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RIcHMONp. Auenst 2I.


The meeting Of Maryland refugees last nighs
wss largely attended and characterized by much
enthusiasts. The Veteran Commodore Buchan-
an, who commanded the Merrimae in the memo
rable fght with the Yankee feet in Hampton
Roads, presided, and spirited addresses wers do
Hversd by ex-governor Lowe and the Hon. Jas.
H Franklin, OF Primes Georges county. Reso-
lutions of indomitsble hatred to Lincoln and I'M
f~altering devotion to the cause of the Confsder-
ate States were adopted, and steps were taken
toward the formation of a new Maryland Line,
in place of the old Maryland Line so honorably
associated with the earlier struggles of the Con-
federacy for independence. It was affecting to
see this numerous assemblage Of gentlemen,
meeting together in the capital Of a republic,
which as yet they cannot claim as their own, all
exiles from their homes, plundered Of their prop
erty, bereft indeed of everything but honor and
the inaezible spirit of resistance to tyranny.
Alas for Maryland She has disappeared from
the list OF sovereignties as certainly as did Po-
land under the IRON win of arbitrary power. Ask
for her genius and learning, her msnhood and
her -virtue-they are shut up in Fort Warren, 81
driven from Ger soil by the minions Of a dsspot
who would dampie them under foot Baltimore
still sits upon the besutiful hills, but all that
constituted Baltimors's glory is departed, and
The cleaning column Of white marble, erected
to commemorate The greatness Of the Pater
Patria. looks down upon 8 msnacled people, in-
cspabIe of resistance and ~voiceless In their des-
pair. How long, oh mighty Rulsr Of nations,
shall BIAryland remain beneath the heal of the
oppresseri
Ar. Coursd's resolution Of yesterday instruct
ing the committee on military sffAirs to ing1ire
into the ezped;ency Of abolishing the Office Of
Secretary of tae Navy, which passed the House
By a decided msjority, has created a good deal
Of talk, aud may be taken as an indication o.
the great ~unp0pularity Of Nr. Mallory, which
increases day by day Seeing that President
DAVIS will rot consent to reOrgsnize his Cabinet
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The telegraph informs us that MCCLELLAN $
army IS almost hopelessly demOrslised, which
we do not drubt Is the truth, as his troops have
every reason to be dishesrtened and detected
We hope cid ssOnewan win give them no leisure
or opportunity for a revivi8cston OF their drOoP-
ing spirits.
General STUART is also represented as having
been on another Of his "circumventbas ex-
cursions, playing The mischief with PoPE and
bis household affairs, capturing his servant, two
horses, besides a lArgs sum Of money and other
Tulusbles.
Catetfs Station, the scene Of bis oPerstons,
Is about hsf way between the Rsppahsnnoek
ard Manassas, and We infer from the dispatch
thai PoPE made no halt st the latter place, but
kept on his way to Alexandra 1t would really
seem that the siege of Richmond has been aban-
doned for the present, and that the enemy are
flying for dear life. OF, at least, the preservs-
ton OF Washington At all events, Pope is
rapidly changing his bsse Of operations. A few
days, we hope, vii reveal the meaning Of The
snemy's operations for a week or so past.
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The war in Ksntneky.


