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INSURANCE.
HAG ER & Nc Z E E Il

THE undersigned. having had sseo.
Il cisred With hin kr. W. n xcKsss, tic trdness
of the Irsursoc~ Agsn<iss, hsrs.sfcre oorcrced ~
hirs will hereafter Be conducted IN the nsr,e of Hs-
ger McKesn.
Appneslious for crss-eisss Insurance. made 70 s!-
ihu Of the hrn. vii receive prompt attention.
prs,d~ino J. r. HA6EZ
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CLOTHING.


SAML MACH has removed his
~ Clothing Store % " . wsb,.h street. ere
toor q fasI. Ripley CO.. store. where he vii
- si-1 20 see his old friends sal many ne~ ere.
nay favor him with call
He hs a full stock 4 ch.c> Coth;ns
spf3dfvvu
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- We are. A. usual. indebted - the
American Express Company, Tor Eastern
papers IL sdtafs..e of the mails.
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~ Mr David Raney. OF Darwin. III.
nois. has our thanks for copies Of late Mem
phis papers
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A Great ncdieinc for Fem.ie..

Y
Hundreds u stirnciais have bssn inverted and ses<
Pa-Porting 70 be rpene in the various diseases az
arrangements 70 which the celics;e foSl q woman
render Der subject Tic result of al these .simulsns
has osen 70 .nPsrt 'so-'entary acstrify % ther~-
e0.s syse, Anc false visor the r-.sc.es but this
relief has been succeeded b, depression aid prosra-
ton greater than before; and the repeated attempts a
invsds 10 build themselves up BY thes< rsiss rs--
dse, hsvs finally ended In destroying what sr.e VI
tai organisation wss left But n using 'g.s-Asesr.
Ho'la1d bia>rs," you ~ill find 10 such disas.rv.s
results IL is purely vegetable opmpcusd. prepares
on strictly scientific principles. after the Insnzer q
the celebrated Holland Profes-c<. B1rhsve. Up4ss
:is Influence er~sS Derve and Muscle receives ss-
strength and sisr. appetite and Ss~~p r~ssrn and C.
nsily, PERFECT hesfh See advertisement IN aaotAss
column rp.sa~l-
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votrSrrrxs w.Srrp--The recruits Of the
sullivan County Volunteers are ordered 10
indianapolis by Tuesday evening. A few
mere men are wanted those wishing TO enlisi
.ill meet me az the ofhce Of The Stars and
.ssrspes IN Sullivan where can be found un-
III TUESDAY 10 O'Clock s.s
y JOHN MASTIN.
Captain Sullivan Guards
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
CHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERS OF
kICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June ls, 1861.

WARRINGTON, u. ", June IL, 1851.
e EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until ~ o'clock NJ, 9Th instant,
to furnish the troops in this city and ts vicinity
north OF the Potomac river, within (6) Eve miles
Of the city Of Washington, with wood, for (0
three months, ending On the 3oth day OF Septem-
Der, 1861. The wood to be Of the best quality Of
oak or hickory, and to be delivered at the camps
or quarters of the troops, in such quantities and
at such times as the Chief Assistant Quartermas-
ter may direct
Good security will be required for the fulfil
ment of tho contract
The bids to be for so much per cord of wood
consisting of (l2s) one hundred and twenty
eight cubic feet and to be endorsed Bids for
Wood" and the names of the security to hs
stated In the bids. The undersigned reserves to
himself the right to reject all bids that may bs
deemed too high
Payments 10 be made at the end of each
month, by returning the orders drawn ON The
contractors with receipts of the sctink or reei-
mental quartermasters Of regiments or corps On.
dorsed on the back ofsaid ordess, for the ameup,
Of wood delivered. ". W. HICKEY,
June " BIT. Major A. Q. n.
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By ]. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS or A FAMILY

