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MURDER IN COLORADO TERRITORIAL letter
in the Frederick (Md) Union, dated Central City,
Colorado Territory, Aug. 3, says;
George Harrison. native Of Alexandria Va is
running the National Theatre, hay ing recently
brought ont a company from the States. He COM
mitted cold blooded murder on the evening OF bis
arrival, Gnd is now in "durancs vile, but the
show goes on" The murdered man was Charley
Euites the proprietog of the "NiSrer Mnstrals. y
aud prize fighter. Suites had given Harrison a
terrible beating some ten months SINCE Both spent
the winter in America" but before leaving had
made mutual threats Of vengeance. Harrison came
back last week, reae hing here at o'clock ia the
evening He Immediately went into the Theatre,
armed himself with double barrelled shot gun,
and kept watch for Suites. At III O'Clock at night.
as Suites stood convefsing with friend Harrison
came out on the balcony Of the Theatre, stood
within thirty feet OF his victim. and fred both bar
reis, putting thirty six backshot in the heart OF
suitss. There was talk of 1ynchinR, but The Poo
pls have concluded to let the law take its course
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EDUCATIONAL.

y SQuIREs SELECT CLASSICAL AND
II. ENGLISH SCHOOL. corner of Main and lst
SIS, Richmond. Va. The 10th session will com
menee on the Goth Of Sept, 1892
Prof A. La DoNBARlE, Teacher In Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. CALyO, Teacher in Drawing
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Police Co1rt, Safarday.--Mrs A. Hills negro girl
I.hvioia. wss examined for having, on q recent oc-
casion, set ire TO the house Of her mistress. In
several places, and thereby nearly caused the dea
tructon Of the edifee The prisoner was remand.
ed for trial before the Hastings Court ON Monday.
Elizabeth Randolph, free. arrested ON the order Of
the Mayor on suspicion Of larceny, was continue
10 jail for yaiNination-Jsmes 6mithers, who hal
fallen into the hands Of the police while disporine
hin. self On Main street at variance with law and
order. was adnonished and let of.--Jamea Coyle,
person Of suspicious appear anea, was arraigned
for going into the watch making business In a
manner forbidden by law and custom. The mode
adopted by MIR. Coyle wa5 by means pecnliar
to himself II being the old atyls adopted by enter
prsins individuals from the time Of Jack Sheppard
upwards. Possessing himsslf Of an iron in..ru
ment known as a "lmmey," hs had contrivsd by
its skiilfni use to enter the domiei Of Mr.. Simon
Brown snd nndins a small stock In trade In the
shape of four silver and two 2oldwatches he seiz-
ed shern and immediately dscamped Circumstan.
ces, however, pointed the finger of suspicion so
strongly against the amatuer matchmaker that he
was pursued and the property recovered 1t was
worth $3.50, and would have been q pretty good
hanl if the operator had gotten off with his booty
Coyls WAS committed for examination on the
charge of grand larceny before the Hastings
CCrf5
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JOHN a. CALyo. Teacher in Drawing
AZ Isa JESSIE dORDON'S SCHOOL win be re-
Ivl opened on the LIST Of October, at Mr. James
Mscmurdo's. 0rass street, next door to Sc Psnls
Church. So Sims
NHIsS n. 4. CAU1HORN viii opsn SCHOOL
lyt for YOUNG LADIES a ths lat OF October
next, on 4th street, between Main and Fnnkln.
next door to & Robinson's Drug Store.
Persons wishing information In regard To the
School win please call at the Rev. NJ. 6rKIxY's,
on 9Th street. 10 S-2W&
ATRs. GARY viii, ON the I5sh Of Hsptenbss,
lyI resume the duties Of her School Rssidencs,
4th strset. aambls's HUI. ee6-As
ID O0xR HARTIN will resume The datiss of BE
Ia, SCHOOL on the lst of October IN Clay st.,
between 9Th and 10th.
Payable semi annually in Aavancs)
Usual Engiish branches -.--,.-.-....----.-eSO ~
"As'''''' WIN ROGER nA1riN, Rineapsa
john H. BrAIz, Assistant. "a la-6ns
IT Of o 3.
SIT JOSEPH'1 FKNALI ACADEMY
RICHMOND, vIRalxIA.
