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The national Republican., 1862-08-26

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The national Republican., 1862-08-26

TH1
Greatest Bargains Yet
ExrRA sLvRR.PLATEp COMPLETE TEA
SETTS,
spissss, bsst qsAlity, ss7.so sstt
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
sFrsnsh gisa bottles, -, stsO, $500. 70 seSo,
10 TABLE sfooHs,
EXTRA siLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLA
SPOONS,
- Per dossa.
EXTRA sILylRPLAT1D, THlIADaD,
OLIVE TABLE F01Ks,
elpss dossa.
EXTRA sILv1R-fLALED, TIPPED rABLp p
% dcl
TIfPRD AND THRRA6RD,
. dossa.
HEAVY sILvnR.PLATeD, DoUBLR Wal
ts: sSs - 81, Ss aS. y "a $: ~ .,e: =;
FINN sILvsR.PLATHD CUPS, MUGS, Cos
LIFTS, SALT STAN bB,
Only u ssoA-rstal prios, ..
sILvRR-PLATBD MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
q os. each.
sILvRR-PLATID BUTTRh-KNIvRS,
2S, 81, and 20 ota. saSh.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

We are Agents for the Sale OF
MOCLAlNV CHLBBRATED
Cocoanut and Quince-seed
Hair Oils,
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, 60.
Christiana's Colosuss, BItrastL Gs.
WORSLlYp PREMIUM
HONEY. PALM, ALMOND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS.
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers.
Wholesale and Rstsil.
Also, full lines Of Motions and Fancy Goods,
oil OF which We ossr NJ tho Manufacturer
Prices, without any freight belng added.
The Trade, Dealers. Housekospsrs and Pod.
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee TO sell At New York and Pk.la.
dslphis prices, or perish IN w atSspt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17

JOHN KNOX AND HIS CoNJUGAL RELA-
TToNs.-John Knox who f;lncied himself a
very independent parsonage, and of whom il
Is traditionally reported that he never trem-
bled before the face of man, made, somewhat
late in life, the discovery that the face Of wo-
man, latter she has been put in full possession OF
conjugal rights, is something more than terri
ble The austere reformer who Illuminated his
anathema against the "Monstrous Regiment of
Women" and who showed himself, to use the
mildest possible term, the reverse of polite in
his demeanor toward his annointed queen,was
tempted in his old age to WOO young damsel,
and conducted her to his home in the Canon
gate of Edinburgh with such grim rejoicings
as were then deemed admissible, and not saw
oring Of idolatry on the occasion of Caledo-
nian marriage. But John soon discovered
that, in departing from the precepts of Saint
Paul, who had little liking for matrimony, he
had made serious blunder. She of the house
of Ochtree could not forget that the renown-
ed preacher was originally vassal of the
Hepburns; and, being a lady of extraordinary
energy and no small amount of selfwil, she
fairly succeeded in establishing within that
queer little mansion, the bay-window whereof
is still regarded as curiosity, that very same
monstrous female rule against which her
spouse had, in earlier years, most vehemently
protested.
Yet, on the whole, though somewhat addict
ed to gew-gaws and fal-lals, we doubt not she
made an excellent wife to the veteran Re
former, and perhaps improved the tone of his
manners and conversation by teaching him the
practical lesson that somewhere or other, there
always does exist power to which the most
wilful and imperious must submit. Therefore,
all these instances considered, we heartily Join
in the cry Of Plaza duI Danes % 1t is not
mere empty courtesy that allows them TO take
the precedence. They go before their hus-
bands because they are the natural leaders !:
and when domestic strife arises, it is usually
the male and not the female who is the party
chargable with rebellion.
*** Upon the whole, let us admire and
assent to that exquisite provision of nature,
which, without unduly favoring either sex,
gives the predominance to the stronger intel
lect and will; and let those who are conscious
of being henpecked lay this fattering unction
to their souls, that they are no worse off than
Marlborough and Marshal Ney, and reconcile
themselves to their fate accordingly Black
wood.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
Portland Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY.

