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Ia The light draught and swift pas
Senger packet May Duke will leave for
Cairo to-day at u clock precisely. She
is under the control of those gentlemanly
.boatmen Capt. Throop and Gus Dusou-
Chef, one of whom presides on deck and
the other in the office. Passengers and
shippers will find the May Duke. just to
Their hand, aud should patronize her ex-
tensiyely - ~ . .'se'aes1 sla y
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BsS- A letter from lady in Frankfort
to her refugee husband in Louisville,
says there is a great mortality among
the Confederate troops there, from ten to
fifteen deaths occurring daily. s,fT
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From J: NEWTON DROWN, ID. D.. Editor Of ths
I39Dt Encyclopedia 81 Religious Ksosolesge. ~
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects yet know of no suf-
hclent reason why man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself 70 have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit of others
= do this the more readily in regard to Hoof.
lands German Bitters, prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jack
son, Of this city, because was prejudiced against
them for many years, under the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l anu in
debted to my friend Robert Shoemaker Esq, foi
the removal of this prejudice by proper tcss, and
Tor encouragement 10 try them when suffering
from great and long continued debility Tho fse
OF three bottles Of these Bitters at the beginning
OF the present year, was followed by evident relief
and restoration TO a degree of bodily ami mental
vigor which | had not felt for six months before,
and had almost despaired Of regaining. / there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use of them. u. NEWTON RRoWN
Philadelphia, June %, 1871.
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7T1' IF'7I
DR. JAcKsoN-DEAR SIR II have been frcqnert.
~ requested TO connect my name with comuenda-
lions o. ailerent Kinds Of Medicines, but rcgar-
ny tbo ~ 'tVc s oit my aEytrs,,rio,r -,,b,.
nave Ia an cases declined; but with clear troni
e. INSTANCES and particularly in my own
Deiily, Of the usciuness Of DR.. HOLLAND (scrman
DlteTs, depart for once from my usual course y,
cypress my full conviction that, for general eiI
NY OF the system, especially for Liver Complaint.
1t may fail, but usually doubt not II win ~ 800
pehehcial to those who suffer fl the above causes
Il 81 fours very respectfully IT n
,,..,.,,-.r -r d r- -. H.rkENNARD
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sss in Advance.

Once more your county calls. A few
more men wanted to fill up Captain Har-
graves Company in the slst Regiment.
Apply at once at the recruiting Office, one
door below the Washington House, on
Third street. W. P. HARGRAvE,
81 8 I'd Lieut. and Recruiting officer
tifsetf7 81 seplS-lw
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TO the Shippers and Travelling pub
lie in the Evansville and Cairo u.
). Mail Trade, during low water

- If y t|N
Capt G. F, Clark, formerly of the
steamer Prairie Rose, purchased the
steamer Hazel Dell yesterday, and
chartered a portion Of her to Capt Lew.
Davis, to take the place of the steamer
General Anderson, in the Evansville
and Cairo mail line, during low water, to
run in connection with the steamer
Nashville. The Haze. Dell win leave on
her first trip on Monday next at IL
NJ Passengers and shippers can rely
upon the punctuality of the Hazel Dell
and Nashville in the above trade during
the low water season. The rates of pas
sage'and freight by the line will remain
as heretofore gapr Sept. ID, l. W.
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Revolver Lost.

On Saturday, either going to or COM
ing from the Drill ground, a small peck
ct revolver. The finder viii be literally
rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
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IRON. lhe we Of ALDERMAN wrsDrr, Ger.


GERMAsTowS, June LIST, 1861.
DR.. M. JAcKsoN-SIR--It gave me pleasure. tive
years ago, TO give you a sertfcafe t,.si f,,i, =
the German Bitters had done for mo- i am now
perfectly cured Of al those diseases vo,,r rIt;
processes TO cure, viz Dyspepsia, Chronic Nsry.
ous Debility, disease Of the Kidneys, &c The row
eriai influence Il exerts upon Nervous prostraton
y surprising. have been consulted freauentiv Il,
Ieieience 70 yonr Bitters, and without hesitation
have recommended it for the above complaints AM
IN every instance it has efiectually crred- Won,
medicine has great reputation III Germantcwn
anu Is now sols IN every Drug store an, in most Of
the Grocery stores here II am one -should 1ues
non what 1 say, let them come to Germantown,
ana will prove to their satisfaction that the Bit
Iers nave cured in this vicinity more tlIan twenty
cases Of the above disease y . -
--t.....a a4A.lt-+ Respectfully,
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HOME INTERESTS.
Evansville Rifes.

