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Casualties among the Lancaster Vol.
uIteerS

We are Indebted to Mr. J. e. Caldwell. for the
fol-" ing list Of the Casualties in Company d,
9TH Regiment 5. c W, received iu the battle
OF the i'hirkahominy
hiHed.-W. s. McFaddcn.
Wo'"ded.-Cspt J. White. slightly; Lieut.
T. NJ. W.he,- severely Prirates. J. p. Miller,
b. +. Baker, :, James tppe., w. p. Harg.t,
B. Merritt .. Novens, II. Mer it, W. e. Per
ry'. all slightly; and J N. Caskey = W. O.
Glover and Henry Johns'on, severely.
Those marked with an astcrisk (-) are from
this District; they formerly belonged to tile
Lancaster Gieys.
We observe the name Of James II. Ivy q.
mong the badly wounded Of the Washington
Light Infartry Volunteers, OF the Hampton lie.
gon. We presume it is the son Of Mr. Adam
Ivy. Of this district.
The following are the reported casualties in
the Lancaster Greys" Co. A. Of the s,h C.
Regiment.
Riiied-Allen, and Anderson.
Wounded-J w. Pyler. J. sullivan, T. L.
Wight severely; J. A. Weaver, J. Cau,hen,
J. Moore, p. Moore. r. Perry, n. XcC..kle,
aud r. Stewart, slightly.
letter from Lieut.. Stewart. 'ays tn at all OF
'the wounded i'll the "Grcys" will probably re.
cover.
The above is b. leved 70 be all OF the CASUAL
ties among the tro"ps from this DISTRICT
Neither Gen. Gresy's Brigade. in which wore
the ~iiornets" and ''Yiair Guards" nor Gen.
ke'si'a~'s brigade. in which were the "Invin.
eibies" weie engaged in the 6sht.
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The 6. h 8. C. Regiment.

This Regiment under Col. Bratton, comp s.
= ed mainly Of Chester and Fa,fed troops, suffer.
, cd imnesely in the late battle near Richmond
0 Il went into the fight with about i've hundred
strong; OF this number, 2lU are reported to be
killed and wounded. Col Bratiun was wound.
ed, and CuP,s. CASTOR, Phinny, and Lyles
were among the killed. At the end Of the war
no Regiment will hsvo a prouGcr record than
the gallant 9Th.
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Exemptions.

We are reques'ed lsays the South Caro-.
Hnian) by AGjurant Gcncral DeSaussnre 10
cay that General Order No. 40, requiring al
persons coming under the State Exemption
Law To furnish aIhda,.ts, does not refer ~
any manner TO cases Of physical disability,
nor 10 overseers who are only exempted
upon their EMPLOYERS certificate,
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The Rains. rops, 90.

Since our last issue, this section has been
visited with several heavy rains The crreks
have been very high, and the up lands have
been greatly washed. We hear uf no r,xeerisl
injury to the growing crops.
The iaoor of harvesting the wheat has begun
The accounts OF the prospect .for good yield
arc various and conflicting. sorre farmers say
that their wheat is as good ms ususa, ani othc,s 5
say that they will make very little, In eonss.
quence Of the rust aud other causes
The crop Of Spring Oats is said to be gen.
cral allure, owing to the prevalence Of rust
Oats sown in the Fall Is free f,om rust aud
promises = 20 u yield.
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Tbs FIGHT ON sUsDAY.

Expecting a resumption Of hostilities on
Su"dry, every preparation was made there.
for, and ut an early hour, the enemy con,-
menced 10 advance down the York River
Railroad but Gen. Mahcne's Brigade Cof
iiuger's command) met them, aud gaIInnlly
drove them backwards again, although mal..
fatty attempting /, regain The position lost
the evening before. We nre .surry To add
that in Iii, nsagemrLt, the Sd Alabama
lost Col. L"max, aud Adj. Johnson, Will.
the 18th Virginia (and Richmond Ora, =
par'icalRrly) lost many valuable men. III.
9'h Virginia did not act SD we'll as usual
The enemy were particularly active with
artillery aud accurately -helled the nmbu
lance Train on the York River. Operations
aloSg The iins yesterday, were not OF very
important nature, tho enemy b~ing intsg,
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N Notice,