FINHE Annual Meeting of the above-named Compa-
l. ny, for the choice of officers and such other bus.
iness NAV come before them, will be held at their
Office on Monday, October 9th, at u O'Clock, L. NJ
Per order.
sepeodtd EDWARD SHAW, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17

NOVEL LAw-sUIT.-In June last two law
yers of Kingston, Mr.. G. and Mr.. p, agreed
to come to Toronto in order to attend the din
ner then given to Chief Justice Sir J. b. Rob-
inson. In accordance with this mutual UNDER
standing Mr.. G. took the steamer at Kingston
the day before the dinner, expecting to find his
friend on board. But Mr.. p. was not there
nor was he In Toronto when the other arrived.
Mr.. q. felt angered and aggrieved at Mr.. p.
for disappointing him, and rushed to the tele-
graph office in this city and sent the following
message to the absentee :-"Y ou are humbug.
delusion and snare. Never believe YOU
any more. Pay for this telegram. and be
thankful 1t is no worse" Mr.. p. paid for the
message, but entered an action in the division
court to recover the amount of it. The de-
iendant was called as witness and admitted
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17

WAR DEPARTMENT, I
Washington, Sept. 4, 1862
DROPOSALS will be received by this Department
Il until l.. NJ. on the 18th September 1862 for the
delivery at the New York Ordnance Agency No. IS
White Street, New York, where samples can be seen
10000 Regulation Cavalry Blankets;
25,o00 do Artillery Blankets
These Blankets must be of pure wool. close woven,
FOR THE CAVALRY,
Indigoblue color, with orange border three inches
wide and three inches from the edge. The letters
~. S." six inches high, of orange color in the
tire of the blanket.
FOR THE ARTILLERY
Red, with black border three inches wide and three
inches from the edge The letters ~. 81, six inch
es high, black color in the centre of the blanket.
All the blankets TO be 70 inches long by 81 inch
wide, and the weight of 3.1S15 ibs. Variation a-
lowed, o 1875 TBS. They must be single and not in
pairs, and packed in of one hundred each. The
value of the cases TO be determined by the inspector
The goods TO be inspected at the factory aud
none will be accepted or paid for but such ap
proved on inspection.
Deliveries must be made as follows One tenth of
the amount contracted for per week, commencing
in two weeks from the date of the contract Failure
to deliver specified time will subject the contract
or a forfeiture of the amount due at that time
No bid will be considered which docs not come
from manufacturer or manufacturing company,
and which does not state explicitly the place, time
and quantity of each weekly delivery.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all of the bids which may be made
Each party obtaining a contract will be required to
enter into bonds with proper surecs for the faithful
execution of the same.
will be notified; and win be furnished with forms of
the contract, and bond required of them.
Proposals %iIl be ndd,ssssd Mrs to RIPLEY
Chief of Ordnance,
And will be endorsed
Proposals for Blankets"
JAMES W. RIPLEY,
sep9tl3 Brig Gen, Chief of Ord'ce.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17

that he sent the message unpaid. He submit
TED, however, that the allegations contained
IN 1t were true, that he was justified in making
them, and that if in so doing the plaintiff did
any act which he was not obliged to do, such
as paying for the telegram, he could not be
held responsible. The judge thought the de-
fence set up was no justification and gave
Judgment for the plaintiff for So cents, the
dolefnl countenance of the defendant indica-
ting that he considered himself an l-used in
dividual. Toronto Leader.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
Success in Life.

