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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

TIE TIC MARTETs.-Priccz 2Tc r:,-r -
bct BIT tie cpciarc. Ct iin. mai: rco"e: TIC;
the second marlet is iauGlI ch:a7sr fs:a0itLIT'St
than th first. Tie pr:ea tie vat Iatket sten 10
be liked at tic oil c;ortoHa" p!icas, 1T tie srond
market the: hare fallen somewhat. The siriHi'a at
both u,c lui nni line. Tie meats especial: are "C:
good nnd plentiful riIe butchers ard coCn;r: pc0pc
OF the two markets should amed their t!rl= 20 as I"
make them UNIFORM IL. which mar Of them '"oclG nc
relieved Of serious disadvantage &CG tic c"i";iit%
oil al uuEcccS1ir: tax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
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ht Ilhsf bS \ lltUGSASD .STRf.iGS. - III.
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jon" every 'I'lt'e' I" w. '''l"'fh': S'al.s c:empt
!'''i' t'. "nrr'm t' o: ,a.'n t!ri: "nua,r haze
strpr n Ia cry. il.u,...,ya. ant ,,i,,,., o,.,
Id, " ''s, : : w
:, =, =" o'''''''' ~! '"-"S''' - -i'"''''g OFT
't HaiS OF the poor ana draining l!r rIr-'q3 Of tie
rich The r"rl"rs'r limit furnish them theatre IN
WHICH They Practise Original harHar!rIE ,,f, -,irrc..
nlid proficiency which would have. h,.n Innnr,I y;;h
c!aplcts in the DAYS al ,Ir ,l,.cu., r,. i,,: ~
old mere han, .lin,,: -, ,I;. -, 49, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
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AUGUSTA, O..
s-.rI..G -e:nored pcrlyz d oEr arsc p'rl:sn'E.
& .:sniisED.rtf-orr New G!ice=h - ATSrsar ca
a.. prepared to I'll ortfr ssr our F''y r'P'''
-" sine Tf... /; II M A,eG7hT.
In- E"luLt7e!. -
IaisrnTTt,
.,rt..+ m, M.FylAL 1-baltinors Lay
"a. C...g!.sarr T!as-s:i. q. HeorS7
49,, g..l:,-Gu %uicLwiri--S u!o.ef.
ir... n,l coma N1if
.,,~.,..rs rasui.S -'Ese AID esl srpP!y ds,i-r'"i
.,,-,-, L f,sITaEli- t-EI.a-
'''5'. rLACEMap : BROTHER,
,I-s-n,. August. IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

1t appears that there is some alarm at Sut-
folk, Vax on account Of rulnors of an intend
ed attack Of the Confcdcrates. Suffers have
been ordered not TO lay i'll large stock OF
goods.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

LIZ Tnf fr;sisLaTcrT tx Called IoGEfIITE.
" tile Other States are preparing to offer
additional Inducements for enlistment, Penn
sylTana appears 10 he taking no step which
can lead TO the same beneficial result. Gov
ernor Curtin, who must kaye returned fror
his recent visit to Washington well ati-isrd
rs to what r'as expected Of the Co,n:cull-
wealth Of which: lie is the Chief E.ecuti"c,
SHOULD, ere this. rave issued call for :. spc-
c!ai session Of the Legislature. 4 handsome
bountJ' offered b. that body would tend
greatly &c stimulate enlistmcnts, and as every
da-- is important in the present condition Of
our army, it is to be hoped trat he will 10
longer lela*.-Ps:!ade;phia I',y2s.er.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