The annual session Of studiss q tAis Instllasios
commences on the nrst Monday n HspsenhSr. ana
Board and Tuition including bsd md hsdalnR,
washing. msndina. doctors fss, &c, "a. ase ti16
per scholastic year payable ssasiAannalls = -
vance.
risst 63ass. pr quagt1E. ..........-ekee
sscoea ..........,..- ~ -
rhfd :. !. .....--....-.r - y
-fSsss 8 alno oItasAss u =. II assisa E1n0-
CutAL HGu00ts w1feA ~ seen - - -
* asssk.s ,..,assaes. .pa,les 49,
/ - 80 - 1@Ss 81 Yf1S1[ 51 81
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thoac under yoar command. the loss Of liza mus h,
very great, unless feod and means Of trsnacortina
supplIsd ''- - S'''''''''
! lnsw % % Of 40 source of adequate supply nearer
~. II: 0snssa you can, sonsisten.ly with duty per
Cd to pass through your lines to ana return froa,
the oastie'fed, you will save very many lives And
much audertng II you cannot do this. 1 beg tha,
yoM wM, ,or humanity sake, point out some other
ann within your lines, and. Of course, eauuo,
provide the ne necewary relief without your per,nls
son have the honor 10 be,
Very respectfully. your oh dt serv't,
RICHARD H. COOLIDGE,
Medical Inspector u. s. Army.
The following, from the Washington Star, print
ed under surveillance and direction of the Lincoln
authorities. IA published for Its absuraity and mep
daeity. II Is from the Star Of the Goth, and appear.
a. note to Popes report Of the Goth:
We have positive information that Pope came up
win and attacked the enemy again few minutes
past this morning Fitz John Porter by that time
had probably arrived on the field, from Manassas
seven miles of only
Our impression that the heaviest Of the (lshtipc
vicinity Of Thoroughfare Gap. was. perhaps, or
roneous Judging from the above dispatch from
General Pope.
The only possible line Of even temporary retreat
70
renton turnpike towards the Rappahanpock; as
Mcdowell and Sigsl are probably between him and
FhorouRhfare Gap, through which he would be
compelled to go ii seeking 10 proceed east. Fiiz
John Porter's command, which embraces some of
those recently with Burnside, is very strong, we
take it,
By tomorrow morning, as slowly AS he may be
moving, Franklin or 1t TO be within supporting
distance Of Pope W alarge foree-suffcient with
tnz John Porters 10 make mincs meat of any
possible reinforcei the enemy may get
On the whole, We stated q day or two since.
the prospect now is rendered doubly sure that
there Will soon ba few rebels In arms 10 Virginia
+. Sat IL, 30 p. m, the firing stopped, we
learn from parties just down from Fairfax county
We trust the fact means surrender of the rebels
and do not see how it can mean aught else.
The railroad was regularly this forenoon
from the town of Warrenton TO Bristow. So il Is
already clear that the only damage remaining to be
repaird Ito the railroad Is to rebuild the Bull Run
and Rsppahannock bridges. The former should bo
completed to-night-the latter may be in four or
five days
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"TANTRD-F0r mall ana quiet family. Q
w furnished or unfurnished HOUSE. oe TIVE oe
three furnished ROOMS, In the western 0P noe1h-
wtstsrn part OF the city. 4 lady havine NnoA
house, would be taken - boardss. Unsxcspeiooa-
BILE reference given Address "Box l.02O," CITY 2.
q. noeSe
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wanna

XAT ANTED To sell my stock Of goods. eondst-
wv ing principally OF TOBACCO, with the good
will Of excellent business stand for . gfueesy,
GA Msin street. Reasons for selling: bad health
Any one wishing to purchase win address "R I, ."
Dispatch Office, Or call on K H. Aullsn, eesAeg Of
18th and Frank lin streeta. es6-1ss
"TANTED.-I wish 10 purchase 800 600 tsst
wv pine LUMBER. NJ ons and two ineh hoaRds
and 3x4 scanf!lng, for which the higAsss uaEkoe
price will bs paid JAMES 0uuu,
&c ST. COrner 18th "a CoPv -.
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IMPORTANT FROM GEN. P0PE'S ARMY.
~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~.
Another Successful Cavalry
Expedition.
Two Bodies Of Rebel Cavalry
Defeated.
