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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
NOTICE.

The Committee appointed by the late
Union County Convention at New Castle,
to cooperate with our friends in Kent and
Sussex counties in regard TO the State
Convention, have agreed after consulta-
ton with the lower counties, to fix the
nineteenth day of August next as the day
for holding the State Convention, at
Dover. Saturday the ninth day of Au-
gust next, at 2 P. NJ, is recommended to
the several Hundreds as the time for
choosing five delegates from each Hun
dred to the State Convention, and the
Judges appointed to hold the last Nom
nation Election are requested to be pre-
sent to assist al said meetings.
EDWARD Belts. Sec'y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

EpIToME OF BUSINESS AND PERSONAL
INrEIIlGENcE.--l'h Smyrna Times says, that
the citizens of Middletown have raised II
war fund to encourage enistments by sub
scription, amounting TO $500, which they
expect in few days to swell 10 $1,000.
Thomas Hayes, Of Company +, Third
Delaware Regiment, died at Front Royal,
Virginia, on the list Of July, of typhoid
fever Tie is from Salem County, n. j.
Major Judd U. s. A., has transferred to
Col. Grimshaw about $500, to lie expended
in Bounties to recruits. Col Grimshaw has
paid out over $4,000. This prompt action
Of the Government will encourage recruit
ing.
The Office of Mr.. Thos. b. Eaton, ice
dealer, foot of Poplar street, was broken
open ON Thursday night last, and everything
stolen that was Of any value.
General Sykes, who now commands d.
vision OF Regulars in General Porter's Army
Corps, is IL son of the late DR.. Sykes, d
Dover.
Col. Richard France of Baltimore, cam,
to this city on Thursday, and went to prisot
nj New Castle, in order to release jess,
Sharpe, who was security for his appearance,
/ in the case Of the claims Of the Farmers
Bank for $4,000, and Samuel Townsend 70
sl2j0
u. Chandler, Merchant Tailor, No. so
Market street, having determined to clos
out his summer stock of cloths, cashmere
and vestings, offers them at greatly reduce
prices.
The Pennsylvania Military Academy, u
West Chester, Pa, will be opened on th
4th of september, under the control of Co
Theodore Hyatt. We commend this Institu
tion to the patronage OF the public, as i
every way worthy Of their support.
Read the advertisement headed " Lost,
in another column.
Read the advertisements OF DIR. Brown i
our paper to-day.
O.o.F.-R. w. Grand Representativ
VIM. Il. Hyland and r. w. Deputy Gran
Master VIM. j. Enos, have been appointe
by the NJ. w. Grand Master j. Y Foulk i
addition to their offices, District Deput
Grand Masters for Districts No: and
embracing the city of Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
our SICK AND wouNDED soLDlnns

WIN SANAA hND
1t will be seen by reference TO the pro-
ceedings of two meetings held at the
Wilmington Institute Hall, in July, that
the patriotic ladies of Wilmington have
formed an Association, to cooperate with
the Delaware State Association, for the
Relief of Sick and Wounded Soldiers"
They desire the ladies in other parts of
our State to form associations similar in
| their character to act in concert with them
and it is to be hoped that the Unon-loying
daughters of our gallant little State will
respond to the call of the Indies of Will
mington During the progress of this
unnatural and causeless rebellion against
the best and wisest form of government
ever instituted by man, the ladies have
exhibited patriotic ardor in behalf Of
the cause of the Union, never excelled by
our mothers in the Revolution, and have
done much to aid the Government in it.
efforts TO preserve the honor of the nation
and save the country from ruin and anar-
chy. We claim that the ladies of Della
ware have not been behind those o othe
States in their efforts, But the soldie
still needs their aid and assistance, an,
we have no doubt that they will nobl.
and generously respond to the deman,
made upon them, and when the great bat
tie has been fought, and our country
: banner-with every star undimmed-shal
float in triumph over every part of til
Union, they will have the proud satisfac
i zion of knowing that by their zeal an
u labors they contributed much toward
u producing such result.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
THE NEWS.