Special Dispatch to tho Chicago Timfs1
CNclSEAri, August 22-Gsn. Wright left
for Louisville. temporarily, this evening. he
viii return on Sunday morning and assume
command Of he row department. OF the Ohio,
which embraces Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
cousin, Michigan aud Kentucky, east OF the
Tennessee river. Cumberland Gap and al
troops in that vicinity are not included. Gin
cinnati will be the headquarters.
Ve discredits an immediate invasion Of Ken
lucky By large bodies Of rebel troops bat ap-
preherds that Stenewali Jackson IS marching
on East Tennessee, where the Coniederates are
Gem Morgan, at Cumberland Gap, is entirely
secure. and has been reinforced
The excitsmeut IN Kentucky Is su5siding.
Col Metealf and his command Of 1000 men
are reported by Prof DruTy, Of the 18th Ken
tucky regiment, to be surrounded by guerriLasi
twenty miles from Richmond, Kentucky, on the
London read. Fears are entertained OF then
capture.
Troops continue to pour over the border. In
diana has sent 1850, Ohio $500, and Ken
tneky A 700
R.cruiting is brisk to-day. The regiments
are nearly al full,
Humphrey Marshall is refreshing up the Bic
Sandy.
Gen. Co1's position above Gauley is regarded
as hazardous.
Arrests for dicouTaging enlistments are nu
merous.
Two hundred d~eserters from different regi
ments were sent forward under guard to-day.
The Colonel Rodney Mason who so cowardly
surrendered GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, to the rebels
is well known in Ohio as a prominent Repubh
can politician from Clarke county. be wa
concerned several yesrs ago in rebeLi0us al
tennis BY the aboliti0nists Of that locality +
prevent the execution Of the fugitive slave Law
Special Dispatch to the St. Louis Republican,
CAIRO. August 20-Below is the substsnc
of a dispatch received from Paducah this even
log. Ciarksville surrendered to rebel force 0
4 nine hundred, under Colonel Woodward. II
expected that Fort Donelson and Fort Henri.
viii be attacked. Colonel Dome, at Fort Henry
Is making preparations to- defend the tort
Msior Bigley, Of the 18th Wisconsin, with tw'
companies Of infantry and a section Of artillery
are at SmithlaBd. All quiet ttere and q
Psducah- -,
1t is reported that our forces al ClsEksvil
surrendered without firing a gun.
The prisoners have been psroled and are o.
their way down the river.
There are g hundred and fifty men in garrison
az Padusah, and six hundred and fifty men j
/ garrison at Fort Donelson, and six hundred a
Fort Henry. Trouble IS also anticipated a
Columbus and New Madrid.
CINCINNATI, August 2l--sPecials frOm Il
dianapolis say the msyor Of Henderson, Ken
! tucky. has fed to the rebel army. The entH
city council were arrested for refusing 70 tax
the oath Of allegiance, but were released upol
resjcuinq and giving bonds in 5000. Tn
property Of the mayor has been seized, and
new election ordered.
Ten Indiana regiments, four companies Q
cavalry and one battery have already gone int
Kentucky. Two other regiments were expects
to leave last night.
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Frorn ) Rirer ana Arhnnsn..

2 Dispstch to the Associated Press, North
CAIRO, August 22-The steamer Champion,
on her last PASSAGE to Memphis, vas fred into
by g~uerrillss at James Bayou, just below Kick
man. She was penetrated by over seventy
shots.
The old steamer Swallow, in toe government
service, was burned by rebels, twenty miles
below Memphis, few days since. One man on
board was killed and one wounded.
Thirteen hundred mounted guerrillas, part OF
Jackson's command, under Col Anderson, oppo-
site Helena, are committing al sorts of depre-
datiOns, burning cotton and destroying sl kinds
Of property.
General Bragg's army is reliably reported at
Chattanooga. Tbs next move appears te be on
Nashville.
There is unusual activity here in the navy.
Every effort is being made % complete repairs
on all boats now repairing. 4 large number OF
extra hands are employed The General Pillow
is fully equipped, aud viii leave soon.
NEW YORK. August 22-A special 10 The
Tribune, CssO, p, says Lately Intercepted
letters, August 5th, from General Hindman 10
the rebel War Department, states that be has
1900 welEaTmed infantry, 5000 cavalry, and
81 pieces Of artillery al Little Rock. He pro-
poses awaiting an attack from General Curiss
instead OF attacking him at Helena He intends
to snnihilate Curtis, aud then push vigorously
for the Missouri river. He has received supplies
OF arms and ammunition from east Of the Mis-
sissippi river.
Helena is to be fortified, As the basis Of opera
tions. Siege guns have already arrived The
health OF the army at Helena is good
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special Dispatch to the Chicago TinssI
MEMPHIs, August 10 VIA Cairo August %
The morning papers say that General Bragg is
undoubtedly at Chattanooga.
AT last accounts Porter's cavalry were at
Holly Springs, where they are burning cotton
and prosecuting Union %eiizens.
Jlckson's cavalry, which last week were r.
ported near COldwatsr, Miss, have fallen back
to TupelO.
The report was not lrns which said that 8
portion Of Braggs forces were at Grand June
ton
The gentleman who brought The foregoing IN
formation % this city gives a terrible picture OF
the famine prices, the suffering and despoiism
IN the South. In many portions Of Mississippi
al kinds Of business, except war and its prepare
tons. have ceased
The steamer Champion was fred into at T.,
land No. 8, yesterday, On her way down from
Cairo. A guerilla party on the Missouri shorc
6rst hailed her, but, when they found she would
not land, they fred upon her. a number d
shots struck her, bat did no damage.
Everything is quiet at this place.
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Tic Va in Virginia.