The officers Of this company are re-
quested to meet ar their Armory, this
(Monday) evening at Z o'clock 2. NJ,
for drill
BY order of
VIM. H WALKER, Capt
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bsy@ The finest and most durable pic
lures Of every description are made at ].
Perry ElIiot's CITY Gallery. No 63 Mair
street ENfEfs ~ SON 10 Il,
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The following are among the promin-
eRt officers known to save been Killed or
wounded in Wednesdays battle: Major
Gen. Hooker, wounded severely in the
foot; Maj-Gen. Sedgwick, wounded Sc
verely in three places; Maj. Gen. Rod
man, mortally wounded; Maj Gen. Rich
ardson, wounded in shoulder severely;
Brig. Gen, Mansfield, mortally wounded,
since died; Brig. Gen Hartstuff, serious
y; Brig. Gen. Dana, slightly; Brig. Gen.
Weber, Brig. Gen. Meagher, Brig, GEN
Duryea, all wounded Col Hicks, 18th
Massachusetts, killed; Col Wistar, lst
California, wounded; Lieut. Col. T. w
jeffrey, 10th Massachusetts, slightly;
Col. Kingsbury, mortally; Col. Mcneil,
Buektails, killed; Lieut.. Col. Revere,
Gen. Summers staff, arm; Major w. d..
Sedgwick, Gen. Sedgwick's staff, body
severely. f -.rr hrs +ass
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F The MasRjpaGtqp e4aaHTFSfsyR9nds sns
following list of distinguished officers
who were wounded in the battle of
Wednesday last:
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS

Are not new and unfricd article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie; and their reputation and sale, not rivalled
by any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands of letters nom
tho most eminent
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Testifying of their own personal knowledge, to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of those
Bitters. fil csra
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Fnr IL Eannif.r.
TIE MEDICAL STAFF OF GEN. LE;"c ARMY.


TIE MEDICAL STAFF OF GEN. LEES ARMY.
Mrssls. EGitors--rhe skill CT ott tsenernls
aud The gallantry OF our troops il the recent
battles which have rendered doubly glorious
the field nj Manassas, are themes upon which
the country delights to dwell. 1t Is due to
justice that TIE efficiency, energy and ski!
displayed during those battles by the Mcoi-
cal Staff should not be uTn0L;ceG ana forgot.
ten.
Tic :, st-.n oysauiz, / for the Army OF the
Po,"lu.,c, ard Carried INTO execution under the
linirct;iH,c control Of Dr.. Lafayette Guild, the
able ilo,iiohL iiirecrcr, Was complete in all lts
drr.ii':, ara. so lar from provoking complaint,
*, -!i~itid Tie admiration Of every one.
Du.lng the PROCESS OF Tic battles, Sur
gcvils were actively "ncag"d in the perform
nGcr ri their duties IN! Sc, were Suslly EN-
p!oyr; ia .he labG:s o: linmsnity--Gnd am
pulancca e'ere bearing uii the wounded from
the tiei,. to POSITIONS Of security. where they
IuGlL l.. properly cared Tor.
The contrast IA the management 1T the
Medical Directors uf tho two Armies, was no
less striking than in the skill displayed By
the opposing Generals, or Of the courage OF
the troop; under their lead. Notwithstand-
ing eur lines were open TO the Surgeons OF
inc enemy, and for whatever materials they
deemed requisite for taking care of their
wounded, thousands were lett to die without
assistance, whsre they icl!, altcr days of sut-
ierlng.
Iii lne :.pScncr Of valuable information, so
much OF unuerl'rd pbloquy has been cast
upon .hr Medical Stafi' Of the Confedera to
army, that it is decruel IN act Of Justice TO
bear t;:s testimony u the skill and efficiency
oi the corps IN the !ats battles, under tho ad-
miratie Iuanaerueui 81 The Director, Dr..
Guild. II is Ihc cheerful and voluntary tri-
but. Ct As EVE WiTHLss
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Art !. I;spEr .ifSEaALa pFFrE.3
krcuMvSD, Sept. 9. 1862. !
GENERAL ORDERs,l


