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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-22

The TDeRfy- Second NJ Fsbruarp --rb.,.tr,h
day Of the immortal founder of American ,th.
erty has been presented TO us once again NV
father Time In his annual revolution What
ever may be the destiny of the proud fabric
which George Washington helped 10 r~;.r his
own name will live forever In the grateful
recollections of all genera atoms capabie of ap-
preciating true manhood, and the grandes, eff
iorts in behalf OF human liberty recorded on
the pages OF history. Virginians. native and
ADOPTED, Will to-day, no matter what NAV be
the state of the country, derive proud satisfac-
non IN the thought that they live In the land
the sage.
Inc day will be appropriately observed by
Il nearly unanimons cessation Of business pur-
suits, and the usual military parade by our
c,tizeh soidiery. At 2 o'clock this morning
tue spirit stirring drum and ear splitting fife
VIII cnaiienge our admiration for the aYuunc
tTuard," Capt. Geo. j. Austin: an hour
,ater, ana the martial tones Of the Armory
oahu VIII summon us to view Cant DIM
mock well-drilled corps and at O'Clock p.
W. citZens and strangers will have the pleas
nre OF seeing the gallant LIST Regiment i'm all
the pomp and circumstance attendant on
an occasion of the kind.
r. S.-from the great annoyance hereto
tore experienced, it is the earnest desire of the
Colonel that the crowd will not press upon
the Regiment while on the Square Upon re-
ference TO the Militia Law, we find a y.rv
rigid provision on the subject aud II in the
determination that IL shan n rforced
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Sent to Jnit.--August Friend was arraigned
before the Recorder yesterday, for threatening
70 terminate the mortal existence of David
Schonfieid and III. l.. Wigand. On the first
allegation he was committed in default Of 500
bail, and on the last was acq uitted.
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Whedt.-Though the season has been an un-
usually hard one for wheat, we learn that
that cereal looks very fine in all the region
bordering on this city. There is some danger
to be apprehended from the fact that il is TOO
forward, it being thereby rendered more liable
10 the attacks of the fly, its great enemy.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

