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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-14
Later and Highly Importantly Norfolk,
Portsmouth and the Gosport Navy
Yard Surrendered-the Merrimacli
Blown up by the Rebels Mcclellan
within 27 M lies of Richmond.

WITHIN III N lies OF hlchmond.
WASHINGTON, May ll.--'rhe following
was received at the War Department this
morning
FORTRESS MONROE, May To- o'clock
midnight Norfolk is ours, and also
Portsmouth and the Navy yard, General
Wool having completed the landing of his
forces at Willoughby's Point about nine
march on Norfolk with five thousand men.
Secretary Chase accompanied the Gener-
al.
About five miles from the landing place
rebel battery was found on the opposite
side Of the bridge over Tanners creek.
After few discharges of companies of in.
fantry, the rebels burned the bridge. This
compelled our forces to march around five
miles further. At five o'clock IN the af>
ternoon our forces was within short dis.
tanco of Norfolk and were met 10y dcle>
CATION al citizens, and the city was form.
ally surrendered. Our troops marched in,
and we now have possession.
Gen. Nelle is in command as military
Governor OF Norfolk The City and Navy
Yard were not burned. The fires which
have been seen for some hours proved to
be the woods burning,
Gen. Wool, with Secretary Chase re-
turned at eleven o'clock tonight.
Gea. uuger withdrew his forces without
battle.
The Mcrrimac is still of Sewall's Point.
Com. Rogers expedition was heard from
this afternoon ascending the James River
The rcports from Con Mcclellan are fa-
vorablo. EDwlN NJ. STANTON.
Tho following has just been received by
Hon. F. II. Watson, Assistant Secretary
of War:
FORTRESS MONROE. May 1.-the Mor>
rimac was blown up by the rebels at two
minutes before five o'clock this morning
She was set fire to about three O'clock
The explosion too place at the time stated.
1t is said to have been q grand sight by
those who saw it. The Monotor, Stevens
battery and the gunboats have gone up
towards Norfolk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-14

sag~A meeting OF upwards Of sixty
members of Congress was held at Wash
iugton on Saturday last, composed of the
conservative men of all parties, willing to
unite in an effort to put down Abolition
and Secession, aud to save the country
Nearly all the Democrats, all the Border
State members, aud few of the more
moderate Republicans, were present.
ssar Hons Chas j. Ridd!e, S. E. AnCo-
ma, aud Geo. II. Pendleton will please ac,
oept our thanks for valuable public docu
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PREPARED BIZ DIR. ]. c, AVER,

May, ith, loN+ " '
A DMINISTRATORS SOTICE-.Notico
N is hereby given that Letters Of Admustra-
ton have been granted to TIE subscriber on the
estate of THOMAS McCRACEEN. late Of Lum.
Der city, Clcariied county, deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly authcn.
ticatcd fer settlement
THOMAS HENRY,
Ferguson tp., April 50, 60. Admir-.
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY,
CLEARFlELD, "a
Wednesday Morning May a. 1862