To the Associated Press, North.l
New YoRK, August ga letter to the New
York Tribune. dated I" Headquarters Of the army
Of Virginia, CedsE Mountain, August Is says
i. Again on the march. End that march a retreat.
The camp which only yesterday was pitched at
the foot of the mountain, now memorable for
ever, dissolved this P. NJ ia thin air, aud the
Headquarters are here without a camp. but hers
only Tor an hour or two hours, it matters not
which The hurried order came to be ready 10
START at once, and before two hours had passed,
tents and baggage, all of the headquarters but
its personnel, Wers given to the rear.
" We understand it Is whispered that the
whols army Of Virgins is in retreat, and pres
entiy it begins to be added that the whole ermy
of Richmond Is on the advance that the Tebea
threaten to turn or left flank, and, in q word,
are marching straight for Fredericksburg, tor
Washington, for the North, perhaps but before
the North, before Washington, before FTeds-
ricksbarg IS reached, the hardest, hsTcest, most
determined and desperate battles Of the war are
to be fought.
This army IS not running away, nor Is Gen.
Pope outgeneraled yet by Stonewall jackson.
Threatened on the left flank, threatened by an
srray that count its hundreds Of thousands O.
miseIabls aad desperate hoops, the army Of Vir.
eiAia retrea S Indeed, out i retreats 70 fight by
daylight. i must Cross the Rsppshanneok
bus when cnce oR the ncrth bank OF that river
is no longer Tetgeats-is begins to msneuver.
:" The battles of this war are about to begin
Another letter, dated Culpspsh august 18Th,
6 a n ssys At was reported that the army
would cross tie R&ppahanock BY 10 o'clOck, bur
the passage OF rae trains WGs So much DELAYED
That it viii nos 10 sttsmpged. The corps Of
Banks aud Mcdowell are coming up, bat viii
wait the arrival Of Sigel, who covers tho reHpaS.
and vii not be hurried. As I writs, these mass
Is OF troops are qov,Elngs ia swift but orderly
marches, along tao narrow roads and over the
hsids toward tbs towa. They are already lisbeu-
ing for tho sousd Of following cannon All day
long the march all conanue- Sigel % aot e4-
peeted ti ooa, end, whatever happens, not g
regiment leaves until the rear Comes up. It's
wonderful retreat, Tor, X. spite of delays, t4sTa
is no psnic smoug the tlaiRz. ana, ih6ugh the
troops go removing to the rear, they march IS
If TO battle
There viii DO no battle to-day, if any mesus
can avoid it-perhaps mono Tomorrow bui on
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New YoRK, August 2i.-The steamer Colum-
bia, from Havana, lg.h, has arrived. The vel
very fatally.
Orizaba dates are to the 9Th ult., and Vera
Cruz to the LIST. There is bnt little news.
pablado offered General Coher, who succeeded
Marauez in command, $300,000 to turn the
Mexican government, tie money 20 be paid cut
81 a loan negotiated with the representative Of
the Unied States.
The French steamer Grenada bombsrded
Caripeaehy, destroying several houses, but was
driven Of By q schooner hastily AIMED By the
authorities.
Aiviees from Martinique report 10000 French
endorsements for Mexico had reached there, and
5000 more were expected.
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the Rappahannoek. before the week eloseseones
the deadliest Struggle Of The war
New YORK, August 22-Ths Commercial
says it has Information that "A junction Of Nc
Clellan's, Pope's and Burnsids's forces has been
effected, We believe at Aqua Creek"
The same paper says that Reliable sdTices
from James river state that the rebels have oceu-
pied Hsrfison's landing, ard their picketss extend
as far as the Chickahominy. A large portion Of
our gunboat hotilla, with flagship was above
HarIison's landing. and would probably give
the rebels a taste Of their quality"
FORTRESS MONROE, August . Williams
burg IS still in possession Of the Union troops
No FIRE has occurred there, the rumors TO the
contrary Notwithstanding. All IS quies here a
this time.
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wThe Eew York Commercial Ad5trtissr Of
The sIst says, q city journal having given cir
crlstion to q report published N a Hartford pa
n.4 = st CEREAL Mcclellan viii resign bis Pres
en. oosihoa Is soon IS he has fully placed lis
is se position. have nuade luqr'ry
r. tsissi tire ely vto se rsoa rsl ported
- anon t. bis movements, sid they tel a. the
nshsshss rumor is ths FIST they have ever besrd
o. ny such intention % General Mecielan's
aart be bss DOT been heard from directly,
hnnerer. for tne weeks.
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TO OUlt

Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with late papers, viii confer favor BY leaving
them At the counting room Of the APPEAL Office,
or at the editors room, over GEO. LAKES store,
nezt door north Of the Collins House. In these
days Of uncertain mails from the South and q
blockade on the North, our facilities 70 furnish
the latest news from all quarters can be greatly
increased by q little attention on the part OF our
friends, for which we shall ever remain grateful
Paries from above viii confer an especial favor
By furnishing US any Northern papers in their
nassass;op
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REFUGEEs The Chattanooga Rebel has III
formation thai Hon A o P Nicholson, Judge
VIM : Msitin. AID Jcrfpb branch, brother Of
e. ~ Branch n n nth Carolina al eitz~ss
Of ~. wee Y 4eruossef, have arrived ss'e3
eb.i Is 6e drof q neral h sivy ihy
rep h P~e ct Aia5ie lsnnrts9e =
= upisd and determined 10 Their hostility q
F. d,Tal yrsury tbsn a. any INT since ths va
CONNECTED, flss al fssl he rubieOa is paced.
and hat we hav- 70 sl.srueiiTe bnt IN liberty q
Hath
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Laler frsa Earops-Arrival Of lie Tss

CAPE RACE, August % The steamship
Teutonia, from Southampton on the evening OF
the 18Th, passed here this afternoon en- route for
New York.
The Italian squadron had been ordered to An
coma to watch the Adriatc coast
Garibsldi with 500 volunteers was marching
IN the direction of San Cataldo, The object
appears TO b. to reach Messina. Palermo was
trau quill
GaHhaldi manifestations had taken place Ct
Lasealls. AT the theateT IN Milan shouts were
raised, Rome or death"
The Garibaldi volunteers number 5000. One
slight encounter took place bstwesn the volun-
tssrs and royal troops. Garibaldi occapied Roc
ces and Paimitts, sud spoke as follows
''Ehe present state Of affairs eannot continue.
I 20 against the government, because It will not
lei ne 60 to R9ms / 60 against Frsncs. be
cause she defends the Pops. ] viii have Rome
at any priee-Rome or Death. If 1 succeed, so
much The better. If not l win destroy the Italy
which I made myself"
The departure Of volunteers from Palermo
hal ceased
LIEERPOoL CHARACTERIZATION quiet and
steady Wheat quiet and steady. Corn has an
upward tendency; mixed 29s Sd. Bsef heavy.
Pork SUD declining. Lard firm.
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TO FURLOUGHED MEN OF GENERAL
BRECKIgRIDCE's DIVISION.
HDos BRscKIERI0aEs DIvlsI9N