No. 6o. .;u
Each Cadet In the Confederate service States VIII
forthwith report the Adjutant and Inspector Gehu
Richmond, Virginia, the State in which liz was Dorm,
Tho county snd state whence appointed, and whether
the ap,,ointluent was ut large" or from Congress
sionai district" bis aye at the date of his appointment
in The Confederate service and whether he was APP
,ojpt.d TO West Point together with the date OF such
apDoinrment, and the date OF his leaving.
II. Promotions Of company officers us such IL Tile
Provisional army take place in the respective c0Hpa'
nies in which the officers serving aud not through
the line OF the reg ni-n or battaloni that Is on tho
yorsucy of the captsn, the first lieutenant oil The
COMPANY will succeed and The second lieutenant ol
the came company will be entitled ~ suceecd TO the
vacancy created by the promotion of that eutehhn!.
ILL., PaIuleG exchanged prisoners, SICK or wound
ed ia Hospitals who have not ocn furnished Win dis
rrpye lists, will be mustered tur payment upon u"
Hospital rolls b. Surgeons III charge, upon their All
4, VT that they have hut received pay Tor the period
for which they Claim il ~ be Uue, and ale MOL lhup1
IN the Confederate tioveruurnt beyond tie amount
which niav be stated. 81
~ All officers OF tile Subsistence DepM tInent Will
return 10 the Commssary, from whom they DRAW SUP
.t,ce all barrels and sacks if they fall to return
them they Will lie Charged 10 cents lof each vi"
| 81 a6 for each sack.
Y The Medical officers detailed by virtue OIL Fara
graph General Orders No. IS current series 10 exam
Inc ccnscripts AT Camps vi Instruction will forward eS
ery weeklhuugh the Commanding officers, u the AL
infant aud Inspector General at Rchnlund Tile names ~
full of The conscrps received who ar not equal 10 u
military duty but may be- valuable in Hospital, Quarter
master or other Staff Department IN order that they
may Ike detailed iur those branches ui The service Luz
previous occupation of The ccuscI1pt Will be Ieporea
with Recommendation fof any special durs t0I
which he may appear suited. 81 order,
tSigncd,) ;. CuylEha
Adj. and lnsp. GcnrIal.
IN ..Lt k,,b
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LIST Or KILLED AND WOUNDED Or TIE HAMPTON
LEGION IL rHE BATTLES OF 2?1I AID otlTli
August, 1T MANASSAS PLANS.
Company A. Killed Beverley e Efant-
ley, Harry S Roux and W Il TODD.
Wvunued-W Jones, severely ii .Gigh ;
Chas Atkinson, fnOTlriiy: L 5 Aveilhi, i'll leg
Corp'l JAS Alct1hec, in arm; Chas Z Jones, in
leg; 5 b Allen, In hand J q Postell, in
thigh; 1t E A Thomas, in arm; 1t Jas McEi-
roy, in side; t,.iSt I . Albergatti, in face
Yates Eder, iii thigh; " 6 Dibble, both
thighs, F z En=ies, beth legs; Il B Verdier,
in nigh; q i lay Tor, III luIgh; Beckman,
in thigh : ]. " Mustard, in thigh.
Company Ri. uled--M Gillespi.
Nounded-Lt K a Thompkius, in shoulder;
J ohn Jennings, in abdomen n Brown, arm
umputated; Serg't 6 Tucker, in thigh j W
Freeman, in arm; Serg't W p Down, in
shoulder; " Q Sturkey, in neck II NJ Brad
lsy, in hand.
Company -kilied-Thos Nelson, John
Whitworth, S r Humphrey, J H. Davis.
Wounded--L A Harripg, in abdomen !
Serg't Dority, in arm; & } Pack, in arm and
chest; " Il CUTTING, in arm and chest; + NJ
Mcknight, in leg, :. 3 Plowte,,, il fnce and
jaw; Wm Thomas, in iuci.
Company D.--kiilcd-NoiIe.
Wounded--J Williams, In leg i 4 Ken
nedy, i'll thigh; Henry Hamilton, il hand.
Company E.-Eills'l-Nonc.
Woundeo-J L !iyat!, in sr,n: a Is cod
son, in hand; + A;ist.n, IL. ehcsti SeTg't jno
Thompson, III lace: j j Fo~!cr, ieg alnputa-
ted.
Company F.-1Vcundei-Wm Smith, Sc
vereiy in jaw; 1t j " Austin, 90 in abdomen;
" a Hutchins, do in hip: = "alkor do in
thigh; Sergt j II Ssttcriisiri. Color Learer,
do i'll chest aud shoulder.
Company G.-killri --n"le.
Woundti--J u Is Roberts, slightly in arm:
+ Brown, do i'll t''iEh; ! L E"ely, severely
in ar:u-a,npa;ated.
Company H.--Kilcd--W { :S-nH'n r Du-
wane, j 3 Cook.
Wcuiucd--J D Fielder, severely in leg; Z
A Lockwood, DE- in bn-r; j J Hutton, no II.
leg, t. Horton, do in leg: Cuip Il G San
Jers, severely iii arm and cl.es': j H Hunhcr-
pel!er, 81 IN ijwef jaw; Capt L c McHord,
do head, ankle and thigh: Ii j 4 G Clark,
slightly III lei; Il. J d i'iau'"r, severely IN
chest .I,i lung; WIN ii Dcreau%, slightly III
foot; " L SANFORD, severely ia shoulder; W
D Fogle, 10 in lee; . Gras"ry, Dc do; L L
Ayres, do do; John Parry, DO DO.
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rnE kYA,vAiloA o. rt Observation-Disclosures
Car:uIE CT ~. -:.EZEE SfcEETS-TAt
aEAs;uoSI.i;I " tA1 C-.L--i-, -, Ri TIE
YANKEES.
Mes.rs. Editor On Sunday, the 3lst
ult tho whole Ianke &C lvrc', uIideT the COLI
raand oil Gen. BurtsIie, CROSSED the Kappa
gauuAck, ami hastily t.! hscis from Ffeder-
;y!ssturc 10 brooks St.lion. few miles this
side vi \ quia Creek. On Fr'dGy they hunt
cA c"-ry Negro in the place ani forced them
al over the river. Only rc:y lew made
their r>cape and were recovered by their
o1ner< I'm c.,il.sday, Col. ChaubllsS,
vii. .;lr 18th Virginia Regiment CarulTF az
rived amh passed through the streets o. tie
town. Never d.; witness such manifesto
lions &C JOY AID gratitude; The whole PEG
pc, Nil, lev exceptions. rhrongcd the streets
|. erect li,e,a. I'd ladies were seen Weep
lug, AMI the young ones sh2wered dowers
snd Hays upon the so,diers Nor did they
contcnl themselves wrn these demonstra-
tons, bu! prepared large provisions for tienl
10 lrlrcsn il.cn s;:~T tnei: long aud weary
inar..l.. THIS regiment wI!! long remember
the <i.Lt,.,- Of the people Of Fredericksburg.
On Ih.c>iay. Rev. 5. W. Allen, who is rails
>N-~
river to rec5nnU:tcr with few OF his men,
but the acci,ie,::.. discharge ef the caTbine Of
Mr.. Samuel Z. Reed, H-o1nding him very badly
in the foot prevented Us from going but lit
tie bcyoud falmouth.
Friday. Col. CkalEbliss, with a portion OF
his colnuland, accompanied o. Col. Allen ard
his fow men, went as far as Brooks Station.
4 half .cic below we discovered tie IAN BE
pchets--ai.d sending company around them,
sc cut :,si oil aud Captured .tein al, t0geth-
CT with !rf ipiaulrv soldiers, who had
robbed ( !.,e hive, and were eating the honey
near IT, ii..;c!-. There We're ten Il them
bat not >i,ajs:crS, rs the Examiner has it.
Satrr1.Y, -Ipr Iret,'er, with his Batta
lion, and Col A,eu ana his Rangers, proceed
eli 10 rcc,nnci.rn, and we rot near the Greek
v"hsn CHE of thc crriny's guntoa:s threw
tn &C shells ut lis, which tell uacomtortabij'
,egr 10 SOME 81 US, but no one was hurt
There were upw ards az ~ boats and trans
ports lying III the river.
Early Iii the morning they set lire IT, the.
large deposit vi stores, &C., and destroyed
the whole At about ) O'Clock we rode
down 10 the wharf, when the last gunboat
steamed down the river.
The cavalry and artillery crossed into
Maryland opposite Evansport, the infantry
went up The river towards Washington, cnd
al the gunboats wen. dorm the river, trans
ports, w!th negroes, went both Up and down
the river Ant. thus we saw the last Of the
enemy ulean out from This portion Of our State.
May we soon hear that they are driven oGt
Of Virginia, and from the whole Southern
C0o:c.icrAcy. RANGER.
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Sept. lO-!w. Wing" copy.
ADJT. / INSPE'R. GENERALS OFFICE?
RlcnMoSD, Sept. 8, 1862.

