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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-01

.~ Cholera is making great raw
ages in India. At Cawnpors the ma
tives are the principal victims. At
kandahar 5000 people have died in
eighteen days.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-01

NorrcE.-The Ladies Mite Society
WIN meet at the residence of Henry Rut.er, ON
Friday afternoon and evening next, Feb 7tb. 1882
All are cordially invited to attend.
MRS. CARRIE CLARE. sec,x
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-01

NoTIcE.-The Congregations Social
Aid Society will meet at the residence of NJ.
F. Smith. on Tuesday evening next. February
4th' 1862. All are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. L. NJ BIeELow. Sec,v.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-01
M a R r led

A Fresh Supply of CHEsTNUTS at the Bal.rv
"A A. g. TOWNSEND.
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hand, catching hold of each others
guns, and trying to drag them through
and over the fence, but it was all in
vain.
McCook's gallant Germans came up
to support the Tenth, forming on their
right, and with them, driving the ene-
my out of the woods, over the ravine,
up the hill, across the field to the right
of the road. The Fourteenth Ohio,
which, with the Ninth, had marched
all night to get to the battle, together
with the two East Tennessee and the
Twelfth Kentucky regiments, were
coming up. The enemy themselves
were in danger of being outfanked and
cut off from their retreat. Standards
battery was in full play, with deadly eff
feet on their center. Kinney's and
Whitmore's were advancing. There
was no help for it, the day was lost to
the rebels, and they must retreat.
They were pushed back, flying as they
went across the fields. Our deadly
Mimic balls told fearfully on their
ranks; yet the loss was not all theirs.
Many of our brave fellows dropped.
Col. Wolford's horse was shot under
him, as he charged upon their center.
Bob McCook was wounded, and his
horse shot under him, but bulle,
through the heart would hardly stop
him.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
City Intelligence.

wAs MErrIyo LAKE MAuosAc--GEsEn,L cosoosAs
70 ArrrsD.-The oitisers Of Putnam and other river
countess represented by Mr. Charles H. Ludcngtou, Of
the 0rm Of Lahrop, ruddInston Co, waited upon Gen.
Michael Corcoran yesterday az the Assor House, and
vited him 70 be present at the meeting TO be held
at Lake hahopac at three O'Clock this afternoon The
General plead pressure OF business for going
bn finally accepted being assured that hts presence would
help recruiting tor tho good Judge Charles r. Dny
Ethan Allen Assistant United states District Attorney
George peckham, and Richard o. German will accompany
the General aud address tho meeting In view Of the
fact that tins invitation e accepted to tho exclusion Of
many othUrs OF tue kind and that with oxcep
ton Of the vs 20 Boston this u The only invitation that
has been accepted out Of the city, our friends of tho rural
districts should gvo the gallant hero Of Bu glorious
reception. The party Will oaye this morning the ar.
lem railroad the 10s O'Clock train, and stopping al
troton Falls, take carriages thence 10 lake Mahopac
