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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
Cen. Iaekson,.Arn

After ssTiss Of brill al. victories IN the VALLEY Of
virginia the command Of Jackson, reinforced by the
troops under Gen. Whiting proceeded towards Rich
moDd 10 order share the psrs and triumphs Of the
great battle anticipated to near the city. The
Bue Of march vas taken up from AshlIEd to the North.
.is Of Caiskahomiry River, int, uing to fall pon the
cghs wing Of A-JelAn's Army. The elective force OF
General iczson wa about -- thousand men,
sho, though mach doEn BY the isiguss Of the
past campaign, we're in good health and spirits Their
eoa6isEoe 10 the grea. General Who led them,
gaze ihsm assurance Of ye. another victory. TIE
advance Of Jackson Sas seconded b. the movement o.
General Eli command.
90 the action Of Monday which resulted 10 the defeat
4 the right wing Of NcCellans Army, EEe- Dvisioa
Of Jaeksou- Array bore distinguished part, ald sus
t4i-e5 heavy loss. For example, the lSh Regiment
v.rgnla Volunteers, G,u EI3y's Brigade entered the
engagement With no. more than three hundred mer,
,g5 counts ful one hundred and twenty killed. wound
si ,ul niss1g Il tia; Engagement the gallsn. Gee.
Ely -as woardsd, n, jor Wheat, Col Seymour, Col.
F4ksrs0a and CO, Allen killed, and many others
~hos3 uamss vii bs concentrated by their grateful
ooaauJ.
la the ssVers engagement OF TussiAy, It vas Sg'in
a. its Of JaSklons troop particularly REells Diys-
ill, - ar heavy share Of The heat aad burden OF
shLt sYsatia everl's AID gill though diminished IN
stfsugth, tb-t g,iAnt Wing Of our army pushing CO.
misunderstanding The spirit Of tasir
saal. ehieltail, with deaths Of the Valley heros TO
s7enge-sueh names a. AskbJs Sheets, Aliens, Fui-
kerson's uPoz tbeiE HPs, or written their inmest
hysrspushinz onward through bloody tides to WFest
vIgaA IRON the hands Of ID, spoilsr With Jackson,
Whulg. Taylor. Z Z y TrInbs, Hood and Other>true
ighs, % leaders, ths. glorious amy vii win fIe b
4ursssBG ,bs Len hear Cd sIOUsWal achieve Victory
o. death"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
DIED.,

On Friday the f.h OF Jsne WILLIAM GILEs s-n OF T. r
Gil Of AeAar Va In The 23i year Of Bis age, sAsEhSr q
tie 18Th Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
He ie While gail cha the breGstE
bArls Of Gaines Mi AMI died inJtanty.
the Radiance Of his brother raw john al ner 10Th
clsy) 10 this city, thursday bisd JAMIE HDsRsOh In
his sch year.
His fu ers will take place this day (saturiayD from f.
JANIS lhureh, % Marsh,l O'Clock, The pub
s and friends Of the faulty llyit.d 20 attend.
" accident the Dsnvle Raj road Tb1siy tbs
Sd Sstabt, GrosaE aRR~Is, yeungett Of Hrtcs l.
EizAbsth p. EeI;, In The lsh ear Of hls Ggs
friends Of the family requet,d 70 sttni b. rAi
from the resderce a his father this morning t-dAy b. Oh
10, 'ent, al o'clock
Was killed 10 the battle Of Tuesday last GEoReE COR on
Louisa the 33h yeaG Of ais aye ~ Cord
" bis death, vas attached % Nohl oarolna RsEm.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
MrClellan.