4 LII persons indebted to the late John
"A a. Stewman are requested to come
forward aud settle, and all person. having
demands against the Estate will present
them, legally attested, TO the Undersigned
There are number Of deeds for land in
my Possession, recorded by the deceased.
The owners thereof may get them by pay.
ing the usual fee.
JONES CROCKETT, Err.
June 1, 1862. I7-4t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, June s, 1862.
1--WE following revolution Of the Cover.
L nor and Council has been ordered TO
be published
ReSolred. That the resolution of the Gov.
ernor and Council in relation to the distil.
la''"n of ardent spirits from fruits. be SO
iar modified "s to permit such di,tlIution
Tor private use, but not for sale, except 10
authorized agents of the State aud t.onfed-
er"te Estates, and to regular ptaciiciny phy-
sicI"ns for medical purposes and any per.
! son ds'iIling or procuring the distillaiion
of ardent spirits from fruit for sale. or who
shall sell the s.me, except as hereiubefore
permitted, shall he subject to the penalties
heretofore provided for disilling spirtuous
Iiq 'ors from grain and the distIeries or
PAGES OF sale Of spirits used in violation of
these regulations, shall be deemed nuisances
aud liable to be abuted.
by order Of the Governor and Council
Is. F. ARTHUR, Secretary.
June D, lS-lt.
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Important from the Mississfppi.

MOBILE, June 2.-Dispatch to the Savan.
nah k-Publcan.-The Confederate author.
tiles at Memphis hav. burnt all the cotton
and sugar In sto'e at that place.
The citizens Of Bato Rouge have ,i,eo
upon the Federal garrison left iu command
Of that post, and put the whole party to the
sword. The Federal feet, which has been
threatening Vieksburg for some time, has
ieft there for Baton Rouge, and intend, il /.
said, to shell out the town on their arrival.
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FsoN Charlottesville Aerea,y, Of the
sth inst, says "Dunng yesterday ali was quis,
along the lines on James Island The enemy
has landed force, the strength OF which Is
not ascer' aimed. IL is believed that he Is aiso
landing heavy guns and sn,rsnehing his po.i.
ton
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horse turned In upon her tender arist torracy
Tor Nh hour, would inhic, upon her more
serious injury than he could do to u, in
month. To end this war VIZ must apply
the lash 10 Abe's back -demoli,h hi. III
gotten home aud drive him out to Rrass 49,
we must choke the monster to coup-l hin
TO relax his grusp.
] s. g. MITTAG.
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accounts OF the fight on James Island, but
they add little 10 the information already
Published The force Of the enemy now on
'""'>s Island is supposed to be about two
."ou-a'fd> aud the sume number on Johns
l,land.--C { hurieston Courier 5th inst.
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The following Is the result Of the rs-organiza
aen OF the Lancaster Invinc,bles," cd Resi
nem sew:
u. r cIrsusx, Captain.
A. n. PsaHS. first Lieutelant
j. y. P.sar, Second Lieutenant
Y. y psAsasssos. Ttisd Lissssnaas
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Iron IHr LANcAsrEe LrpoxR.

Dempsey Phillips, Of this District, Capt.
mcM"nus infurms me, has ten sons in III.
Confederate service This il u uuble breed
OF men'->on,e ARE lo,h to give up even one
s"n to their country. Let them learn pa
'ripti>m fiom tie Phillips family
}. G MlTTAG
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The War in the West-Evacuation of
Memphis and Fort Pillow

MOBILE, June 2.-Corlnlh has been eyac.
u'ted by the Coniederates. There was no
loss Of property. Heavy skirmishlng oc.
Cured "Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday,
in which the Confederates got the best of it.
Al last accounts the Confederates were a,
B"ld~ip, thirty miles below, on the Mobile
Road. The sick were removed. The tel.
egruph wires from Corinth have been re.
moved aud the bridges destroyed. Tue
cotton aud sugar in Memphis have been
burnt. Fort Pillow and Memphis have
hrrn nhnndnn.d
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The Humter Wdtchman announces the
death. from paralysis, of Gen. s. r. Chand.
Ier. Of that District, on Saturday morning
last
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A private letter received from Jackson's
army states that he captured eight thou
'aud fine new aims, and among.t other
thngsa large quantity Of castor oil aud
opium. The number of prisoners taken al.
so largely exceeds previous cuIcuIat;o,
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Reported Victory Of Stouewall Jack.
son in Maryland.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jane 3.--The Regis.
ter Of this morning contains the folio" ing I:
I'VE have learned by telegraph Of another
splendid victory achieved by The invincibls
Stonewall Jackson--this lime upon the soil
OF Mar, land. Banks, reinforced by 10000
troops from Washington, made stand
near Wiliiamsport Jackson attacked him
and routed hun, taking three thousand pris.
oners. and 10 now pursuing ,te repeatedly
vsnqulshed Federal army towards Wash
ingten."
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M. BISSELL
DENTIST.