80 DIR. GEO. w. BRIGGS offers his
80 Professional services to the citizens oil
Richmond and vicinity.
OFFICE next door to ED. EAcHo's, on I4th street
between Main and Franklin.
kEsIDEScE-27th and Broad SITS, Church Hill.
ia 29-SIn
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Fairfax ya) County Cohrt has appro-
priated ~, ,2Ou 70 arm two volunteer eompa-
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nlSSOLUTION.-rheb business h erei ofore car
~ ried on by FAHERTY. WALSH & Co. was
d,ssssYed ID on she lsf q aIssry 'g by the with
the concern will be closed hy either of the part
ners, TO whom all person, that are indebted will
please come forward and settle without delay aed
all persons having CLAIM against the viii
present them Tor settlement. -
The business heretofore carried on by
FAnEErr, WALSH & Co., viii be continued y,
the subscribers, under the style Of FAiIERTY /
WALSH, at the old stand Of faherty, Walsh &
BLACKSMITH line. aud REPAlRiEG SHAN
BOAT ENGINES, &c., will be ankfulIy receiv-
ed, !. aud promptly ATTENDED ,f.perv z, w,,.u
A CARD haye this day led v IN me
"a ~ In nptsp he PEopgcE CoMMMissloS M BUSINESS,
connly ana late Of Chesterfield, undsr the s.yis
and firm of HICKS ANDERSON:
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1854.
Messrs. Hicks & Anderson would respect
fully tender their thanks the friends Of tue old
continuance to the arm: With ample means
with the planters of Virginia and North Caroliuas
Eg uihce No. Shockoe Slip fes-im
nisSOLUfION OF co O-PAkTNERsHIP.
the ais, January. isai, by the Withdrawal OF D. c..
kASpoLrH, who has moved TO the county Thay
pstronags bestowed on Them By thsr M 'a vsry snd
friends. Either partner Is aalhorizsd Le close lac
business. ID. CCUPLAND Ran H.
MANN PAGE.
Nosice.-in,ending to continue the coMNis-
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully ASK q con.
tnaance of the patronage bestow ed ON the lats
tenion. to merit the same ay eH aueis, B. W 9. sAs AZ
poLpH, who will probably be here ofteR for the
February i, ISL Ife Ell inl In NAM Pass
JERvis, COUGH CANDY !. purely ysseia-
nese, Group and Irritation ofthe throat aud lungs
Ffs e isl' Is by ". PkTsKs9E iss N.is ;,;s::,
II Honey, Of superior qualify, suitable for Hotel
ans Isfsssf ssa blsysg sy
" SUPPLIES OF Extra Early, Early May. large and
Dwarf Marrowfat Peas Snap beans; also, our
aisi iohssTSs 81 sFesa s,9Sn 4
T,IsH.-i,ooe bbl.. FISH comprising Cut Her
u riugs. Gross do, Roe DO, Potomac do. Ala
wives, Nos. l, and Maekerel, shsd, Saimcn
ws's IS f'A-in store and for pIssyyoRp ssIs *
CWEEr OLIVE have now in store supply
y Of sweet on suitable fer tebasceaisss, end Tor
sale ss the sslifoo vi sss prsss,.
20 % d. .sealds' 10 ssrs. ssaDtas; a. l.; hsas l. as;
s per ''aamss dnsHS M HnSersn III
CUPERlOR CLOvEK SEED.-ias bushels
fas IkwIs ' wksn isialsnS SaEs HI ,s.s g. swSxpr.
nATS AND POrATOES.--A e. rSo 81 EssserS
~ shofe oals and Peach Blow foiasoes d4ilyex-
Sis'is e % afrss and Tor sale ssR,pepoRp II CO.
pARAlFiNE CANDLEs.- -Neueeie's Patent
I fAr.aiae Csndise.-wAErsased y ssssst All ell
ns.;;I-'' isa '-.'' tor .'ls & So. j. davenport.
SAFEyY FUsE-H yds.aIIs Jg@sss. f.sssf:
= OH, While Crease. 6roand alnm sail, CYsivs
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Fayette Artiitery.-This "ancient and hon.
orabIe' artillery company will, we under
stand, to-day give nnmis takeabie evidence OF
that vitality which has ever characterized IL,
II has always fallen TO the lot Of the company
to do all the hard work of the volunteer sol
dier, In the way of firing saiates, Ac., and
they will again, Ut dayoreak this morning,
welcome 10 Washington's birthday with tho
thunder Of their rusty hela- pieces The cor.
pany, In the absence of Capt CAbeli, win Be
in charge Of Lieut.. M. y, Macon. Each Of ths
cannon ara 70 be drawn hy four horses. !. And
the battery will no doubt be fully mnnneei,
ana present fine appoaranee Al . o'cI0ck,
the Arthiery musters with tho Let Regiment.
y.dgs Lyens tewrf. -This tribunsl viii sit
to.oay. Wednesday. David Muldoon wNs
tried for = felonious assault On hav. Coaner.
and acquitted, Yesterday, Charles Reuaenstr
was tried tor stesling mpwArsis 81 one hunered
doalars from AHNser y tloadeapQfer, yeeiANs
rant keeprrs. near the Hocdnu MArket apa
was found guilty And seatereed tOtwo years.
sEass y 3. y ssssne sss Is Z q s
Coslstens Tor feressys Was ecmnsneed.
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Mrs. GOV. Morgan, In going 10 party ut
Erastus Coruingss house, the other evening,
lost y bysastpin valued at VI 300.
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- PRESTON oUaRI,Es- YoT

PRESTON M. 0UARLES, NOTARY
Na PUBLIC FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND d
AND COUNTY OF HENRlCo.-As Notary, win
take depositions and acknow edgments, adninis-
ter and certify oaths, and perform whatever other
duties pertain to the office Of Notary. will also
attend to the ADJUSTMENT and COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS, WRITING DEEDS, CONTRACTS, &c.
Ne Office, Basement of State Court House.
27-Jm
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G. W. Ii. TYLER,
0cfce Marshall, bctoeen Sirth and Seventh Strects
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Me-
GR0ES, and act as GENERAL AGENT. He re-
turns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him for three years past. Sc 3-6m
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RS LAWRENCE $. MARYE,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices In the Courts OF the city of Richmond
and the counties Of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He is also Notary Public and Commissi of
the United states Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr. CHAsrAIx WRITE
and himself being dissolved his ofice IL now ON
iIth St, just below Goddin' Hall. fe i3-iy
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TlAY RUM-aif Superior quality, jast received
ID and for sale by w. PETkHSdN u Co.,
jale lsS Main stSssts
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TOUR OF MIR. LINCOLN.

The arrival of Mr.. Lincoln in New York, on
Tuesday, has been published. From a Win
dow of the Astor House he made the follow
inc speech.
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1,ur STATE CONVENTION
EIGH HT II ID A Y .

