious The Intelligence from Gsn1
JOhnsOus column, received yesterday. though vague, i
highly exciting. According to the reports which
reliable, he bad rePulsed The enemy three times ard
driven them back AArtnsburg, and preparing
assault them in that place Thursday evening.
In the fights that took place, the eney had lost be-
tween tso and three hundred and cur loss only
II would seem that Johnston, sppreheadng that Pat
tsrson might attempt to retreat threw body between
him and the river thereby forcing aim to sight, and ul
mAiely falling back Aarns5urg Passengers by the
cars Yesterday spoke very confidently Of JohnstOH's
having TIE enemy IN his power.
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It gives US pleasure to announce that the Rev. r. H.
Wilmer has resigned the charge Of the church in Pha-
depha, of which be was late the distinguished rector
and returns to Virginia the duties and rights
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MOTT ICE.

OWNERS OF transferable stock Of As Is oocO ofns
~ Confederate Slater .gs by se &C. Ct ash February,
1851, whose nt<fs jibs al l hnops hereby nointd
that ID, paced 10 hands or s VI the
ftfest due ssoa I proxno. and calling At The Tresur
s Office that subsequent day. such creditors uD
eevs the amount due them. O. uLxQEk
je1o-d9s Treasurer CsnjeJeraie aat<A
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SorE TO rae EDITOR.

Holly Spriags, Mss, JHly lst, 1861.
send you a copy of letter written by Lady CT
Holly Springs, Miss Gen. Scott The writer is ra-
tive Of the State Of yrginia-aRmaed by Eirginians
love for her State Ii you think it worthy of it. please
publsh it.-ResPsetlully Ia
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OFFICE r. AP RAILROAD CO.,
kicaaosD v. July a ISL
THIS COMPANY rs PssPAsf D TO IssU,

nNHIN COMPANY Is PHfPAHFD TO ItHUk
i BONDS referred 70 In The resolution 10 "a ~
exchange COUPON BONDS how outsta aiding ~
"Resolced President snd Tessurer Of his psny
be authcxed 70 BEGIeTsRED BONDS
this Company eussndng TO such persons ny
desire such tIshapge and hereby expressly u7ds
agreed the ksgstsrsd BSrds 80 usd kA be
cured Men heretofore given p :eedre the said oospon
bonds aud hat lien Adam ny be In Afeie1
pafsd 81 ah stchsoss Bonds Il shall be the dcy Of the
bAro Coupon Bonds received exchange cancelled
before The Of bsains The said Iesie Boeds"
vain " w, YARkln0TUN, Treasurer.
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IA 4 snAa spark Bshla a,me. would such an act
by the arbitrary Of power be follow
ed BY storm which the designers have probably little
contemplated
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Garibsldis daughter was married, Nay 20, To Major
Canzo, In Girbsds plain farm house at Caprera The
happy pair sailed for Geneva the next day, and on sd
ing the bride vas crownsd with flowers By the yeung
RiFh of thu citv tlai -.t SO -.
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PROMOTED. = Capt Chss. B. Tebbs, of the Loudor.
Guard has been appointed BY the Governor Lieut. Col
ensl Of the 9Th gmsnt Vfgnia Volunteers, now sts.
toned q Lesshufg,
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HOUsE WANTED.

A MODERATELY nzaD HOUSE, VIA lie ssS-rs Improve
fecs 1T AUsT BY IbssGEb suitable Tor nns Oeou-
psncy Of psmas o. the Cabinet
spsv. siA ytss Of Kent per aaAuu, TO JONES at the
VA Oepsrnsnt Iy0-A
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To De CALrD FoE-A letter received at the post
Office in Washington, on the l4.h ut addressed as fol-
lows:
"For Hon. Jefferson Davis. President Of the Confedc
rate SA.s-cae Of General Scott that good old soldier
Who requested 10 retain Il until General Davis calls for
Il u psuon-na
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KAa Rnroas mi rae eourH.

