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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-06-27

ORIGIH OF CAMP MGErINGs.-The first
camp meeting held in America WAS in
kentucky Two preachers, one Presby-
teran and the other Methodist, met in a
village on the Sabbath. where there was
bu, one church. The Presbyterian ofiicia
ted in the forenoon and the Methodist in
the afternoon. The interest upon tie sub
ject was so great that they continued the
meetings for a day or two at the house -
The attendance soon became so large that
they adjourned to the woods, and coutin>
ued The meeting for a week. And this
was the origin of tie camp meeting
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EE- A camp of instruction for $4,000
men, cavalry, ariil cry, and infantry in due
proportions, viii lie Immediately formed.
near Annapolis, Nd, Major Gen. Wool,
L. S A., viii command the camp, in ads
dilion to his duties as Department com
msnde,.
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notary Public and General Land agent,
sToCKDRmGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VII attend to the payment Of taxes, the collec-
ton Of debts, the ex animation Of titles, &c.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Lam,
ustice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticglar attention given to collecting, &c. Of
fee On York Street. Manitowoc, Wis, nl-tf
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GUIS. q, REETEEk.

soTARY PuBLIc, Agent for the Milwaukee Nh
tual Insurance empany, and Ounty Treas
urer. VIII attend TO the payment Of Taxes
&C.. Office Oh Ninth Street. nl-tf.
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V1T. VI. NICHOLS,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Aanitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
Ia nl-u
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JOHN NcEk EDGss.

Wagon, .CLeigb, and Cawiage Maker.
Shop on York street, over Wm. Sharp'5 Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to work.
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O. ToRREsON & CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glas, Nails,
etc, Produce Of all kinds wanted, nI-tf
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III. R. ANDERSON.

York street, north side Of the river, Mani
.owoc. 42-ly
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THE .MGNiTCWC PILOT
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
BY
j. CrsHle!, Editor ard Proprietor.
TERMS:

IERAS.
To Village Subscribers, when LEFT By the Car
rier, 50 90 per annum.
To Nail and Office Subscribers, 4l,C0-tara-
riaJiy ia dGyance.
Eleven copies VII Be sent 10 one post ofice
on receipt Of $1,000. Twenty copies on the re-
ceipt of $500.
tE- Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB -pPItzTn7G,
Having large and varied assortment Of Job
Type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute ali kinds of JoB PAINTING On
short notice and at fair prices.
,Y- AL kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment lor work or papers.
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Tho Richmond army correspondent Of tho
Philade phia Press, under date Of ,th insi., thus
writes -
We have, from the balloon corps a mos, startling
sccount OF a rebel nutiny. Two or three DAYS ago,
whilst taking observations the bs'loouist observed
quite coinnoton In the encmy's camp. lrso
party OF troops were drawn out, aud ffdm tho hur-
rying Of borsomon aud preparation Of arms he FIRST
So,., however, 10 observed the troops take pos!-
ton an d.rect thulr pieces at their rebel brethren
Field asscs bsin. brought 70 bear, discovered the
euro isy-sc.ina party 10 he North Caroinians, and
tlat they were taking position Of defence sganst
toe attack ot ottera In the rebel army. Fire WAS
soon clctsd by both parties. volley amer vollcy
Of muske'ry wls poured into each Others ranks,
and the battle swayed u and fro, for . long time
undecided. Soon, however, the North Caroluians
sppeared TO be getting the worst aui directly broke
AMI fed the otiors gaining q complete victory.
! sonl you tii' story Az hoard 10. Tor some
time, tie rebel guns opposite Aochaucsvllle have
been turned towards Richmond, and on tie day OH
which II is said this mutluy and battle took place,
great sraoke arose from The cnemy's camp end yo.
icys Of musk otry could be distinctly heard, during
several hours. TAe North Carol.nians arc known
10 he discoIteu;od. whon Prisoners are taken In
hntle 1t Is generally discovered that tho North Ca
rulin'tns among them have not Aired then Iuuskcts
hnd tIGt tic make no resistance to capture. Ihe
news OF the dolugi at lomo--o. tie r'lulittlou OF
Ito rettl suyIrAmeut, tad tho recall Of the Csr1llna
trocps IL tho army--haA no doubt, by dis time
reached tie "ntmy'F camp. and would lie SUIT 4eion nt
To cause u mutt uy and BGnsuiraTy battle. AZ IL IT,
works "a the afternoon IN qu'B, On; SAW the
and lizard the yo.leys of uuskytry. II teIe VAS u
hAlt, is 10 be a.. Their cry, t'. AL my heart
aud soul, God help tie Surth C.on.laus.
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U,,ne,,s Esrrv corr,sno,Je,, q, Cc,arS
'' ' "
bahkS Mi1y CiNes tnc foiiowlnS descripuon
eoutrsbsnd life;
Nsu. ,,a., i,nt.,,,,,, i,c,, ,ro,,b ,yri,i,, .bus
,s ths t,o,,,v. n.r'os. ror,,,c, iv ,aii.I co,,,s
InnJ, M, ,r. 49,, ~, Imr,ircsi - Al, -, bsr.
In ,lu. un,rh,, .,s c,,, ,'.is,J ,,c, r,o,,,, snd
cLui,,n a.. Iot., 80, I'h.a -,c,,.
slou, +, j,g,n - n, 4 ''x. ~ ,,o 80; rttfs
ei ,,nu,r- ,r1o i,,,,, ~ rv' 'n a.. ~ "a, low,
s,r,' .i., q, l., al ..t i,, ii ,I 49, 80 t..,,.J
by ,hr,t o,-,,i.,i. On ,.,.,,nt of IN, ,,v
us, i.ss
a., .,,.ri,, on, %, ,,o.o al ,v.i.- o., ,h,, aoc.s
J,,,,y, n r. ~. a I.,,,,,--.,nc 4, s,r,ick Win
,,c N,,,," ,,. .,d aim ,vrryvl,re rreV .lliny,
snd v,t A., ,,r,,t.,t, for Ito most t,,t I'm s,.si
L,i,u,t s,ne .,riu., ,pi ott,,s ct,tl h., 4, -
other viii. Tie ,I N, mon ma Lee c,,t ~, "a ait
with a ti,,, OF t,o.r,o a., IA, s.rt,t, .lout h,y
,,,.,, ,f.r, b ,r ,it n, IA. I,,. ',s-
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House OF Representatives.