We have s;siy bad news that the Yankee Senate had
reirs d unanimously 70 confirm the nomination o.
Shields as Nior Genersl for the reason that be bad
been routed in battle By S:oneEan Jackson. With
people Who d,a 80 severely With those who fail what
il Do the judgment and sentence gans Mcclellan; -
failure, compared With that Of Shields mounts into
subEn!y. Be the Amounted and chosen successor
O. the once great Scott. He was selected from the
whole nation for suPpC- d pre,smirsnt endoWmenis-
h, hld seen Var On grand scale in the Crimea. &c
the rscPion; Of ScOds eouusos and eon6denee.--
Be tock command Of an army, which Scott had spent
four or i've months n fckng into Shape, and he, bir
ssf sEpo7si eleven other mouths 10 manipulating il to
bic hand. Eght or ten months ago, he boassed that
Z made s. rstres, sid had i,s las. defeat He hac
command The military resources Of 81 nations for lie
sgspneat' l. VS. srmsi z.h tie moss effective YEA
Pc-s k-ov1 e ro3,su Wsrf-s Is numbers we're all he
cdoss 70 have them According 70 his Oft repeated
90 sses hey BID SIS oc-tien,5, and be bad theirs
Cd c,urSss sch spir- such sgsrless for the fray,
csrSia,y q sg>oess we're Nuoau before -
Taey Lad made iriuup-al march up the Peninsula and
ca1s-a Hsir owa ssouct, and spCr: two months Il
making their gc'.:iol imps5go4oi- They bad 20 DID
c. ahoa. SUPPLIES or iaaspoI'adou hayi the Wh0l
PIol-cs hs country, agricultural and mechanical, sc
Ce--ole by raI0ad alj ~Ager iron their very camp
BSO1s and spss iept him hcu:ly advised Of the posi-
ton strength and movements Of As adversary, and E;h
this kaosstgs be again and again assured his army his
goveOment and ccuntryusn that victory certain
TIE world looked on spectators Of the combat and the
pr4S that gtgs,ed n view Immortality OF fame
Opportunity, m,4as, misunderstanding to sJmu-
late MAJ to supeIhunAa eIerOn, except good cause
-Here al present. Compare his condition tea days ago
With TIA. which he occaPes-s eing before those
Wuon he sfcted 70 c1ntemn skulking in thick EocO,
Aad deep and under cover Of nigh, from the
svsugiag pursuit Of thOss whom he had come 10 eu-
sAve-ais proud AID splendid army torn to pieces and
following ID f;,sysd and beiraggICd Fragments at b,
heels NJ. Gear With none 20 30 him reverence, Bor
L1oilr fallen 20 rs no more presented more pitiaole
contrast with his former state than this neck hero this
eognterieit soldier We could alncs. mad iJ in
hearts Pity he miserable creature, bu. thst be has
shown himself shameless braEglrt sud 50 mons;rOu'
daE. What VII. the Yankee natioa 40 fierce those
Sho fAn, do Nth this man
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TEI.ur.of kRspE N

TT de, th the 5h uiE OF the 1orsbir'l JAMES A.
IL 1Ch Past rand NAser Of tie Grand Ledge "
Ing been announced the duty upon -oase
ID, Tvs hg1 appreciation Cf his Wo hIssu
qiater Of eestcry, other Lti:e h, D,
I've, zeal I'D pio9en. Ebe 81 IA Io1g ~ n
soug intel ectasl powerI and ndefagGbe Ess
the Eequ son u ass nc sn5ssdge,
thor ushiy acquainted vi the Initiation Is st
and %, cite krg He passed In egla ton hstus.
all tie e OF m we'll thOss LCdgt %
vfg many he pres oing III Il m
els bearing courteous aad gn fed g0TsrGsot VI
Lodge siiey Conducted mat TO hn tbAn 10
me lever had incebtsi for lie prop riJ for
putan for CT tenfcence Al pedin. tssI o. tie sran@
and oblainea himself Ns-nI rrsain TO- hs ~ ~,
able and rergeIc ds:aA dute Of that sis u.
AS FhTs an profo may sedu Intel wi bi sesncs
dio.ns ski Large and VIE e.ends- .sLee,
Br Their Lch si ed the hs3s. Hs pco.esnon,
ga, 10 this field useu aad bIsn. soo
kiad heat and beauty Of his eh eier
most nuIeuols patients, vie her .ish or, Ly "
low Lad Lin. not ska Plysi.L, bot
pAihsiUs hisnd ,.
Dor and Did t1s wise. gOoi exssi.nt
via AMI admiration Of the entire ~,
de 9Th Of such a irrepa able putis calamity!
In humble aeque to Thu ami &C olst Of Al
wile r oyitenes, toe Lodge does, unsnlnousl!,
EolVe J. That the vidoS ard cn Of nted br IN
erhavs our heartfelt synp4sh.ts.
That nbegs Of tn Ledge bag u
mourning for ay days. and AI tbs Locge .tsI pa
mourritg
raal &c He.sry be astucted cspy Il
family othsT sd
that smother copy be forvs TO the kehmend lpers
NcAto
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
HeNolntIen.