By J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS or A FAMILY
l. DECLINING OUSEKEEPING.-On Tues
day morning, June 49, at 10 o'clock, we shah sell,
at the residence of Q gentleman decliniug house
keeping, on Twelfth street, west side between @
and Il streets, the furniniture and effects Of
family declining housekeeping, comprising:
Suite Of I, lid walnut Psrlor Furniture, cover
ed with crimson plush
Rosewood marble-top Tables, papier mashs
Tables - =
Walnut What-not, pair of oval gilt. frame Mir.
| Iors
Crimson mask Curtains, Cornice, &c.
Superior velvet and ingram Carpets
Oilclotn, Hst-tree, STAIR Carpets ..
Mantel Ornaments Paintings ID @
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wsidrobes ..r
| Washstsnds, Toilet Ssss, Rugs
Hair and husk Mattresses, Bolstsrs and Pil.
| lows
Comforts, Blankets, Sheetipg
Mahogany Dining Tables, Chairs
French China Dinner Set, Glass Ware
Table Cutlery, Castors, Walters
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Refrigerator.
Togsther with Q general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms cash, in current funds.
+. S.-The House 10 for rent. INQUIRE Of the
Auctioneers. JAS. O. MCGUIRE L CO.,
June S0-m Auctioneers.
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.

Sune ~, 1851.
Dds are invited till Monday, July l, 1851, to
ID furnish and deliver upon the Hospital wharf
six hundred (6oO) tons more or less, Of 224o lbs.
each, Of good, clean anthracite "broken" Coal.
The difference In price between white ash and
gray ash should be stated also, the particular
name or designation by which the coal 1t may
be proposed to furnish Is known in the market.
A horse and driver will be furnished by the
hospital, and at its expense, to hoist the coal
from the vessel and it will be received and drawn
away as fast as one gang of men and horse can
hoist 1t from the vessel and deliver 1t upon the
wharf, bat no men will be furnished by the hos
pital to work ON board the vessel.
The coal will be weighed as 1t 10 received, by
a sworn receiver in the employment and pay Of
the hospl al, and accounted for accordingly.
Vessels drawing seven (7) feet of water can come
to the Hospital wharf at high tide.
o. H. NICHOLS,
june l9-2aw2w Superintendent.
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ments and battalions more particularly will
forward to this Office, 10 Time TO reach it by the
18th OF July next, a statement on honor of the
moral, mental, and physical qualifications for
the service of each one of the officers belonging
to their command. '..
VI.-The recruiting for the new regiments
will be commenced Immediately, and be con.
Quoted under, the superintendence Of their
colonies or Lieutenant colonels, as may be here
after determined, in the States adjoining the
headquarters Of each regiment. All officers
will accordingly, by letter or in person, report
forthwith for orders to their respective colonels.
The headquarters Of the different regiments
are established at the following places, viz OF
the third cavalry, at Pittsburg, Pa. Of the fifth
artillery, at Harrisburg, Pa of the eleventh
infantry, at Fort Independence, Boston harbor,
Mass. Of the twelfth infantry, at Fort Hsmil.
ion, New York harbor, N. Y. Of the thirteenth
infantry, at Jefferson barracks, Mo-. Of the
fourteenth infantry, at Fort Trumbull, Conn.
Of the fifteenth infantry, at Wheeling, Va; Of
the sixteenth infantry, at Chicago, I'll. Of the
seventeenth infantry, at Fort Adams, Newport
R. l. Of the eighteenth infantry, at Colum
bus, Ohio of the nineteenth infantry, at In
dianapolis, Ind. Estimates for blankets and
funds for the recruiting service Of each regi
ment will be at once prepared and forwarded
to this Office by the different colonels. By or
der, aa ..a.UI 'rao T L. THOMAS,
."T'...' .e... ,..r Adjutant General.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
THE CROSSING OF THE TROOPS FROM
WILLIAMSPORT,