HDQS BR~BCEINRI0aES DIVISION,
JAcAsOS. MIS-, August . 1851.
General Order No -
+ FAVE Of abssnce ard furlougi . 20 81 oHce-s md
IL sodsrs, sole for GutF. belonging 20 the D vlsion
4 MAJOR g. neral BTeckiBEidEs are this day EEV0EED.
and hey vii report forthwith to her respective cen
nsnds g. this plsos.
Ry command o. Msj5=Gsrsral BRECKIERDsE
JOUE A. EUCkNER-
au26 = 4. +. 6srsrL.
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RECALL q De OOMMIssI0NERs.

RECALL OF OUR COMMISSIONERS
We are grsiifsd to perceive that 8 resolution
bss been adopted by Congress advising the re-
esH Of our commissioners from abroad. Rscog-
milton By foreign powers win be brought about
sooner by their absence than by Their presence
al foreign courts. Let US show to the world
that we can maintain ihe Independence we have
Elresdy achieved. recognized or not recognized
and cease making Overiures to the crowned
beads OF Europe Then VIXEN recognition does
come i viii coma as a MISTER Of night and nc'
as 8 soon ard we VIII &c in a Uuch better pc
stiau to avoid eutng ing q ds0ces witt eli ~
On powers Ik vey evident thst me uece--
sot working cut our own salvation is forced
upsn US, and me sooner ws recognize this iaci
and act upon it the better.
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r Even the Northern journals are in doubt
ss 10 the condition Of thsiF army IN Virginia.
The Chicago Tines says: It is believed IN MIL
tsry circles, npon what is regarded as Official
information, that Mcclellan has joined Pope end
Burasi5t that the two great armies viii shortly
come fn.5 collision; and that, IS yet, no damage
Ees oeoi.red % the Federal army
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For HIRE.

LTKF LY NEGRO r .izisen years Oh &
u good houss servant shs czn be had for sAs hal
snce n he ys8E J. b TOWESEEu-
sr71r4a Era~aTr
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IRoNsIpRs.

We have the gratifying intelligence from Phil
adelDhis that the new steamer IFonsides has been
completed, and is on her trial trip. She Is a
staHnch vessel. heavily iron-plated, and carries
4 formidable armament. We shall hear, present
Il, Of the launching of the new monitors, and
mkt, doubtless, of their performances. They
will be able to capture every town on the South
ern coast yet in possession Of the enemy, within
4 few weeks Of the time when they are ready FOL
scti n. Vessels are being constructed that can
run by the forts and batteries Of Charleston, and
A. leisure shell that city into submission or ami
hilsss it. The capture of Wilmington, Charles
ton. Savannah and Mobile BY our iron-clads, is
merely a question OF time. The work will IN
uusstionably be accomplished early in the fall
and at the same time cur enormous new ieYies oil
troops will be fairly in the field, and the rebellion
viii be put under our tset. The patient, faithful
indomitable loyal people will be rewarded toi
their fortiiude, By complete victory, and our ma
ion will rsuk among the foremost In the world
in military and naval power. Wait lissle lon
ger.
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no ~kENTUCKEANs AND
-TENNESSEEAEs.

THE n5esg5ei tEvire been conn ouad tsi b
i ereess BIZ command o. Esu-ucky hsus ~ 20 9 bar
.siion OF regiment wilt TeceiVs reclnits Engy. ia
fq1ads e. in co apsniez. IL. Jehn Rl0Hs0u. e Holy
Sprngs. AMI IzmeS share o. q. SsuatCbis as "a
tborisad o reseiTs recruits snd Toward then 70 ny
somma1d- Toe 0per2.OLs cf til coz mus sre e2-
hnsi TO- tie prsssur. 20 West Teuue-ses and kelfucEF
" y FALLkE
s-sE-lCts Capt ErfuekF ksn-su
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nrPaRTRp nKfKAT % RURLL