~~-~-~~>~~>~>~-~~-~~~>~~
The Splendid Dash Of the Harris
Cavalry on Beaver Dam.
~->~~~-~>~-~>-~-~->~
Large Amount OF Rebel Property
Destroyed
&e., &c., xe.

FALMOUTH, Va, July "a, 1862.
Yesterday squadron OF tho Third Indiana cavalry,
under Major Chapman, and squadron Of the Harris
Light Cavalry, under Major Davies, the whole COM
manded by Lieutenant Colonel Fitzpatrick secured tho
country 70 within two miss Of Hanover Junction rout
ing large force OF stuarts rebel cavalry capturing
number OF horses and prisoners. They also destroyed
largo amount OF medical and commissary stores burned
rebel camp, including the wagons and baggage aud
train Of cars loaded with grain. After building mum
ber OF fires upon the track and destroying the telegraph
wire to Gordonsvillo, the party returned without tn.
loss of a single man.
Tho cars have not yet recommenced running to Cor
louisville the damage demo TO The read al Beaver Dam
not having been repaired
aessrs. Bradley and Maguire, citizens OF Fredericks-
burg, were arrested last night and sent Washington
this morning
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+ III Z N A " Y.
Tne New navy Grade Law,

The View Navy Grade Law.
An Acf TO ESTABLISH AND EQUALI2s THE GRADES
or LINE ovFIcERs or TEE UNITED STATES NAVY.
Bs saa~d BY s snass and Honss Of Representatives
y a< Ussfsd States o. America IN Congress assembled,
ss the active h OF limo officers Of the United States
Navy shah be divided into nine grades, taking rank
ecrdg 10 tho date Of their commissions In each grade
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY rs, 1862


Masters when at sea, shan receive thousand nvs
When shore duty one thousand two hundred dolla
When on leave o. absence or waiting ORDERS nine hun.
dred and sixty dollars.
Ensgns when at sea, shall receive thousand two
when shore duty, nine hundred and sixty dollars
when on save or absence or waiting or tes seven hun
dred and sixty-eght dollars.
hdshipmen shall receive Ave hundred dollars.
Sec. 10 And b it further enacted, That whenever
ary ocer OF the navy OF class subject by law or
laon to examination before promotion to higher grade
Shall have been absent on duty at the time when he
should have been examined aud shall have been found
qualified at subsequent examination the Increased rate
OF pay to which 10 may he entitled shall be allowed to
him from the date when he would have received II had hs
been found qualified at the time when his examination
should have taken place.
Sec II. And further enacted, That u calculating
the graduated pay OF boaswans gamers, carpenters
and saimakers In the navy as established by tho law
the sea service shah be computed from tho dateh OF their
appointments entry into The service Ia their respective
grades in lieu of the dates OF their warrants
Sec Ia And be further enacted That the Secretary
OF the Navy be and he is hereby Authorized to assign
clerks and noorers attached to bureau 10 duty
other and also TO detail surgeon assistant surgeon
or passed assistant surgeon assistant the Bureau
Medicine and Surgery, who shall receive tho highest
shore pay OF his grade.
Sec. 10. And Be u further enacted, That all Officers
whlo az sea, attached to going vessel, shall be
allowed Que ration.
Sec 20. AMI be ii further enactod That the relative
rank between officers Of the navy and army the
tired list shall be the the active list the
annual pay OF retired naval officers shall DO follows,
viz
Admirals, two thousand dollars
Commoiores eighteen hundred dollars.
Captains sixteen hundred dollars.
Commanders, fourteen hundred dollars.
Lieutenant commanders, thirteen hundred dollars.
Lieutenants, one thousand dollars
Masters, eight hundred dollars.
Ensis sns, nve hundred dollars.
And ncraton will be allowed TO any officers OF the navy
on the retired list And tho pay Of all ocars ap
pointed by vrtao OF an act entitled An act TO provide
for the temporary increase the navy" approved July
twenty fourth eighteen hundred sixty one shall DO
the same as that OF officers Of like grade the regular
navy.
Approved, July 18, 1862.
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Additional News from Europe by ths
Asia.

LONDON, July 10, 1862
new insurance company has been established under
tho title Of Central Lloyds."