A number of tho Democratic members
OF Congress have published an address to
the country, urging the importance OF
maintaining tho organization OF the Na'
tional Democratic party, inviting the COS
operation of cyoIy man in the Union who
is in favor Of maintaining the Constitution
as it is, aud OF restoring the Union as 1t
was. This should have been done long
ago but it may not be too late now at all
events, longer delay would have been
still more dangerous, If the Union can
be restored as it was, the Constitution pro-
tectod from wantou violation, and our
country rescued from threatened despot-
ism, tho National Democratic party IS the
only agency through which those blessings
can be obtained. This the masses Of the
peoplo-no matter by what partisan name
they may have been designated hereto
fore-know and feel, and will chocrtully
embrace the first opportunity offered tol
rcpudiato all other parties, and unite with
that sound National party that has carried
our country in triumph through every
storm.
The address will be published in our
next. II is we'll written, and urges every
Democrat to yield a hearty support and
cooperation to the present Administra.
ton in all constitutional efforts to sup
press the presopt rebellion, and indignant.
ly spurns the imputation Of disloyalty as
applied to the Democrats who refuse to
say "amen" to all the acts. whether good
or bad, of the peoples servants.
loyal" SENATOR'S take the fol-.
lowing extracts from speech made in
the United States Senate, by that "true
and hyal ciisen," the Journal terms him
Ben Wade.
"The man who PIRATES about and quotes
the ConStitution in this great crisis, is a.
traitor"
We are surprised that this "truo and
loyal citizen" ever took an oath to sup
port the Constitution. But we presume
this was necessary to enable him to draw
his pay and mileage. The following will
still farther illustrate the true and loyal
citizen"
"He thought that instead of being a.
pro-slayery being, God was a gradual
emancipationist."
10 which Senator Howe of Wisconsin,
said:
"He would not undertake to say what
that Great Being was, but if the Senator
from Ohio was correct as regards this
country, how was it that the annexation
of Texas was permitted in 1912"
Tia. is; flood was an emancipationist,
as stated by Wade, he should have pre-
vented the annexation of Texas.
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MD AYERS
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VIhhNth IHt HLUUD AND CUnr Inn -.
tnVnlihs FATHERS, Muthtts, pb,. 10y
hhilenihtupists, ttoa thtit iica',M
nnd Judge ~ thsir Virtue
ron rllE CuRE uF
Headache, sick Headache. pouis,
. lutHrtru. p, N,,VV'n,a,hs
wv =, g MN. sf have n,,u rt.,,s9 lNs
'hu vuHi hratsliy eu, luiy cam t,t, .''i3 sai,i %
rt NuNr rlls lifrumt ttuutiantt.rat.t Ngt 90 tst.
they ,n1re si uHrr n thry viii euts r,..s p ehIa
my iOy ltct is worth knowing ''N''' - Aey de
NuUr with prvet respect IN "A r,,..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
A CARD. -
In BIvouAo, July ., 1862

To the Editor of the Wig:
Since the commencement of tie Chickshf N ny cam
"a some articles have appeared in the Richmond NJ
amner which are calculaed TO do hustce to come oil
our tffcers ard to alarm cur people No one 10 the
army has any Obi 'cion to N Or General A r. Hills
being supplied With all The notorety that he Examiner
can furnish provided no great Injustice is done TO 9th
ere His stiff ofi.sr, tJOugh the columns OF the Et
amiaer claims that he had command of the field o.
Monday for short time, ntiminE an improper aoserce
Of other Ulcers General Lse and hjor General Long
street rode upon tie ld together and, some hours be-
fore Msior General A P. HUI Both Of these officers
remained upon the I'D, and slept there neither havi
lef. it for an instant Mor General Longstreet wassb-
sent from his usual position for hour perhaps fer The
purpose of putting gse of Gen Hlls Bgades (Gregso
ilto action.
The "sjo6! th1a,and' claimed TO have been lost by
Gen. A. P Hills Division alone, will cover the loss Of
the entire srmy,durirg the weeks campaign. Trh De
wounds will swell the list above this ;ure but the &C
tn loss will fall shor! of IT, Exaggerated statements Ct
clsuaes like those msds by the Examiner, are cacu-
Lated to be great jury the army, both at home ard
abroad.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obcdien: servant,
6. II. SOBREL,
Assistant A ltAnt General
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EROM NEW ORLEANS.

Augusta JAY 10 "A special despatch to the Swan
nah R publican, taed Mobile sb, ssys: Passenger
from New Orleans report that Maine Regiment mu-
tinted in belog ordered to Wick buJs and
shot before the Disturbance vas puzzled.
TcIls gueriIlas are lowering aotui New Ohtana-
TIE British armed vessels omit, the usuh compliment
on the 4:h Of Jaly.
I.srPoEscd that French troops occupied the city Of
Mexico, on the lg.h ut.
The Jck5ou Msslssippian of the b, says: Las
Saturday morning. Butler visited B.iOl Rouge anG
made several arres Tor trivial csu7ss
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ELE r P HI0.
RECEPTION OF TIE NEWS OF gcCIRLLANs DE
FEAT At NEW ORLEANS.