TUESDAY, Feb. Il, 1861.
49,, Convention was called TO order by the
=, i..fprsT. al the usual hour.
,,[ayer by the Rev. GEo. " N"thEr. OF the
,i,urih
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nlSSOLUTION.-Theb BUSH ness h eret ofore car
~ ried ON by FAHERTY. WALSH & Co, was
dissolved on the lst of January ls1l, by the with
drawal OF SANrEL w. SKISSER. The business Of
the concern will be closed hy either OF the part
ners, to whom all person, that are indebted will
please forward and set lie without delay. acd
all persons having ella inns against the will
present them Tor settlement.
FEB. Is, lstl. SAMUEL w. SKINNER
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A CARD.-l nave this day associated an me
N In the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS
Dg. PETER II. ANDERSON, formerly OF Amelia
comfy, and late of Chesterfield, under the style
and firm of HICKS ANDERSON.
RAMiJ. II HICEs
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The business heretofore carried o,

FanERTr, WALSH & Co., will be continued Is,
The subscribers, under the style Of FAHERTY
WALSH, at the old stand Of Faherty, Walsh
Co. in Rockets, here all orders Tor work in tue
BLACKSMITH line, and REPAIRING efEAAl-
BOAT ENGINES, &c., will be hankfully receiv-
ed, aud promptly attended TO,
fe ls-6t% FAHERTY q WALSH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28

Every hour that we delay the blow upon
treason strengthens the good cause, and
weakens the bad one. In spite of reverses
we are to-day stronger than ever. We
have been brushed by misfortune, just as
astronomers say, the comet brushed the
earth with its TAIL and yet We are none the
worse for it. As Mr.. Holmes says, ave
have been brushed lightly by mishap, as we
ought to have been, as we ought to have
prayed to be, no doubt, if we had known
what was good for us yet at this very
moment we stand stronger, more hopeful,
more united than ever before in our his
tory "Oye of little faith, fear not we
see the beginning of the end, and that end
will be complete victory over all our foes
and the restoration of the Republic.
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Post once Matters.
PosT OFFICE,

Evansville, Ind, Sept. "a
A Periodical Stand has been opened in
the Post Office Lobby, by Messrs. McFerson
Brothers, at " hich, Observation-Disclosures peri
odicals, cigars, tobacco, stationery, and the
attest papers from all parts of the country,
with and without wrappers-the proprie-
tors will sell postage stamps and slammed
e7Uetopes for the greater convenience of the
public and this Office. Persons wishing
stamps and stamped envelopes will there
fore apply at the Periodical Stand in the
P.O. Lobby. ~ a
+. The Post Office hours viz, from IA. M. 10
u p. M--are believed to give plenty of
time for the public convenience. There
fore, for the purpose of having the time
necessary for correctly dispafching the Rail-
road mail, the delivery will be closed
while this Iaail is being made mp, from a
hait-hour to an hour, according to the size
OF the mail and the time necessary to prop
erly make it up. The delivery will also be
closed as usual for an hour after the arrival
of the Railroad mail, for the purpose of
opening the same. Our aim is to give the
public as much time to do business with the
Office as possible consistent with the correct
handling of the mails.
Notwithstanding the ample notice given
through the papers and the fact that we
have had the DeYsS tamDs and stamped en-
velopes for exchange or sale for over a
month persons ere still dropping letters for
mailing and-deligery here, and newspapers
into this office, with the old style of stamps
on This is to notify all concerned that all
, such letters for mailing have been sent to
the Dead Letter Office and will continue to
he Every week from twenty to thirty
such go there attempted to be prepaid with
old style stamps Persons mailing letters
cannot be too careful to put GA new stamps,
as the Old ones haze lost their value and
VIII not prepay postage from this place.
On this point our orders are imperative.
JAMES II. McNEELY, Postmaster.
Sept 25l wd<w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-28