IL. IL rH.pors"so t Railroad Companies autho
r-:. -ir~.:": =" "Nau.e The PASSES aid :nrl"us.
.s.. passing oyer their roads aod 10 arrest al! de-
:.s-a 1-gssa absent without !ear. iron. The Army
-re. ,..c ma he ioG.,: said ROADS aud Ia i-iTr
-. ~ 0ts,-T al the army ,h- co1veo!euI
ta;s" them - Jail! aud rcpor, their i:ar'es az
50. - -, Adataa, and Inspector General, Rich
80 .sty dollars vii! be paid for all deserters d-iy
Il! :. i .tcr,, AID fifteen dollars for each deserie
-. "a -;i - allowance will be made for the *
..-sr =: apprehension aud transportation All iai!or
;sts,s,-. !eser!-.s are requested 10 ietaiu theta.
+. ,r3uaul ii the Sccrsiar: eli War
,..-~: COOPER.
i..- -,-.- atjc:srt a=i Inspector General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

Henri nartt and Charles Stevenson have
beer, arrested in baltimore and sent TO Fort
AlclIcnrv, charged with having recently re
turned from Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

General novey is now in command at Mem
phis, in ulace of General Grant, who, with
his staff, is expected to be called to corinthat
apy moment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

: CsFTiHr on },HEEI CAv.LEE.-A L.etittn-
ant, two orderly .ergeant ana 0na corporal ''l'nii
lie 9Th Indiana CayalT, were nr"ushi 'i"'" %"
Yt-4.,sraI.s night tspu 'unngr COUNTY "!'!e '''!
wese captured rasrn,I!- h, til IL "'g'r'Ti '''5''''
CaraI.y, Under EEL. :'tnart
Tins u the paris niln" Ia lH ~ t''' I'd 40
"a lcine cnpanc IN ra hnrrn"" al III" f'!2' al i'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

clear, and Il the thing can bs done they will
certainly doitt The sulfboats arc judicicusly
plscec ao suspicious points along the river,
and arc watchful as cats for the first sign OF
newly turned earth which shall indicate d
rebel battery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
c,.l. ror AnsrsrErs sEon rtg ARMY.

What General Mcclellan and his Generals
call for, is the return to camp 81 thirty thon
sand men who are absent from duty on pre-
tence Of sickness, and they also want the old
regiments filed up ,vitf lev recruits.
HOW RICHMOND COULD HAVE REE' rAHEN.
Colonel Martin, OF the Second \. Hampshire
Regiment, returned to the army OF General
Mcclellan to-day. He says distinctly that had
General McDowell's army moved from Frede-
ric;sburg upon Richmond, the city would
easily have fallen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

Hon. John :. Phelps, Of .'l5sodli, has been
appointed military Governor OIL Arkansas,
and will SOON leave Washington for that
STATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
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sc.I r.1.Ss ce,st;" tours. Md Az.
q: c,r1 Nj iL.It' -EGIM.. aau. el 81 b -.
Is. >ru.Hr-. ~ 'k~ 81 frtrci t.F
iiir ,pN= ii 5Lii., li:n late!
iai ILir"i is.t tci,! -! .p"- TIE Lis-.
:"Iay r.rEin G!.rs.fg.t lie sCLIg vaTs."t.lz.
!.o. -5.I.usG, VIVA At shr
a."' o. U..b.-', ~ r.aGILe --l"l a;.r
I-L i!4crs, }.c.t I"..ruurr uGs lsn.e ,!s.st;
-. .t.. :UruceG" a., s:.l At = freeman NJ: -.
- ....-E Dreaming rlls~ t..u. It4,H
49,; uEuH H:J- :.i"T " -SSlsr bsIii
ia. in"i.r'- "v,: -ir."7"T 'ii- -TaSo to liz aSai
an: uis. L,.i.r ,rG'': -. a"No.". an"r, 'ts ''rH
!t ur.r ~. tI,u.! i"ri,tri' its al h.s"SNrHsHs,
=w.r s,u-at4sos. %: al. her r.rHa, should o..
t'.J tiIr ' !."r GENIAL i.? ~ ::.n hApr" e. ~
htENeHi i,- .e nj a,.rh - % !GH"'rLtS ~ ir@-
u.r. a.the. u Sd. - tG.@shua! E.-:a..
~ sT sr'I. i',. :! .s-"ud ha.,.lrE % .!r'. JOBS
l.. "-i -..... :. i''ea... - s.f i".@;hs ~"
il.
p,r!. "a. r....a- 49,, ~ dc rvnE.@- Il ~ ic.L
instant rIjrt rb.cl t!.ra AZ '''s' y '+IHi - L.
c5tH aI Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