BY the very latest advices from Europe
it is stated that England, France, and all
other European powers, continue their re-
newal of friendly feelings towards the
United States Government. They express
no disposition to interfere in our family |.
quarrel
The stern wheel steamer Commodore
Perry, loaded with cotton and tobacco,
from Cumberland to Cincinnati, collapsed
llue while at the wharf at Louisville
Ky The passengers, 80 number, were
at supper at the time. Two or three lire
men were badly scalded, probably one OF
two killed Several women passengers
jumped overheard, some of whom were
saved.
The test oath of allegiance is now being
administered to the employees in the navy
yard at New York. About forty of the
workmen refused to comply, and gave
frivolous excuses They were promptly
dismissed. There are four thousand per
sons employed in the yard, and it viii
- take nearly all the present week to pu
= them to the test.
The latest advices from Washington
= seem to indicate that most direct and de
m cisive action is TO be taken in the future
%, prosecution of the war, and that on thl
n important point II perfect agreement eN
lists between the military and executive
branches of the government. The vigor
ous prosecution of the war, it is asserted
is the certain policy of the administration
te Considerable excitement existed a
e, Nassua, n r., ut the time the steamship
"a "a British Queen left shat place, on the 29t
~ ~ of July, in consequence of the U. 5
he steamer Adirondack giving chase to til
ay English steamer Herald and attemptin
at to capture her.
~ BY order of Gen. lIalleek, all negrot
or within reach of General McClellan's arm
M are to be impressed, whether free or slay
he no question to be asked. Local {
u u State laws are not to be recognized b
military officers of the Federal army.
Every article of rebel property that ca
lie made useful for service of the Unite
States army is to be seized.
n -------asSs- ------
in To CORRESPONDENTS commW
cation signed Little Diamond" will
ac attended to in our next. The article sign,
" A Friend to the Volunteer" cannot a
pear, because it has no responsible mai
- attached to it.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
LETTER FROM suFTOLk.
LETTER No. 3s.

CANT NEAR SUFFOLK, VA,
August ], lSG2
FRlEND ECKEL;
A dearth of incidents, lass-
tude, characteristic of Southern cline, II
hot sun which shines down upon the white
tents with such fervency that the glare be-
comes painful to the eye, are, by no means
favorable to the manufacture of camp letters.
lncited by the always reliable reports Of far
away nervous newspapers and the usually
Ineligible and astounding stories of scared
and seli-emancipated darkies, we have wait
ed and waited for rebel raids from the di-
rection of Blackwater, and the advent of
" Stonewall jackson" with million or more
Of men to gobble us up ut gulph or cause
us TO make mastery retreat back to our
old homes in Norfolk, or indulge in some
equally grand strategetic movement.
Thus expectant, and resting under our
own pne-bough arbors and apple trees, we
yegetate here, not much encouraged by the
gentle reminders that such cOncomitant of
Il Southern hot season as Bilious" exists,
with slight prospect of transferring u few
men to the tavorite brigade Of General De-
bility, who has had command Of SO many
forces of late and if we have not deter
mined that the attack has been indefinitely
postponed, or that the original programme
has been changed the state of apathy into
which we have fallen is SO extreme that we
are scarcely aroused by contraband rumors
of an advancing enemy, or by the well known
cry Of the negro with his wheelbarrow
here's your ice cream, gemmen," or by the
afternoon visits of the Virginia Yankee lad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
rNINN PARTY NOMINATIONS.
RmancipatiOn ana Colonization.

"IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE | AD-
NIT THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT ENisT
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PRosPERl-
TY. | ADMIT UNHESITATlNGLY THAT
IF TOMORROW WE COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF DELLA
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SAME
NUMBER OF WHITE MEN. OR HALF TIL
SANE NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GE1
RID OF TaE INFERIOR RACE. 0uI
WEALTH WOULD BE QUADRUpLED"-
Hon. Jdmes 4. Bdyord.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
State cnNvENrInN.