Between July 20 and August %, feet Of government
steamers win bs despatched from France for the India
and China seas for postal and trading purposes. These
vessels VIII convey goods and passengers to the Cape
Mauritius ceyon, singapore Hong Kong and shanghas
TURIN, July 12, 1902
The s1traorduary Italian mission Is the point OF
setting out fo ST. Petersburg. Is presumed that the
mission will be under the direction OF Gen. CiadinL
PAixRso, July IL, 1Se2.
Garibaldi has returned TO this city lie Wal continue
his tour through the island next wsck
PANS, July IL, 1so2
The Boarse has been dull. Restes closed csr acc
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Effect Of the One Hundred Founder Shot
on the Rebel Ram.
The Arkansas Supposed to be
Leaking Badly.
OemDodore Farragut's Second Passage Of
the Batteries, Ram and All,
Ae., &C., ks.
Reported Capture OF the Arkansas.

Reported Capture OF the Arkansas.
CHICAGO, July "a, 1852.
despatch from Cairo states that officers by the des
patch boat from vicksburg cay that their arrival at
Memphis there rumor through rebel sources that
shs gunboat Arkansas had been captured. They are
Inclined 20 believe the report, as an expedition was
planned before their departure TO cut her out.
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No. ~ WEST NNErSHSm krnxxr,
NHw Yosx, July ', 1se2.
coroSu. DIokrL, Commanding Fourth regiment, New
York Volunteer cavalry
srs-It had been my intention, IN . general report 70
be addressed 10 The Wa Department 70 srcak Of your
msr,srious conduct during recent engagements with
the enemy In the Shenandoah Valley, a. y deserved.
This intended report having been delayed ~ recent CIR
cumstancss, think rsh, 70 avail myself q our meet
ing here 70 express my tasfacticn with your scent
and sodisrly conduct during your seryigs under my
command, and especially 70 thank you for the galAntry
IL yourself and officers ~ HMrisononrs aud trsx Keys,
and generally IN The Shenandoah valley Respectfully
J. {. IRkMONT, Mskur 0cnefai u. Z. A.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT MISSOURI, I
ST. LOUIS Nov. 20, 1861. (
l. II has been represented that important information
respecting the numbers and condition OF forces is
conveyed to the by OF fugitive slaves who
are admitted within our lines. In order to remedy this
evil IL is directed that no such persons be hereafter per
mitted TO enter the lines Of any camp any
on the march, and that any within such lines be
Immediately excluded thererrom.
H.. The General Commanding wishes to impress upon
all officers in command OF posts and troops tho field
the Importance Of preventing unauthorized persons Of
every description from entering and leaving lines
and Of observing the greatest precauon In the employ
ment Of agents and clerks IN confidential positions:
BY order OF Major General HAIIECK.
WILLIAM McsIIcHAEL, Assistant Adutant General.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HALLEoK TO GENERAL
AsBOTH.
AEApouARrERs, DEPARTMENT MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS Doc. 20, 1861 !
GESERArs---t would seem from the report Of Major
had in compliance with your instructions delivered to
Captain Holland fugitive in his camp claimed by Cap.
tain II. as the property Of his father n-law.
This i5 contrary to the intent oT General Order No.
The object of those orders is to any the
army from acting in the capacity Of negro catcher
gro stsaer. The relation between the slave and his
master ia not matter TO be determined by military
officers except IN the single case provided for by Con-
grcss his matter IL all other be decided by
slaves out Of s 10 keep clear OF all ques.
lions. Masters pretended masters establish the
rights Of property TO the negroes as best they may with
out assistance Interference except where the law
authorizes such interference.
Order No. does not apply 10 the authorized private
servants OF ocers nor 70 negroes employed by proper
authority In camps IL applies only to "fugtve slavesn
The prohibition TO admit tho within lines does
prevent the OF all proper Offices Of humanity in
gvins them food and clothing outsde where such Offices
necessary prevent suffering Very respectfully
your obedient servant,
II. w. HALLECK, Major General.
GEN. HALLECK TO THE HON. FRANCIS. p. BLAIR.
To Hon. +. L. BLAIR, Washington--
DEAR CoLoyE,-Yours Of the 4th inst Is Just received
Order No was in my mind clearly military nee sssty
Unauthorized persons black or white, froe slave,
must be kept out OF our camps unless we willing t6
publish 10 the onemy everything do intend do.