II AV1NG removed from Charleston, and
IL located in Camden, tenders his servi.
ces 10 the citizens Of Game den, and the towns
in the vicinity. NJ. Bissell will visit Ian.
caster, curing the. present month.
June 4, l7-at.
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l'HE rKlBU NE ALMA \ 4 {
( ron 1862.

TIis popular ANNUAL L. now c-iy. coutains
ELECTION RETURNS from All TIE s'ste Of tbs upior.
holding elections In 1861 carefully complied or he Tribune
A lu,f;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALESDARi
for tie Scor 1872;
OcNERS3iENr Of tie UNITED sTATfS-Etccuiits
srd Judicial Envoys Essoril.ry ana ma,-tot heiiieli
ifcr, a.. United States ~ ro1pisr Coasisi
sENAIl o. the UNITED STATS, Member o. ci'a
SD.
BOISE 81 RypREsFSTtTfrl.s OF iss UNITED
- ir-s. Politically da,iaed.
ll.I SIAIfs. Capi,ss. Gorraoi,, uoea Q Lss'i-
,ir. N",fn.s G,1~ra' iou. cc.,
POPULATION Oh EACH STATE by COUNTIES. sho
r r la.auon o. ito pn..r-l Citie Of tie Uusj State
l.lD .liH rl-ls m lafts
lifL a,aAllL TARIFF lnd ,be TARIFF ACi Of the
-,-c SECESSION Doth luipcte;
.... t.eldAtls 81 ite otr,l 'mp''ifnt tc's o. -
re,lpu Of the NXANltb Congress and the sp.rial
ie. 90 tfr AkANiitn Also thc more Important fioci
o. . i.i. col. IIfs.. dent f.ucous
. AtutOs oLUulDAL ACCOl Sc oi he imponsat events
.o,n-rtsd viute Bs.eon hnd O'her mlt'.s 81 seDefs
qrt A. -n,s. 70 .,, Tor 81 lop c,piss -s postage
. .sir u.s. r....r p pr iUI tssh ordsn s'A.i@i
$50 .. rfr. r.J''. nj 900 I1itWe hmtntc i'i
r.s. .tt' l..a 10. io3 i~A 1870 mo io'i iee
( '' 800, -. DO IiiF TRIBUNE.
, Sew-i ork.
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.OuAS's THIRD SOIREE o.