Col. HAWKINS DEMONSTRATIONS compa-
MES of Col. Hawkins Kentucky Regiment
arrived Wednesday night from Owensboro
on the Government steamer W. IT. B. and
took up their quarters on O'Rney's wharf
boat Our citizens had prepared a bountifill
supply for the boys, and they were hungry
enough to fully. appreciate the Kindness
One of the boys called the attention Of
of his comrades to the difference between
this place and 0wensboro remarking
that " at Greensboro, they were in constant
fear of being shot with bullets, while in
Evansville, so soon as they landed they
were shot with bread and butter and scald-
ed with coffee Thursday morning, one
company were the guests of Capt. Swindeu,
at the Sherwood House They acknowI-
edged the compliment after breakfast by
giving " three cheers for the Sherwood
House and the inequalities of Indiana.
This regiment is composed of Kentuck-
ians who have left their homes and come
hither to equip themselves in defence of
their native State. They are now encamped
in tents near the Bodiam Mincs,.and have
received their arms. They will be uniform
ed and fully equipped before leaving the
city, and when among their native hills on
Green river, viii do yeomap service for the
Union, and will drive back the invaders /
from the Green river section.
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THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The October
number of the Atlantic contains several
articles upon the war, which for originality
and ability have not been surpassed by any
papers upon that subject which have come
under our observation. Messrs. Lowell,
Holmes, Winthrop, Curtis, Parsons. and
other distinguished writers have contrib
uted to make the October number Of this
excellent magazine equal to any Of lis pre-
deeessors. The high literary position of
the Atlantic viii be maintained, while the
introduction of articles upon the war and
It's surroundings, will give increased fresh
ness, variety and Importance to its pages.
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8 PRIzE.-The "gun boat" Gillum,
commanded by Captain Scott, who though
not encumbered by uniform, Is valiant
soldier in the cause of the Union CAME in.
Thursday with prize. 1t will be remem-
bered that the Gillum left Evansville on
"secret service last Wednesday and it
now transpiress that her destination was.
HawesTille. She arrived at the latter
place near midnight Wednesday, and at
once ran alongside the steamer Storm, cut
her lines and brought her off No one was
on board but the Captain who had nothing
to say. Several shots were fired from the
shore, but they were unheeded and the
Gillum brought off her prize in safety
The Storm is powerful coal tug, of no
very great value, but she viii be of service
to the government, as she is very fast and
short enough to go through the Green Riv-
er locks if her services are needed in that
direction She belonged-it is said-to a
secessionist in Memphis and is confscated
under the late act of Congress.
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the PDbl,c

We desire to call your attention to the
fact, that the above house has recently been
enlarged,' thoroughly repaired, and newly
furnished in very superior style and that
we are now prepared, and will use every
exertion to accommodate our guests, in a
most excellent manner. We most earnest
ly solicit your patronage and influence,
If BoRCoURr & PiLLsBURY
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RGrThanks to Mr.. JAS. FERRY, for late
papers from the North and East.
oIfy Guards, Aftentio,, I,

= You are hereby notified to appear at you
Armory (Klusman Block on this, Saturday
evening, at y o'clock. Every member
expected to be present, as business of i'm
-portance will be brought before the meer-
ing. by order WM. A. GWYN,
JAS. K. PATTERsoN, G. c. Captain.
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NATIONALLOAN-

Pursuant to Instructions from the Secretary o
the Treasury. book will be opened on the Odd day
of September, (inst-) at the Evansville Branch
Bank, for subscriptions under my superutendence
for Treasury Notes, TO be issued under the act OF
July " 1861 These notes viii be ISSUED In sums of
fifty dol airs, one hundred dollars i've hundred
dollars, one thousand dollars, and five thousand
dollars each dated l9th ugust 1891 payable three
wears after date 10 TIE order Of the enbscrber or
az directed, aud bearing interest at tho rate Of
z $40 per cent per aunuin, payable s6mi-annuaI-
" such interest being at the rate of cents for
each day on every hundred dollar. FOR tho con-
venienee OF the holder, each note viii have cou-
pons attached, eN pressing the several amounts of
semi-hunua intsrest, which eodpons may be de-
tached aud presented ior paymt nt separately from
the notes
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will he
received during fifteen days from the day of open
ing the books Aforesaid. No subscription for
less than fifty dollars for any fraction Of that
sum, can be received. Subscriptions of nitv dol.
lars or one hundred dollars must De- paid in lawful
coin OF the IN ted states az the time Of subsor-
biug Subscriptions Of more than one hundred
dollars may be paid MT or, in preferred one
tenth at the time Of suhsCribiuRs and third Of
the whole mount on every twentieth duv thsreaf
ter until the whole shall be paid. no payment OF
less than hitydOllars can DO accepted, that being
issued.
Certificates viii DO grin 'ed "a duplicate 10 sub
scribers lor the amounts paid, The original Of
which tho subscriber VII ifNnaluii hy mail TO the
Secretary Of the Treasury, when Treasury Notes.
as aforesaid, viii be issued le.eon to such subscr-
Der or his ORDER carrying interest al expressed fo
such certificate but in eases where opIV "a mart I'd
the an0unt Subscribed is paid az the time of sub
scrbHg, Treasury Notes viii be Issued only FOR tho
payments made subsequently 10 the first, which
will remain until The whole amount subscriteI IN
such person shall be paid, when Treasury Notes
viii DO issued for such FIRST payment also ON
payment OF each deferred instalmeut, she Bubscrf-
Der will pay, In addition thereto, q sum eguai 10
The interest accrued thereon from the fgff August
10 the date Of payment and on final payment iiso
interest on tho amount paid on subscription, which
payments Of interest will DO reimbursed 10 tao
ubscriber in the payment Of the first coupon
Tho Treasury Notes issued upon such certtHcates
~ the Treasury will be 20 tho subscribers Nv
nail, or such other mode may be Indicated Is
hem, whom they transmit tleir original cnrtfd-
ates. Tue duplicate certificates may be retdined
y them for their own security
SAAI'L BAYARD, Cashier,
beplb-dlWEWZt Subscription Agent.
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Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting sof the citizens of Ev-
ansviile will be held at the Court House,
this evening at seven O'Clock, to take into
consideration the organization of the MILF
tia and to take such other steps as the oc-
casion demands for the better protection OF
the city. .An areginvited to attend.
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WELL TRIED oORPoRAT,oN