YosILE, July 3 The New o,lesos D lsa ssy': We
are in PEGS ssOa CT Noble papers OF the q instant
containing seFiss of tsi'graus from chmond and
other ponts The substance Of to dsspitchss is that
McOeI IN has been defeated We reproduce these ele'
grams csuse versions Of them in the bands Of apec
uators imp ng upon The putH;; hat do no. believe
them. II the7 true, all that be gained by re
pulse Of the Uaion army is to prcl1ng The struggle"
The Pcayuue copies from the Delta With This head
iug ave have received the following note from General
Butler:
'Eiors P,cayune-- Gentlemen There is in this ci'y,
asd you have bad in your tf,e an ezra, which sets
RICH. ali II we from Richmond down to Juy |. Why
desire to publish false intelligence, as is the rel able
mans lies of June 80 Publish anything bu, the en-
nd dispatches aud you may publish them you viii
ru blish this note ," '
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IEoR me MHlG
Assistant A, ,tGnt General.

GIVE AID TO THE WOUNDED.
The sick and wounded who sble to travel now
being cent bcme This hot weather they suF.r intense
IL, particularly the wounded when once placed in the
carr where they mus remain until removed they have
no means Of procuring either food or water. Think,
taea Low intense mus, be their susIiDss viii not the
women OF the Con,d eracy who live the lire Of tbs
railroads come foI ward and SHOW noble soldiers how
much they appreciate the nCbls deeds that have been
enacted around Richmond
feel it will be only necessary to suggest this to our
patriotic women They will aJck TO toe relief Of orr
eutf Ri heroes.
Conc, then, With plenty Of milk, butternilk ard
vines with lice little s1acis Of buered bread chicken,
g., tied up in paper for Brig plenty of water
they s-r int nsey for water both to drink and drss
their wculds. Could you see, have seeo theItni.
rig If The =, week and hear the heartfelt tbaukF,
your sympIthies would be touched. We call upon The
women In all parts of the Coniedsracy, t. come TO th
cal God will bless our Cause il We but do cur part
faithfully.
Oar cause is Jlat
Ia God our uus'.
THE SOLprERs FRiESD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

..rS.r HAPP.NG w. G.dess.Ert Juag medium,
% . o.. o. q, O u..ys l,s "a 3, has teen b. counU
l--l0a Nh tee s7-s. @. gii.a-g C0ufC-srIrs thc
,sa 10 os,-,s sld L-s ped revelation ifom biru Lat
e decisive % ls o. tJ.s saE piI be fought 10 w.
nd slt7a be- l H. ,ees1, aud ,ha. before q
u "a BIZ SAP 90 F.-.CC, sI have i-ysUeaei. -
a-0 s8Il TIA. ulelra ia arohr COMFY Of u,o7g'l
81. -.f rsges 100 I'D. rtsl.iU'y The Sane.
IL wing q tE-a our g 10 -gy 7upersa.lral agencies
O! JslaCr1 or ary g-vp-eees made 10 rr,le yilats
- Cvvcr,lsi Pc, be shove record tor TIE spt-I
90 Of the cgIjoUs, and % 1Eat ,ae tes. Of time,-
.f .t.,q5ls E4guTtr
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RICHMOND WING.
PRInAY noRNING. July IL. Ise9.

FRoN rae THASs Nlsslssl PPI-Lstt from necessity to
tssmselve4 the brave people beyond the Mississippi are
uo5ly vindc ,ting thsir r.gls 10 Independence, o.
bravely proving their pOwsrto make themselves So
TIE Mes ppian of tie 80 h Jana says: OIL TApPAa,
Of Akans4s has just re urned irOu that State he brings
the most encouraging news from that region. General
Hiudmsn has 10000 in his command, generally vel.
AIMED; Twelve Iegiu en,s are magndcenty armed The
vaols country is in psrf,e. bsEs Of enthuasm I'D
determination. Gen. Curtis is in imminent danger Of
bel GU from bis supplies and bis army is in mot
C,i.iesl condition. The enemy have Iun few gun
boats up White river but they have been able to accom-
n 81 netting They meetsIroug resistance every where
Sc ave a strOrg battery on White river, a. Du'alS
. IA, Is miles above Clarendon, supported b. 600
. L. No people ever manifested more inmoveaels de-
uina,ion 20 drive the HessaDs from their 5orders.-
AZ bal, Arkansas Three cheers for General Hind
ma Toe great tide Of invasion is rolling b. ca! TIE
a.s.oudls head is mashed Ol'ard p onward al
Tsyt Onward
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FRnN vi KShuRG.