The Mobile Telegraph Of Tuesday leaned
from 3 gentleman who arrived by railroad that
morning, that General PRICE had received intel
Heenoe Of the defeat Of BUELL. BY Gen BRAGG
The statement is as follows: General PRICE an
nonnoed 10 bis troops that he had received q
dispatch yesterday, informing him that General
BRhse attacked BUELL. beyond Chattanooga,
and had gained q complete victory. The Federals
were in full retreat, and the Confederate forces
in hotpursuit Brigadier-Gen JOIN MORGAN
hsd got il the rear Of BUELL. and was attack
fnv him.
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nvuR sTaUGGhE no GOMEZ

M EA 81 - -
Tho Mobile AdUsrtiser has some timely counsel
under thi. head, which we copy and adopt, feel
ing that it cannot be impressed too strongly on
tie minds Of u people. It says:
The pubic mind has become SO accustoned
to large sgures Of men and money that it is
hard to anstoaish it. LINcoLN's call for six
hundred thousand men, aud the knowledge that
be viii pet them, docs not astonish Us any more
than it frightens US. But the raising Of this ad-
ditioDai force viii astonisha all the world but US
viii FIJI the old military peoples Of Europe with
wonder. aud with p sTplexity as to how it's &C
eomplished. Bot if we are not astonished,
ought we not to be a little frightened Would it
net bs wholesome for Us to take a small scare in
advance. and work day and night to avert TIE
perils which viii isil upon Us if We alo~ the
enemy to preserve bic present force and sd 70
It six hundred thousand
We remember distinctly that this nstion and
government were net the least scared when
LfvcoIx was rsisiug his first six hundred thou
s.ra. and ire consequence Of our indiscree'
CO.. ia rec and ovefvssening valor was, that We
w : w ppe3 /. ns apfy for sboas three months
w were mo- , rave tazn discreet, aud instsea
o. getting 5eady Tor roneh work, laughed al
LfscoLs's nsended great army just - We
now SPEAK and think lightly Of bis six hundred
amn5 volunteers and conscripss. U1ieEs
sons ll.ag, at present not st All n the prospect,
oceurs, these six hundred thousand recruits vii
be raised and hurled upon the South, and We
must make ready 70 stem that awful avalanche
Of death and run If We are a Little appFshen-
sive uow OF what is to come, tie result. viii bs
that when it eomss we wsE be n CONDITION no.
to BE- seqnd 81 an 30 wise man viii Thick
lIg}ty II las pend & great eiyFt q the North
". win ort ai cur sae-z i aud valoS 70 he *
t.emest les. Lei every man mske up dis ninc
10 be a soldier neEt winter,
r. Hon A. o. P Nicholson and Judge Mai
- Il
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A special Caro- dispatch to the Herald
SHES hat For Douelson had been abandoned
by be FederAls. as q large Confederate force
vas sdvancirg. AID the post was now valueless'
there being but thirty inches Of water IN the
Cumberland river.
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Y The PeteTsbgIg Express Of the 2oih
ssvS The enemy is believed to be evacaatDg
sa6olk On Saturday night last nine large
ruas which have been in posii N around SAT-
fslk. were placed on board q couple Of steamers
and cariea below.
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ri Is. D A N hony, publisher Of the Dc-
bpoue Qowa) Herald. recently arrested by orcer
OF the Federal government, on e charge Of nav
ing discouraged enl8tments, was nominated LOT
Congress by a convention held al West Union'
Fayette county, Iowa, on wednesday Of last
vreph
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

z this Ihouid come 70 he noacs q r Z. Ed
i WARDS, formerly Of S. louis. No. re vii phase
address b. uC6s7iz1ed car Colius Ho1ss Grs1aas.
Niei-sl-pi far. 3D. JOHN MUEDT
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LOST.

ON he rs3lEoad between CsntGn and Guu-dL q
~ isSt Thursday, an o-didEry EzsI green ieatdtr
IaUSK NAKED On ons emil. 8. Long Columbus,
Mis-, AID on ne o her J n villa A reasonable re-
ward -ili DO p.id Tor ihs same 70 Ter vi b ~ Gecrs3
laamrel. = thie nIars. L. 2tstI -