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the Irish and negro stevedors. One person was killed
and number OF others injured. Several negro houses
were demolished, aud the cidz ms we're complied 10 90
semble for the purpose Of q1eIliDg the disturbances.
The urrisr dss E'dts Unis states that OF she regi-
nent Of Cards LafGytts which left Mes York Tor the
Peninsula, under the command Of Colonel de Trobrsrd
formerly one Of the edItorA OF he lrrisr, scarcely
more than fifty men are now ft for active service.
Advces from Vicksburg sIe ss the I in:taat re-
present that the Oonfsotrsee reeer.y Attempted TO
strengthen their earthworks the bluff dr'
away by shells from the moran boaIs. Most OF the
houses ars said to be rid<l~d BY shot and shell
Ia the House Of Repress natives the Conhscaion BILL
as agreed upon in the Committee Of Conference,
ported back TO the House and passed 0ne oil It's pre-
visions author z's tue esden to the services OF
negroes in suppressing the rebellion. Toe Tariff BILL as
reported from the Committee Of Conference also
pass,d
M<esrs Bsir, Of Virginia, Casey Of Kentucky, Nay
nard of Tennessee, and Fisher of Delaware, the on
represf natives from slave States voed Tor The
fereLce report on The CoL6sc4lion DILL.
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EUROPEAN IRIERvLErIos.
The Ne, Yo,k Herald, OF 10 inst, says:

Tno new 1iR hrrhlo, VI ~ u iusb says
From the telsgrsp,ic news from Earcpe, which We
pub isAed Yesterday from Cape Race, IL spPars that
10 d PAlmorson sclans suy intention Of interfering
III our civil war at present What be gill say when the
lews OF the recent disastsr IN Virginia reaches BslA
Ia apo h'I son, and whose soluion will oe lock
onward 10 with great interest," Thst the purpose OF the
British srs;ocracy is 10 push forward France and to
keep in tho background thfm'eyes Ia evident BIT Lou
Napoleon vii not NEEDLE IN quarrel url'se be otn
drug England along with him. she WILL therefore, baVs
20 joiu him openly make secret treaty to D" Inn
aud give bin her supper for be will not commit him
self TO such 4 struggle alone. However this may be-,
there is OILY one safe Of aston for The American
government TO follow aud that Is 10 employ the interval
between the present time and the full development OF
tho intentions Of Napoleon 10 mskitg the most vigorous
preparations resist any Earopeon interference Our
tue wisdom will be to il We were certain to &c
attacked BY France aud England, ard our timely pre-
parAtons will either prevent the medSted blow or rem
der il poSerless for evil whea it falls.
Ga Tuesday evening next meeting OF foreigners viii
De held the Cooper Institute 70 prepare % sddr IS TO
sue French Emperor urging him to ABSTAIN from later
yention In our domestic qusrTels.
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pitch. he was the man Who eloped With Mrs.. Captain
James Brennan, the two embarking at New York ono
summer evening about o'clock, on the ferry boat for
Staten Lland Mrs. Brenr Al had hitherto borne an IN.
improbable character, being universally recognized
sno her Gqudntsnces As = modest retiring kdy.-
She abou rs years Of age and le an 10 ant few
month DID, vi her mother on Staten Island The
belief obtained that she had been ieuy dealt rh, ard
her husband aud fiends red large reward for The Dc
lection OF her supposed mu derer hAte the New TX
chief OF zee made every effort 10 ascertain e cause q
Der mysterious disappsarsnce but without 'ct was
urged that she could not have consented N an t0
ant becsu-e she devotedy attached 10 her child.
After the lapse OF two years. parties travelling On tie
continent encountered the supposed murdered man
on the Streets Of F.orence Itay, on" svspifg aniHg
on the arm Of Ii, ut wynn. Of the s. Army, and
correspondent OF the New York Tribune communicable
the fact TO that paper Captain (now GeneraD Bren 81
nme diateiy waited upn &c .ey and dem nded the
n me Of bis correspondent 1! was given, ard proved
10 be Of reliable character that the broken heaited
husb n q, nov sarisfsi OF he pehdy o. bis vie, nj
no more was said OF the matter Shortly after, Lieut.
Wyman aud Mrs. Captain Brennan returned TO America,
and settled down in ksssacht setts where they vfd 90
man and vie, until the pr' ssnt "a CORN need, when
wimAn w appoint Co onh of the 10Th Mass. keet-
msnL he the frst military Governor OF suf>lk,
w.. after thst place evacuated by the Confederate
forces and although promising committee Of the Gill.
x.ns OF that place, Sho waited uPoa HIN 10 know Iva
intentions in regard the elaves that be cestred to
have pohirg Whstever TO do with the negroes he soon
betrayed bis promises by the publication Of circular,
Ia which he commanded all llsves coming within hs
Ines 10 report to him the Troiting Park AID added
that ne had provided places for them. Re til at the
battle of Malvern HI, pierced through the heart by
bullet, and some Of his regiment sho we're ken prison.
ere ss te thA. be died without Struggle Mymsn bad
the 7, patauon OF being excellent officer, his reimsns
being considered the best drilled in roCleilat army.
He vas man Of loose morals however, and his iaii IN
battle viii cause but ae regret 10 Massachusetts, and
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rnk Lara oOL. TULaEasoN,