The bill sprroprdu ;h3ooo aor'iae undcr
the recentiy passed = ui. .', wmla,'ea.
Tie House tttn - 1871. l c t,,.iora;', 80 Son
g,e8 Rmend,nonts . t',ll' r"g'I.a,ng tho p,y q
certain army unice. q, y - uDte q q e.tcd 4"
section reducing tis D.. t-caf e. .co'.,n T.
twtuty cents - Iuile. Tie II ut, ). ,r. -, unit
us recommended that I ,. .tru A. It .snNt
german 10 an army h.ll. Mr.. e. A ,.A' Bug
moved 10 amcI 4 = sect Ha, by reducing ils i4l,-
Hgc 10 tie rtt ,sltr,ys4ng 81 %loases. pad, q a
ttc ruusc then struck .ut IT, elton F y nd
el. Nc WIiulu uoy,d & rSNluH. -u AMI lay
on tAe tibc tie latN =" T..s waa eGreei to, Gai
Hence tbs Mileage ro!urn q poptod.
NJ. bn8 49, 'O-iO) 49, i" a question r pr.yl-
lee, an SUI mat Il u blowing 'leA waj read
Bierl., Information has been rocclvcI ~ tie
Government tht Epn. BENJAMIN WOOD, ,crr.-
"nt'u'e 'n eng, ~ ~ 'Ae s'T'i 9i Now f,r''
ana = WnnH. OFT. .a ii.'f., Las b"tn clEH- IN
communicating n' -. Itf.' t. cournui IL lu-
T.. .ultt m,.r .,lrr t. q, Cluft i,rcto H'h = on
ar.n. o,1'la. l"e d,',rii.'Gt o! s.c lu..d s.tts,
R.a',i Tirt ti,c C.rlu,c -r ~ judiciary
n,l lrrn iu,o 80 sl'' ci oadu tot tpr rudB r,n'uu
Np.d In 10 irga ihts 80 - thD cad q A. Did
e,uult,'e Nc nut rirei o. send f., ..,a..g and
I.lt = ~" IiouRt.
NJ. Bugl,m-.Gunle. tic gem arm Is 'n
tAe Ie.toa'naout room, Lct II paIe lo sst h't,r
hm Thit 10 no question f. dis-uE.l- W.rp ]
received the COMMUNICATION fl'w TIE .or' W.ut
i,y,guilcl 1t ~ lIy lg;y o. risc Ia I. .. 20 .HL
o'gr tho cs-'"tuu. desire :. say H. 'pu,ugul-
citlpn NtH maze 10 me q! - it''lF Ftl u p, |
state, az member o, tho Huusc, I. - BE-, eve tie
Communication has been communicated g. tie gov
.rnmcnt The resolution har been carefully word
Cd, and does rot a!!tgc, even ~ iAtc,, t-rt tie
information IL true.
Mr. Ben. WOOD, ut Ills point, clmo .l'o tho h.N
and resumed lis Heut.
Mr.. Richardson tll.l sai tie gentleman from
OHIO tBir9haml states Nat this Information h'l
been received 10y the government. ! Would st
know what department haa i"'e!Ned tbs ini"Int-
tIuu.
Mr.. bingham rcr'led--I lcl'cvs, oug..ally tie
Department of state. Tho goyoruuoat ia unit,
sud WhcA Il trauGm.ts u'pruH' u T. tli1 House, i,
sOeuH hypOcrtcai 10 ho called uIon e. o.iii'
throIgn what hGuuel or specific dcl.rtlaout q TIC
goycruT ent l. comes.
Mr. y NJ hope tie resolution viii be adortol
aud Fuuliitea appointed, q give inc al opp. .tl-
ni,y 10 de nd myself l also dTiro to uaLk tao
gpyeInMcn. 'or giving me VIVA. they have denied
hoard
? Tho resolution was then adopted.
BIZ. stcYens tPtnn.l rom the Committee on W ~
aud NJ ans, reported bill, which was ordci,d a.
lie printed, authorizing tic issue oi one Hllr, !
and nifty millions OF Treasury notes, not bnnrE| IN
teres Of the denomination OF not less an ave DOT
lars, TO he receivable In payment Of al cans l"l9
TO tho United States and of oil taxes. mt rH"' hNi
duties excises, deli and demands Of every E'hi
dus, excepting duties imports ana intrr"st' SO
a ei clAiipa and demands s~.lA' 'ae lS.'ea
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Frnrklin'n ADV crfi,' u,ent OF n Lightning
ROd.

Mr.. Jcf rson Gauntt, Of Hnlcior. Now Jersey,
~ 'bc owner e an oriI,insl copy - pr. Frank 10
"P' % K,l1ld Almanac" whIth was l1ugnt ol Dr.
Irinkl.n liuT.ii, " Mr. Gnuutts syani's,her, 40
lr4uk.ln's printing once u I. r.tiadsih ihia, On the
ls' day ot January, l,b3. II . cons,i iurnily one
hundred .rd uue ycarr uli. Il has been lruser we'd
In IN, family Up to the present tune
The following .iv, TIA, mcnt app irs Ia the back
part oi tc book tthe iasts az not u,'u' crcil of
tie thea irc'nt Inv, utior II li.',''ii. rod.
hoe m sec'drc HoU,cs DO, Irota I igg funr.
IT has pleased God Ia lis GooJnC,s g. Mankind. 40
'"nVth (" lsc yer H. them the Means Of secur n,g
tl... Iiahta'o's amt other Buildings fr ~ Mischisl
y ~ .tIci a. Lightning. Tne Method Id tbs /;
pr.rils small lr0r m az may be made of the
u dr'n M, hy tie Sbi,ors!, lut li such lens The
hat ouo End being thrno ioIr Feet IN IT, uioiso
ifuund, th" othct may lee rix or ci. .ht Fc above
tho hi.hc', pvt 81 ~" Buillius. T. the ,.r Eud
Of the D. \ ias,en shout foot Of Bgsss .re, the
size Of common ku'tiug -reeile, .arpened To .
fue PIn., IT, H,i my b, secured a. the House
~ f'w small Staples. Ii the House or Barn be
long, ther' may lie n RI aud r,l.; at each End.
and mitd..ux Nirn along the u l~o nom one u
The otl cr. House tnus furnished will rot he
damaged Icy LigLtuIr (, ID hni'y attracted ty the
POINTS aud passing tro' tho Metal into the Ground
without hurting .uy 1Aihs. Nessc's ~ lavinv 3
snap liut"I X "a i,'l On tAe tlp of ta.ir Mnsts,
VIII Wira tuu the f.ut uf a., Il 4 rra, hing
DOWN, round ONE 4 tl' shrolIs, b. the Water, will
not to hunt hy ,,ltli0,.
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MILITARY NEWS.