WILLIAAsPoRT, June ls, 1861.
On Saturday, 10th instant, General Csdwal.
lader reached this place, from Greencastle,
with six regiments, among whom were the
Rhode Island regiment, McMullens rangers,
and the Fort Sumter boys, aud never did SOL
diers receive Q more hearty welcome than did
they to our town. After weeks of fear, of
threatened bombardment and expected attack,
every way.worn and dusty soldier, wearing q
~. s." on bis breastphte, seemed brother,
who bad come long ways to bring us deliver.
| ance from fear, and our men had cheers and
our ladies smiles enough for them all.
The general formed his camp on the eastern
edge Of our town, expecting to remain there
for number Of days, but, on Saturday night,
q dispatch reached the camp, ordering him to
throw q part of his force Immediately across
the Potomac on to Virginia soil. Il ia sSp,
posed that the evacuation Of Harpsr's Ferry,
| and the concentration Of the Confederate forces
at Winchester have caused a change in Gene.
raj Seott's plan, and also this hasty forward
movement into Virginia. Early on Sunday
morning the command was given to q part Of
the camp to draw stakes, and, at II o'clock, the
division was moving towards Lemons Ferry,
distant about half mile on the Potomac.
The river was forded in fne style the water
being only deep enough to reach up to about
the loins Of the men, and men and hoFses TOOK
to the river as i they aesetad game on the
other side, though nofa solitary Confederate
soldier has been seen in these parts for several
days. The crossing division was led off BY tho
first and second companies Of Uaitsd States
regulars, then followed lLs a;nth, aiSteen,h, and
nineteenth fepnsyivania regiments, then the
Rhode Island, battery, &c., till, at about half
past four O'Clock, six regiments and several
companies In oil, being composed OF infantry,
cavalry, and artillery, regulars and volunteers
had crossed into Berkeley county. Not the
slightest accident or disorder happened during
the crossing, and the soldiers' cheers rang oui
as they touched the Virginia shore. The whole
body was soon out of sight and pressing ap
their way to Martinsburg.
You can iMag,Sa tie Joy with which the
many poor Virginia exiles among us, who, fol
weeks have been banished from their faWiiel
and farms, witnessed the passage pf tbs' army
which went as much s2s the defence Of the
rights az for tao defence Of the stars and stripes
They can now go home and dwell in their oil
peace and safety once again. 6.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
Gunboats for the Western Rivers.
QuARTERNAsTER GENERALS OFPIos,

QuARTERNAsTER GENERALS OFFIos,
Warrington, June II, 1861.
DROPOSALS are invited for constructing
l. Gunboats upou the Western rivers.
Specifications will be Immediately prepared,
and may be examined at the Quartermaster's
Office At Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and at this
Office.
Proposals from boat-bulders and engine
builders alone will be considered.
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into
oon sideration. NJ. @. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General United States.
June l9--
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10. 100 pounds best extra supsrans. sca,iss
For all the articles in class 8, suitable and con-
venient samples must be submitted, with prics,
attached TO each. .H IaA
Glass e.--CStis,y and Aisesaassow A,Aelss.
1. 20 dosen Rodgers ! Sons genuine, or squal,
.O spring srasers, with ivory haadlss p,
2. so dosen Rodgers Sons genuine, Of
equal, four. .blsded knives, with stag and
pearl handles 7r.- s-- .r nor.
3. IL dozen ivory handled wafer stamps
4. dossn large ohace shears, Of The vsry
..-.r best quality. ID. 8s. su.r,rta .sf .. ..-r
s. 3 doien otaos scissors, Of III. vsry bs'.
9. 100 spool, Of the very best quality Of rcd
7. 100 dozen Of the best quality Of red linsn
9. 50 doien silk tape Of assorted color, In
Q. dozen ivory pouues boxes .
10. edosen lignumvite pounce boxes ~
IL. dozen cocoa or box sand boxes, Of the
best shape and quality -..a - .l
IL. 9 dozen cocoa or box wafer boEss, Of the
best shape and quality ra".EI gDrp
ID. 80 pounds prepared India rubber, of ssisA-
BILE sizes .. ....a .n.
IA. 200 quarts black sand .r. l n ~
10. 30 ounces pouncs r.. aYi.
l6. 200 pounds strong linen twins .s r.. D..
II. IL dozen round rulers, assorted ..r.HI.
10. IL dozen fat ralers, assorted ,.r
le. 20 dozen 9-inch ivory folders -rf
20. 30 dosen pen holders, assorted ~ r. ....
81. 30 boxes small eyelets, French
%. rs boxes large tyelets, French
%. 10 dozen steel-tipped pen handles.
For all the articles in class 9, suitable and con-
venient samples must be submitted with price
attached to each; and the price In all cases
must include tie delivery qf The artselss at Ms DE-
partment no 40" 20
june 6-2awt30june '. .-.iaF"f.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
The Attack ut Vienna

rs nothing compared with the attack on the
1 e1orbitant prices Of our butter dealers BY
WILSON, stall 21b, old fish market, back Of th,
scale-house. He brought II down from 81 to %
cents. Encourage him. june a0-3ts
The national Republican., 1861-06-20