CAMP JuLKEFsON,
Near Rchnoad, July II, ls6L {
Al meeting Of the and Of thu 3h Regiment held
camp Gay the following preamble and resolutions were
mously adopted: -
hereA Colonel eAuuel v TukeIssn late Commander OF the
8Ih Regiment while Iauani7 leading the fhird Brigade
(Which he commanded the ms into the eoody Aeton OF the
ah al, aud many client qualities claiming rom Us an
his iesh, regard and esteem Tor
tn VILE iV admiration Of his ony and eh1Aroui
,A~ng officer 49,,
Eeo l his desth hare sustained less Which,
not arabic strey tf cPg the present moment Us
isis Us soy, and me proximity OF the enc
Fy those whom he 20 Aey Ani so CALAMITY
landed
"a Thai 70 the ends and eaves OF the deceased
9th Virginia -lenee and uOuld fAn mnge
our ca Wih thera
Sd Thai copy Of thes- resolutions be wa dsd 10 the Rich
mona Wig IiUn, and tht the Abpsdon
Nhg MS rat he rrqlesTe - copy The same.
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1hn Pate or1hs Invader.

Mixes invaded Greece to SUI CT it 70 bis sway with
Al ara estimated by the bes, authorities at 2SS $40
As1,luv nen-Ncluding the usual attendants, ever
5000 Zoo Ia one year this multitude cas- reduced
TO 900 600 aud gv ntuAy OF these only about 600
CSC ell destruction So sadsd he attempt at 'UJGga
tioH
Gnce Invaded saaia WITH altogether, over 500 OoO
men, and vas q oeled IN fes years with lass han
so 900 survivors And so ended this attempt a. sub
jisai'n!
n leon Invaded Russia With 400 600 Of rha beet
troops sv gathered tostaer devoted to TIE fr u'es
Of -dsr whom they esteemed iuvi1clb!e. Forty thou
Sad MY sscapsd-poor, weary, and broken 6Osn in
s5ir,. one a. Of when d. within year g. ended
tia. ayasOu of 81 Independent naIOo by toe greatest
e,p'su Cf Je sgs"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The following paragraphs are copied from Tire news
summary Of the Maryland News Sheet, Of the 18th
inst:
Heavy cannonadng WAS heard a. Fortress Monroe
during the whole Of the day on Thursday last in the d
recton of James River concerning which many core c
lures were ,Aoat 1t arose in all probability from
attempt on the part of the gunboats to hel the Conea
crate batteries which menace from both banks the
Navigation Of the river. The mail boat from Harisons
L.dirg although two bours overdue had not reached
Fortress Monroe when the telegram sent from thai
poT
The Federal Government has at length agreed upon
general exchange Of prisoners, and measures will 10 i'm
mediately t6ken 10 carry ont the arraDg. msnt
serious riot has occurred OF Toledo Ohio, between
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TbL disJnruisAsd gentleman bGyiog raised Legion
for The War and basing been commissioned Is its com
maudsr, vac presented few days sgo, by some OF his
lends IN the city Of Montgomery with "a magnificent
CHARGER eosting sx butdred dollars. In AOoept The
gilt Mr. Il. says Of bis Legion: "A finer body oil men
I,svrn~. Composed Is tits, of nineteen companies
Of infantry, i've Of cavalry and three of artillery, it Is
CAMS in way 70 make IL eminently effective; and
al am confident, reAhIs your larges expectations
C,onss ralssd up body Of asn, Who, 10 his o"n Ian
guage mad sons conscience OF what they did And
believe that thoss Eho form the Legion that command