The friends of the Union will bear in
mind that meetings will be held in the re-
spective Hundreds in this County, on Su-
turday next, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the State Convention, which is
to assemble at Dover, on the 10Th inst
The meetings take place at o'clock, and
it is to be hoped that the friends of the
Union will rally in their might. Set the
ball in motion, and never let it stop until
the last vestige of secessionism is crushed
out of the Diamond State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

GOLD, SILVER AND OLD DEMAND TREA-
sURY NoTEs.-R. Il. Robinson & Co.,
corner of Fourth and Market streets, are
paying the highest price for Gold, Silver
aud Old Demand Treasury Notes They
are also Subscription Agents for new
500 U. S. Loan. Persons wishing to
invest in the above Loan will please give
them a call. They are prepared to de-
liver the bonds at once.
July ll-4t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
Destruction of Rebel Coverts---A Success
full Expedition

IIEADVUAHThH5 ANNIf Ut IHt TUIUMAUl [
Aug. 2.
Six hundred troops crossed the river yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose OF destroying the
houses and woods on the opposite shore which
had afforded protection to the rebels Every
thing in the shape OF Il dwelling was barned
This was the point from which the rebels shelled
our shipping and encampmeut the night before.
The affair was successfully accomplished without
the loss Of Il man. The gunboats, this morning
were engaged in sheliug the houses and shores
down the river. Five men were killed by tho
enemy's shells the night before last, and two
wounded.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
SPRING OLE 1869.

Memorable IN the Annals Of Amerloa'
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS.
PRICES AS Low AS CAN BIZ OFFERED.
STApLE GOODS in every variety,
DRESS GOODS, newest styles receiving daily;
Linen Handkei chiefs Of our Importation,
Table Iinens Table Cloths, Napkins &C., &C.
SPECIA
BLACK SILKS, FANCY SILKS,
Plain and neat Figured silkH, Sc, &C
shawls and SILK Manes, Lace MAnesi shaWls, Polnles
THORNLEY, 4 CHIsNH
Corner of Eighth and Spring Garden Streets,
Philadelphia.
NJ d. Cas pass the door three minutes.
N. b. We only two aquAtes from tile Depot, Ninth
and ofesn. narN-5m'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

u
Delaware, hereby invite the citizens of this
county to meet on WEDNESDAY AFTERNooS
Next, August 9th 1862, at the City Hall, in
Wilmington. at 80 z. NJ, to take into consd
Grafton the present state Of the country, and t,
devise means to encourage recruiting in Della
ware.
V c Gilpin. T M Rodney,
Joseph Shpley, W Day,
Leonard Il Wales, Thos Walter,
C du Pont. Il G Bradford,
John = McLear, BENZ Nields,
John 4 Miller, Geo Nebeker,
Charles O'Donnel, W II England,
A II Grmshaw, Saml McClary, Jr
Henry Dure, Jas l. DeVou, Jr
D Lnmmot, Jr Newlin Pyle,
Edward Belts, Philip Quigley,
b James, s 5 Souihard,
Jesse Lane, q Chandler,
John Jones, John II Price,
W A Llmmot, Harrington, Jr
II llarman, VIM II Bilany,
LC Fuller, James Woolley,
} ohm W Hawkins, } F Vaughan,
John j Toner, Phlemma Chandler,
Geo Batterhury, John b Porter,
| Thos MoClnry, Benz Clark,
| Jas i Wilson, II Il BrughuTst,
| Alex Kelley, Vim Chambers,
j II Simme, Henry Garrett,
| Saml Bailey, Vim II Cloward,
John Akin, Geo Richardson,
John O'Ne, Snml Grub,
Jas Chambers, Geo S Grubb,
George W Vernon, VIM Enos,
S b Paschall Elw W Hopes,
Geo Capele, r Warner,
John A duncan, r Il Duncan,
Stephen Bonsall, Thns j Lawson,
Thos NJ Cubert, G F Rudolph,
Geo Steains, Wm b Noleu,
Jas W Culbcrt, Wm II NaG,
John burnett, y G stotsebburg,
Geo W IIouseman, Il lIoun-held,
john N Robinson, Jas II Chandler,
NJ Stotsenburg, Stewart Carlisle.
Saml Hille, james \ Bird
Chus Murphy, John II Britton,
John Il GraIt,p,, II Robinson,
Dau Farra, Edwin J llorner,
John Finn, Thos Coward,
NJ i Barlow, j q Fouk,
George Mcbride, Geo b Armstrong,
John Russell, Isaiah II Thomas
Il Emnet Robinson,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

PEAoHEs,-We learn that the prospect for
a large peach crop was never better than at
present, in this State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
WANTED.

