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Energy in Arms.
Froln the Richmond Enquirer.

IRON tpe kchn0no enquirer
Though mournful in some Of its aspects, the
present Hss proven blessing in many important
particulars, which may be generalizsd by the simple
expression developmsnt7 visit 70 The Stste srmOry
Saturday satisfied to the extent to which ars
enabled 20 cope with enemies both In point Of the
viii and Of the way Contributions Of hundreds and Of
thousands Of old ana weapons Of every description
testify the ndomitabe spirit Of resistance which has
been awakened; AID the rspidity and skin with which
they converted into excellent arms povs ncontss-
bly, that genius i not wanting develop every
the best sdvsntas which Is ss command It has 50
happened, and It Is well, that have been isolated
from all the world, and have found by actual
experiment what could do We understand that the
srmory has within the past twelve months
enc hundred thousand improved muskets and rifles 20
say nothing of other smaller Of the amount Of
ammunition Of every kind The old weapons which
have been contributed by the citizens under
going appropriate notifications to sdspt them to the
service Among these numbers Of excellent uusksts
shot guns rifles pistols and swords The swords for
the part very old but made Of steel that time itself
has been unable to inlpsir Every man in the srmOry
has particular character Of work 70 perform, and il Is
astonishing with Whist and excellence their meehan-
iesl combinations are completed Nothing goes wrong
seems to be the system under which the work guided
And it is this system, combined with energy which the
South has long failed 70 appreciate, spd il
could only be driven to do 90 by the emergency Of
and At the point Of the bRyonet.
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Ashbyss Gharre-An Exciting Partisan
Adventure,


Ashby,s Oharae-An Excfting PartisRn
Adventure,
We get the following from the Richmond
whig
We learn that the gallant Ashby, a few days
ago, while falling back before the enemy, VINO
pursued along the valley turnpike, alighted to
aid few men in destroying the bridge across
the Shenandoah. The last caissOn OF his artl-
lery had thundered by, and the Yankee cavalry
pursued so closely that q number had crossed
the bridge before It could be destroyed. Spring,
ing upon his noble grey charger, Ashby sped
along the turnpike, followed by eight OF tue en-
envy His pistols were unfortunately empty
and he had no resource but fight The chase
continued for nearly two miles, the Yankees mr.
irg at him as they ran. As he neaTed place
OF safety, two Of the Yankees, who had out
stripped the rest, were nearly abreast OF hin'
when one of them was shot by some OF lis men,
and the other was killed By Ashby WITH ms
sabre.
During tho latter part Of the chase shot fired
by a long range gun at distance Of nearly halt
q mile, struck his horse IN the side Tie ialth
ful animal continued with unabsted speed
and saved his rider, but the wound was
mortal BE was led along the line OF regi-
ment under arms Our informant says be never
imagined SO magnificent and spirited an animal
he was white as snow except where his side ana
legs were stained with his own blood, His name
and tail were long and flowing, bis eye and ef
ton evinced distinctly the rage with which ne
regarded ths injury he had received. he uod
the earth with the grandeur of a wounded hon,
and every soldier looked upon him with sympa
thy and admiration. He had saved his master
at the cost of his own life. He almost seemed
conscious of his achievement, and only to regret
death because his own injuries were not avenged,
Our informant says be is aware it may be con
sidered extrsvagsnt to attribute such intelligence
to an animal, but really it made the same i'm
preston upon all that beheld him.
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ORETUARV.