Tic B-ool.'yn Nav, Yard presents today an a.
poet ofbust'o AMI a 'ity hardly surpassed, m u
cquali,lhY any ng,ai dcpot In tic world The Iron
clad stenil lrisato H. auoSe is IN the Dry dock The
port sie Of he- huh is plated with iron plates, .
feet Wide ~ in;hea nick, and every efFor, u
being male TO A..v, her flashed by tho arss Of
August. B.tG L-l.A.niats AMI carpenters are
crowded - her as KY rs they can get, and eI-
pet u msGe her complete success. The new
s,ean corvette hiirordack, toat hor guns on board
(C,rimucj 90 fofyM Idge.)
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s,a'--, e,c"phn, for interest uTcn bonis notes
aud cert fchi,s nf lelt or drpos.t. tsn 10 h- lawful
iuuury and 'cg.! nd,r u all Gcbt,, III ic snd
rryao eNccI ling duties upon imports sld inter ,st
on thc putd' dvNt 80.
ne II lusc thcn cone dored the senate VII rrla'-
ing to the 'npoyIncui of COW tts la ihe plsfit
Cn'uub!s Pen.teuliary ioi tt.ir impriHonu"ut and
b, n. it,
\ oton was mris lot dis. y-csd To- by 20 against
90 TO strike out tie section prov ding iur tho dis
,hsrgr ~ soldiers AMI volunte,s cnuarri in a..
Pen tent Iry under roittnr' & Z, uft' Mart d. sud
prohiIt ms s,ich Inn isor rient' ia h..ue.
Tho furt' or consideration oi uo hill VAS then
postponed until ton Nrrow
On motion ~ Mr. thcT'eli ~. l. }, tNr Judiciary
CntImtie. we're tus' ucted tnrpu.ts hill prov d.
H. H. I Courts Marital A. all uot hor.ait"r ,snttner
to the Peuitoutlary officers and mon found guilty,
AMI also " discharge all pcrslns ho~ held 10y ssr-
tue f commitment. made by ich co,irts for oA'n-
cos not deemed infamous II common law. Ad
| uiutu.
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notes receivable for customs have heNu issuei and
f9o,o00,OJO In notes not " receivable. "Ar c't.
standing amount Ia, tA,rcfi-e. $3.50 JOon, u NJ
tho entire sum heretofore si,iiori.cd by the eArt-
ing statutes. OF this hgftc sts 80 30, 90, Iva
demand notes, are held by han,s sui capitalists,
and not used NJ circulA,ou, h,ng held II ~ pre-
MUM In consequence U' thor availability 'nr
customs. The whole issue OF 100000, 600
in demand noics may titus lie regarded
AZ rrnctica.y Withdrawn irDm circulation. Tho
Limit of temporary deposit IL now reached aud
nothing further can ho expected fIom that sourcs.
II s therefore upon the conversion of U. \. notes
into fyo eni twenty Lunirciths now pr.eticshy
limited I, the 500 1000 Of legal tender notes. AMI
from the receipts from customs that IL. Treasury
must mainly depend, under existing Legislation, fr
means u meet current eSr,ndiiurrs. Hence tho
suggestion of the Secretary of tie Treasury for
thoii,y 10 issue $3.50 900 900 leg. t'nlof not, fof
not less denomination than Ave dollars, In accort-
ance with which the hill wac today reported iIom
the Committee Of Ways and Means.
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A False Iirpor, Corrected.