One Hundred Tons OF Wheat and
Rye Straw.
Dry and free from Chg0 IN exchange for Fertit-
isers, such as
BONE DUST, L. -.-..,
sUPERPHosPHATE OF LIME,
PERUVIAN GUANo, -,
MEXICAN GUANo.
PouDRETTE, Lodi Manufacture,
PoUDRETTE, Webb's Manufacture.
Farmers who have straw to dispose Of will do well ny
calling on the subscribers.
8. r. NIELDS Il CO.,
Nos. 4l9 and 42l Front Street
Wilmington, April sth, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
MARRIED.

PAILLE-w -wILsoN-In Philadelphia. July
81, 1862. by Rev. David Malin, d. D., Mr.. Paul
palle to Miss Mary I. Wilson, both Of Whining
ton, Delaware,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
Notioe,

All persons indebted to are repeetfully requested
to pay the amounts 10 JAMES II. RICE, BRO at tner
Counting House. Orange and Tenth Streets, and
all persons having bills against q present them TO
the same. THEO. HYATT.
July l, ls62.2w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
MANURE! MANUREI!
C3UANOS! GUANoSI!

AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH BAKERS
t-iANu PERUVIAN aud OTHER GuANOs OF the
most uprroNo1 kinds AMMuNlArHU and pHOSpHETlC,
ApuITEHATED OF The VERY HEST QUALITIES, and
u4httif to Suit purchasers at the lowest prices. All
orders w hu promptly attended TO- forwarded
to auy+rplion. CIRCULARS containing list of dUANOs
aud full particulars sent 10 any address free o charge
JOHN b. SARDY,
5s south Street,
tCarner Of Wall Etrpetl NEW YORK
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

The Hon, W. D. Kelley, Dan, Dougherty,
ESD, u. q. bradford, Esd, N. b. smithers,
Esq, Hon. g. +. Fisher, and others, have been
invited to speak at the County Meeting.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

A LARGE assortment Just received and ior sale at
1nov l6 A. d. INsLRE's
ZOO Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
REAPERS AND MOWERS

For Sale at Reduced Prices.
nAyIs y ENTRIKEr's Patent Combined Reaper aud
~ nSsr To close out ths stock Of these Machines We
oer them redueed price Address by letter o. apply
in person to DLANDf CAshu'
my23Gw Newark, Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
DEALERS

DEALERS:
FRENCH, RICHARDS CO., N. 4th Street
aud York Avenue,
JOHN CRAIG, west end OF Market Street
Bridge.
OFFICE OF A. PEYssoN, Library Street
Goldsmth's Hall, No. 10. feb2s.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
&Os.L.0CK's

SAPoNIFIERl SAPoNfFIER!
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
All Kitchen Grease can be made good SOAP by using
sAPoNIflEkl
DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH BOX
SOAP Is as easily made with IT, making cup Of eO
iee MANUFACTURED ONLY BY Tue pATENTEKS.-
P1. SALT MANUFAC CTERING COMPANY
No. 127 Walnut, Street Philadelphia.
fsbll-ly.
10 FARMERS. GARDENERS AND TRUCKERS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

CECIL County AFFMRs.-We copy the
following items from the Cecil Wing of
Saturday:
SHooTIN0 AFFAiR.-On Sunday evening
last, 27th ult. Isaac Cooper, George Smith
and some SIX or eight other negroes had
been to the Brick. Meeting House, and by
some means procured half gallon whiskey,
which Of course put considerable life into
said negroes, which resulted in the death of
George Smith.
The circumstances are about as follows j:
Isaac Cooper and George Smith, with a
number Of other negroes, were coming from
Brick Meeting House to Zion, and on the
way they commenced Jumping, Smith be-
| ing pretty good at the business, swore he
coald beat any negro jumping and knock
him down afterwards. Cooper took some
offence at this language and struck Smith,
Smith caught Cooper and threw him down.
Cooper then got up and started for his
house which is near Zion, saying that he
would shoot Smith Smith followed. Coop
er met him at the door with gun in hand
and blazing away killed Smith almost in.
siantly.
EARLY PEAcHEs- Peaches have made
their appearance in our market, in limited
quantities, selling at 'levy' quarter peck
NEW BooK.-E. s. Butler, No. 420 Mar
ket street, has just received from the pub
fishers, Il. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phila.
delphia, new novel entitled "The yellow
Mask or, The Ghost in the Ball Room" by
Wilkie Collins. Wilkie Collins is writer
of fiction Of much merit and those who
would read a good novel should call at But
lers and procure this one. 1t is a narrative
of thrilling interest, and is written in the
authors best style.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