Died. "a corotb. sf-s.. aa The morning Of ths sih
instant s0sF severe illness WILLIAM AUGUSTUS
PIPER
The writer 1as fsgss sziisd upon 20 perform nor.
melancholy ask thsn hst Imposed upon hiu By the 1za
svsns ehroHelsd above. The mere sunouneszent viii
send tbrI Of anguish through tbe frsms OF all who
knew BiAy Piper Only shout sishtssn years Of ass,
Bis winning manners obHging disposition and oorrse
dsport eui enasarsd him 10 ali who came IN contact
with hin while his .tehsencs ana tho strict integrity
Of de motives commanded universal respect aud al
niratios Ii- SD hat Dsalb loves shining MARI
aud his srrassasit upon the present occasion singled
ont whose iAs IA all The attributes that make
ETsabl- Ne never expect to sea sgan How true e s
tHst
TIE go0d die young
BIT Gloss whose d. . ars dry ss summer t-I-.
born ~ tie s5ukst
hIly Psf left su lls souls t,yo usouihs since with
Capt alss eoepsny ibs Nay u4rd Rhes, At .hs bs,-
ts II shiloh be toagl ss onig those H7bt wl0 kasa
the idetass OF lleir calss sud who prepared 70
osr up tasif ives A. ssracs upon he stzr of th5ir
country The dsatn dealing bailss Of lAs sasmy isf
LIu uesssthsi bui be fatal shaft was arssdy sped
Over szertion while s. vork ia ihs trenches suPerfn
duesd ibs fsisi sttsck which fsaasd ! hls untmsly
desth
If Billy Piper was aaisbls sud ssasrous in e7if ifs
OF bad, srs brought cut hs wss The sams. Faithfu
sad edsnt 10 bis officers be good soldier and
Que whose patriotism was Of ths right kHd Ms con
raies lsve lost plessHt snd loved companion and s
country rsllhfsi aud bFsYs soldier
Il ma Js come c9usslsflon 10 he friends snd Tsis
tves be Diseased know that sind baads sInoobsd
his dying pillow: His uncle S. T Gotten. ESQ rszobsd
CoTiuth in tine to minister to his wants, while other
friends not vautir snoeth BIS pathway to The
grave. His ass momeHts we're pesesiul and happy
Hs fully aware Of his spProsetos dissaluton snd
wss ,bo ffst 10 give warning Of hl ls0s A. bls re-
guest mai5tsr Of the Jpal gss ssut Tor and hsviPs
offered up prayer 10 H Bho ruiet All things Tor The
best be szpr5Eszd himself fuy prepared to meet Eis
Maker sud If svsr Chrisdsa hat assurances Of .
blissiEi e synity our young frisad hsd
Poor Billy Away from h0ms-psFfsd from moiher
sisters and aunrs whose tender hsads would have msds
his dssih bsd (hard At bsst) sof s. dOEny pillows
are be thouEht Of them ana rsgrsttsd ooly that be
eopld not see ttsu and fsl them how much be loved
thaa We thought OF the dyins sold,sr Of ths ie-
sion. svho, IN bfs message to his fFsBds sid
TsH ny sister not 20 weep forms sHS sch with aTaoP-
ing head,
As toe troops marching home sgsln With glad and
gallant rreadr
But lock upon thsul proudly win eail sna ssacfas
For her bIotssr was solder so saa not atrzia tc
die
CoaIsrH May etb. 1852. d. G.
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ExpLosIoN AT THE POWDER MILLs.-One