A shrewd, intelligent man of the world-and
one, too, who had been entirely successful; for
from small beginning, he had risen 10 the
highest place in the department to which he
had been attached, and made the fortune of his
whole family, brothers, sons, and nephews, as
well as his own, once said to me, "The longer
live the more am convinced that over-sen-
sitiveness is great mistake in public man.
He might have said in all men who desire to
succeed in life. Now, ! wish to be understood
that what is here expressed by the word over
sensitiveness, does not signify over-scrupu-
lousness. Be as scrupulous as you will, but
do not be over-senstive on the score of pride,
or vanity, or dominant egotism. Every sue
cessful man, you may be sure, has had much
to mortify him in the course of his career. He
has borne many rebufis; he has sustained
many failures. What if men do not under
stand you, are not inclined to encourage, and
exercise the privilege of age, or superior posi-
tion-bear with it all. Juvenis, your time will
come; you may take your chance out of the
world when you are a little older. Bah how
does it hurt you? "Hard words break no
bones,' saith the proverb. And they break no
spirit that is not the feeblest. The world may
laugh at your failures-what then? Try
again, and perhaps they will not laugh. Try
laugh. "He who wins may laugh" saith
another proverb. II you have the right stuff
in you you will not be put down. If we have
the right stuff in us, these failures at the out
set are grand materials of success. To the
feeble they are, Of course, stumbling blocks.
The wretched weakling goes no further; he
lags behind, and subsidies into life of failure.
And SO by this great winnowing process, the
number of athletes in the great Olympic of life
is restricted to few, and there is clear space
in the arena. There is scarcely an old man
amongst us-an old and successful man-who
will not willingly admit that he was made by
his failures, and that what he once thought his
hard fate was, in reality, his good fortune
And thou, my bright-witted child, who think
est that thou canst carry Parnassus by storm,
learn to possess thy soul in patience. Ii sue
cess were to crown thy efforts now, where
would be thy great success hereafter? at is
the brave resolution to "do better next time"
that lays the substrata of real greatness
Many promising reputation has been de-
stroyed by early success. The good sap runs
out from the trunk into feeble offshoots of
suckers. The hard discipline of the knife is
wanted. / repeat that it is not pleasant; but
when thou feelest the sharpness of the edge,
think that all who have come before thee have
been lacerated in like manner.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
PENSIONS, BOUNTY MONEY,
Back Pay, &C..

OR service in the war obtained for Soldiers
and Sailors, their Widows and Heirs from the Uni.
ted States Government, ON application in person or
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
ROBES FURNISHED TO ORDER

- G. II. B. also manufactures
SHOWCASES, DESKS, AND DRAWER- WORK,
OF every description, including TAYLoRs SELF
SUPPORTING DRAWER, the best kind ever made
sS All orders for Repairing Furniture yarnish-
ing, Uphostering, Chair Seating. Glazing, &C.,
promptly attended to. jul3ltf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
BRADFORD n HARMON,

No IS EXCHANGE ST, PORTLAND, MAINE
Having devoted our attention exclusively to the Pen.
sion business for the last twenty years and having
reliable Agency in Washington, we are enabled to
prosecute all claims against the Government with
promptness and despatch, and on rery reasonable
terms making no charge until the claim is obtained
FREEMAN BRADFORD,
u. X. HARMON.
Portland, June Goth d&wtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Terms:
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published every
morning Sundays excepted at So, per year in ad
vance.
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Notice..

THE undersigned, having been appointed by Ma
Il thanel G. Marshall, Esq, United States Assess
ant Assessors for the sixth and seventh division of
said district, embracing the city of Portland and
having been duly qualified and entered upon the dn
ties thereof, hereby give notice TO all persons liable
to taxation in said city under the law of Congress ap
proved July lst 1852 that they will be in dali
y Sundays excepted for the present at office in the
new City Building in the second story, from nine
eleven o'clock in the forenoon and from three five
O'Clock in the afternoon. TO receive true and
plete lists of all taxable property of every kind al
TO receive applications for license provided in
and required by said act
SAML SMALL, Asst Assessor Div No 8.
A. f. GERRISH q
n. B.-Bank forms can be had by calling at office.
Portland, Sept. II. 1862. div
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Gilt Frames.

LNOR PORTRAITS OR LANDSCAPES of any
IL size style desired-latest patterns and best
workmanshp-mad TO order by
MORRISON CO, 90, Market Square,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17

CAMP ABRAHAM LINCOLN I
Portland, Sept. 10, 1862
GENERAL ORDER No 2

CAMP ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Portland, Sept. 10, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER No. 3.
In order TO secure the advantages of much of
General Order No. 3D. issued by the Governor and
Commandcr-in-C Chief. authorizes the quotas of the
several towns 10 enter the company regiment of
their choice SO far may be consistent with the
service, all quotas must report their mutual ar
rangcmcnts to these Head Quarters. Immediately af.
ter their arrival in camp, the end that the organi.
zasion of the several companies and regiments may
be perfected at the earliest practicable moment.
The disposition of such quotas cannot mutually
agree in the premises will be made by the Command
ant at an early day.
The respective companies and regiments will be du-
ly organized. Immediately upon their being filled.
No company will be organized without the full
complement of l0l men. No regiments or companies
will hereafter be allowed TO organize outside of the
rendezvous.
The commissioning of any and all officers of com.
panics and regiments, now hereafter encamped at
this rendezvous will be objected against by the Colo
mel commanding, unless such officers Immediately
upon their election occupy the quarters provided
them at this camp and are found invariably, upon
all proper occasions, present for duty with their
pective commands.
By order of the Colonel Commandant,
sepl2-lw L. s. MORRIS. Post Adj't.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