To CORRESPONDENCE communi.
cation signed g" Little Diamond" will be
attended to in our next. The article signed
" A Friend to the Volunteer" cannot ap-
pear, because it has no responsible name
attached to it.
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So
MILITARY NOTICES.
rrENTiON

A SECOND MILITARY GLASS,
pursu,ues OF the Proclamation OF the
..rynor Of Virginia 81 the 18th March, calf.
70 ont srecisl force from certain cities and
@ eo ths whi ia m ale 10 hhabitant. Of the city Of
pssnnoud " uho reside iu and around II, with.
80 ~ ra,le Of the corporation line, on the
~ IN s,ae OF Jsmes river" and who are Be.
,1.sn ss. the ages OF sixteen ana eighteen and
49, eys spd fifsy Eve years. except such m
oH.,smpt 20. ev Law from c1 military duty, are
s1e,..s 10 A. sanib bile for enrolment and or.
.ss1,,t,on SIS he military of The second class,
k.sss ZINES and pisces herein after men tion ed.
s,,.hored that all Will cheerfuliy and prom n,
..usrd /, THE call, that q large and ef.
,g..,,ys reserve corps may bs apae6ily organ
- The young men will be formed into
~, par,es separate from the older men, and
each company viii elect Its own oficers-
~anns maL nnd,r sixteen, able TO hear arm.
Ill +. admitted into the ranks All tao
anth Of this character In the district are
ssrres,ly invited 70 come forward aud pre-
nsrs themselves for the service OF thair
country. <
,,tx ana county vii. meet at the places an.
nointd In their respective districts, to aid In
th4 enrolment
ir TIE city wes; Of b stTest and one mile be-
,ond the corr crate limits wpst OF eth street
,xeuded nor u. will assemble At tho SEcoHp
ytsErAsLE MAkxsT. a. o'cl Es.R y. "a
TUESDAY. March lsih, lso r
enrolment
All rssidtas between 7th aud l4th streets,
and ons mile beyond the corporate limits.
ne,resS the l!us of these streets extended
nortb, viii assemble In front VI go o. {
Hall, on Capitol street, on WEDN r.SUAf.
EArch ia b, 1862, st O'Clock p. M.
All residing east Of IL Ii street and one mile
eeyond the corporate nmi,s east OF l4tn g.
sisrded north, will assemble In NILIrARv
FiiI over First Market, on THURSDAY.
ksyeh 90, 1894, At 8 o'clock + NJ.
By order Of the Governor
H. K. ELLYSON.
sheriff Of ths City Of Richmond.
nh ir--lt
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NOTIUE.--Ths Second d Com pany Of B UH.
~ MOND HOWITZEkS has been reor.
gapi3ed. and Lieutenant David Watson elect.
ed Captain. We ara anxious to increase the
number Of our Company to 10 An oppor.
tunity is thus offered TO young mon Of good
moral character to join an old organisation,
which has two rifles aud two howitzals, and
10 thoroughly equipped Tor field service
Apply to Il. b. PLEASANTS or HENRY
s. JONES. No, 2, Wall stree, under At
Charles Hos ssl; or WIN. N. WELLFORD,
J1 Brandy Station, Culpeper county, Vir.
u H., Virginia. nh 10 -l4ts
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COMMISSIONERS OFFTCn.
. kA7Hxws CoURT -HOusE, March 6, 1852.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
70 ks,ha n Bnups. asm'x of Christ. : ] 8
Billups ......................P P1aini6,
Walter .. Lane. John II. sunlavy. fh.ri6 z
Of Mathews county. and Robert Billups. r.
Defenc ants, =
And to ali the creditors Of Christopher BIZ. ! 3
lups, dec .ssed. -
You are hereby no'in q, that have fixed cc
tae 2.d dsy of April ne,t, If fair; " not on tho
rexs fir day thereafter Sunday sxe p ed to tsk .
a11 eat;se NJ my Office. the acccuat of the part
nesship TRANSACTIONS of Robsrt Biilnps and Chris
tophef s Bisluos. decd; an account Of the trans.
actiors of the plaintiff, Mkssha II. Hilups. as ec
nioistratrix of ssid Christopher 3 Billurs tcc'd;
A aocoun, of all the e-ts.e Of the "a d csasnt
which cams 70 shs hands Ct said sdm,as:tratrix,
or n the hands o. any person for her use. and an
count Of the debts due to all pc sOnt tfon hs
estate Of the said Ohristo phsr s. Bilups. decd,
n quired to he taken by the decree II Mathews
County llr"uit Court, recorded on the - cay Of
October. 1851, Ia suit in ohancsry depe- ding n
sajd Court la which the above named parties are
plaln-iF4 a1a defe adauts; as which tina ard
p'ao- you ara required 20 atterd wi all books
papers and uchers in your possession. o; uueer
ycur cento'. touching the mat. sra Of said ae.
counts.
0ivtn under nv hand, a. emmissi Toner In
Obauosry cf the sail Oour:, ths day aud year
drst Aforesaid
nh IT. aw4wx W. NJ DROwNLEY
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DICHMOND FAYETTE ARTILLERY-
II Having re.organized aud re-enlisted for
Two years, Is desirous CT receiving forty ad.
ditional recruits, to raise the company TO the
number o. ono hundred and 1iIy. The bat.
terry 10 composed Of four brass six Founders
and two rife guns, and is among the finest
In the Confederate Army. Tho Fayette Ar.
tillsry is one OF the best equipped companies
In the service. A liberal bounty will be given
to each recruit Only men Of respsctability,
courage. and patriotism, are, however, re-
CURED For further psr ticu ars. apply tc
Peyton J Johns on. l1s Main street Richmond
or TO the undersigned, at Yorktown:
M u MACON,
mh l2-St Capt. K. f. A.
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HEaDQ'S DEPT OF HENRtCO, !,
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1904.
n ENERAL ORDERS, Nos.