McsIE, July ia special de'pa'oa to The AdyeE
ssr dated Jlckson to-day ssys tae enemy ia THROWN
occ lsiona shells into V.cksoarg.
The crops are stf,ring for rain.
There ia no truth in the report that 1900 Yankee
we're Ttlred at Bi'on Rjugs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

TuE Ssc1SD EISRlnA RsstNNr,-A letter from b o.
r N P,lms-, the surgeon OF The "a Fcrida Regiment
published the urlals of that SJaS, gives tome par.
rc.4,s o. ,he sci5n Of n, gallant soldiers.
axe pl,s-l7e II trsnsf, rrir g-Omiag srcb details
ba O, I5 = Ioes me est,
Oar R,zm,u, las acted molly, and the State IN y
a,l e0 grogi q l.. bur Lc- lScy hesrihstOLes ave
. en- made d.,1a's ia the las. f-w weeks Since {
dgs: poe rates OF tic easny before ~ lines az k
~ We have repeatedly oseu under h., AMI ali soOc
! Ec y-t5raUl
la he q &c Fir co the - Of April, in witch our
K meat aud tte Ms sNupg BA sloo, under Lieut.
L Tay 0-, ~ al der ire command o. our lamentcd
84,u., Ward, charged the eneuy gAlInuy 81 Grove
tl,ls sbarpsLOOvGs away from peach orchard uLer.
Jlsy had been annoying us for s,Vral days Ga tn.-
sc,-iou Colonel Ward uOu fer himself AID his reg
u,at The commentator OF all the ID GERS Eho vi messed
O., auVug them & nSr Il rly ADD ROdes, and
a.. IL hilked Uy neral Msgfuder, who 50 made
VI itei 9 spe,c1 10 the Regiment, giving them 4
q dea! OF Crat, or ID II gal ~. Al Will IN
ia - our giueYt fought orAvsly and uudr very ad
sc c susalcss az they chsr. I'd INTO theke
" VI Dc grOStH Elsd nth cut doTu lEe-s, AID we're
5juttu sEposeS TO uosE gal . from be eaeIy
UoI. Ss-d pSi he E mAa SlHsi
after ore OF ne most iatiguwS hard narches Il hiss
cygr been nv .. 70 be 10, We arrived IN front OF Rc
0ouc on tie Is nit, AID sool after took our 20 iGon
U-sr eheTe the last battle fought. We had been
on ri k- four or tye days before me battle and were
CO.'S qq 'u,ly good deal "a gu'd but no,Sithsard
o. ala bs tee mCn responded With ghs greatest s.cry
Wh % called OF 10 march TO tho battle hsld- Our i
Fade composed 4 tie s4h ana IS Virginia, : n
z.i Sorh Carolina, - Mississippi Battalion and ~
? orids K gutn g commanded by gedier General
Sar.l d. % .je che alta at led throughout We drove
.ae tueuy steadily before w. through f-lds, woods
81 q svaup,, aud times, our men were We
4 ~ neody usts dep IN uu1 aud water. GU
RigmsuJ vas The leading one, aud when they
aryd 5. the open h'ld where the enemy
L.t .hes lsunol posted, the shOsT Of grape add
C4ai-ter va 9er'evdJ teTuAc, sBd Gus grabs
o. rs' 5gs.si-ei here but there Sas isl:ering,
an the K gment moved or; driving The enemy irom
,seig luls N gall nj syl, after which compsratiydy
.e0 Of ocr mel we're wounded or killed. could trace
be march Of our regiment up to The guns by the
slid Al o, line entirely in advance Of he
-'b-r giueuts, and sere cugaS with at Ices; OUT
mcl.s Y, the enemy, cut NibOut showing any IL
-oetou Of faeJiug Oar cheers b tsv.d mos, gal
Aut!v, aid 50 iic tue men. Co. Perry wssr er fotpi
"a tde midst d danger. Li,uL CO., Pyl badly
sosadad Shls brAVly leading bic wing aud the gailrr
Gail uns lied lie dong the Gnde,d yetsran'
could o. have done any bsyer The distance where
the battle menoed and where Il closed at nigh
shou. mixes troops driving tho enemy steadily
hai L. them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