Yesterday vas day memoTaols in history a. the
nissrss-y o; taaI Ca which much naFesfed aud long
s1t-dng people formally rePuiaed the authority Of
,hsr egiima.S rllsss and accepted the name Of rebs
IL Le.r lae, Z hey ialsd. They inausun,ed reyo
laon a substance sla psnop, not Oaly as % the form
Of tbsls soysrlmCa. bat 70 TO ticoiy Of govern
Io.1t Tempting der !0as .5s Oh i IA that Kings
g5ygInsi BY dyns right they engraved o. hsir banners
tls u,nsu. mere Se6 Ina frse-boEa men that al goT
sslmsns derive the l,s PoEefs fo ths consent Of tAs
goTsrnsd-aa AID this PlroPs lhsy made good Wlsh IhsiE
syJFda lsvls afterwards carefully embodied in their
f1 4aauela D.clafstols ei RsAis, made tho corner
acne Of sSs governmental structure they raised, and
given vitality and VigOr IN the practical administration
q zoe Government
aqps 6Cial observers and inaceursts speakers have
frqasntly otarselorz ID the struggle 10 which We are
nov engaged a reVOlutou, slmlsr to that Of our
f.tbsIs Il i mislss Of terms. So far from bsi su-
E-so1 10 revelation, We Are fyhns Sganat IL, We are
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05

could have been more mordfyisEly DISASTROUS. IL the
attack at Shiloh was surprss to General Grant, the
evacuation Of Corinth 10 less surprise to Ger.
Hack If the one ruined Grant, the other has laid out
in paid death the military name and fame OF N Jor-
General RAlleck. Tha. order, "Don't bring on gen
eral engagement" Low household word that makes
this army vince, lasted reliably informed down 10
an hour when there was no enemy with whom was
possible to bring on general engagement.
WHO TOLD THE LIE ABOUT TIE 200 PRIsosERs.
Iron the oinei.nah Er quirerl
CAIRo, June ls.-General Pope and etaf arrived on
the evening Of the l6 from Cornth. As We have init.
mated heretofore In cur dispatches turns out that the
statement that 10 900 prisoners captured BY Gen.
Pope Is nothing but elaborate fiction on the part OF
General Halleck or made under mistaken idea as to
facts. few prisoners, probably 800, were captured,
bat nothing like the number stated.
We cut the above from the telegraph column Of the
Chicago Tribune, of the lsh inst. letter from the
army at Corinth to the Cincinnati Commercial, few
days ago. said that the despatch of General Hck that
General Pope had captured 5000 prisoners and 10 900
stand OF sensational. Both the despatch ard
tue letter put the csnard to the credit Of Gan HAeck
The desI ach Of Gen. HAeck 10 the Secretary OF War
was ss follows:
General Pope with 40 600 men, Is thirty miles south
of Florence, pressing the enemy hard He already
ports 10 900 prisoners and deserers from the enemy
and 10 600 stand Of arms captured"
Gen. Pope, according TO Halecks despatch, reported
10 coo prisoners and deser.ers captured. The question
H. did Gen. Pope make such reports If be id, Gen.
eek did rglt to despatch the information 10 the Sec
rotary of War II General Pope made no such report
General Hseck is responsible for the sensational csnard
TIE ialsy of the despatch to the Secretary of War
admitted The question is, who Ia responsible for it
Baleck or P0pey
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
LORD BROUGHAn ON AMERIOAN AFFAIRS.