Let our country friends blaze with enthusiasm.
TmRry-osE GUss roR SryuouR's NomYAuoS The Elsy-
en,h Ward Union Democratic Seymour Club rod Thirty.
enc guns TN Thursday night honor or Tho nomination
Of Seymour or Governor, after which they had social
entertainment NJ the house Of Mr. william WASH COZ nor
Of Third street and avenue d.
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asr ~ csnsss Or slsarassss under shs hare
!. ?. CHASE, sse.s.A.y of n. Navy.
Tsnvcs'oHs vaon EHz NAA srAar,mn.
- was1as1os Cnv, august %, 1854.
1he Asssns'os O. s emcsn Asd others oonnsStsd with
ne sn NY ssv ~ ~ called 70 hs rsuons
y sn ssOay States SsssOas dAssd
l. OOMnazpaAts " departments. districts and pests
Will rend Ai evch military aid as may become neoes
sary eerryyk out the provisions Of said regulasons.
BY ns sssssay q The Trsssuy 50 iar ss can possibly
90 dene without danger 70 the operations or safety
thsir respective Commands
Eents Of cotton or other merchandise conducted IN u
Of said regulations within any territory occupied
absolutely necessary TO the successful execution Of ma
tary plans or movements therein. BAt In os tho
q ,ns s o. any or
Nafs the guilty party parties WIN be arrested and
tho facts promptly reported 70 the commandans Of the
III. No officer Of the army other person connected
yaerewtb, viii seize cotton other property Of ndivf-
duals unees exposed destruction by the enemy or
needed for mi tary purposes, ccnHscation under
the act Of Congress; and in all such Of seizure the
same shall be promptly reported 70 the conlandant Of
tho department wherem they made for his orders
therein EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
INSTRUCTIONS FROM TUE NAVY DEPARTMENT..
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August 1S, 1862.
The attention of naval officers is called 10 the regula
tons OF the Secretary Of the Treasury concerning
mercial Intercourse with nsurrectouary States or sec
tiops, dated August IS, 1862
Commanders OF naval vessels win render such aid as
may be necessary in carrying out the provisions of said
regulations aud enforcing observance thereof 10 the ex
tent directed by the Secretary Of the Treasury far
possibly be done without danger the operations
safety OF their respective Commands.
H. There VIII be no interference with trade, IN ship
ments OF cotton or other mercpandise conducted In plr
suance said regulations, within of the waters con
roled by the naval forces OF the United Staes unless
absolutely necessary the successful execution OF m
tary or naval plans or movements But Ia cases OF the
violation of the conditions Of any clearance permit
granted under said regulations and IN Of unlawful
trnfc the guilty. party parties will be arrested and
the fscts promptly reported.
Ill No officer of tho navy win seize any cotton other
property OF individuals within tho territory opened SO
traffic and sub the regulations OF the Secretary
the Treasury, unless the exposed 10 destruction
by the enemy needed for wal PURPOSES for cOnhs
cation under the 81 Congress aud in all such
fact with all attendant circumstances shall be promptly
reported 10 the department.
GIDEON wEILES, Secretary
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MlsCELLANEOUs.
A NTOKAI AYAsH-0UNJAH.vAELAH.