|
GENERAL oRDERs.i
(. Conscripts In the employment Of the Government
who leave then employment without authority, WIZ
lie arrested deserers ON the order vi Lie onicer u
! der whom they are employed. -,
! Ccnscriyts working for contractors "lll, under Ike
circumstances be arrested as de6erte!s ny The Ell.
ruling officer Of the district Oh compliant and p'o"i
| Dy the contractor.
II. The reception or Substitutes uliIr 10 ysAia VI
| age il hereby pruh'bItcd.
The reception ol substitutes inro Paltzah corps is
prohibited, t. is ssa lhe reception ct Substitutes INTO
any COMPANY net inlIy organized uid received o! Tile
! department.
i substitute brc0Iaing liable To cOnHCrpiiOn renders
his principal also liable, unless exempt On uiher
| grounds.
ILL., Commi.5ares Of subsistence in the field and ut
deputs will transfer all the hides o! saugheled oee'es
TO officers Of the quarteimasrrra department. who VIII
leceire them uad preserve the same u Ee tsnned
w Commanders Of army curpa, regiments aid Dat.
talioB6 will make TO thin Office monthly nturns OF
their respective commands on the forms furnished hh
| according 10 the directions expressed on tleii
Officers in charge Of Camp. Of lurtructon VIII
make L. hi, Office. On the 10TH 10Th and 5Hh ul each
mouth I.turii OF the sai1 OF tie recruiting surpicc'
| sioTiEy the nuEilrr OF COnsc!1pls emo;!ed III camp
| I'll the date Of last report The ninber ENROLLED Ghu
accepted during the period lur which IMPORT ID Made
tine number forward 10 e2 .incLts and the total
! remaining in camp.
'. Paragraph Il, General Orders No. C.. rr1rnt
| senes, Is amended 80 as 10 read ~ follows:
u is hereby ANNOUNCED that no OH; Of allegiance 10
the United atateS, Hnd no parue b. person not III
military service. plrigiug hiusef not u bear arms
against thu United States, Will be regarded us al ex.
enplion from service in the armies oi the Confederate
States but persoDs liable 10 consumption, taking such
Oath or giving such parole will BIZ enrolled for service
Ii captured by the enemy they VIII he demanded nt
prisoners Of wa-. By order. ,,
| iSigDcd,j 3 VoOfEN'
Adt. and lnsp. General.
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pMsfLl :.jSA."szaHS>
? Q c / i Z 4 tt @ II
BY TIE PRESIDENT.
To the pcoyle Of the Confederate States :!