nIASON & TUOMASs THIRD SOIREE Of
". she SEV ENTH SEASON vii be given al Dodsworih
IlaI on TUESDAY EIFNlSG Jan. ~, at o.cl9ck
Cuincsto for Piano Forte 1 Wind instruments bs Mz"t
.ona's for Piano To- BY beethoven Fantasia Tor
pppo and Win b, Schubert aud Beetboyens CaTe'iei"
& minor no ~ At b.. performed Tickets ioi ,slo Al
tie mn.ic store of SchaIrnbcg Luis, ana Beer Seie
old %, the door.
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TRAINS LEAVE SEW-YORKi
For Haven. :, ga. III, Ok - iI:i1 J;0Erli 800
For bridgeport, T. o., lErli l2:l5, $3.50 LEI 3;S'
Fos Mhloa strsiford. Fairfield. Southport aud we'Pof
f5' herw... s:-oa I2sis % (EI)i $50. $50 s;
%. \ . ~.
SEA- 3. ~. -
80, A:Jl So p m. .
70 Chester lnd tnefns Haze sipons sJVa M IL.
is. 3.sOt 49, $50, ESQ = p ".
ioi p, tho.ler aud Nc's. Rochelle, ~.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For koslon. via Spnsned, a ~, ttr $3.50 tEGi
C. Bolion wa shore Line. 1913 pun.
FoT Hartford aud spuug held o. IN lex R;lS, JS,
For Cinnsccu, River Railroad TO Montreal, a a., (Er.l.
,ni il.i5 p 20 Norhsnpton
For Hlf,icrd. Providence, md fi'hkil Railroad sm
(E1.i. !. .l' q. m. -.
s,8 . H.. i2.if. $500, =. m.
F.r ta..' Vlird 81 IL IS %. m. 90 Northampton.
Tor uonratouir ha4iroal 10 fittsue.d.c q. IA.
for sal-ltuca r .ilfr sd. q =. $50 p.
pr Dsrhrry Ind Nors al Railroad :. $3.50 So
Co.,rr.li.rs rrpiu. ar % scl-d {, train.
JANIS h. HOlf. SIpsrute dent
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At Il. II. MACY. Nos 20i aud 206 6th-av.,
" 40 ooor. below lfh.si. you wili sesys find = iuu
stock OF Ribbons. Lace. 'fcle's ~ bfoiHe , " Hte
Good, me- Farnel. nou ekesping Gooi- Curtain Llcas
ana Nrrs esery and nd-.w ladi.' made up uHdsr'
Go hrs &C. =. Krr only house IN Sow os tlnt eel
sSi-.i Kid Cloves Tor ~ cents hy mall o. cfni.i
sld auAys o. ll'l asaoTintut of silss lud colof-.
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Ocean Cleaners.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. hr~t.
clos IiSr viii NeS-York on the lst ili aod
2st each mouth except hesc dates fa on s
when lie day Of departure viii DO tue MONDAf i9ii0g ng
For freight sage apply the only ohcs 20 bo~
green. 10. y. ALLEN, Agent
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Gtfamboats anO Railroads.


BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-Stcamers
Commonwealth aod PlywoYth Rock from Fler i5 y
H. At ( . m W. ~ EDWARDS, Agt.. ofhes 10 W esttf'
F1NO NEW HAVEN Leave st pm.
Passenger goilg tuuLer take the IIeiu nom iAeie a.
4 D. M or rrmla on bond t morfi without charge
r1'O BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT by SHORE LlNE.-Lesye. 27.bst Nh-ag., ~ o.
NJ srriv. 10 Providence $40 PM i<l5 an sF- Il fI
yij .rre 530 PM ~ Express Through AsI Tram,
T. j. CALHOUN superb erdeu'F
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NLW-JE R-
~ sEt -TT.ns leave Jer,ey City rPiermoni at
aud s:nJ IS aud $50 y. for htL..N SO T. if
80 az S.e,r,s AZ ..iss IN. r. y. UEHARFof. suo'.
u1DR BOSTON and PROM lDENCE, via NEW
I FORT AMI FALL ~ EA Tile splendid ano snfei
..t.aer METROPOLIS. tapi b. an Lave. Nst''i ~.
,.,r. Al E5BAN. 4IuhSUt h. eHd SATt Nuffr a. :
',llt NJ ~. "a 'le EMPIRE SfhIK, CsFi tra}t'r. on
HDEutY. WEDNESDAY. AID fUDAf, a. oooc1 y. a''
from pi-r 40. =. d. -, -
sarcr no rooms VII BE- sessfIed q. eccpdto snJ az
fi'..,f 30 40 sic come .heu rev, beer Paid ~.
Fent bos.0u Is forwarded enough VAN sffai oiiai
h. ~ ivpIess Freight irlin .,.
WM. o.tDtS. Aretf. 40. ~ sHd Il W e'i'''.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-yERsEy.