The great Turkish Erharan, and Nervine his s1hars&
In Lotus the true Neenthe II the Orient Of which The
dusky children OF the sun have from time mIcoriAl sun
Gunjan produces the most delicate sprtuels exharaef
Gun Al contains no opium and . perfectly hsrmls; Sun:
jah brings eternity Of roses aud rejuvenant life;
unlike other s,imulauts, has bad after Effects Gunak
gves light the and cheeks OF bloom Gunj
,ah ars like ivory the SIN q he BEAUTIFUL Circssss
Gunjah qnihne opium, norphta liquors, smok
ing Gnnjah npar,s sIe human strength to mind and
body GunJah rheumatism neuralgia chlz and
h. adGche, Gun ah is derful in female
vital Exclusive Wholesale and
retail agencies established favorable terms In cities
conniYy ar.y Agents wanted evsrywhere. Put up in
unique gold silver and worry boAes a 25 cents each
mense quantities. selling sid by dra,Ests generally Sole
inlortirs SCOTT Cl., Chfgni-'s, Woods marble build
fngs 5Cl and 1oS Broadway, Nsw YORK.
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last ysar. Tnsy lssvs ts-morsw, Major 9, w ysss
eonmsn1ing, Captain n Nsr rsscsnA h command.

last ysaT. Tnsy lsavs ts-norsw, Major 9. W. yrss
eonmsn1ing, Captain n. NsS second h command.
War Meeting - she 0rse ~ q Nx1 yssh.
numerous and influential rSsssinv u the srocsrs Of
New Ysrk was held yssssrsay assssnooa in the
AeFenaass Sassrooms sAn street, for the purpose Of
isnne one Or more npanies 70 assss in putting down
Ne present rsbey<n.
~ called the meeting 70 order, and nom
nslso deosys ". Lane "a Chairman and Mr.. Dwight
elected.
s csAmzAs having briefly explained the object Of the
ness,g, 40 the Secretary having read the call,
NJ ho4nNzm submitted the following resolution
with n ne city OF New York desire aid the govern
nens N suppressing tho present rebellion against
Union and constitution, we do therefore
Resolve, That cOmmites be appointed by the chair
mA, who shall have nll powers 10 collect money and
pend the same In proc ring mon TO enlist ~ soldiers in
che army OF the Uriied States, in such way shall
seem to them most suited attain tho object FOR which
this meeting has been called
Mr.. VAN BRrNr moved the adoption OF tho above.
Mr. Dow made spe.c in the course Of which he said
that the of New York could rse " hole rcg
ment they pleased, and that they should do all hsy
CO I'D 10 put down the present rebellion
The resolution th.D put and carried and
the following gentlemen appointed c,m
mittee to ry the object Of The mselng:--Jona-
halter, Francis NJ Babcock, Francis skitiy, John J.
Van Nosrand, J. d. Mckenzie Jas Place, Goo M ler,
Cnas f. Beebe, j. p. March, N. benton Sinith, q. W.
Lane. 1T
On motion, power was given to the committee 70
increase their number.
A orho =
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
The Cayuga and Wayne County Regi-
ment, SC.

AtbuhN, sept II, 1867
The Cayuga and Wayne regiment the Ono Hundred aud
Thirty eighth, Colonel wclin left this city for Washing
ton, via Albany and Now York, this morning a. eeyon
O'Clock. one Thousand strong
This s the second regiment raised undor the late calls
or President Lincoln.
The regiment left IN excellent erirts They aro yeasv
for any fight and determined TO WIN.
They win arrive iD New York Saturday forenoon by
steamboat
The barracks vscated by tie One Hundred and Thirty
eighth viii be Immediately occupied by Colonel O. q.
DwRhts regiment the ono Hundred and Slxti tn for
which i've companes aresTcady mustered In and tho
rcln'in'ng companies will 10 quickly Gliod by volun-
teerg
taynga aud Wayne count aro fully aroused aud win
COM lsle tho quota they called nvon 20 furnish with
out any drafting process
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fAepoRrAnr FROM KENTUCKY.
Hurried Retreat Of the Rebel
Invading Army.
The Enemy's Camp Ground Occupied
BY Union Troops.
TINE REBELS LARGELY REINFORCED,
-, D.. 30

csoHsAn, sept. l9-s P. N.
4 yccoupossancs N force was mide to-day 20 dis
sance Of twelve miles from our intrsnched position.
deserted camp Of ,hs enemy was discovered three
lss from Fort Mitchell, containing quantity Of provi
sions turkeys chickens and beef recently killed, show
Ag shsG their departure had been hurried one.
Five prisoners were iaksn who said that the rebel
ucaera Kirby Smith had intended the attack Of Cncn-
aat, but heard tha. large Of had landed
Warsaw thirty miles 20 take him 10 tank and roar
when he ordered hurried retreat. which was 0cn-
nenced last night at nine O'Clock.
large body Of our troops been advanced tsaiay
and hold the new position.
CINCINNATI, Sept I2-9SeP. NJ
The enemy have fallen b.ck bat whether setreat or
ssy purpose Of drawing out yet ascer-
tanned.
Several capture, OF the enemy's pckots havo been
made, who give favorable accounts Of ine condition o,
sher army. They report II largely reinforced and that
the were anxious 10 be led forward
Il is thoi ight thai they retreasing Losnyson
But think they cnly get of our intrcuch
mcn,s,
skirmthes yesterday afternoon resulted the captur
" twenty rebels. The prisoners report the rebel army
good spirits and anxious for advance Cincinnati.
!, understood by them thar they TO fall back
the direction Of Fiorcacc draw forces out OF the
Amendments
Kirby smith made speech TO his army on Wednesday
assuring them that few days they would quarter in
Cincinnati.
Il is also reported that Bragg had reinforced Smith with
1--we ye regiments.
Al O'Clock this morning the entire rebel army fell
back. Their pickets are now Aye miles from lines.
Our troops are IN good spirits and 70 DO led
fsrward.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
The Twersy-second New York voIun.
teers.
TO TIE EDITOR OF rue herald.