T or FOR sALE.-Lot Five, in Square lOs2,
IL containing about $4,000 square feet. Pries,
three cents per foot. Apply a tAA oaiss.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
BY J. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF EXCELLENT
" BRUSSELS CARPETS, HAIR CUSHIONS,
&c.-On Saturday morning, June 22d, At 10
o'clock, at the auction rooms, we shall sell, for
account of the Government
About thirty excellent Brussels Carpets
Large quantity of Curled, Hair Cushions
Lot of piush-covered Sofas and Arm Chsirs
Terms cash, in specie.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE L CO.,
june 20-td Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-06-20

After long debate, it was laid on the table
ayes 81, nays II.
Resolutions of respect To the memory of the
late Senator Douglas were unanimously ordered
to be entered upon the journal. .... Oh.
.. PRINCE ALFRED AT QUEBEC. u.
Quebec, June lion Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday, the Prince rode about the city and
visited Chandiere Falls and other places OF in.
service at the Cathedral, and left this morning
for Montreal, in the Queen Victoria. He was
heartily cheered by the people whenever he
made his appearance in the city ,srSs -i .
VIOLENT STORM IN MASSACHUSETTS. .
Boston, June liza severe hail storm, with
thunder and lightning, passed over portion Of
Plymouth county, Sunday afternoon, causing
great destruction Of trees, growing crops, and
windows. At Sandwich, there was tornado,
partially unroO6us some buildings and demol-
ishing chimneys. .,.vo
THE FRIoATE COLORADO. -.
Boston, June l8.-The United States frigate
Colorado went to sea this morning. ~, gr1 ef
f FROM KENTUCKY.
Louispille, June ia regiment has been
ordered from here to Columbus, KY, to protect
Union men there from the depredations Of the
secessionists. The, Unionists had applied 70
Gen. Prentiss, at Cairo, for protection
1.-THE Memphis papers have earnestly advo.
Gated the rebels seizing Columbus, for It's strate
gic importance, in spite Of "neutrslity."]
sTEAMERs FROM PIrTsBuRo MOVING DOWN rHE
| .s ..-. ..,,l % RIVER. ... -,.. D..
| Wheeling, Ta., Jups II. - Twelve small
steamers, which had been chartered BY the Gov.
ernment, left Pittsburg yesterday afternoon and
evening, and passing down the river, stopped
at Bellair, four miles below here, where they
were loaded. .l.. a ..-a.. ..r1. D. =
Before leaving Pittsburg, the captains, en-
gineers, and all hands, were sworn to secrecy
and the newspapers in that city were committed
TO say nothing about it, but the Intelhgencsr
published in this city, announces their depar
ture. The rumor in Pittsburg was, that they
were destined to navigate and carry troops vi
the small rivers in Missouri, but here it is sup
posed that they are to convey troops up th,
kanawha river to Charlestown, the county sea
Of Kanawhs county, sixty miles from its mouth
the most central point Of range Of four o
Eve counties that can be reached.
Two thousand troops have arrived at Bellair
and two thousand more are expected from Ohio
all Of whom will, it is presumed, march imme
diately eastward.
The Kauawha, at Charlestown, is about thre
hundred yards wide, and is navigsbls for steam
boats Of all sizes. The principal thoroughfar
from Richmond to the Ohio river passes throug
: |
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DR.. JOSEPH T. HOWARD.
OFFICE No. sss Fifth stres., between @ sad
~ srsets, dso <-6m
The national Republican., 1861-06-20

After long debate, it was laid on the table
ayes 81, nays IL.
Resolutions Of respect to the memory of the
late Senator Douglas were unanimously ordered
to be entered upon the journal. .....
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
WESTERN VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

Wheeling, June lS.-In Convention to-day,
Mr.. Carlile, from the commtte on business, re.
ported an ordinance fixing the compensation
Of State officers and member, Of the Legisla.
ture much lower than now. .
Mr.. Farnsworth, Of Upshur county, offered
resolution that one Of the leading objects Of
the Convention, after establishing PROFESSIONAL
government was the separation Of Western
from Eastern Virginia. "'
The national Republican., 1861-06-20
PRINCE ALFRED AT QUEBEC.
VIOLENT STORM In MASSACHUSETTS.