To the people Of the Confederate States
)pca rnors upon the Piara of Manassas have our
armies been blssed by the Lord Of Hosts with TIL
umi,h over our enemies. II Ia my privilege to mr!1e
YOU u,,e more His fv0tstoO not now Ii the garb
OF fasting aud soruw, but with JOY and gadnesS 70
rnder thanks for the great mercies received 81 his
hand 4 few months since, and our enemies poured
forth their invading egiols upon our soil. They iso
waste our fields polluted orr altsrs and violated the
asartity I'll our homes. Around oar Capital lle5
yatllsei their orces snd with hoastlul Threats clal
I'd it Us siresdy their prize The brave troops when
rallied tn its defence hg'e distinguished th'ae Vain
hopes and under the guidance oil tile saline Almighty
hand lave scattered enemies aid driven theln
back III dismay Uniting these detested forces ana
tie yRrioua armies which had been rREag1g Our
coaa.s viii. the army of invasion IN Northern W.
pin;a our enemies have renewed their attempt 70 sub
var, us at the very place where their flst effort Wa
defeated and the vengeance OF rerbuurs justice has
oyertaken the entire Lost in sscond sud complete
overthrow.
To this signal success accorded 10 Our Ia the
Eest has been graciously added another equally bril-
Eaut in the West. On the very day on which oat
forces were led TO victory tho Plains Of MANASSAS IL
Virginia, the same Almighty assisted US to over
come our enemiea at Richmond, in Kentucky. Thus,
at oncs and the same tnehave the two great hostile
mics been stricken down and the wicked designs OF
our enemies set at naugbt.
In such circumstances il Is meet aud right, that 81
people We should bow down in adorng thsnEfunees
to that Gracious God who has been our bulwask ald
defence and to offer unto Him the tribute of thanks.
giving and praise In His hand il the issne Of sll
events, end to Him SHOULD in an especa! manner
nscribe tho honor o: ibis great deveranc..
Now, therefore, !, Jcb,,svn Davis, Piezdrnt u tD.
Confederate States DO issue this my proclamation SCI
ting apart Thursday Lie 18Th day vi September Instant
ss day Of Prayer and Thanksgiving TO Almighty
God, for the great mercies TouchsGed TO peupie
and more especially Tor the triumph Of A,u!s ct
Richmond and Manassas, in Virginia, k:ch'
mond, in kentucky and DO hereby invite tie
people of the Confederate States TO Meet On that
day their respective plsees Of pubh worship and I"
unite in rendering Thanks and Praise Cod Tor lezc
great merciea- and 10 implors Him 10 Conduct our
country safely Though the psrils which SURROUND ~,
10 the final attainment oi Tic blessings Of teace and
suruiity.
~~> Girrn under M haud n..d tic <-sl vi The
SsgJn{ Confederate oL,Is at kIch;uuud, Ii.s !Ou7h
So day Vi September a. D. ibo2
By tie piesldent: JEFEEtsuN DAVIS.
j. p. BENJAMIN, Secretary uf Stale.
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tn, ;uN's uvua,.-Kecarder Caske al