rival the Ironsdes' OF that cslebrA ed leader, in
IN sppreoilSiOn Of The principles involved In the Suug'
gle p which We are engaged and in heroic defense Of
cor .ulon.l liberty"
Adverr ORR a. 70 the political aspects Of the struggle
In which We are engaged, Mr.. Il. says:
Hs well knosn 70 you, gentlemen, tina. desired TO
psrpstuatO the cid Cover ment, reform its abuses
and 70 prev Dc gusranes for our rights. Ny course
In CopFress and SUISSE lently, Illustrated this but
never say h day when was Wil 20 see the South
a GRADED e. her Great lowered for an instant. The
grand rueure which flied It's colossal proportions DO
ueen the tee gtSst oceans Of the world, desired 10
ace sand; but Il the glorious fabric Of Constitu
i,nal RsbuDio which lAoored to perpetuste, not =
crushing ers9otkm employing tho name of liberty 10
el-lave section, despoGism Tie most hopl0s OF all
cause Administered 0y OOuhtlssi numbers Of yrants-
dsprayed aud reckless people. No greater calamity
ould have bsiAen us than 10 have had the doctrine
ss..biishsd ihAt the government of the Uled States
ga poLeal s5sasa liberty 10 eSfle and assert its
ON powers ana posse-epg authority to msntAin Itself
by arms Il would ben the most absolute and IL
3 lerable despotsm undtr Heaven.
Wasn, then, gentlemen, witnessed the attempt Of
thGs government TO enforce Is Euhoriy by arms did
not hesitate plaut ny sell in opposition 10 II and thai
position sill hol5 AID sh8 hold TO the end All 9th
Or poll Cal qgsstOHs merged IN this let the dead
Pat bury s dead. Every who loves liberty; every
4 An VITO hates laSess governments, must range him
ss.t ca oar side 10 matter where he may have 0sen
oo.n if his heart be no; nsslsols TO the noble appeals
Of humanity must stand up for this Southern country,
nov engaged in hghng ell alone, this great battle
u ireedom in he presence OF the whole civilized world
T. Just such cause impeled HAmpdeG 10 take up
rms against Charles l.
But, gen emen, ferbear-I meant but 10 thSnk you
A tor myself tie field upon which enter IS new to
me put myself sol,mnly under the guidance Of that
G1d whose teigu have endesvored 10 upheld from my
youth. / 70 into the midst OF perls do mol under
rate t1em am not epsrsd 70 boAst as one that pu
.elh asids his armor | sm hui Girding mine Oh. AL
hat can say is thai shall try 10 do my duty.
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LErrER ON TIE TINES
LHIIAh U HDH
PIAKLAHD, July 9Th, 1851.

To tie Editor Of Tie Whig:
send you the annexed copy Of letter addressed to
nySs which deem worthy Of preservation, and 10 be
read by otherF for the very 1st observations which
contains In reference to the present condition OF the
countryside parties 70 the cOntest-is most happy and
christian like ctons, and for it, whole character a.
composition, not unworthy OF the author, who is one
Of the most intelligent aud observant men Of our State
who has filed many public trusts, and who, up to the
time Of the election Of Lincoln to the Presidency Of the
United States when all parties in the South were Dig
banded was most honorsd and efficient member Of the
party having the sscsndeUcg In the State Is well as
throughout the South.
Very respectfully
w T.. Gnnar
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LrsoOLs's spn ca At sERKrLrr.