tElN NHfJJNOHU -VEnSE y
~ From foot Of Coutsnds't-Connecing at Hampton
Junction With DeswSe Lsck>wanna snd Westrp Railroad
and ct Eas'on With Leish yey Rel road and lts eonGse
ions forming ir,oi Lire to Ftsbursh ard Tie West without
wfNTER ARnANGg ME sr--cOniu.euoia. Eo, Ana
BAhRissuse ExPsE,s-At a m. for Es,ton, Reading
P9si,,yils BsrbgrF, Maoch Cnuns Whsm'poT,. Sc.
NAL TEhs--At g. N. for Esston, Hs.os Cap, scrss'
I'm. THMoreH TeAIa-For Esstoo. ns1eh Chunk WI
hnp'psrt' Reading P0tsvile. Harnsbs <, 80.
= 4 H. ias9ves iAAiN-ForEs,,on, bs.leasD Anenb~a'
S;9orn WAY TsArs-For s,m.rvilla.
of,h nksishS ExPIgEss-FoT Esst0l. Allentown Eesd
,k ha1i't Wg pburgl snd the VI est Sleeping cars ion
r. Ehf d IRss poH HsKsI.BUaeThe q u. EIpess
isis ron NcS.fok srrise. at ,ni.bugs coniees-
Ing E,t 81: Wes IN psnnsy ysuia EXTRA thread No thsn
Nenn h.'oe,o, soe'h and South aud si The Curnbe-.
Tar rHsogeH EsrRss, raArs FOR sHx wxsr leave.
al al q vi Psas, 1l sss noe ne
Cd u cars 10 Pie burgh aud but uci.st sad
l.so fssf s2' Sf .say ySr y 'sas nj, .s
York RON Pier NO. North hyer at sSl d.; 1879 $40
he boi TOP at Bergen Point ar nsiasrs II bon svsy
tip oach way. JOHN o. siEkNs snrsria endeu,.
Z ONO ISLAND RAILROAD-CHAEGE Of
u TEHkuEUS-L.ave Jomessiip end 31ths' Ferries.
evlo,t a. $50 IN. Tor Gro.npot 80 m ends: .:
NJ. f5r North ZIP sauiday- ~ hsns 0SJ NJ ss
500 . m Tor y1ss,.' 800, $50 md p m Tor bonlp
,lesd o.d s:,es no. $500, md Q 2. u ior gsla aoi.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA.
J ny aad TROY, CONNECTING Niio phAiNs
'oh = ~. - .,,ts-,.,, ''''' From 8o.hs,
fxplss. el a 49,, and 81: 80 llyO A. H. sb' '''''
TO, ' no I an , .,D 1910 ioi n Sunday. ircd.
falleeo L. .-dIn a. 800 T. $780,, w. end 25 sad Sc
20. sud q UL Gud 1;i5 p pm
J PostsAil ,i1iu, $500 . IA 4;2s .. NJ.
:mr Sing usia SO a ~ 1910 .. and $40 p. m.
\. SMITH Superintendent
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I'VE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
i COMPANY