THE FRI0ATE COLORADO, ..
Boston, June l8.-The United States frigats
Colorado went to sea this morning. .., .rI r
The national Republican., 1861-06-20

sofa l23, Egbert Phelps, of Vermont 1876,
Augustus Boyd, Of Pennsslvania; l42. Jacob
jones, volunteers; l5l, John Ely, volun.
teers l60, Matthew Jack, volunteers; l69,
William Gilbert o. New York; l7s, E B Nc
Murdy, of Kentucky; 1877, Manuel y Causten,
Of District Of Columbia, l96, William Lyster,
Sf Michigan, 2e5, William Fogarty Of Illinois
2l4, Lewis Snyder, Of CALIFORNIA; 223, Edward
Moale, of Maryland; 23l, Yeatman Bckham,
volunteers; 23s, Harr ison Mlard, volunteers
a3s, George W. Smith, OF Kansas.
Second Lieutenants Colin B Ferguson
Of the army, sergeant major first artillery 20
William II Leamy, OF the army.
1.-THE number prefxed to the name o
each officer in the above list indicates his ranl
among those Of the same grade.
III. Acceptance or nan'acceptance of ap
poihtments, and, in case Of acceptance, hi
birth place, age, and residence, when appointed
together with his full name, will be prompt,
reported by each officer to the adj utant genera
Of the army.
IV.-The officers Of each regiment will be as
siRned to battalons and companies by their re
spectiys colonels. The letters of companie
win be the same in each battalion of infantry
running down from A to II inclusive, and n
further.
V.-The newly appointed officers will lose n
time in making themselves thoroughly az
quainted with the army regulations, the tactic
Of their several arms, and the various duties c
their profession. None will be nominated fC
commissions to the Senate who have not prove
theise ives in the insannms to beiboth worth
ind capable Of commanding the brave me
under them. That the Department may b
enabled to form judgment on this delcat
point, all commanding officers, those Of reg
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From tle Richmond Enquirer
By 4 gentleman who left Gen. Fioyd's brig
ade on Wednesday last, and the camp Of Gen.
Wise on the next DAY, We ara able TO supply
accurate and fuller details Of Inc victory at
Cross Lanes On the 26.h ait.
While Gen Fi0yG'gvss. crossing Gauiey river,
a. CsrniI5x's ferry, a few DAYS before the bat
tie, he was observed BY some Of the spies Of
The enemy, who reported to Col iyl,T, then
euCanFgd At the mouth Of the GauIeT. Induced
by these representations to believe tb7t be
could cut off Gen. Fioyd'z command, Tyler
made forced march against hiH with twelve
hundred men. On Sunday night he encamPed
within three miles Of Floyd, having by that
time learned that he hal underestimate Gen.
Fioyd's force. The same night a Union
man left the camp Of Tyler, and Joining Floyd
reported to bin the eneuy's strength and posi-
ton. An attack being resolved upon on our
side, the advance was made in three columns,
by as msny different TOzds-the center under
the commanding general, ihe right under Col,
Heath, and the left under Col. McCausland.
Col. Tompkils also held a position in the
fight, bat what it was our informant I'D not
recolIect. They fell uDon the enemy's camp
simultaneously csTiy the next morning, taking
the enemy completely by surprise.
TYieT's army was encampei or an eminenCe
on the west side Of the creek that makes into
the Gsuley. The ground was cleared in front
and on both sides, and a dense wood was il
the rear. The soldiers were at breakfast
which they were making OF roasted greer
corn.
At the end Of twenty minutes, from the com
mencemenr Of the fire, the fight of the eHemI
commenced, L was led BY Col. Tyler, mex
went his chaplain, then his surgeon, then BIZ
lieutcnant-coioHei. The men stood about tel
minutes longer, when they protected tbeir gal
iant officers, and Initiated their beautiful speed
Under cover OF tie friendly shade, most o
them escaped the puTsG5Ts. They ran as tht
waters ru1-dCwn the T;vcT-H0T stopped n.
s2dder and wiser, they sat them down where
in an evil moment, they had conceived th5il
brilliant adventure.
Ine humber Of slain which they left on tn
ground, was al least thirty, that number Ray,
ing been found and buried by our men. On'
hundred and three prisoners, Including the
wounded, had been taken, and cur troops were
b0Eriy bringing in mere Of the stTaggIsrs.
On our side the loss vas tW0 killed and tTc
severely wounded. The former were beth
from Nicholas county. With SO small d loss
was this brilliant Advantage gained.
Gen. FioYd's troops pursued the enemy, in
hope OF taking his baggage wagons: but, fear
jnS to fall into an ambuscade, they d]esisted.
after capturing three wagons. They then re-
turned TO their camp near CaTHifax ferry.
We learn, also, that Gen. Wise had been
skirmisbi8E with the enemy, near the Hawks
Nest, Amos daily; and it was asserted that
the enemy had evacuated that position, and
t5.-- Ga-. -- L-ases. about this E,lase
there was doubt.
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S1ally &ppeal,
PICTURES c. EEEcEy.