A correspondent OF the New York Tribune gives the
following ketch OF Old Abes speech at BsIkely during
ais % ent visit TO defeated Mac:
Coming into the trenches The President dismounied,
aud ascending the rREi arts OF tie newest fertilization
bri a. addressed the code e. said ho had come 10
ace Tor hiusal aud 10 know tho situation OF Sirs and
hat he rhould 20 back Eaifgd. L. vas sad they had
peen whipped. Il not so, aid pever would be. BE
knew the meE be cav arogad him would prove equal TO
see task before them, and give without goiI
into Rel mond He bad been unable to gleep from
gnIirty hut after do had rcel and heard he 50 ud g
beck 10 WAs ington sad ID that IL all right win
the Amy cf tie Potomac he declared HE CO! lencs
in the my and its commander, in all the men aud a
lie officer were oil alike deserving the corhi,fce
Of the country.
TIE President ssd he did not come TO nBke speech
bat hs could net resist SAYING & few words. He veH
chsered Rt every sentence.
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NAR ESAsT4ENT, 4
ADyurAKI AID 'NsPEc rOA 6NloAL's uETicK
Kshnond, JAY IAN, lS62-
GENERAL 0RDER5,l
No. ~

ptriors saslssd s-rr ooa'oPs are NsrsSy AuhOH
Sc required Art 90 srt-s the amy and - lar
ths Q, L counAntant fbe sesst Camp Of Instruction,
% i-dye th-u "A the nearest thes names Com
p.ay and Rstrtn 10 The AutlrI Aud InPecr Genera. jail
or. are Iqasts 70 dsn them SUI vii Be- SO~sd the ices sad
haF.s OF dgtent Of possIs sabsd By ID laws Of 'he
80 IL hleh staAied Enrolling ooer sc also reQuiE-
alto Be Adun end inspector oerers the md
aiirss Of an per Gas shl TIE Army Nthos leave Watt
byus .xyha o. ths;: o. SI!ous!s d'tslI
or shsse AID 81, nAUttoIl tttnee exec ia TIE
the rsqr 70 sspoaa With The War DepsFuen1 tie o.
lr OF Ger rrSt the rs sea- srd Iend Aiu . the ntsIi
mp o. arr the HTsss &c lhs sE aud In
spsc,os Gsas-Al
atla g Camps Of Irs-u On rss-I siO OsT "a
ds,srsrs sa6 sSss sssi wiz oas ssvs 70 h l. Beg
aad hA thsy sCI s-rsl upon Cling oesrL
~ command Of the EeeTst.ry Of war.
Isiqnsd) g. COOPER,
bls-ln A'iutan; add Inspector Gep.TLl
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TRIBUTE TO W. GILsOsE Sims, LII. D.

We copy the folIOWiDg correspondence from tie
Charleston pspsrp:
w GILMORE SimRls, LII D.
DHAR sIR: A few friends, sympsthiE'ng deeply vi b
you IL you recent losses and mindful Of the lmpotsh
services which, her novelist hlsorisn, ana poet,
have rendered to S1uth Carolina have subscribed tie
enclosed gun OF 80 6O0 aid in rebuilding your hosp
abe and honored homestead, recently destroyed by
IRE.
Had not the eIigenCies Of this unhappy time prevent
ed We doubt that the whole State would rave joined
Us q spontaneous ana hearty tribute-nore substar
,al than Words-tO your great public worth. BoE the
evil days OIL which have iall.n have temporarily de
pryed Us OF the OF iberality, even where our
feelings strongly excited, and no ooe can sp.
precste better than yuuSslf the heavy sacrhees with
are every day being made in the sacred TO which
ell OF US have pie dyed our fortunes ard our lives.
We offsr the accompanying rhs not a. donation,
but simply So on Gssusnce-in an hour OF peculiar dis
Iess-ol the high estetm 10 which you are held &
man and as a wrter. We trust TIA you will accept, as
cordially as il lie t,ndsrs this moderate nsalmnt Of
the large debt which he State has go long oSed It's cx
stence ia universally reccguix though lone would At
tempt to measure the value.
With sentiments Of che highest regard, We are faith.
fully yours, - -.
CHAlLKsToS, June 20, 1852.
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Thy DEF GOODS TRADE.

TIE New York Express Of Thursday afternoon, llh
inst, says:
This Is the ast day 10 iris generation .be drT goods
ere rot of sae. AL TIE mptrers Fave declined 20 make
e.ss c. raue airy price for their geods sd ell credits
re a. an erd Tor the present Sure o: ouE jotb'Dg
houses have PIT up notice in their sros that they de-
c.e all sale, xcfps in GOAL loLs, Few poses or so
and mos of these six goods. They boz up and await
to dsy when exchange will allow trsm 70 knoW what
they are wer,t The same remarks apply to all kinds Of
imported roods Many orders for aucy goods in Europe
have been counermanded and nothing but few staples
are wanted The high rate Of duty, and tho Uranium
on geld 10 pay for tie ssme will drive many jobbers
fcom importing goods again. These strange times,
when dry goods arc for sale and wien merchants
vhousuay drum hard for trade prefer not TO see
tho face Of the buyer.
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rHr NORTHERN DEMOCRACY AND THE WAR.