Tgs,suRKR's Orpicg, 40. 3 Cts Exchange,
BosTos Iau. g, lc52 4,
A DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS PR SHARE WI,
be- parable tie .th day of February neat holders Of
stock s. the close of be,incss on the 2lth lust
Payment 20 he sde .tockh oier- residing I'm MI hieau
and Uttered p Boston the Office q the General Receiver
In Detroit holders Of stock registered IN tho City OF New
York. a. tie Fames Loan and Tat Company in saii city
and 10 al others ~ this office
The Transfer reoks Of tie Company will be closed nom
.3lh ins,. to kcb. s.
ISAAC LIvERMORT Treasurer
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For height o. pa sage apply al the ohy ohcs 20 &
green. 10 r. hhhEr' AASAt'
NOrICE.-THE LIVERPOOL. NEW-YOBii
and HlLADELPHtA EAMSHP COhPAN ~ y
searnrr CITY OF MANCHESTER will sail for Cork end
Liverpool TUt SDAY AFlERND iN. the ti iI.i al IN
JOHN O BALE, Agent
NoTIcT 10 PAssEyoERs pom frsopK.--By orior Of The
netay OF ssto all PASSENGERS leaving the United ,se
,s reg.rsd provide tLemsrve with psssports before
thew will Do allowed b0.ri tue steamer Fas>eussi
sab - d any trouble delay IN pro, ng ihel N
hsy ell Tor ilsiru,tions ct tue Company. oAees No Is
pr,sdway ~ Y JoHS O. DALE Agent
CTEkM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- IIEFEIOOL. undins sd enbsrsiBa pss.epsers a
Qurrnstown Ire and - hs LIVERPOOL, NeV.fork snf Phi
s3epla Steamship Company uieu3 III pate ins Their uu
power Clyde SOlt Iron SiesH ship. h'ioio". r.,
CRY OF VA OH.......Sa.urday o. =. ,
Add every SATURDAY, At Ioon' iron fief NO "4H'"
River -
FIRST CABIN..........a53 sTEERA0E........'".sF
Fn. Cabin London 80 SicerSRe TO LonorD'..'. .
ffst f@fis...... - a."efuse 70 raf.'..''' ~
~, Caso 30 H1uhnrs 6--t.-fz' 70 fis.nlt 80 d
Pss,.neers also forwaldel ils,ss Bremen R9'efdal
Antn cip Sc, at eqpalj low rltts 1854.
PelsoHs whiting ~ irug cut tier fenis cs 9os 90 e
her- At the foowiag uilesto Nea-lols: llom 1--we >.
pl.eu.!oRo lst CabiI - &3, sld SOD -s.eist %
Liverpool : 20. Prom Queenstown, TO
L. These stes have su ed n0deNons 'r 600
..s md cary esI efeucrd Surgeons lhfT ae p .f y
Wste .tsh. lion SECTIONS, and have faioAi I've Az
on hotd. ,,,.f,, oil
For further information .ppry 60 LIVERPOOL % villa
ISAfAT Agen, II WAN IN Slasgow 70 4 - = p y
COIN. No g. Fnoch. ausfe IN Cneen town ~ a ~
y. SEYMOUR co Ia iouiO 20 ~ l., sAAC!. I; no
~ hrg WilisT-st IN fais % Jul - Dtty f; 20.
rlnc- 10 "a nolr.e; :. Phldsph1 70 John O. DALE No
~ ~ nut.si. OF at the Company. Osess.
JOAN q. DALE. Asrt. NJ. Is Btoad|sy ). T.
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T II Z 1862.
1862.

Il
PENNSYLvASlA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with ~ connection. io,nii ,.o,-,,
TIE sH0HLSf AND QUICKEST kOUIE
Eight tlins daily Iom Ne".fos TO Philadelphia si'
A.. ypaoi '1ei Ia tJa FoR ~ III WEsT BY THIS
KOUiE LEANE NEM-iOEk IkoI TIE
FOOT OF COtRiLANDtsr.
Byway Philadelphia the morning pis,enger' leave New
a. q % IA one hour later thlt ether lines
b, wsy 81 Allentown ever Ing pas,easers leave 81 p H.
three hoirs han he .Nos,heru line ara b. bo'h f3l
poin,. IL the Norh Wet, cres, da4olo', icsi''ie
g. Llui. Cleveland Columbus. Ciucinnci Cd al ma.r
point. West. with ever changes II cas ,
sPS SS s n s .na se s' to T P.5 = u'
siaot D. aud Saloon Car. on all trains
falc tho tame rs other routes.
Bsasase checked through Tan.'ers fee
sear' r''; ws 81 qg a fSl q tiiiSS1
The PennsyhGaia coAIsl Company nuns a. Emis,aa;
Accommodate Line '" .eh s1o.ds comi9.,shle nose o.
avrl parti,. moving Westward At one hail the ra Ise'
Of isro. ,,.,,,,,,,,
Bv nj. ron,e fsishs cf all descriptions be forwarded
Il aud from any puiu tho Railroads Of ONO henaea In
disa., Illinois. Wisconsin Iowa or missouri by RAIL,
the West by steamers from Pitisbnigh
The q Freh 20 and ron @.y po'a. - 70. We. ~
charged by other Hnosd Companies Merchant, and ship
per. nrns the sa,Poton Of their freihi 70 THIS Com
LNE STOCK.
and Dealers ia Live stock viii hnd hiss ut ad'
vautsgcous route Caparous frd well wAeiea ani sup.
piled with every venence have been opened on this line
and M connections and oyery attention paid TO her wants
From Harrisburg where viii be found every conynleir ief
feeding ard esiiug choice offered Of The PHI ABEL
PhiA' EEw.YoRk aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.,
J. T.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. A"oT'house'
IEECH 4 Co., FTeigh, Agents. $780,
10. A.tor Housc and No South Wilsia-...
MCDONALD L BIsCHosF' E@,s b Asen,s'
TNoCH LEWIS GeoeIs sup't. Altoona, Pa
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas
~ sanger Irains som foot OF Chanbersi. as folog.;
"a m, Espress Tor buhao
6;t9am.. hsi ,,.,.c
tim. -,
$3.50 r. m, Way of Middleton, NcwsurSh and iatersns
~ Eeh, Express. daily for DunSirk. Bueso C,aAn.
d,ii,i and lFiucipsl ssos he Train 81 Saturday runs
tl,ou.h 10 lhslo. BIT ioe5 not TAU 20 DlIsik
CHARLES MINoT General Sopt
EAIuANEr MAgsa, Receive.
NIEW.JLESEY RAILROaD-FOR PHIL
" ADELPulA srd tie sOUrE and WEST. Via JrR.
sEY ClrY.-Mei AND ENpoess Lines eays Ncw-fors AZ
Iu.. {, o ard IA r. Fare ~ Through tica -
sol 3 The south saiN sad :hro eh baggage checked IN
J. ~ WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No Fase viii be received Toy any iln unless delivered
aud chez cd - minutes IN ad,s nco Vi tie time o. leaving
NEW-yORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. For Albany and Troy North and West
~ INfrR ARRANGEMENT, commencing NOADA A. hot'
T. not for ALBANY 1850 q. NJ tip'e'. nni 0s'h' nom
Eor al lecs' train, sec TIME. TABLE.
JOHN III RClIlLL, Asst supt.
- ENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members
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Speual Nohces.