po1ic. ARpEs1s police Oh Yesterday
,nade the following arrests !iTEuai iisch, chaFs"d
itt srcaiirS $500 i'll Confederate hotcs IRON Lila
,:jspnan and Pats:ci; Carrier, charged Iii: te:"s
dr,r; AID dr-;.- :: ,::;oi &: tie -7.cc . ;o G"S'
cl' citizen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
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III riii - FlN'J.. -. ii''
incii9Gr, "i ,n"ssU@ni.is ..n2rar.. nave occurred
sn"ne She .H4rI- 1T the rr.6na. "!."'l 'c.a:ve 70
is ~ -i.-..Uau, n5t,.5.i nat Gli.!si..s. mas be-
placed '.It III iiis.nrir i"ir7!'- viii
iiasnsl.. bY -oiue "uss :ln.r,s mean. htca :"
h',erstriN ,Ss!.ei ~ - I" snri'nts, a. J. AZ -
an'i".i,.,iiv. mhIf,er, ~ Il lh-T rerS toiGsI "1ti
tu p"''eI- ~ luSr;',r r',h rS:"s- "-i..'"1eI a.!
ob;s,nei cpnrt"s, O's'sr, have nhpt.d by abe
guards vHr"j',- :rrtetia. wfScnI V,'- "a -
m! aUiLIII;T "lIoln.-r, aad Ec.4r reou heard o!
.IEce IhGss ant 81. .GciI incde"t., c..l' TOT sire
m,G-G!s- nd Je': examples ''oGlo =" nlrcl' 20
wards pd'ii PIT sent6n.
W.T. CT C:EesE,-Fo7 souoa t;;:..:c TzTt iaT-Ese
Quantities of corn haze i.:n Transported 1"r ';:o
Government Ger The Fcier-DI.: X i.rcHd, sid 10.
pne,ted the e.,ie~rra Irar i':'' =r:I. Ter. u ~
permit il IT, - To- Ia, Mi - /. IL" T.'t:. nd
tie s"Ifi :.6n 81 an =. E.'e'''laD- a"H I'HrG"'
w,'I m.uUii- lea ii.--' at iaer- rs-H.t. ~ pre-
lie .i.a" >! ;i>a III the Tag ~! ne con-
Tnen. onir ru'inv II RI" sra.n rphrthc 5.r-o+ 80
inrui I;eraniY lTsnhty !" tau. %r-'"d aud -"ir'E-
81 l. is Ina i:abi: ihnt facs.GtC- 81 ia-'''r
uOr ala. -tUiaYc are ," stale that tho .'Gi'i'1h.
H'h"it'-s ra'iiot iIii Opportunities Il '5hi"E"!
r5"nl "T lh,h mot important n'u''G ~ f".r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

SS.v-:7aorr-rriTate Winston, Il III" 'aGil;-
b. Art.Ir. i.oui L?ncLDuIs. stationed ii i:1ittfT
No E vas III ys-re!io? r1|oTei 10 il. '!ty. 'if ii!
ir,ni snn.-rroke lie i; nov al tfe rssrr' al VI. i
P Wells on Franklin. corner Of -ptn street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

The steamer Commerce, Captain Archer,
bound from Memphis to Louisville, stopped
below Henderson, deemins it unsafe TO pass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
1tt i 0hqnil:ar.
FRIDAY MORNING, July Is. 1862
Desertcrs and StragSlern.