Aw.rr .L- Ira-.s-a. pictures
THAT l-- ooh "a LHrg's -aI.r
J. s=sr ai aag Gil rrr.-s.
TIA seH.l.rH -~F g--t .. OIL
Sot a.. -ls -iagi-H .a- lI-al.
Park go .1 lhr u4stlrs-g.
No. Tor fla vIaI-t- -a''eu
Tn. gIuA o. -le -'t-- below.
Rot l-. lle m-s- zL.tr r-ri-s
Tl-r -aa- ..5u she fragrant hodge,
C.eu7.- Us cd CAV w.tA tl" -uubeans,
-.- ceiling their golden edge;
Mo- fur t17 vice 10 The CFlan4Y
Where tre bright Eed berries rest,
Esr The pink, nor t"e pale sweet ooN'.lp'
u .-el-Ll H. Ee the bes.
once bad 9 ii,le brother.
EI-a e. Fs that were 1ssE aus deep.
70 ta- Iz0 g That i'm old forest,
he seth IA peace - eep;
L5-st s- rho d,@n ri tEe thistle,
Free as ihe winds Lhdt blow,
Narsvr5 here The beautiful summers
The summers Of long go;
Eat lis s-vL On tie hills grew weary
AID, enc Of the autumn eyes
] made for my little brother
Led Of the yellow leaves.
S~rat'y his pale arms folded,
Nv mex d. meek embrace,
Is Ele Eht G." immortal beauty
81 eatly covered ais fac;
Ana vE-url- sITEws OF sunset
LrrEaf Il. tIs treE-fap- brisUr.
" "a 50 LIS --iIt-l-Er D-a-tV,
Asleep Icy rhp ga-s- OF light.
There ore. or al tEc Pic ures
4aa. -#uE n- memory wall
Tie. -u- rt raGgu Ua --.e-t
S=euer- f-a best II All.
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DISEASES OF TRE
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. R. Co.,
MEMPHIS. August u, 1861.
PURSUANT % tie require menrs Of the charter aud
L bylaws OF this company, the stVkhoIIr-, will meet
and elect nine Directors Il! said company on Wc5nFs-
tav, the eleventh dag Of September next, t. serve for
twelve mouths aud uutil their Successors are elected and
qualified. Polls viii je open at he Offices 81 the COM
p-uv IN Memphis. Tennessee, ard Huntsville, Alabama.
ron the place CT voting from the I0iH 10 18th inciu-
si=r, by exhibiting their stock certificates to the
coudurtor. b order Of the board.
t25 "a SAM. TATE, President.
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ErAnquARrrRs FIRST CoRrs


ARMY FpToHAc,
NAEAssAs, Va say IS ISL
DEAR CoLoHEL: Permit ne, al nay frs.
leisure moment since be battle Of the 2lst
inst, 10 thank vou for tie fine wall tent, re-
ceived h=-e G few days ago, from yourself and
those kind friends IN Charleston, who still ie
member ne there. His indeed 4 most accep q
bic present to q soldier IN he asid, and If ever
[ return % 10y home, it will be kept as q
memcuto Of the present campaign, and Of the
kindness Of those who gave IL to the Please
return to them, ana accept for yourself, my
s~iDcsrcst thaBks and best wishes for yo1r pros
peTity and happiness.
ITemaIu, dear Colonel,
Yours, very truly,
G. T. BEAUREGABDy
General Commanding.
Col. I. ". EATcH, Quarteru aster-G Genera,
c. S. A., and Acting Assistant QlaTterma5tci-
General c. s. 4, Manassas, Va.