II was q military and not political order.
am resdy to carry out any lawful Instructions In re-
gard TO fugitive slaves which my superiors may give
me- and TO enforce any law which Congress may pass
but cannot make law, and will not violate IL.
You know my private opinion the Ipolicy Of enact
ing law conscatng the slave property OF the rebels
sha! enforce it. Yours truly, III. w. HAILECK
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GAIT AT WATERLOO, FAuornn COUNTY, VA.
July ~, 1854. I
suors are prscuded from receiving supplies BY
railroad account, is said Of salt and other
band goods having passed In large quantities through
lines 10 the enemy.
The mill in which large supply Of cloth for rebel uns
forms found some time ago, near warrcntop, was
destroyed by nrc this wsck.
Sergeant Ray Of the 1olth New York, acccdsuty shot
himself yesterday through the thigh, and w. Chapman,
OF the l05lh New York. accidentally shot hmsen IN tho
abdomen. Although severe, II Is not supposed the
wounds win prove fatal. Dennis LawIer aud Lyman
Gallup Of the regiment, were ihrown from wagon
and badly injured.
Our troops rejoice The great impr ovoment In their
culinary arrangements consequent on tho new order 70
forage on the enemy They enjoy the dclcscss Of
80 s..son a,ms c them svo large quantities Of Con-
sne season. nssapiy OBTAINED With lAch tbsy pur.
49,. snv l,v. stock the country Affords.
'' Ia,.rcspt. q lsttors possess some interest
a ,oav wrtpg 10 friend says-"The horrid Yankees
-. aryred there diminishing every day about the
panian river The girls In the part Of the ccrnty
,,In .r backs when the Yankees come In sight" Sh.
ennloses dollar for the purchase OF tea. Other corro
ndets express discomfort and dcspohdency 40 the state
~ anairs at Richmond and throughout the south,
wsh they were homo sgal. Richmond Ia said by others
is almcst insuecrabe Some Of the letters ansd
pictures OF JET Davis and other prominent rebels
number Of them contained Confederate scrip, with drcc
tons 10 mike purchases. - .
There military matters a, present 70 conmaol~
cate
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
The War NloKements

There is nothing Of especial interes: from our SSn
on the RlPpahannOck. A report vas prevalent sSI
evening that active operations had ConmeuOed, eas
We are assured by passengers Who hft FcedSticlsbrrc
a. mid day that not a Eul had been Ar,d nor sAs ths re
any apparent change in the situation Of the opposing
forces. The opinion is still expressed, hOV,Vsr, TIA.
az early bAtds Is inevitable.
We have soms fussber intelligence relative to the raid
iltO GsesnArisr county, Va, and the capture Of . hun
dred Of Jsnkin,' Cavalry. Il is stated that the enemy
had previously visited the OOua'y Aad committed many
dsprsdAtOas, destroying wheat corn, aud al other pre-
ViiOns, carrying OF e%Atls, hogs and horses Ssd ssNs
atiag the country through which they passed. or
ClVAEy mus. have bssa "sAugas mapping
A private letter from tennessee sAyS that SRS hing
Of iateres, may be looked for soon fron IhS neiEhbs.-
hood Of Nashyils.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

TIE following Is an eI a.: from a leIsr. dAISi Be- =
sl Tsaa., NV. 2s. Sriasl by "Ah4mor.," . sea
KnoSn correspondent OF this paper:
"ColtAry to expectation / u cas-: ash Dre q a place
aslOlsly As Jaia PsInAadCE rSeutyf laF. heurs. Sousve',
viii relieve ny dsIcsi. Tasl Wes.sa,I-kol fs he
land Of Ii, d1k aad bloody Sr5u ~ jouruty
hiIhsr, via James river aud KlnIShN canal, and the V
and Tennessee railroad, has exhibited to ne Euch Il a.