SsesLaT-9E y EsK sr,--Es -Tle Fayet.s7 lie O.
.t Ter s,ys ,hAt cotton hes sg3de2y lupei Up fem
csc 10 IL, Splits TuTpenuue from J. 90 esu'si
T1,l,cS in ,1s zane proportion, and large quantities Of
s.,s lave beel boCglt up on specuLati0a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

TsE Dams o. IRIS G1S. SeTr-T' Eife OF G,r.
SEQ. .lD jed a. me 90 Tu,sdly, Jnge 10. had re-
sd a IL that c,'y CT ssyeral he, stde-ug from
srv OsJ1chul on 'c'cl -u. her CONDITION re-
s-d-i 2larUiag Ent. tay tEo sl)re hear death
/ Saf DO attended ~ a. o. tyr imTeciAte 're
drTirg rer iss, iil,. ryl,tiorz b.irg atsea: -
F,-s HsI bJty Ia, q, o ,gao.l ned ncostd 1 q lead
gtSil, dreuOyeI % tie on, OF ;ha American Lsg'
u-a rr.ca it sIl be osor "a; TO le1 e',s "a
tir.rtgIl Of Col sc9. aod wife ~ho uere Oh their way
fr.tl o ..tA
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According letters irCm WarsaW, nine Polish ladies',
5Ce1sed Of having participated 10 singing hymns and
q, Y prayers gtsgsd BY a3 priests ced .ouS,
suoyed ION tbs citadel Of Lat city the oh, and
transferred 20 vrufo.
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Ars OrANiyrd, oil tls celebrated sculptor he's
Nv, to the Board Of PIX Comuii-iorers a couyiet
On e.ion Of the css Ci Il me 20 a her bu bard
s-ss, sshIyssyen IN nunbsT, err Low Z possession Of
L board $500
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

4 CAprUsSD Fac The Res. L W. ALeq, member
u c urrs Il .udeIs Sud, in company With ten men
s,ol General sAaN's SharpshOO,ers, 10 recoanOis.
t,1cs Of .se eaeay's position Sunday, the - o,
June care g991 his d,seDed camp at the Sven Pines,
iEtese found among Otaer ,a-e:s left by the Van
tes in tssir fight a-gr UaiOa g, which doubt
! 90 ltslse4 0y r. li,usl for the Sa,s Capitol TIE
Is perfectly rev. ard measures SO BY "a feet has the
orthodox unosr Of sa-s 10 the blue i'd and is al;O-
F,ghs' as gay l5okicg ar SpAg ged BAnaer as one
u gus wish 70 sse. NJ. Allen, with ds Coussn; OF boSh
lsra Mssru8er ard the Sscr.t.ry Of WAr, has pre-
s-..,t the TO TIC a.s a trophy and j. Low Les
"a ae Library room o, tie Capitol Though the coca
81 nos likely ever 70 arise for this ynoO o. 8 DIS
a ed authority and uow OdiOus despodsn to Do DIS
aged tccn the roof OF the building j: must always be
a. increasing OH associated With the heyoo de-
ill., Of he Cap al oi the Confederate States and he
sla,eat scat Of Government OF Virginia
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.ACAlT gUAE FUH LEXINGTON.