The following resolutions have been unanimously
adopted by the Democratic Sta'e Central Committee Of
New YOrk-DsAn Richmond, Chairman, Peter Dagger,
Secretary:
The Democratic State Central Committee being con
vened at this time merely for the transaction OF It's Or
binary business, aud assuming TO lay down Any plat,
form or to adopt any resouoCs 10 the name and behalf
Of the Democratic party in advance OF the State Con-
vention vet desire points that present themselves
TO the rublic and at this time Of the graVest mpor
tsnoe to express their sentiments in the following reso-
buttons:
Resolvsd That We view with admiration the heroic
courage shown BY cur army before Richmond, and are
filed with heartfelt gratitude from the seEdeVo.ion and
desperate vscr which WTung victory from the jaws Of
defeat We call upon the Government to put forth In
slant and ensrgec rsrs to give that army long need
ed reinforcemfns aud appeal TO our fellow cIizIUs
to f up the ranks which nOby struggling 10 Uphold
the Cor sttution and the Laws.
REQ vsd That pledge ourselves to resist 10 the
utmnst IN Intervention in this By other Governments
IN any form or under any pre,ext and that Che AmeT
can people strong enough to ut down nc reb,htn
At the SOUTH ard wise enough 70 crush out msle-
can't fAuatcisln az the North aud that they viii not
olerse any interference their Affairs oy any foreign
power.
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Or Ia IiiJ Afternoon the l6ia a. ooeos Mi-s ApDL q
BUILLR usuEh OF VIZ. T. and Virginia J. Butler sssi IS
SehrL
Her fame al Essks plae from the rSdsnce Of s7 father,
hEha ssees fhsrsday mcTalug, At 10
oock The fneads Of bs family invited TO attend without
further Notice. u
On sunday the 18Th Inst. GERTRUDE C0RNNE dsughtr o.
D. and Resale AEderTon aged year, SIX nouns and
tWeuty-seTtn days
Inri slty Wetntsiay, the 25h Juns GI026E ~ CARY
Of TIE Gloucester Light DrEgoOn /. the 2ad Of
d 4
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Fsom the Pstr,b,vo Rrpr,ss.

A NOTORIOUS YANKEE COLONEL KILLED.
Among the killed 10 the rece battles before Rch-
mond, was Col Wynan, Of the siIsenth Massachusetts,
gms Colonel Wyuan had rendered hmsel quit
notorious by his connection with piece OF seAnd ],
WHICH few years ago excited al Gotham 70 40 lnepss
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NOTICE.

nv rsohange o. rzna will its busness Aits
Bsh ink oass In RI hm0nd MOadAv 2ist inst Paper
hgd I'D under BtOaL pas able bsOe that
NAY be foand there
The 70 I'd Of u sc,Or win meet Wednesday Sh ir and
E5 = VIZ srRoFHER, oASllG
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CALLHCO MILL

WE prepared n exchange quantities
w hle buHhss and % parties iuIihng bags CT barrel,
10 contAin H.
B.. - - wARwtCR RAREsnALE
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WeCIeIIan,s 1.strat KIc Move