seyca,h ward Republican Associniion a
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9. Jta,s % Gerlh laos ,f tbe NsTd az invite 10 a.
70 .ul sI.r.n tl l--.r. ~ ogdcr. ..
yeaN y, o. S.ere.aries. 'nN'' A. -,
EiQhieeath Vyetd.-Ile regular Monthly Neeti IF
TUESDAY LFENlND Bon. ih. = O'Clock a. Toe tooi1s
81 tie K-r1ht.su terra' tcilu. Nr 9lH Bro Eay,
cone 81 odds. TIMOTHY o. tAurt .liAl, Pre- s"nt.
J5t.rr ftrs. SIC r-.y.
Card.
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ft-is o.f srsfi,ae ouf yo'iN % zoe ree. g
WiLBUR HASTINGS s.ai,ae-..
fln.~riy No - a'or 81
alss E.ulur - irdiusc and 'Ir@. z. ,. French
VI be- d n-,1"t nt 10. tr"le. lrs'trte Room f" g. ou
9DtrD A. J-1 al u 10 lof tht Pu.Ycfe &C ..W roc
Ws 10 1.r rn al iu -euee) !e.4tise O. ue f-eI
q. oil rfusl Communion
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5ach tf t.c al" o.. LectsIr To- &c
l.i.t,. s. Dv tC-
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AA.lrsof d.. Ni-giuas' Au'ho. -
"iH- C.i.-i.d store &C.,
AZ f..e l.-.h 81 tle Fg..t.nf,
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I6n! lance .lrf. I.tt OIL 80 De- TAXED 90 cf.iay
ttrf.srs
81. CONWAY. hss nF h~su cared .n 'av Dol lIs con-
Hsi. +. Pee .-.. a. ls,I 90 de-. i5e 'ie Do oaa 81
Gralai . - m ut .ri.s o. Irspsr. tg ttl' o-lDHs -
.taI DIE r-.a 81 Gle t-l- ..ius. Fc Do si t'. 90
81. .tI a.1.foa J.. si 10 pfi.Hrd ti.e' "lI '"t'
0lf -aft nj ...-l OH '-o aye if .s ~ i -i
.o4 3ib'r Sop cooe's. 10 y'lie af 80 -, -"''
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

WANTED Single ROOM. with BREAK
w FAST and TEA. sna OINNEh 90 ~ ADAfs In .
MIC fu uptown. Adde'S A T., Brordway io,.Otnce
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NYEw-YoRK a. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE ye,y-yoRK;

COMMENCING N0VTM RER u, 1851
| P,uens,r Station In Esw.Yofi cor. zith't aud ga"
Entrance EthsL