EXPLOSION AT THE POWDER MILLs.-One
of the rolling, or Incorporating mills, at the gov
eminent powder works near this city, exploded
with terrific noise about o'clock this morn
inc. -Four men were more or less injured by the
explosion-only one Of them severely, and it is
thought he viii recover. There were about sixty
pounds of powder in the mil, which was in ope-
ration at the time.
These mills are so well arranged that an ex-
plosion of one section does not affect the remain
der; and the front and roof of each are con.
structsd of light wood work, so that in this IN
stance the frame was simply blown ont, without
damaging the brick wall on the other three sides.
It extremely fortunate that there was no loss
of life from the accident The men, although
somewhat blackened by the explosion, have sus-
tanned no Commissions of so dengerousa character
as TO make their recovery doubtful
The powder works are as yet unfinished The
accident will not interrupt business in the least,
and the damage to this section Of the mill will
soon be rspairsd.-AagustH Chronicle, May Sd,
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Two IEoUESTs.-Ws are obligingly in
formed by VIM. a. walker, Jr., Esq, Of Germantown,
that Saturday week, the 3D. be held Az inquest on
the body Of who was found lying dead near that
place. He had sppxrently been killed BY the railroad
cars running him From his dress be doubtless
soldier Yesterday Mr. Walker held another inquest
ths spot, the body OF man found there,
whose death appears be owing to zsuiEr His
dress Indicated that he soldier IN us srtsTy
service His hsversaek bore the iuiri4ls Of J. Z.
Nothing was found on the deceased &c idsntfy them
They were deeently inferred.
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ASSAULT AND ROBBERY Friday night at
o'clock, George r Noble was sitting somewhat in lqr
on cellar door st the corner Of Winchester street Z
Center alley, when ne was sttaeksd BY three =
first seized him by the throat then threw him down
kicked him. They made attempts 70 take some me-
he had from his pocket, but be kept his hand upoI
when the villains cut his hand very severely 50 Is
make him leave hold snd the police understand thay
tween ffty and sixty dollars was taken from him 80
liesmsn Ryan and Brannan reached the to
before the struggle concluded and reside
Noble snd secured Patrick Higgins, one Of 2
sssslants Noble much injuredi he had received ;
kick on one eye and was covered with blood and brssas
Yesterday ths officers whose sctiyity and zeal
do them credit secured another Of the thieves Michael
Kenedy The third man. who Is believed not to have
taken an active part in the proceeding has yer been
arrested The two men were committed 70 js for trial
by Esquire Moore default Of Eve thousand dollars b
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Frou, tl,e A,Inntic Con.r.

The Charleston MsreuTy of the lst inst says
On Tuesday last one of the Yankee gunbosts
attacked small battery, known as the Pine
Grove battery, situated on Pom Pom river, and
consisting of two guns and eight men, belong
ing to Walters battery Washington artillery J
The eight men at the guns were forced to retire
by the continuous shelling to which they were
exposed: when small force of the enemy, (sta-
ted to be about twenty,) landed and hastily
spiked the guns and disabled the carriages as far
as they could. As they returned to their boats,
a body of our sharp-shooters took position on
the bank below them, and fred number of
rounds. by which the helmsman and 8 number
of others on board the gunboat are thought to
have been hurt The enemy, we hear, are
removing large numbers of the negroes from
Port Royal to North Carolina, for the purpose Of
npttin,y Them TO work on the coast of that State.
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"YE LOCAL" FOR MAYOR 1t wants but siz
weeks Thursday nsxt to the city election Not =
candidate announced for single 01es. Ts local
has far departed from that retiring uodssy that has
hitherto kept him from greatness hat II
nobody offers in the Of three four weeks to
run for Mayor BE viii undertake 70 CoosiderinE
the Of walking be does every day hs ought TO
be able, the day of election, 70 well Being ss
poor locals usually be is not ovsrfsd The Pro
Msrshsl has taken Of hs moderation in drink
ing 50 he may be considered In good training H does
not however sndsrtske to boast Of his running qualities
Ths ability to run is very common AZ the present time
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THE SUMNER PLAGUE The Memphis sun
msF plague the dEs; Is now upon us like dead lsa1
ticket to the gro opera it il good fer the season
is plentiful shuplasters aud eirSuarss readily
and is received wilh ast about the desrss Of we
come If Tiers plenty Of dust in the streets there
also plenty Of the river there sppsars tl.
probability any Of the latter being used this
to keep down the former It has been the custom Il
storekeepeFs to pay for the sprnklng Of the streets
which their place of business is situated but Is
probable they win do this II the dust is la
At all, It must be done at the expense of the city
must either breathe dust eat dust carry dust about
and have dust every shelf and erevies Of the hou
pay out Of the city tax TO have the evil genius aid
aquatic exoresm Which of the two evils dust or Is
alton to choose and which endure Is matter ioSe
Fiction II is probable If the ladies' had the ssttsmTs
Of the matter in their hands, they would BE- guilty
talking Ike the keeper of California faro table
say Down with your dust"
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AUCTION! AUCTION!
BY Wallace. HYDE & RogersOn.