HEApQuARIERs, TWENTY .srccSp NEw YoaE vors, !
In the FIELD. sept. 10, 1902 I
While you have given honorable mention OF some Of
the other regiments OF Baohs brigade who fought 50
tavey at Pull in the late battles Jon have omitted
20 say anything concerning the Twenty sccoud which
lost more officers and men than ary other We entered
the held with tweniysiA officers aud Sin hundred mon
ard came OF with two onicars aud one hunlred ard
twenty men The proportion Of officers XII led and wo nd.
ca being greater Than Ia any other cos sngagcd since
this war commenced Hoping that with the justice that
you have shown IN noticing gallant cOnd CT you will NOT
overlook the, l remain, respectfully Yours.
w Y. HUTCHINSON,
Surgeon, Twenty second New York Volunteers.
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The PennsyIvania Troops.

I'LADktfHIA, Stpts III, IHUTs
The Nationa Guard regiment the drst tender 10
the Governor ful regiment tho last proclamation
This IS the socnDd National Guard regiment the First
being In the acid under Coonei Ie,s and being tho rst
cgganlSaiiep d militia ss,e.bed Tor p,ree N nts ,cv
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L,IEMAS.
pRtNppTTVis PILLS.
USED lANn ~ Z. KNYEn hY inH WORLp


OAt HUNDRED AND ELEVEN YEARS.
So long anu so ably kD.wn part VI the civilized
world sA irelare, the peeag method ens
lynitisd HblcI them taelr present high
paat on. ny d.. BEEJAdlA ER8NDREiH.
Ile bleh.ing oi lie various Ifl,ipcs Oi natural affinity
al izpeeiion OF this
10 nnn. who relies upon irlnl merits of thus c~e.
bred ned ine 70 hcep up ana increase the present extsns
size aenand Thousa a. 4 esgymcn, eomc of the most
l,atned Chemists, anu nj ic gers rul; hs
devotrd prtIuns Tins prey Vegetable medicine
dyi siok cnrne tad che te and sguc female
compass ana they tne true safety ,alvck
oil Ae system, bsause in tke or lie D. ali ouinesss
and thereby t9 healthy action. They
yaIipd.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
The Case ~ Appleten Oaksmfth.
- 40 IN ED1TOn OF THD uRA1D.

h your payer Of this datts N speakng a The escape q
Appssssa 0ahsnith, you ~ - twas seaviqssd n bsn6
engaged in the shvs raAs soms time as6 In Bsson, ana
sentenced - long mprisonmsnt and pay heavy nne"
This statement in part incorrect on tbs verdict ns
sentence had been passed. for the reae6h that nads
motion for trial, and the h sttn psn1lng.
h0ps you win insert this correction, and mueh oblGss
respectfully yours, B. r. SAWYER
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
Obituary.

JbE DbtOyEghh OF FRA sER RIVER.
Mr.. sMoa FkA IN, 81 ciyerer OF the river wh,e,
bears his name digd recently a 81 Aniress q. W. Hs
sas iativs " scotisnd Ons VI bis brothers was can
tia and another lionten4at if,cr General Wole ma
participated " u.s oaplS.s Of QsstSs
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUIT on LNAMELiED FuRNITuR'
~ IN ali cci,fs, u warranted nanu azure; also so
z ettugt han Ter Sils. plan anu ornamental, 81 H.
fAtnlNeioNs,s sO5 Cana street, opposite Wooster.
(ARPETs wsNTED--BY A PERSON ABOUT III
" nsh house, AID Any one having some eror Ia
pets, BITS Little viii sell
dress II W box 100 .irst office, New York
TIoJsEHoLD FURNITURE. MIRRORS, GARRETT
IL Ac, Mautei e. pas ase or cash, Mast be tree RI
New York Por' oE'oe. =
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival ana Departure OF tho Eleventh
New Hampshire.