Washington, June II There Is no ground for
tho report set aioat In Wa street, that the Secre-
tary of the Iree,ury is has been, engaged In pri
vate negotiations with Now Yolk parties for tho eN-
change q the 80 Tor demand notes, or ust th,sc
negotiations were brought to An abrupt close by re
ports In wtLsi iiigton of dssatisfaction In Wall
street Tho luio truth is simply tAis; The Trca-
.uror last week needed more money than could be
readily obtained from the ordinary sources
Of supply, al. The - rotary therefore accepted
several on ccr Of three por cert pr'iiium
Ia 4 mani notes tlr she 30-ipO bonds, amounting
eitogctb"r 70 tHo aud quarter il.ious, AMI hay-
ing obtained AL the mor"y required before the
clos, o the w,'k, j." declined ACCEPTING my oiics
after sltul'v. n Partially MAS shown 10 any
buiy. No ,fcrs mad. during the week wen. de-
ciiurd, anil none made since have been ar'rpt'd.--
The secretary looked simply g. the public int, rest,
and wa4 rst,' witt gctt.ug what mooney ht
wsuted wit premium of p,r cent uu lir bonds,
t"li. nj ". !. str.ct tusuyIHr C. I he cuu.d LJt
rtRa N INV lAIncl nInrn 4 IN ~
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WolHg'r, Jrf II The bill ilr the col
ieetl D. ol dIlt-t teAes /. TIE ilsuuc,tYA1ry ds-
u.,,, has bt.,'oc '-'. ltIroy!d-s i.r - $40 OF
real estate Ia cor,al sas,s 70. ills plrp.ie w ere
owueis AVE shando-ed tLe.r !aui T. engage 'u tho
rebel, 1n, nni tie same sAag Lave ,o.4 struck of
/, tie United stutc e ven.le, the Commissioners
rycpos,l to 20 apl i4tad may lease tho same ~.
lcr such regulations - 81. secure pr,yer auI r,a.
s.sab el-l yinont at vages q upon sugt,s file
croI I'd! su'h .er a9-s lad nu.h!es ~ may be re-
sidins upon te ,Gal,
Tie Iro.crh O.! tie leases and sn'oI arc T. Le
paid i-to the Treasury, ono-iourta Of which ~ 70
be PAD oy-r to &, Gyeuor q tte Stat wherever
sue. .4ads are SIT .;eI, or LIS authorized agent,
waoA such instruction stsl! lie put down, anl the
I'op!o sAa.. elect Legislature and state cl.cer,
who sail teko an oasl 10 support tie Coasti,4uon
o' tie United States, old such tact shall DO PRO.
canned by tho Prcs..eut fr thr purpose OF REIN
Iufslhg TIC loya. citizens Of sad stae, or fer such
other purpose as asic State may direct, and one.
toarh shall also be Taii over 10 so.d State as a
nind to aid in colonization or oui.rst.on from said
state ofany tree persop Of African descent who may
remove 'hereirom to InJ Ii, Liberia or any other
ucplcs. State or colony.
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A skirni,sh near Wa nshingtor, ~. G..