iAey uere ls8 badly sai W g main
tsia ske.r plsiiioa aad 'lat tber ia.l-
la9 tak yefscf lay was fron necessity
ara nu h Oar lraaFs aru ca.
e-a mneeg oG .oar woua5sl
fran ne SRA an3 bpry ms ihe dead
llo3sen. 81 Aa. no
Col Mcneil again ayeueok peuiers
raerilla basd yesterday A Stgcsloa.
"a &c western pau q Macon County.
aaa alier a sharp fgAL r.Hifa them
badly. killing large number as3
capturing many harats The rebels
wsre scattered 10 al direeious, Some
d the prisoners captured bad taken
the oath aud given bond.
Washington, aug. IL
Al order from tie Aliaiaat Geas.
Ossce provides regulations under the
Presidents order with regard 10 leAtes
81 absence; that officers absent On &C
count Of disease contracted before en-
tetins tie service. IS mastered ola.
Those " TO have been absentorcr six-
Is days from wounds os disease cen
irnted ia liue 81 duly, vii BE- rePor-
led d. the Adj. Gen. for a discharge.
No leaves Of absence 70 troops serve
ing ia The field viii bc allowed, except
on lie certificate OF HE iegimenial
surgeon. approved by medical d.
rector of tbs army corps, alter person
81 examination by bin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

Gssn Psza&atse. a.h force q
eavaifr. tok BE NssmsfAsi Eas9. g
th s pertaa e. lie rstsls wcfe 81
tfsaaeF liz ia5ansl l.em Is = p
ssaFt distance 81 NsamsTk g. eheTe
"a rtsaz brigade q fssea Dc tea
sast IS Fa0 ever 9 prs0esFl sstea
e. ere ay
Neskti stea miles from R.eh-
n
Tsc ne oYsra's5us f5f ne
lay, vaeH fse troops utni laio camp
90 Ma'srra Il
Gen Mc(isiIan, who rcni e che
scene y sefiau early yesterday @eFn.
me las ha Yei fe5 taed
Ihee ihoasad u oar puamfs
wlll s,fise today fnau Rl hmond i9
exchange iog slml.ar aaabef sens
60 Nc dsN
Etrryfhing Is quiet On the opposite
s3e Qf tic river
Nes YORK, Aag s.
The Nes York Evening pos pre-
Tease, 80 hart reliable information
fmm Richmond thai she entire d Il
army ncter exceeded $4,000 q g
i've mrs fron tie Potomac 70 lhe
Glo Cgude The iorse. abaai lsiell
m0nd Fesehaifbe highest 10000 mrn,
u when ouly 10000 were o. tie Pc
p.nssla dprHg lh- seven days fight
--6f whom 10000 wcr nsed asatst
or flank aui s1po.ed points. The
rebel loss va. - 600 Killed anl NOUN.
ded
Richmond ha. been oae vast lospi.
lal since.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

There arc three complaints whose tsrrors are
o4ig known 70 tbc sufferers, namely NeurllyiI,
which Is purely aernoaS, attack a.ihoutne.ce,
or when least expected, and suffering intense;
SEX Headache, which is never welcome, but
dreadful in pain, aad sickness less q Sleep,
which wears on the system, robs nature Il IL
great restorer, nd thousands are it. subjects.
For she above complaints a remedy is found
in HuNNEwELL's foLU ANoDYNE, and IL any
inducemont is needed to show the confidence q
the proprietor, it is, that lie asks all agents 70
refund money when satisfaction Is not given.
&C. Fac smile Of j. L. Huunewell sigma
ture over oorks ofgonaine only See advertise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Burr and burton Seminary.