Lord Brougham delivered su address before the So
cal Silence Congress in session in London, in which
be made the foosing remarks respecting American af
fnrs
But the present unhappy state Of affairs in the new
world is calculated to withdraw our attentio nom oil
other countr add fx it upon the fortunes of our kns
errors are fitted to teach. civil has ter twt'e
mouths Isg ID among hem far more dreadful than that
the prospect Of which, on the banks OF the Ru5icon
struck horror through ts authors imbs made his BAR
sand on end al stayed his step; war waged, lot oy
few thousand soldiers either side bu by tbs whtl
usop!e, frantic with mutual hatred filed with thirst CT
Vengeance only to be slaked By each others Slaughter
The prsvssrcs OF epidemic SANDER aud isehood in k
their forms makes it impossible TO trust che &C
counts which reach "a. But enough certainly
known to prove that the eoLhc,, besides the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
n'cLELLAN's HEADeuLRTER.

McCe!lAu's pleasant it'll, domestic arrangements, 80
M iey broken up by Gen. Lss, described follows
nv 40 army core 5on lent Of the Philadelphia PrssI
an the corner Of field Of 500 acres surrounded on
tvo sid5 by woodland, the tsnts are pitched. The
amp s on hill, quarter OF mile from any road and
tho whole covers space OF fous acres. The ground
ban Of he camp plrS eoRrIm, with the siar tents
On the long Sides the Generals tent on the short side
nearest he road, and the guard tents on the otner
A. the upp.rend o. this parallelogram space hun.
ired feet quTe is marked out, constantly guarded by
seltinels upol which No one no matter how hign
ia position Is allowed 70 encroach. 10 The centre Of
his cred SPOT are tao wall tents each about twenty
e,t 50 ARE yet alongside CT another though with
spht intervening space. The eii hand one ia occupied
by Gen Moo. Lao, The other By his ahsrinaW, Gen.
Marcy. the Chief Of 81 a. Both furnished AXE,
zach has stove o4mp stools and table oorsege camp
ped dsk and toilet ma eTak, aud various Wce bottles
wing beat denote tie used even BY h3or Cen
ralt ~ oegue weary houfs and entertain visitors 10
'front.' of the Generals tent hundred feet wide street
runs 10 lac opposite aide Of the camp, where two or
three .aked Sibey teas pitched 10 accommodate
the so.ders AGING the camp guard On each side OF
this street tents pitched whose occupants decrease
in honor according they are farther away from the
General
Thee are tents OF the 1t. e O,ers-tbe Proves, Mar
sha General the Adj1.snt neral the Inspector Gene.
RAJ tue 0 nrtermAsgeT5 aud OOmuissareS, the Aids TO
the Commander n-Chief 81, A row behind those, on
each side IL devoted TO oh jers and clerks and
tld row TO seVNt. O1tside OF all this the horses ere
poketed and further sl the headquarters baggage
irans so useful ia moving all this pAraPhernala. Each
teut il like small parOr well flashed, and having every
comfort and luxury could sIpsct The officers who
occupy them always about chatting and talking, the
business Of many Of them not requiring attention more
Than onefOurh OF the time. The clerks and aids how
ever have the most ih;u duties They prepare every
hing for lh1ss they Rssi.t iDps reading or signing
being all that Il r,q Tired OF the superior officer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
Prorre.. or DC Co.bat.

We had nothing ds6nits from the field Of operations
yesterday TIE oily Vas full Of usual, but We
could only learn a. certain that the YApkse army main
saiued pretty much the position Of the day before, snd
- all means we're used 10 make il as little comfortable
20 them a. possible. Il Is believed that they Retrs
n slouly on the vessels in the river After What ba
hssn done, public impotence may well restrain iss, uo
tbs cou6dsnt assurance that nothing will be over
Looked or neglected 70 make victory complete As
it Is llready glorious.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
Good Time.

The defeat Of the great YAtkse army before Richmond
ais upon their unhappy nation just as they are dgestrg
their newly enacted Tax law which taxes almost every
thing they eat, drink and sleep, every description OF
property every brArch Of business every means Of sub
ss.enoe It strikes tiem too just as the gigantic and
appalling ApParition OF European intervention begins to
assume form and consistency. We fancy the Yankee
,stion Il about as happy nov as il deserves 10 be.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
THE EyACUATION OF CORINTH.
A oorrs,poadoul of the New York world" wri

A correspoadent Of the New York "WorId," writing
( ON Ccriuth, Mrs. under date Of jane ist, says
"Bat do regicusy believe that l. Is best for he
common to hear and heed what is bitter unds-
puted acttho Confederate strategy since the battle Of
Shiloh has ben successful as Ii ia, been iupsror-
Takipg the euem,s stand point and writing and
where DO, cannot possibly imagine now it could have
been mere eminent for perfection or TAXING
our stand point the saad point of the Unions hopes
and HAllecks fame, cannot possibly imagine how is
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
0RlEIARN.