New AIIdlagtUCnJ L
~ AMI sner he Piss n Apdi, P,cftt s-asYTIISt
'c4 VII run tiroc n 10 Lexington A. we'll 22.mkkNB
. -yUchtu and Buchanan
EClECSp
sc0t'syis ~ To LsI 5gtsn........... S6
Lyr,hburg Ia u SUcl-ran 81.
Lssve Ichlord uslsL al p Molday Wednesday ara
lay, ybcihIFc 30 hours and LeIis ton and BusT
an, AL p N. Of the secol tNy
A.
IN accompany he :hro ~ Boat - r - Cosabia C avoid
yEdli anu = sye each p&ss,7g.s nsrR.
fxrrErIs3
os'ge Lt4lgt All Hasianaa =. Is, J0ndAy, WeiGes
F.. - reach LyassaBg N q hours I'D Il hnood IL
b .uu,
5Oliafy:
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TIE RICHMOND BATTALION.

Since the granting Of authority ~ raise Battalion IL
Richmond for rpecs serviec embracing persons Of any
age some difficulty seems have existed With tlose
rolled among the Second Cas- Militia 10 whether Fueh
of them as sired 70 in the bat alton would sios ed
to do The oosng eOffsspOs deEcs leaves no doubt
on the subject
WIN ELLIOTT.
Richmond, June 2si, 1862.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEFARrNESr,
Richmond, JIne 2O.h, 1862
dis EIcclleucy Gov. L,tcher. Redmond,
Sal re .pectlulv Eequest permission for the mijs
called in the ely Of RictmOnd to volunteer IL Ii,
Battalion authorized 70 De raised by Capt W. n Eliot
Tor local service within the circuit Of the redoubs around
Richmond aud N,pchss.er. Tae Battalion wall conss
of Eve companies Of one hundred men each, vii b,
mustered iLto the Confederate service and WILL in ado
ton to their pay 10 toe Confederate army, receive
bounty from the city government OF $50 per month tC
each nou-conmissiOaed TN GER and private.
They will be charged with the important du'y 4
guarding the bh5g s,prsors public aud private propert,
aud sh maintaining order 10 the city, thilk tha, Il,
organization Of this Battalion will probably render
unnecessary to make aGy further cali IN the mits
the ciy and s considered OF very grea Importance tt
he public service.
most earnestly request your Exc ileucy to fseitst
"a formation ~ every neaus in your power.
Captain Ea.oA ill give you any further explanation
that may be desired
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
GEO. RAsDoLPH,
sec. Of War.
Any Of The Second Glass Militia that prefer service
he tailor herein referred TO- have Ire right 20 eul
,Ierein When aBy Of them a. cnist tbeis nanes vi
oe reported to n Wilma who Wi! heFoupon s.r:s
en- from the rolls.
June q, 1862. I0Hs E7uBFs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
At MUL MELOIN THE clerks or

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IN y o. July, !. 81.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

s-EE N.LI,IS4 We have -,en a lopy oi the or
ca 81 ,-zu-d o. taA: precious scamp, 3 Uplsm q
Caystnu street, P-lA .elpha advertising = fac s.utle
$50 COI.e5sTae bond, making ia al fifteen 5aessa, tee
-iHe retsl bonds, aO,e sluPIastrs and postage suEs
Issued b. ne tue past three uolls. Tra3e sup led 70
So cents psg 100, or - per 800. n B. Ths 80 SIg
20 notes on ealk noe paP,r g. - ger banered, ,r
So PER Lu'" Tu.s Is a specimen o. YA.kee honesty
NJ Cpatu may escagc the ElIoss b.: s25ass or .a,r
10 tbs ~lri, or TIE mex, d VII nave u uldargJ lie
penalty o. D rzsca'ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

PSEsoSAL-F 6. L, Fo1Jai1s E-l tas army cores
poadels Of the Charleston Courier ~tose grlgac let
tiers from Coril.h ard Memphis, over ;he sl. ARE
Of "P,rs1nue. sere 50 tx e1sgey copied a1i real s.
rived il ehmcaia i,s days ago He f. uos max. z
rireu Of the ate battle sits aloag tie Chick bouiay
aid E doubtless prepare al .ala.allg account Ct %
expulsion of tte yalEe,s from the 7ciu q olsou1