Washington ". c., JgHe 6--riI Bdlf.morr
June ia sharp but brief engagement occurred
yes,orl.y, miles 'rom nsrc on tie Pueto.ls rad,
between the 2Iih Massachusetts, al J rebel rcsI-
meu', ia smbr3h. The latter ~Ns driven from
hover, w..A gse,t oss. Our loss is 6 XII. d AID
rounded
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Cairo, June I1.--Tlc steamer D. Soto aTiv-
Oh from Memphis last nj, It, |. ras reported tlarc
when ale len that Cola. Earrlguis feet lal pass
ed vio.ssbur., but was compelled - tctIrn T. be.
,ow Tho city ON accaunt u low wator.
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su"fy tni t'torprlse made their mark and he
"o" hter returned H. his native lard ami bscsms
He Spt Of raror called the bin NATION
shorty Htei Tie distuii an-ss u ~ began, eud
Ncti,o and he papcr we're among tie ct scalous
supporters OF TIE insurgents. A. tho conclusion a
hst Unfortunate struggle, lie fed h this country
and, nothing dsuntsd by pat nl-luck. III connec-
t'on With JOAN t,el, stsricd Tie AN.sioAs CsLS,
IN organ Il Irish feelings anl sentiments. lie
finally sNardone that account ~ fnpncisl sifi-
cu',-s, and went " MontreA, whittier his sood
nsne had treceded him. He was soon elected 9
me,nheS Of Parliament and became the chsmpioa
o' Irish rights and the Catholic cause. lie VS.
on' ~ tho most sncomrroniising and powerful
'esders NJ the opposition u The defrnct ministry,
shd IN Tie new Cabinet holds the responsible and
lucrative II tpn q Pr sident Of tie Executive
Couhch ii.s American experience has given him
views Of men and things In this country, and
the 6oycrnment las had ~ trucr friend In Canasis
Nan the prii,cr-boy, whose powers Ne-o developed
under a., pr,tt ct.,n q its free inst itutions.
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Mcmph'S, Juhe 0.-Mattcrs here ore quiet. II
s reported Tat the robeis hs i, 'troye ed quan.
tliy Of cotton at aadison aud wit-burs on the 5
Frances river.
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NEW KING FOR MEXICO.
her Battle and Victory.

Cairo to tie iA'A P'No'o uispa'ea from
mission, says ''"' 0' '''' 'H'' 'so ooAn''"ry 'o"-
JET. Mitchell has achieved .rptl ar
being complstei ''""'' Co. '''''''' 'N' o"en'y
ne. NJ further '"'I AsN'
.,,'ar - A., .,igor
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The weather st,ll continues unfavorahlo for mill
tsry operations. II has rsln.d every other lay for
she past two weeks. The waters in the Chieksho-
miny have not reeeded, aud the roads arc in . TER.
rible oonditiop
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GOvernmeht Elnuncea.

Washington, June 1.-THE Secretary of the
treasury, in letter 10 he Committee Of Ways
AID Means says uader the .aw So. .OoO. 600 deInaIJ
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Frcu, Gen. nIcCloiinu's Army.

HddWdrtcys, June ll.-The Richmond pa
Tcrs OF Monday have al account 4 Nsrrn.sh near
hsrr'Sonburs' inDhich Col. Ashby OF the rebel
oaVahy, was kip(s On Saturday Gon. Jacl,sou
was Fort hspSpafE N Rockingham Co, from
"h'ch "hich he woute fsslest when pumled BY
Ms Fedora! troops rss sfRspsper pub.shs. Ii.
names Of the killed ~ hsdea in s,v,n y,h,I
rsgueats, making . tOta,SsSta
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MARRIAGES.

?liMB-IvFs - A. Finh Avenue Hotel, %
W,dnrs lay evening, llth inst, ly Rev. J, Neai %
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A coon TAlLOrGSS To OPERATE & Sow
- -. custom. Pants ~ f.i1'bt2 st. r,er 70
A bJI WANlED-wnOI has BFEN AT
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Ron WANTED n CHAIR GAMING, 8s9
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EA'IIG LAI,IERS " rAslENs Wanted
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100 RAlIROhD LNEOEEnS WANTED
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100 RAlIR0tD LNEOEERS WANTED
loOt1 N.Is l. m..cs Iiom PAl.AiCi iphis; wages
qll0 per liy fare paid. Have T. he ready tls az
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.I.. Gt,.l4l.tI To llJ Beockor IT, will receive the
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