'TuI II. iuA's Lvua1.-EeGafder Caskle ad'
rnin;stsrod itscc ut ,ai- cunt Oh Yesterday in tie
absence OF the Mayor.
Edmund, g slave oil J-o'. Qrat's-, we7 arrested %
the night police without pass, nnd having IN ''Ia
,ossess;ou T. box of tobacco weighing TWENTY-FIVE
rounds, sup,.,s4i To IT, stolen snpposition pIetty
we'll established by the story he told--tbe HHie Ole
that every ugs.r ir!ii GEder similar c.IcuHi-
stsuces--iat "r1n.ebndy gil 10 hun 10 tote" lie Was
ordered thirty .ulnr laslIrl .
ANDY Stuhl,s Il ir:e n:ri", Was charged with
having no ua,rrs. and stealing pocket-Ouok from
nuulIrr darkev combining iullr dollars. The latter
charge wa5 NOT Sustained aud Tile prlauiIer Was only
committed for VIM; uf register
Nathan slave OF John LII'scuIh, VIA committed
for trial before tie !ustIy- C"nFt CHARGED Will iro.
niousy stealing p,r ui ear-ring' ami bIeast-Wn
fam S., Virginia pvwer. valued a. STU.
The Gaze Of George brow, charged with stealing
pocket hook CONTAINING :G3. flonl Vim. II. Major Oh
ile 18th OF November, loGl, MAS brought up after
long sunl.,er and continued until Tie l3!l- for full
examination.
Peter and Catherine Vincent wrre charged With Ill
assault and ba:lcly On Catherine Hn!s and ncoenz.
ed in S2Uu eac Ia apr,hr tins morning io iurthei c@'
animation.
Andrew. slave Of Hon. Jefleldon Davis, WAS
ordered ten lusles being without pass ut mig h.
Ja10es and Francis, alaveE, charged With stealing ID
un..h Chain AMI Key valued at $50, from JGnes Il.
smith. were reil..udei uutll thid morning.
Lomtdrdo Ps'o was lInel i've doIaIa Tor huckster-
iny in lls market.