aecorG1n' stnest two doors south OF Madison street.
-N l4th inst, ss 10 o'clock a NJ
FUEL FoR TIE E3Sp54azdiss., Misses apd Csl.
general disposition Of al true so1IBfo0s- 70 az
priys the ensng of every tscllity calculated %
aid them in Carrying on their uuholJ crusade
sgainst rs, bit there - one mode Of putting
tSsrn to greas Inconvenience Of which little hss
been said on perhaps thought Of. We allude q
the placing out CT their rsach every article that
nav be used for fuel on their ships and gunbOats-
II is reasonable to suppose that tnsZ have not
,oT,a ,Tsgars,l for glis emergency. Indeed, is
wsuId be no small matter FOR them to bring a
ssfieiauey Of coal and wood to carry them
throuvl such 9 rivsr campaign as they have un-
Ssrtsl5sn. without fuel their boats viii be pow
80 snd with our citizens living along the
Tiver 4 remains to deprive them of this impor
tsst 8 sirsw Of war" Not one stick of cord
vVood or a bushal Of coal should bs allowed 70
All into their hands and the man who would
NOT under such circumstances, destroy ths last
vsstirs Of anything likely to aid than, deserves
The ssvsrest punishment H5eks5Urg Wblg.
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WAR SPEECH.-In accordance with 9 pre-
vious notice IN this paper Respectable auditory asse-
bled at the Exchanges Buildings at elOos and listened
with profound attention and delight thrilling sd
dress of two hours IN length delivered By Capt sam
Bard Of the Tyler Grays It Is regretted BY those
who heard him thai such short notice was
given Of this inspIitng sud excellent sdort
HIS concise and fa sxplsuation Of tue consePt ast
be hoped viii inducs many Hho hass hsTstotoIs
fingered to speedily enroll their cur naHnsf
dis just remarks our present condition proving eon
eusvsy that now better prepared 70 eonozt tfs
wes and Vaccinations OF the Toe svsn4uziiy 10
cure our independence viii certainly cause hunters te
dock 10 the Southern stan dsrd
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aIrSCAPED from ihe ears - Whites aiieR
far tsn N les below Memphis, On ths 1iisssspp "a
Tsnnessse Rslrcs-i, on the nis hf q ths 3othtffA
mo, 3 lark NULATIO WO@AE, nsmeds-SA
- JIhyDA. about twenty four years OF Age. She has
" hsir g good looking and hss RI sssut smile
iuEn speaking She lsft In eemPsny with muistto
y nEmad SAN belonging % VIM Joiner, Esq who
'dss near said stssi D and n which neighb0rhsOd
w opposed she Ray be eonesAea LueinoS nay ~ 1s.s @
aIsgsshvis yvhsEes she brousht IN gauuarg last
viii pay s25 tor her e. reAers0n CT for nfcTDsti0B
stang thereto # within tbs county o. shelby, or sc
aken beyond said county.
. ny6 lw GRAFFON BAKER
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DIED.

In tAis city NsY1Oth At the residence 0fJ0s Thomas
Lent GEoRsE " D4UeHERTT. Or Batssyills Inds-
psndsncs county, Ark.
In Bolivar, Tenn. 1rou effects Of wounds received iz
the battle Of shiloh on 9Th Of April J. W yACasr q
Henry county, Travis regiment
On 18th Of Aprn. ALFRED K CovEY, Of Hardin coun
ty. Tenn, 52d Tsnussses regiment
+ On 5b Of May J. B. TALLISssTozD. ef Fulton corn
ty. Ark 7th regimen.
On 7th Of Nay, wAuxEs TEzzY Of Hardin -soupty,
Tenn, Crnss's battalion
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CONFEDERATE MONEY.-Thers is no longer
liberty to refuse this money, the citizens N either take
TIE uOtss the consequences In compliance with
orders from Gen Bssuregsrd Col Rosssr, commander
Of the post this morning publishes noties that the
Provost Marshal via all who rsfuss to take Con-
sdsrsts money IN their ordinary transactions snb-
srfugs viii screen the guilty. All banking houses and
corporations take It currency. Nothing in ths
least degree calculated dseredt ths operations Of the
government viii be tolerated
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T0 PROPERTY OWNERS I