New Hampshire.
This splendid regiment ,050 srorg, arrived in Jersey
City yesterday morning from Concord, IN the steamer
Plymouth Rock, under its gallant commondant Colonel
Walter Hartman. So anxious the New Hampshire
patriotic volunteers to be enrolled under Colonel Harr
mans command that $500 volunteers we're raised in
three days. the balance having been detailed into other
regiments. They are iine body Of men, well
equipped and armed and will do credit to the Army Of
Virginia After rartaSng OF substantial refreshments IN
Jersey City, which they brought with them they
datey proceeded TO the cars, ard started for the of
war, their fine band playing when leaving, See the
conquering hero comes
The following is a list of the offcc-s:--
Ted and St!pColonol Walter Hartman; Lieutenant
Colonel Moscs n Collins; Majr, E. W. Tarr: Adjutant.
C. r. Morrison Cuartermaster, j. r. Briggs Surgeon, J..
S. Ross; Assistant Surgeons, j. II. Hayes and f. r..
Hutchns; Chaplain, +. X. Straton; Sergeant Major
w. Taylor; Quartermager Sergeant, II. L. Colby; Com
mssary Sergeant, Wm Carter.
tompory 1Captain, Fl. G. Bacon FRS, Lieutenant, G.
n. Shepard; Second Lieutenant, g. b. Johnston.
Company B-Captain, s. D. Tillon: FIRST Lieutenant, j.
II. Morrison; Second Lieutenant, y. II. Grain.
G1nposiy C-Captcn, II. o. Dudley; FIRST Lieutenant,
J. b. Clark; Second Lieutenant, I. 7. Hcathe.
Cogrny D-capain, L. w. Cogswell; First Lieutenant,
T. i. SsDborn; Second Lieutenant, ID. c. Hartman.
Company E-Captan, A. Shittnck: First Lieutenant,
A. q. Locke; Second Lieutenant, Charles Z. Frost.
CoaQany f-CaptaD, & II. Carr: First Lieutenant, A.
w. Messer, Second Lieutenant, II. X. Little.
Co1apcay G-Captain, G. f. Pingrey; First Lieutenant
A. f. H1tehins; Second Lieutenant J. Leroy Ball.
Company R-Captain, G. g. Morgan; First Lieutenant,
w. Dimick; Second Lieutenant, A. II. George.
Company E-captain, VIM r. Pa.ten; First Lieutenant,
J. X. Cilley; Second Lieutenant. J. C. Curricr.
Company R-t artain n. Low First Lieutenant b. i.
Reckiey Second Lieutenant, ii. !. Twomley.
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II AFFLICTED REAn THIS

DHEUMATIsM;. .,.,.
MrrrAM A Go.-ueur Slgs-A0u witi please send TO m
aiiress one pair of your Met InsOrs have used thc
for tnau year. ana can " iyssay that they
cure and prexeniiye OF rneuinatisn. commend the
- EDMUND ,. PORTER Major o. A.
Call or send for circua ar Onici Az Droadwsy.
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ITO sPORrsMEN, &C.-FiRsr RATE ACCoMAoDl
l. tOns viii i'e FURNISHED, very reasonable terms,
geutemtn partial 70 qua partridge and duck smoothing Al
oher rural sports ~ 'er, peasan. family Long lsan
For furtser particniarr address, hy note. Theodo,
X. GAmage Waverley Ho,s,Iie Post once. H. T.
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sPORrrNG.

INoR SALE CnEAP-A YACHT, CAT RlGuED, col
rnr fesiened. wtn good ssiis. tania will hold sx pc
nnd cockpit con noiu tle n WY panu
I'd ololuhed tr up stahe FOR cunning or nshing, c.
be bought for si35 ilqnirc OF JOSEPI BROWN n,
Gate ferry. Astora. T. L. '
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superior Court, Special Term--At Cham.

Before Judge White.
C7dfgin ". iDb,p-Attachnlent granted.
LpiHgoi q 20. gs. Ldioycute N Co.-Order OF pubca-
tion granted.
The order in another suit between the same par
ties.
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Arrival Of the Miss sssspps as Boston.