Killed the aed Of battle, tuesday evening" let JAY H.
ford, Of us city, Ia the 23a year Of his Ag.
The Moloch a. 10 all tine las had arer vi rs
this brave soldier Adorned trh tht r.kss
matte the human ch>racer sni gf Ell wi PRIMARY
tai endownenoi ans P:Ison and e', the eLgsJ
he n the gntleness Of toe r the hr@ess
own gave 70 his ssnars the besad upar Of H.
bIneIess ring vita srdo, i1ts hs
az the breaking Iosits, he de the
Vsre cAmpag n Of 1861 10 Nes VigA The With
or,~a troops from that re don uyat aud yb.and
~ On in which he gh. render the else
From hs ding General to the private
not Of n whom he
esdea ed b. his amstle Il po.h Il genescu ymra
is and Is bu'yaut courage Up the heI' -here be TEL
combat 0egzn lie red into tie .i J.
wind Of bat lie he waved a. a,u etds -bo 81 % BY MA
seou the st1Aon and the mot lis cable inpacsb q
hiI ed hire hCu sher OF hst
acid coantenaace wh.n had sstlea n.o the epoIs dealt
" IN te 81 q saornes-
In the locks bis fore cad a:ing
Not 4 silver s.rtsk;
Not line Of sorrows tracing
On that fair young chees
Eyes Of light Aad pc Of Tossa,
IA b ~ H. las woie
Over ali thit custAin ootes,
Viii n soal morel
douE forever IN his badly presence he eroty
OF virtues wi I've To- 10 the hearts h risnds
era eoansry will keep leah The sJry Of b Devotion aEd
,aiO-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05

Os DIT-ThAt in sn interview with the President be
IRE the advance Of the army, Gen. Mcclellan said tina
unless he could raise the Stare and Stripes over Rich
Ii md bIfore the 18Th OF April he should resign bis com
mission -BaFllo(N " Commercial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
HORkkS FOR HAL
!" X0 uone,

TWO Horses gng General onee- about 10 change
hiss atom Doth n0ouga bred ard YORK fosy unds1 ne
lie In the NharnesS. be PGTf a-ss
Uourse and tae her s;hs QaaTnAtes stable snt IL
street is a.
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EXTRACT,
EXTRACT.
ADJUrANT AND ISsPEoroR GErER,Ls OJIIoE,
RGHsoSD, July I. ls62.
SPECIAL ORDERs,l
y No. NS

H. c,n,erpt ensa7ed on Government work. either directly
by Coat actors wi tAkeu from TIE work on which
except for the OF enromen, Ter
which tey viii be returned Certificate q the officer un-
whose charge the being Pf1 med, Win I'M the
contract such u3ea,e will be present 70 ths ea
Tuag who will iheIeupon order the detail OF the men
soc hrd period 10 eed sixty DAYS du heae OF
each be forwarded liant and inipeo
tor General and pAte - the Ctie OF the Department or
bureau Tor which the work performed
Extsn,u Of tie eda will be made when De imed neessa
~ ApleS,n through the HsAd Of Departments or BuisA
By Command Of the Secretary Of War
JSO wIrHERs
NA2U Ast Adj. GenerAlS
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RAInY.RI. Jaue ls. 1852.