Asueossslon Of exciting rumors have reached our ey
Large sccesons are being made to the Dccn forces on
Pensacos Thousands Of troops are said 70 be .noing
en- Santa Rosa Island, and Runbosts are being hauled
oyer the bar inc the bay Gov Moore has been called
% for and has cent TO Mobile, large quantity oil arms:
Iuppossd that the Linoolui:es ntend TO pass round
Bragg and attack Pensacola or MobiIs.-kontgons'y
Aaiief Monday evening.
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Greenhisr (ays the Ers) has eight nine companies
lalsAe asld, md hs appropriated f,aooq '
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Olrr. WARp, OF rnE PasrnOas-The Fredsriekssurg

Carr WARD, OF rHE FREkBoRs.-The Frederiekssurg
Herald says:
at is believed tina. Capt. Ward received bis retrbu
ton at the hands Of Mr.. James Sthreshy, Of Stafford.
but a member Of Capt. Goudin's CsrJhne Company,
which Is stat, ned at the Point Young Shreshly
armed with Sharps's rife, and little TO
the FSss5orn, than the main body Of soldiers he took
deliberate sim and though the distance Is estimated at
between 400 and 700 yards sLoWa that the aim
wee fatal. ~
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Tns Un1rrnp s1Arrs MIsIsrrs u Lorpon.-Nr. q. I

tbs Us1rnD sTArIs MINISTER lii LosDos-Hr O. /.
Wilson, Mr.. Francis Adams 9ecse'Asy Of Legation,
writes - follows to tho Chicago Journal Of our Min.
liter:
0ne Of bis first acs was to change the name of the
legation to the original title and now have here the
"United States Minister instead Of the "Ame Min.
iser" il was in the days Of BUCHANAN and pahAs.
Nc Adams has sso restored the court dress of the esr
ier times in place Of the undertskers short clothes
worn by his predecessors
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THE WAR IN NlSSQURI-THE PROGRESS OF
EVENTS AS REPORTED FROM TUE ENEMYS


dispatches 70 me Assochted Frees.
ST. LOUIS, juno 29!h.-The Columbia mo Statesman
announces the authority Of gentleman from New
county that there 600 stands OF arms and six
or seEea tbo.sond troofs at Merysvile, Arkansas
w. B. Stark, superintendent c! the public schools, j.
". Houghton, superintendent Board Public WORKS and
VIM. Z. Danscomoe, Clerk Of the Supreme Court, took
the oath of allegiance to the United States at Jefferson
City. 10 day.
ST. Lous, June s0-Nine men ten kegs Of POWDER and
a small quantity OF captured by company Of
Federal troops Chilcothe. the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad eight before last These medtated
hs destruction Of the railroad bridge in the vicinity but
their design rusraed They are now held prisoners
liable information from Springfield says the Third
Regiment Col Siegel, and part Of the Fifth Regiment
Col Solomon, reached there Sunday last and Colonel
Browns Regiment, from the Reserve Corps and bat
TALON Of the Filth Regiment, would arrive the day
Sieges Regiment started West to cut of Jackson Who
was heard from at Stockton, with 1000 men, only
partially armed IL is understood that the Kansas Reg
ment has guarded all the outlets from Missouri and
,nsas and the Indian Territory which with Siegsls
outposs West from Springfield. will entirely hem icL-
son In and doubtless result in the capture Of his whole
force.
j. p Knott the Attorney General of Missouri, !, now
in prison at the Arsenal.
The Democrats correspondence ssys that the Union
Home Guards at the battle at Cole Camp on the is:b
inst, lost 20 killed and wounded and % were taken
pti.6ncrs. The prisopers we're taken TO Warsaw and
liberated on taking oath not to bear against the
Southern Conf,deracy. The Upon force 800. aud
the Seccss ousts had 100 mounted men and 900 nfan
try. The secession loss s reported at 49,
IspEPEspFsor, No, Jaly IL. Is reported that the
State troops 900 in NUMBER have crossed the Maras
de Cygoea 100 mies south Of this place, and intend
makirg a stand.
The Federal forces $500 or 5000 in number, were 20
miles in their rear, waiting for reiniorcemenis.
DEPARruRE OF TRooPA-Two more fine looking com.
4 nHa n n
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! PLANTATION TO LEASE0R RENT

VNlL The War TERMINATES, ARrER WHICH 1T WILL Ri
fsr sale The tracs contains q oo ihopssnd -
person wishing TO Le.ss " hsn, rwp furnish TEN Vial
oosn on & pae thy re'nirg me he same 9uasuy o. Corn
Al tie a.piraiton OF the lease or rent
its laid PLANTATION Morton Depot sesheru RsA
Road, hsshsppL T. ylyIoN,
10 a-qm q n Road.
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DIVIDEND.

Ht Presdsut and Dreo Of s Bank y rbgs have d,
dividend I'D three quarter. per for The
sx mosts psE4tls On the S ins desucon q
ger the leaving 80 per able
% ste Stockholders, Tor 81 a. per Ihsre
h{-i0i waB TAYLOR, Cash.