The great necessity of maintaining our ar
my in its utmost efficiency is manifest to
every one. Our enemy, baflled, but not bro
ken. and a giant i'll power, is gathering his
forces and ordering enormous levies Of fresh
men; and he is preparing to renew the onset
| with frantic energy. This is no time for our
soldiers to scatter! On the contrary, every
man should be Mt his post, and ready to resist
or to strike. There is nevertheless r consid
cradle disposition on the part of some of our
soldiers to indulge themselves with absences
from their regiments. No time could be
moro unpropitiouS for such truancy.-
In order to break up this Gil, and
prevent the unhappy consequences which
would result iron. it, if at all tolerated, the
military authorities have found it necessary
to adopt the most stringent regulations, and
to add to them from time to lime. below
we publish an order inst issued, in which
railroad agents and employees are required
TO lend their all in the reclamation Of stray
GerS and tcscricrs; and We call their atten-
ton t" the important duty. They can rem
der great service III brcakin: up an evil that
under present circumstances is not only
high!y injurious, but iasa! and ntclerable:
llr,reHs trr', as NopTnERS ",
,uy Cd, lSGc.
GE%1KAL unrEHa{
No. s.. y
l. llab;rii al; duties except tioso Of In.,>cct;o.
viii: Il" suspended during Sunday to afford the troops
rcst and 10 epahie them 10 attend IN religious SER
vices.
H. All Suleriu'cndan,s of Rtilro,,h, snd agents
conneHsed .enw!th. nn r.>,n.es' sri the Govern.
n'eat III arlEehrnding and re!ring 80 IhsiT commands
tesrrtc:s AMI >traxe$ FROM thr a,my; Those unlro-
vn'ed with po!Er passports, entitled to trans
po.:s"n. ana snl lie in ali INSTANCES denied Passage
over the loads Rewards authorized lnr apprehension
OF dcscri"rS will hc ai MI Instances Of conviction
by = court martial
~ '"HIin,lui ii GENERA! 81.
Il. II CHIT"N, \. y General
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GehEond. July -, lstl2
t:SsEAa ."EhEES!
HJ,5t.
De ,a.cs,-:a! defence o! vicksburs against the Nor
s-'-r dc e-,9as, hF Nss6- a4r-rs. carr ard
= &C., sad men under hi, command entities them
7l;;ate Of the country. the thanks of the Go-c.o-
~ a l al :airaiion OF tie army. R: their Eal!autr
- go ;oainct thsy hars Gully saTed the city Gu
., Is .hsu. nu, thsr haze shown that bombsrdme.'s
o. oIavely resisted achieve nothing for the en-.
T a.! .9 -rys 20 uEreii his malice and the hrpoc
~ d! - ?--sairG WISH 70 :-::o.. the rE!nn. The
.-:.l I. 4sr. n, r-sar t-s;rcc;i sal
l.,:-,:.:a::ca
t.e :."ra 2lt IL, "a;c-s, of ia. c"u!-d--
~ c.z.r Arkansas. ~ heir heroic attack upon the
,is.i ae-i t.cr" Ectstur. squallsd tbs highest re-
;,si .xam,.e ii courage sue skill They rrare that
:. !sy w.e= resa:> its proper element will be one
r. e!ct .uIayGr .; rational defence and Thai {, is
,s: 8 A!st ..a:- il the eonHeeaev ans affection u
:, :eaa:--
s.t..2rs sn3 = ~. 80 :-.'ary 81 War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
:.rt". :ts-!tt,:. Vi rtt,s LEGISLATURE or .Ew
YORK PROBABLE.
Ihc Albany ".Argus' SAYS:

YORK PROBABLE.
The Albany "Argns' says:
10 get recruits, We must either clllt large
bountles or resort to drafting. The counlie.:
nave no power to raise or expend money for
botinties, and the Legislature must either I'M
dertakc the work 'ui raising money, or
authorize the Board Of Supervisors 10 do so,
There has been too much Of this already.
The hundred Thousand soldiers who have form
cd the quota Of New York for the war, have
Gene from the cities and the villages on the
lines Of railroads. Whole districts of the State
nave been exempt from contribution o. any
KIM. II We are to deprGd now upon votes Of
money by Boards of Supervisors, we will find
t'ial !; large section Of the State will Scltishly
holi b"c X, ana impose the whole burden
upon their neishhorS. Nothing is SO unjust,
;" Unequal. anu 80 inadequate to the object,
~ the attempt Of a few cities and counties 10
raise bounty Iunds lGr troops II L dozen
counties do il: and the resi- omit il, then tie
recruiting gill be con:iie'l 10 the former
alone We gather from the resolutions
last nlcnt adopted, h. Inc meeting o"er
Fitch '"Tcrnor Morgan presided, that
II Il understood that IN extra session Gf the
Legislature IS soon 10 Ia, called Probably
one ohJrct Is t. authorize III. iSsra Of paper
money Of the smaller denominations, winch
are no" l":bIlen
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NlItE...

MI IiI.
c,yr yr4a Rrcnxosr, Ju:r -, see
IN tho Is. ~ psrsou- ab.eu, n"Hs". o. ny
WHO wrr- no;::ed through IL" Columns y. t.is
pa'eh, " .e ,!oar,r. ;nrr. apparel through MI
sas~ The n hsDsso H. .ns 5gS W.,
tr.s.i. :ro :sits. Of he -s-ocs actions
- ~ H. ir...- o.-iaio2 vcs yaSed ;:r-
~ . Wat Oak s--sGf, e.fo:1i@s c;'
- :,srri- -.t.r terrible eIlosc-s AID l":.! n:
!u' e.. -. vesk .F;S leave a.:e: tie eae@: fSS
EIDE. .t- protection o: tte.. se=r7l;', Es--
tie Eli.ste. c.-..o- r. .r. ;;o.-,-
81 =, vtich ne had heeI sick es-e .hiE is:ioas. "
cav. which fact uat!l TecsEuE .epor7o "
ihiFS S-''' G. W NELSoH,
c., u,.o-., L-tIle-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

T'''"H- RHEIMS,
% a.
/ CnESCgIpTS ENGAGED cT GOVERNMENT
L, MuHH either directly ar tr contractors, will net
-nS-a from Tue work which they -usaGrd, except
;Ae Tgrlo- II -ur0 !m-nt, sitter which they will b.
.G1E-t tI- certificate 1i the arcer nndrr Tno-A
.:.- m x"rN Is being performed or with whom tho
sti g,t- such certificate will be presumed To tns
=7niE: csc-r who will thsreupon order the detail al
- me- ,p-caci log p-rod not to exceed alxtJ u&Ts
a:apiica'-o ->h -aii Viii be Forwarded q; 0aca to
At'E.ui aEi Igsv.cior General aod ITiPiicata 70
i-s Chi: N. department vi Bureau fnr Tnlsh mo
~. :. l-ft":avd.
t"-2laI Of :aa-e details will he made when .-Tnad
''"...F! application lhroIgh 'h- h-.s al n":''i-
u ~ g: l'rreau..
ai'''aiGaii al the S"cretsry Of War.
i$,-u-i, =. COOPER,
J. .-i,- AiintAnt and Iuspecivr 0sn"fnl-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
TIE HEROES uEroRs. RICHMOND.

Distinguished officers Of the army who are
here say that the troops now before Rich
mond are all heroes. The reported haptisms
of. fire and blood are upon them. They have
the heart to fight and also know how to fight.
Recruits who Join the ranks Of the thinncd
regiments will be instructed as to camp SER
Tico, as ;7eli as fighting, BY veterans. 1t will
be no place Tor co"ards- These. as says Capt
Nett, Of tEe ari;ilcrv. ran away on the first
de- Of the i:tc series Of battles. and are now
scattered through the North, telling wonder
iui tales Of dangers and suiieringS. An officer
who ranks win the brayeat OF tue brave,
says great number oi those who have re-
turned as sick are ,erast cowar'is Just on the
eve Ola battle they became SICK \ good
many OF the troops who ar coming on here
now are mere boys. Bonaparte, in the great
despairing campaign which turned against his
star at LeipSic, wrote home 10 send him men,
and not boys, to perish by the roadside or to
die in hospitals. IL is said that over twenty
thousand men have got off from the Army Of
the Potomac on the prctcnce OF Sickness
One member of Congress has got of several
hundred. Persons III Office here are engaged
in the business and are making handsome
f,rc
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s1A1Es nF ANrRlc..