ISCIelIaA's "sJrat- gle MOVe.n
9 reeforih WHEN . bc0undre Is kcGsd out Of doors,
He need never resent The disgrace,
g cry "hy dear, cir, I'm eternally yours.
FOR ySsr k.EdasSs IN ekSagin0 ~ Sass.'
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To Make Your Purchases.
BEG & sfOrn citizens eh=oad, AMI psbne gsa-
orally th,t have JUS rec,iys1 vIry Of
plrs ssrns yes. Also Gold s-d Silver Watches Jszsy a.,
30
The stock osrIst OF the tSlpvi,g artielss;
Pure silver ssts Fr.s PiseSs
Do do do -Four do
Do d. Gohsti age sis 8, lined WITH gold
DO do do Imil 10 d. d. do
Do do do Of all de- chptona
Do do Cups OF yanoas hnGs. insd Wit gold and With
Do 20 Ysh sad Gravy fpooDs I1sd vito gold
Do do Table Desert and rs. EPoons
d. d. Sat lers Bauds roIn the -rgin5lptss
DO do CSes for Ladies, bsAtt uly vorAsd
DO d. Spectacle Ussss, OF dinessn. k1di
D. d. fnvd B1Its, iLed with cola
10 Knives I up Ia original "a 90
Do do fruii al ss In Golher OF Pearl
Pure silver vi rbs al old p-ces 81 cents piece,
And q q eat a any iees too re Ga 70 me IlJn
leny stocG Of gold and silver sseh complies the most
approved makets VIZ uatIng lngi en- PsenI "
Joseph haon Morris Tobias Ley And ae stsra HsICh.s
VI Vaious styles Lsd,es al hes dhAii al kin
Ge-emsn ChsLs curb ye,t OLss, " heavy sts genils
meas fancy ohsins isgs ftId and sleeve Old
many o'h tes " eh 10 ensrLy kept In JeveIy U9rs.
With Is too tus 70 L .niion
Phe shove coed, Ia be sod - great rsdnetd prices
Gall FIRE purchasing svhss, o. No,
ISL, Ma q slSst uHdsr Dispatch Build
Al the soods Ill be warranted ssaeiRs, o. 10 tals
i,tvi
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TINS subseberl having entered into he mSnuure o. Black
uE, peprei 10 Fer ce su2tr TO any Yankee
Grlee eve &c ed In the susa Per and retail
the Depot Sank sGee door the Treasury Department
n. B-A liberal discount to WnoeIAle purchaserS.
iyi2-1Rs LAFRrkOB q HEEITT
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E;Ns RsA CITRATE lnAtsN q TIA and sedllls Pow.
dsrI prepared and sold By MADE BAkxR, RhArmacsu
tst, - Main ShSSa corner sb0Vsho. JAZZ
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To CORRESPONDENT.

~ LSssrs ~ sssiasss Ess: d aGsrsssS ns"ESOy o
hS EAlg."
Ar.loss urSa o. bC sdS q ~ PON NJ - - PoS',as-
e. TAs = rls u long s1sdfAg, OsGAi . % tNO-cS 70 a.
b departed t0sa, C5IsarY SosOss 1ossS
&c tlsNf Snss GrseAargsi f5r ~ GssStisn1asNh.
~ Ksoaazos s4s-'tss -sra -siss.s oouSS-GoshOAs
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NOTICE.

IwLLIGy arevard $50, for the recovery Iny firms
lien which viii lad ~ ieeo'ers Il save, ALL
sapursd r KEGS on e - tsy OF July, 1903,
trough city Government wAsUn .sId Ibys
ola fiIger coo aooat NE feet eg.t laon I'D
Al years Vi ege. o. y. dANSyJkD
1t cfhce Of 0apt ii AtGTts,
Iylb-2u' q n, cor. i0.L AID BAG
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RECRUITs WANIED

RECRUITS WANlE
IN ELLI0PTo BATTALION FOR ltY DBFeSCE
nN OF the Companies Of he Baal on already mustered Ia
" 10 srrNic aid he wi los. ny Iompaby
NJ Jesrl, ct nIe o. msa, Wis. TO Ut
cary po ,ibls, 30 nj oil The T.n,s
81 g5s k a. Co s.nlts o -oe tod!ed el WHO
nave bee ni.ehAige1 on ssr,lce
AZ ir.ls unless er dl.eha d.
PsytS pes EoL.h WHO raLons.
Apply TO JPo Porr', Capt,
At he kxchsng Bank
II BusAGr, Recruiting ssrseaat, At r. "A T.sIo.s u-n
sto.e Ma street. Iy.b
ATTEs IpN CUMBERLAND THO A..
Fll9E sosaBt Ybis conpLn ord='ed TO report
Il themselves 10 sisey send the ces &c &c VI
sIrssa " natl y - 10 tny E be Yabbed
ILtd I'D punshed - desc era. -
GEO X. NATHAN Jr,
iu Lieut.. Comm hiding 20 psny q,
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