meg assessors for the 36tb coFposass yesr having
sio7oapleted the assessment snd eturaed heT books
= Office, property oHHsFz afe bereby noEiEed 10
res forward i1ths next ten dsys t3nnday e&eeptsd
I cause 81 such alterations 20 ae made 60 VII be ne
y snd proper IN the assessment ai their property
lIveisIisE. etc. john PARK, -
t.iGt ArEus copy Mayor
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n I !
FOR RENT.

EsEkT COTTAGE HOUSE two rooms 90
snd ell Kitchen sud Clubhouse, good es Asd
daysad well ssge7 scres ground. rye patch I'm
tia5R raspberry and strawberry gatehss -
l1rther par erlsTz apply 70 W u. beauehamp NO
y on PoplsF street rosd This place leE north o.
Nsr Grounds. sajoining the Leath Orphan Asylum
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medical treatment While attaching no blame
to any one, the matter is mentioned in the hope
that II will induce caution that experience has
abundantly shown to be necessary Richmond
nseaofrH
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$50 REWARD /!

4 tLL pay tie shove reward for the apprs- q
son Of my NEGRO WOMAN. AUNT "a
Il 80 hat can obtain possession Of her e1A
4 Light mustto sbotu thirty-hVe years ot.-&S
iroshe II well known in South Memphis IS mid
nong her race, sud f0rIne.i ~ belonged % John
'ins She "a If msiiUm si1s saa iuteliigent
nd -. SI1.5sss
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TIE IMPENDING BATHS AT CORNTH.-
whole North is hourly expecting great battle at
Corinth. An accounts represent one as being
imminent and active preparations are being
made on both sides with desperate eSrnestness.
A correspondents writes from the Federal army
Before another week closes Corinth VIII prob
ably be won or Lost, the two great armies Of the
South and West again meet togethsr, and Hal-
leek conquer BeanTegard or Beauregsrd conquer
Helleek. These two generals, who, SO far, have
proved themselves the best on their respective
sides, win, in a few days, meet where merit is
best tested-On the field of conflict. The coming
contest viii be one of terrible interest The
Union army is in position from which it can
not retreat Opposed 10 our army is the best
talent snd the finest soldiers in the Confederate
service They are well disciplined and thorough
ly armed, facts which the late engagement abnn-
dantly proved Their leaders are BesuTegard,
Hardee, Bragg, Polk, Boyd and BreckinIIdge,
the four former military strategists of the first
order
Preparations 90 steadily forward here and the
troops daily advsnce. Some of the divisions
now are posted within mile Of the rebel pick
cts. Numbers of new batteries and fresh soldiers
have arrived, and evidently before another week
tho fate Of Corintb viii be decided.
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0F TFNNESSEE AND KENTUCKY,

all Its rsilFnads, rivers, vililges forts ard
Isl sHlehsids, size twenty By tweniy siK. FOR sal
lo PabRshsr. wholesale pncs s ., Rstsh Si5e
nc D. LEDERf.B,
botvs EIemphis Tenn
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NOTES OF THE WEEK y yesterday was the
sunigsrssTy OF the ST. Louis massacre last yssr To-day
Is the third Sunday after Easter blockade Of Charles
ton harbOr commenced Saturday is the anniversary of
the passage Of act sdHaIting Tsnnessss into the
r,..r.a.....-
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IAR0RRRs WAKTED I

iIsTT FIFTY LABoRERs TO w..rk ii the BabO
- az Coiaaib rs. TrassF ort ation VII be rsid
Al Tages gi 60. Apply st once 81 the conner o.
80 Monroe strse.s J z gRk ZEVANT,
- Acting Iirdnauce Oficsr.
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srRsTITHTF HANTEnl !

f GENrLEMAN from Aissi,sippi wishes SUB
D., sTTTUTF undeT he new law VIII pay HbsrAi
> IDQuire At J. ARNOLD a co 3,
l-G1vv~ Under sernmercial Hotel
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Contributions total contributions in
money to the LAGRANGE TENN Soldiers Aid Society.
since its organization on the 18th Of March. ls52
amounts to S72Z00
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WANTER.