INC United statee steamer Mississippi arrived here this
morning from Aexardria.
Jhn " Jodsc , weD known merchant, dled guddenly
ant hight.
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j. WORTH.
Dealer in Merchandise Ho, Hawaii Ships supplied
with recruits the shortest notice. reasonable
Bills Of Exchange wanted. 320-ly
d. y. ELITNER.
Continues his old business in the reproo building
ChronOmeers by the sun and stars
with a transit instrument accurately %
meridian Of Honolulu. Particular given to fine
repairing. SsNtant and quadrant
adjusted Charts and nautical constantly
on hand an1 for sale 32O-ly
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Foreign Items.

MEMPHIS, June 17.-The shipments to the North
90 day comprised 900 bales Of cotton, 900 barrels
and 900 half barrels of moasse, and 5000 barrels
Of sugar. There n large supply coming in yes
terday. On the first day the post-office opened
In Memphis, the citizens mailed thousand letters,
mostly on business the Northern Cities and bought
$1,000 worth Of postage stamps
Memphis paper has extracts from the Houston
Telegraph which says that Com. Eagle, of the U. s.
frigate SdAlee had demanded the surrender Of GAL
veson in order the loss of life that would fol-
low q bOmbardment The demand was not complied
with Gen. Herbert, the rebel chief saying when the
Union land and naval forces appeared a reply would
be made. On the I'D vessel arrived, and un-
der apprehension of an attack, the foreign COnsuls
had taken steps for the protection Of their subjects.
Some Yankee genius exhibited in Washington last
week, target, consisting of six iron plates, each
inch and half in thickness, making nine inches Of
wrought iron, against which he has been experiment
ing with small ball long distances and with his
target set oblquely In almost every instance he
succeeded in throwing ball entirely through the
target as il shows for itself. He claims that he can
sink the Monitor in thirty minutes with his gun.
The WAR AND THE RELIGIOUS SoCIETIEs.-The fol-
lowing table has been compiled by the IndependeHt,
and is instructive showing the effect of year of
upon the leading religious and benevolent soce-
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y falling OF Of only sixth IN time of great
military excitement, with business Frustrated and
thousand new avenues opened for the wealth of the
charitable, shows how deep q hold these benefcent
institutions have upon the American people.
TOBACco.-Just the civilized nations Of the
world derive their chief revenue from tobacco. With
out it. the Pope would be bankrupt in a month. Last
year the English Government derived S2S, 900, 900
revenue and the French $50 900 900, from the weed
sAnTsnes SMOKE The greatest part Of tiie
bacco, which yields to foreign powers thsir chief
revenue, is grown in America.
dispatch Of yesterday from the headquarters of
the Army of the Potomac says: Dr. Williams, who
has been prisoner at Salibury, ". c, for several
months, arrived Saturday He states that for
ten days after the battles in front OF Richmond, 900
rebel troops passed through that town daily, their
way Richmond. The troops came James Island
and eastern Georgia. Among other things, the
Doctor learned that IL 900 troops at Charlie
Vile, waiting transportation to Richmond, and that
30 900 conscripts have been raised in each of the
States OF Tennessee and Georgia since the 9th or
July, and a propOrtiOnate number in other extreme
Southern States He also says that Adjutant General
Hail. Mt Richmond, reports 300 900 troops averaged
In the battle Of the seven days.
DIR. Stone, taken a prisoner ut Bull Run, cOrrObor-
ates the above statement, far relates to the
movement of troops to Richmond. If these state
true, there is every to believe that
the rebels are stalking their all in Virginia by
eentrting within its borders overwhelming force.
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y. Ill. WOOD,
Manufacturer Importer Dealer and Shoes every
ds~crinion. Shoe Findings Pump. Sole Rigging larness
Patent Leathers- CALI 'Fost- Buck SKINS
Trunks valises Sp.rng Gloves, Fcis Masks, Black
ing Brushes Hosiery, sc. Brick Shoe store, of
Fort Merchant sts.. Honolulu, ii. l. 32O-ly
UTAI ~ 4 EEE,
Aiko Papakoa and Iwo
at Pulo, Hio Importers Wholesale and Retail Deal
China Good have hand, for SALE n their estab
King street. Honolulu, and at Isthaina, Maui,
Sugar, Moasses, Syrup, Tea, Coffee, and a large and
varied assortment general merchandise.
Honolulu, August :, 1857. 32i-ly