In The equitable adjustment anil pronDt Cash re-
spolse to losses, ae PHOENIX stands pre- e,,lisa
at me head Of s profession; aViie as erfeas5Ue pra
eat daa JstcGss business system Of local agencies is
not eccted ty any similar corporation IA tie auorId
Iasurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Cooperation, at fair rates By
j. Wv. EEXSEN, Resident Agent.
sepZS No. First street, up stairs.
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"A Card.

The American House, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, Water street, corner of
Sycamore, Evansville, Ind, j. J. PILLS
BuRY, formerly of steamboat Masonic Gem,
and W. W. BorcoURr, formerly of City Ho-
tel, Proprietors
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riosity many Of the visitors having never
seen anything of the kind before It was
to them an object of dread as well as Gu
riosity and more confidence appeared to be
manifested il its ability to defend them and
their property than in several companies of
soldiers.
4 large cornfeld which lined one side Of
the encampment was pronounced dangerous
by the officers, as an enemy might approach
our lines without being discovered and
thus make an attack upon US suddenly,
throw us into confusion and drive US from
our position. The cornfeld. was doomed.
The boys sharpened the saber bayonets
belonging to their Enfield rifles, and cleared
five acres of standing corn with a rapidly
that was astonishing.
By the time this was accomplished, the
rumors gathered thick and fast of a night
attack. We felt sure old Gen. D. NJ. White
was marching upon us with q force of four
or five hundred men, and, the Lord only
knew how many pieces Of artillery. Re-
treat was impracticable, and if fighting had
to be done at odds we preferred fighting
under cover. So Immediately after supper
Selling their picks and shovels the Hoosiers
set to work and by IL o'clock bad thrown
up heavy breastwork about one hundred
and fifty yards in length, with ditch on
the outside of the same length and from
nine to twelve feet in width and six or
eight in depth. This accomplished they
felt comparatively safe. As some of them
pressed it, with a good rest, such as the
embankment afforded they could make
every shot tell
In order to give variety to their usual
fare, the boys occasionally went foraging.
In one of their expeditions party came
across persimmon tree. The tempting
appearance of the fruit at once arrested
their attention, and they determined on APP
propriating it. Their joy at finding tree
full of Kentucky plums was great We need
hardly add, to those who have tasted green
persimmons, that the party was unable to
do aught but whistle for .sore time after
wards. Their mouths were considerably
puckered. Some of them, no doubt,
thought they were " pizened."
/ One. Wednesday evening the Matte
Cook arrived with a company Of soldiers
under Col. Cruft, and another squad o.
the Union artillery with gun on board
The boat was on It's way to Rumsey to take
the Rumsey Guards home. 1t was antiei-
pated that she might be attacked, on hel
way up by the inevitable General D. NJ
White Captain Cochran took charge o
the gun, and ourself and one other -ex.
changed places with a couple who came u
on the boat and thus participated in the ex.
petition. But Of this we viii speak again
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~ The vanderbuFgh Greys- win neel

~ The YanderbuFgh Gregs win meet
at Mozart Hall on Saturday evening. All
members are requested to be present. Those
willing to join an efficient company have
POW an Opportunity, as the, company has
secured the best Mimic guns and accautre-
ments. Uniforms will be furnished. The
rolls are open at Mozart Hall, and at Mr..
Rosencrans', on Second street, near Main.