Turner Ashby belonged FIuquer county, Wh,re bis
{ lmiy was iLdlntL 4 10. WealEly. Ia Washington,
Baltimore, and RicBmcni the Ashbys we're well knoIn
amosg people OF suParjr social position aud we're eve
ryWhere esteemed Tor tEoif intelligence, courage aud
honor. But the leGslt, WhiSh 10 have beea
characteristic OF tue n.ms 1.u have met With al OK
espoa In the Back HOrse" Uolole who is always de-
soIibed as bruzqIs, stern, solaier.Eks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-05
HIAo'Q9s sD BRIGADE, NJ 4ER'5 DIVISION,
Camp Meivia Hin, July 4, lse9
SPECIAL ORDERS,

All eouulssoued osers and pvAes Of this COM
from their oomPsni-s and segin' are
duty Immediately they VIII De puesne
he Richmond and papers deseItes Those nh
rally sek wi send TO these HessquAeTa turgeon
Of her eoudon No brave ocer solder VII skuik ron
duty 10 such time tbs alone hus the city ani sag
camps Whn their GRADES gall emf on'fs hs 'n'0
IL nj foe and driving him from cur soil
v j. b. 6WARDtY.
isy -, A GtnvnL
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DURNINa FLUID-A small just received sad fsr sale ~
ID v. PErnReon co., Dgyggs,A Ru
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The noble ana Lrmgat.d Ashby.

The following, rom me kss Ysr4 TribtsHs Is an Illus
taoa Of tie prsJs that valor ard virtue may eIIort
| from The most en6ig;sred ebemV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-11
KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY, AUGUST IL 1869.

Thus, by conscription and detention,
they fiji up their Trimmed ranks and keep
up their forces. Such are the men aud
means against which we have TO combat.
Under these circumstances, do not
hesitate to say that life and liberty depend
upon the wisdom, vigor and prom npti,ude
OF the action Of the people of the loyal
States. What they ought to do is, first,
to FIJI UP promptly the old regiments to
their maximum strength. This is the
only way to get experienced soldiers in
time TO answer the purpose. Men who
60 into these regiments win have hardy,
experienced officers, who know how TO
care for and instruct them, and have
much better prospects fer comfort, health
and honor than in regiments wholly new.
Caution the people, for the sake Of all
they hold dear, not TO disregard this re-
com mendation.
The utmost promptness will barely suf-
nee to put us be,onj the reach Of such
disasters as have occurred elsewhere, and
the nations life or death lies in the issue
I'd. The greatest care should be taken,
after this has been done, to give those
who 60 into new regiments good ofhcers.
Those towards and skulks, old gran
nies, fogies and good for -nothiugs Of eve.
ry class and grade. who have left or been
driven from the service, and are hanging
around for promotion, should be carefully
excluded from the service. Their name
ls legion, their excuses for leaving as
VARIOUS: sick wives, dying parents, and
dead babies, must cover the face of the
country, judging by the letters Of such
which come to headquarters.
Beware Of them. The capture of 4
regiment. the loss Of a battle, OF the coun-
ty's Disgrace by incompetent or
worthless officers, can hardly be atoned
for by the appointing power.
3D.. Let the officers for the new regi-
ments be taken from those, tried, ap-
proved, and now in the field. They will
gave promotion to the meritorious now in
the service.
4th. Let the motto in every mouth
and every mind be
DO what you do we'll, but above all, do
it quickly. w. S. RoSECRANS.
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Il RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
IA rsa or
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Nesshsra Trsts leaves daily .sunaa, excepted .,
.m p -. sed arrives IT $50 p m.
western Train leaves daily tSnEdays excepted 4.
TOO a. H AEd 3.O6 p. n, xIc arrives NJ i2.Oe IN and
s:as p. m. s@
AsHAnil.on Dspot, r rainsoa the w.b..h vsiisy
RaiirsadArrivsd daily. except Sundays. st4o'eioekp
n.,snddepari daily ,su ndAy ssxcspled, ste. 30 .. m
Dassssconbeet ~iibthIseity
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LIVE STOCK.

III y ONh.
Droversaud FaTners will md this The mos t.dyan-
iaEsous route TOR LIVE Stock CapaciDus Yards ell
wasered and supplied with every veniencs have
been opened on this line aud very
attention 10 paid 90 their wsnts From Harrsburrk
&bsFs III De- found avery coR venienee for Ceodins
and resting, achoiee Is offered OF the pHTLADkI..
PHIA,kkW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKRr6. =
This viii also be found the shortest, quickest and
most direct route for stock New YORK kfvia mo-.
townl--and with fever chs ngcsthAn any ether. -
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