NAN. over thirty I've years 0.d, Sc sshEtlt1ss N
or goed TcnneEsss regimen Eor two years OF me
~ a libsIEl and Satisfactory bounty WI o pad
vSs. Will IAN BLISS
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Dsass saPoRT or THE IARAEz



SATURDGT ETESIss, bay 10
COTTON-TOBACCO--The is no novsrasnt IN ths-
market no sales. receipts or shipments
FLOUR-Whh msagsr supplies and az active retail
demand prices have further sdvaacsd 70 $40 ? barfs
for superfns and s20as2 for extra
WHEAT-ssOcks aud demaEd light, Vvits flasIl sales
81 s29S22 q y bushsIs according to quality,
CORN-Thsrs Is 40 Ectiys retail demand which .
now being suppliea Al sl.55esl4oS = busasL
OATs-Rstsfing a ths sdvsaosd rate Of SIS >
buahsl
BRAE--steady 81 . o. y owl
BACO.,-W.th uooegsts SUPPLIES sua fzir q
uizad prices s.il e dius apwsEd W. zow 4uo-s
hOgr2gud. N lots 2sasgci and sides and bsras sao
sUGAR-Tbsgs was Knitted inquiry II ths Esrhs,
today yilt smsl safe basis q ea7iEe for far
prime
&OD sdt3sssil, saiss or fsrui-ntiog today a. a
a25e sad o. Fsbeisd 81 30e35c par galoa zee1r5ipg
70 quslity
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CUTTING Up = John Walsh was yesterday
compelled to pay fifteen dollars the city and ten 10
the Provost Marshal for sutsrng ROass Airing pistol
Of IN it, and abusing woman
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FROM EEw oRLEASs,-The Mobile Ns''

FROM NEW ORLEANs,-The Mobile Ns15s
says
gentleman from New Orleans, VINO repeat
sdly viewed the Federal men-of-war from the
levee as they lay in the stream, informs Us that
they bore many marks Of the conflict through
which they had passed Some of them were
riddled with many shot holes, and il wss under
stood in the city that the enemy's loss of life
was very heavy. The reports are, that the Con
tedefate notilla made desperate fight snd that
tne marks OF damage on the enemy's vessels
were the work Of ouT naval sunners' Many of
the enemys vessels had to constantly keep
then steam pumps going TO prevent sinking, and
q force was at work endes7orinr 70 raise one Of
ths docks to enable ths repair Of damages.
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PROMOTED We learn thstour fellow citizen
d. D. Bulkiey. Esq formerly OF Cbsrrys bank, al
COrinth, has promoted the rank Of sisr he is
on Gen. Smiths staff.
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HEAVY DAMAGEs-BroWn s. Frazer, as at
torneys for Sarah Mclaughlin, served notice the
Mayor yesterday that their client had commenced suit
against tie city laying the damages as s25OOO
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STILL CHANGE LEFT The company Of
Captain Porter numbers l25 This leaves slLl
chance for few good and suitable men 70 ud sduis
sion. Read the captains notice and spply ssriy
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SUNDAY MORNING. MAY H. 1862.

Y DR.. Ford will preach this morning at D
o'clock and this evening at o'clock st the Frs baptiat
church. corner Adams and Second Streets.
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Building Lois.

On Talbot street, north side. between Mssn and eba
Stree g. commencing one hundred feet from han street
and ruonng one hundred feet west each lot bsvins .
front OF hity feet by hundred and fifty feet deem
PASSNORE, LiDE * MARSHALL
mVlflt' Real Estate gents and a rc-i,.-,.--s