=
FcRvE,0.'r OfFIcy,
plchrnaui Va JnL- G5lD, i-f2
4 Hob price wti paid Tor aE? qda.tlt' 81 DOT
"A WOOD, WHITE WILLOW ana POPLAR "a hhi ''n"'
oil he root pfsierrsi.) delivered to
Surgeon Jas T JOHNSON, M-d!esi PnTTaT"f
Dc. .i.ie, "a
q; Charlottesville. "a
sr:.-cs= 2. FiIrEE TAYLOR, Medical PaT-cE':::
" nj L-acnbErs. -.
~ .. ,t.aD c-o; N JOINS. ?r--"r"-. Z. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
NEWS TRDH THE NORTH,

Through the polite attention 81 Surgeons
II. Griffin and c.. Widney, (whose arrival
from Yankeedom we elsewhere notice, we
have been placed in possession of New York
aud Baltimore papers Of the 22d instant and
are thus enabled, this morning, to lay before
our readers large variety of interesting Sc
lectons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25

80 Interchangeable 2, caai;i"!ei ny ID" mouth
,T Yea. UIIess specified .!s I.Lu.c!!P pfcrGuhy
ss...i uTgu between thr rEE;:~s
81 advertisement Lot marked CO the COT" for.
specified ruabrT vi i.erTiorr will b. cuatiEuul mLu!
,ri-G-i Dw;, sEt payment .xacted accordingly.
~. ii"irLA EAvvEHTicEEESTs TO avoid ANY THi-rH.
!s.t4gt!. the part Vi the AnEua! AJvrr;iscr-, IA
rrgiI rt-l- distinctly. that their p~Ti!sE-r oa!T
.e!r .nieiiN, BIT .p-. Ee.l htat"i Loyal gat
uhrE acknowledgements sent l'I 10 =" sidiipn-i
,n-I.-, 4.ri ~ rATl4;lgL.
H.; kst. i:ti;e .ua G"r"r.! 4,nLt' L.reT't'nm"rr
W I4u7;,.: ~ lie year Lt - tr thSrs.i = u:'
E4ts'. ruht-; :u.E discount: hcu b. E.svri
u.gE
4-I EcSr.rlic-. AL :'e~l! ec"c-."Tt generals:
I,a: :cEc squares, Wiz lie privilege VI 'has-,
nal ;M-.r y"@:!: arc:-". IL -? """A, IA
u" aiIDu1; a;':"t upon Ii, III" 5'aH'iIA;
uier the cJn;:ct. a.i -. cEt-ri'u6 s.ch Amount
To l." charged u: TIE G.IEl Hates.
NJ Advertisements ias-..-i ~ ID" Se!1i-"".ky Eo-
4uirt per SQUARE -" iIn". or r'- !'r I- Et:s ~"
-eru., 81 per qga:e !or each CONTINUANCE; or
~ Weekly, ) cents 10! ca>E lLso:!oa.
~ Al! obituaries and Tributes VI E-sr"c,, eSceeGlGS
-!sMi lines. n charged Tor 4, aUy"rtisru,-Ei-.
~ urt"s ':Vul u,taLcy must b" rc"".IEi''' win
n =ai!=.-G.9.? r-i-!ezE-s. - !Er' r'"-
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lr,...ii..--iE"rlt two "'cl1,i y'arc,;:as
morning Thoia s3i;ci Old r!Io}g. having r5Hg0G!'
made ln"ny o'+; sdnii h6i.c= ii ;iui,. made i
for 10 iIni his iI"G,, ia liz, E.1iEoi. NoItae, bat
missed i: 'l11t ard lauiGci. ava; II anGtIH9 I!a
Inmate 'efc l~.i il1In iir.,. :!.n'r.s. .r n..,
perfect atrihTer ia Tie II ss" cGn- sirriE,- aAru.
al tie occurrence nr .f.. =Ij,l .t,!. CI!lliei /!
bans at liz hTpi. a. Il IL: !it~i.ied l. Era.. II "iGi!
aIi whrli IL W ilrii admitted. L.'i9t up suc!.