I. The practice Of fest driving and riding
through the city endangers the safety OF the
PEOPLE, and is, therefore, prohi bited The
speed for o'unihuses, light carrie gss, and
horseback riding. is stAhe rate Of i've miles
lsrhouri Wa&oos. carte, and other vehicles
fsF trsis Mt, Will be driven at a wslk, whether
loaded or nnloAded. The police and ratrol
are ctAIged with the execution of this order,
aud will arrest every one who may viola "a
it, no matter what his rank or position. II
the driver oIrider be a white man, he will
hs cor fined and brought before a court.mar.
-isl; If negro, he will imm ed ateiy receive,
for the first cff.nca, 50 lashes; for the second
and every succeeding offence, 80 lashes
JOHN II. WINDER,
Brig Gen. Commanding, &c.
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r l4ET ARTIl.LERY!i
KATTERY EE(lIHR Ell

BOUNTY FIFTY DOLLARS!
The Undersigned having seen red q splendid
battery Of field pieces, have authority to
raise Company Of Light ARTILLERY, to be
mubtsred into the service Of the Provisional
Army Of Virginia. for the war. Each man
will be entitled tc bounty Of go upon be.
ing mustered in. AZ an opportunity Of en-.
listing in this arm Of the service will not
hereafter be Of frequent occurrence, those
wishing TO join will make application at once
at the rendezvous, northwest corner Of Cary
and th streets, where one or more Of the
undersigned can always be seen.
Those having substitu' es will se d them in
at once, Gs the ranks are filing rapidly.
STAPLETON CRUTCAFIELD,
WILLIAM f. TANNER,
CHARLES K. WORTHAM.