Is interesting ard ronlaao. A'Oas JAG . river he
corn crop il abuadIut, thJgga sp seIIt1;s have given is
81 ind Esi v4lus 10 ps.vI.e co sunsrs. OR goId Vr
giniI s1ats, W ara gAi TO se, we're basil sl2oJi-,e d.
lag their various d,nes-e eo-c rlI, sm la- ph:ch he
manufacture Of eiO.h aoE hls al Jap srisn' rAaL-
Wliis the gaa.lem,H dr.uk tJidy, reid tho Jap r., SD
spocultis upon tbs prob b'iy Of a "a Lss all 70
J Inss river, tbs IOls'sl. bsa. Ct ,he LON A. ID: buzz
o. Ne uae5l sh1s tlAt he hls a-e eVsr Giadfu' Of ne
~ ehl so!iiey ia tn & "a L. .e-bu 9 ve fOlEG Ei'p
over 70 the Eo,Ses and hys0a5 o. eKIosto 4so price,
b. sh5s 70 bans sasl the sJr.i H. ID ag'g, ,ed ~ c
ul4a5a hs b.c9as a sU,c - 4 5vF- g. sresr S,rer
shslss, i il 70 Dc dePiJrei. l. h5 nld, the sSrld
most unconfOrtlbla. ras route OF ihs vrsiliG sud
Tsans sss railroad Prs5sns o. c. Of nA.u-al esrio l,y
sqlsllsd BY bl, few regions uPoa ,Ata. Lofty uoul-
aias, fertile valleys, gushing stream, noble rivers, d1e
forests plUtsiOls ia 4 high sac o. ealtV ton, sId
Sleg n. mansions all s'FVs % resdss the Gu asy, 10 .
great degrees, piesUrssqla and At,'asdye"
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PRSPtsALs zen OPPGR AND lRON.
O Q hAvr LIPALrsEIT,
C0eee 81 Oronaace And By IoeanhyS
HchnoSt, ". Nov ~, 1867.
AEALeD prop Sts Vlbe T@~elved at ns ne srill thres
y oc1es, co SATURDAY. ue 9O:h day Of Dseslb-r, 1852 for fur
alshnI are asd,'uaF. for the zee oitAs sa,y, hr the ysS IND
l"G. Otesuse-, Sia. lse, the following as.nusls ssd dnciD
tiSas ~ topper ant Iroa, Wis:
49, tons q ia;oi Copper
l0O do Of excepted guu rop
lol do oino. ! cold blot onsrsosl Lea
1879 90 ONO 2 do 20 do
ION a. mo DO a. Go
fO0 40 efhS~ tias, lron
laS d. efthsr oL y ooms
500 Go otl-Oa P..s tsS covering ,sssl. psssh.d
cd a sAed
ne shO. 20 b. Uni =, n Inspection ssd approval
Pcnoss - a. q 81 state Se D Ice per Aa OF rae pop 30 for
AePi 70, sad b oo.S and Va .pise PEI TOund tr The trob
plate sd eopps, asdh5s soon they vii age. 10 isnv-r viii.
10 the ar. y ghols slALtsy Of copper sad Iron which ,h ,
nay odsr 70 furnish.
- dsIve is &c - be asde 10 tome suthoErsi sgert a. the
nearest sAliroAd or csn,l static. TO III. places sh.s ihs copper
AAd lOn ere a1nsfactsrs4
zach proposal uu I be aeon pssi,d ~ q written gi.ra1ts,.
hgAsd By Tee t0ponia Q pNsts, 81 the a. lug o. NE psrsoa Of
fsrir 10 eo-PlJ 9Th ss bid ssold u be &c Iptsd
Bonds 9th APT rOvsd sur do In ,slee Es aLosAt of he con'rsei
vh be reqursA.
B.eA p sDOsAi nsa ks ss,lst. endorsed sropo~ls for Copper"
or "Iron" ne ease nay be, and directed ~ Co1nantr
GeorVs niaOr. CHIEF OF ordDsae' Sai Rydresspsy \ chm nd.
VI nn9i-9' WV
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ToKY 0UrSAsEH NoAra CLR1LlSA We ha.n fron
the RAsiga Jlu- Al Ia; on II siAy norsiar, Ii, l9 a
uls a bind Of slrss ally Ct ,iEiy IN naaoar, from Z q:
Tennessee Md dscll: upon .As IoSn Of WsJ1ss-
vile, HAyWOOi eouaiy. n. q, b'Cks open the jNl aud
EbrAisi a oso.hsr tory nam d J Z FaaaLsn, vac AUG
bssn hsely eoaViSssd Of masd r. Aad ssn coed 20 lcIt,
Wal5s 10 the plaza thsy cursed All il-uiel s-V,rll-
die, made tArai % bu.lils n, town Il Ia erereG
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