Mus, thar nc 81 Ia" parry lir u L. lie III" .Ilr'! ,o
u :. Ia tr. "atrii Which h.. and LON liz wIr-
,iOw, with Ni"nr ana a,Ir- l!Iit snm h.uiu,t t'
-"i!fE i!i"IIrrn~ {" The ii; IL W. ia!-ftII'", TIC
",riIdr: G.-t"lr'! - {" lie :. a. h. :.,.r:.,e
when ! cnhhtl'aiL iG=!'.'l upon Ia ing clean
4iIi Mat lie wanted .lin 4 Ci"ah s!ur,, Al -,
ch,c!: III HE morning., Va: IL -l~. - liri rt
H. tlir parties CGIicrI!lrri' ri T.u va Il cunt
sheriff "itiI considerable LG..ii =" i.i,.,, "a H.
l,5;r ;iOGThat hi cease VIZ iI'i".i c.,i it %!
tir question: 20 lie vas 'dTl, - t." Ts,i,i LJ,.t-
he haplcirrd IL be i@ni... e" ''i.. II .E..a.I
lunct."ndti"f ,T.i :. .rI i. lIYi.t ,',.'. H.
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FY command oi rha s-er-r-y Of war; The maxl-
IL au price Cor Cora city If fixed ri " 81 per
i-h- .: 81 Dr., viii, the OF transportation add-d
:! g'ssT ii HiI.udi.r Iinueral John H. Hiudei
H. Z. PAGE,
j.tTlS-I-a A. A. General
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The Kangaroo sailed from re" 1oIk on
Saturday, with o-er million in specie.
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The most nervous and intense feeling c::-
lists on the part Of the radical zealcts, whose
intrisaes and chicancry have prevented signal
victories BY our great army, lest tn. Euro
Fean Powers may intervene to block their
gaurc oi protractins- NJ. -~y, ho.~4
ever, that the news of the recent buttIes be-
fore Richmond had not brought ont, TINS iaT,
any new development or representation from
abrnud
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YANKEE ACCOUNT OF rHF BonBaaDlEnr.

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per cp,.-tu b. paid invariably IN a.vsucr
40 subscriptions received iDT i,sa iEaE nix months
apyERTisiSG.
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m'r ""- nrrrlgned on t'.c vlnrn r",-.vr. :. hi
die, "rlu"'! tt n n..'las, tb'' i'r,"t u ':,"c;
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al "a a!!nded TO- sa- cotac stri 10. i:i:.. "ui
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WAX DEPARTMENT.,
~, -:i !. iH+fECTok GENERALS rff!tE. (
RICHMOND, tnly ~. ls?-
tEITEACT1
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~ cuT:.FrTS WILL Ne pa1' From THE
J ;s'- Q! .:z:- departure Ir5n homo Tor Camp OF
t.,l.:' Troops rsis.d Ly tho states nnder rtir'ni'
Ia i,d- ;tic Confederate States gI7:rrmthi
,a: ;ry: 4. da,e 81 th-ir s,a-Dnlips al The
'--iE,a-. k-lp4 s!irsdv enlisted, Or IRON
- Ia =-.:.aEt il .te .ah-e phase Z: ;.c i"L-
:.ITrC,.
~ s,i-al-i'. u .l- sver-t4.yot War.
i>:.-=Is s ConrsS,
;4.:.!--~ AdIr:aa. snt In-p-c:.r Ge;.-r-!
War ntPAKTMENT.