NOTICE.-The contract heretofore existing
n with the Principal 81 this Institution
which made il incumbent on him @ provide
for the Boarding Department, and g procure
the necessary Teachers, terminated at the late
anniversary. Arrangements for the cusaHg
Term, # completed, Wi be announced IA tic
JOURNAL. OF next week.
By orler Of the Prudential Committee,
u j. D. WICKHAM, Chqirura.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12

Tbe ts1sfff hf s aa efet
fr fuas efii ssis
Uss s@ tolamef5t ~ tafee
yeaf.. 81 5 esiei 81 ~ Be Ffo-
4.al Tme I'D SPACE fwba cor
gslastieE g suiiFa bas 80 npGeaa
he mog tsaeatial psa 81 b together
ulit ,hc qaosa Ellis Coatgy
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~ CTS PER poZ. PAID poR Rd0s,
IL CONE 4 BURROWS.
Wanted.
AGENTS WANTED.

goo FEsE Heavy White Assorted Unisn
OOO Envelope, roHs<iiHg u l5o differ
snt designs, 10 three c0loTs VI the lstesi, mosi
ssleaL.e ard bssgsifel patterns for 81. Alse, 3
kssE ~ ba4ntifai Cui0n Note PapeG, ~
match them, lcf 81 seFtgAt ssDpses, without
ln;aYY oarsesipt a price pot - exptees paid
Ad1reaS HenTy II. Ans0a. PRINT publ.sh-
~, &c, - stAls street. Bassgn, Asfs., Local
sA4 Tuysing sRssts headquarters.
tFsgerp e9pyiHg paid iA he sboys.l
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TUESDAY xcRYISo.

G Topper. Fay Aug. II.
l enc y h 5 morning sgnl 10 a
aas 81 trace, asking permission 10
bury their dead Tas shows that
ID al ;hsr superiority Of numbers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-12
srAIF 81 NERMoNT.
Ap4T aaD is. GENt Onlce. Z
Wmaaoek Agg 8. 1852 j

WusGfspek A1E ?, trhA
General Orsi1 No. 10.
For sse b rpass q completing he
eoasa = tie State q Ne MOST ~ ihe
lhfes hHnAfei thcaara essen recently
called ~ ~ the prcsidens q The
United States % serve d tie army q
ihs Un.lcd State. ~ ne term 81
lhroe ,eAra. & : hersly ogdcros, thai
twelve hundred men BE- immellaiely
raised Ia ll.ls State y 81 sAe ssg.
meets how ia service fgan tie Sale.
The eo0ga Of tie iokns 10 Beunips.
,uu Csstay ss ~ iosl1Hst
AHlngion, u fseuainaien, "a !,
Dorset. ia Claseuh-ry. 0s Land.
grove. o; MahelgIe lQs Prrv, -
pownal. II Reaasbofo 5 Rupert
~ Stnagae. 8 sar.barsh. /.
shaasbarY. - sum'oFa, ! 2 sun.
defiatd IL Wnballs 9 Wo4d.osd
e.
Prem ,he quota au jcsjgndcd. d
u g. deducted ile number o. men
furnished BY such ioaas ~ lhe ninth,
teuh and eleventh regiments. and the
residue i Gle number q men 80 be
furnished uaacr tils erdsr ior filug
,Ae old regiments ID service The
selecimen 81 eacl. ionn ia lhss State
are appointed Rscsuilius Oaicers.
Those wilo enlia uader ths ordsr
viii receive same pay and hoan'ics
q. those ralisiiag If tie ,iuth, tenth,
AND eleseaia na'bnh Un'ii us
18Th os August i allowed to OIL tits
qaoia. plen such towns ~ have not
alled i4eir respective qpoias, SOL be
le,icd roa BY draft tor their deGgi.
euey; ard .ael q arc drafted Will re-
crac oaly DE monthly Unitel States
lag, without bgHuiy.
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Now Ready.
NE OFFICIAL VOLUNTEER

Il Directory, 400 pages containing Name
and Residence ei every Officer aud Private ii
tie Uatou Auny with the C0mnandS Casual.
lies, Promotions, &c.
~ Every enc wants IT, Seat, post paid
On receipt of Is rcutscash, oratamps. Address
Henry 10. Arson, Publisher, 40 State a..
Boston, Mas.
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NoTICI1.

N0IICE IS hereby given that there viii be
~ aH application 70 the EexI session % the
General Assembly 81 this State for re-cliariei
81 TIE Battenkill Bank, located at Manchester
10 this State.
Dated August eth is82.
4. W. 7. BLACK, Cislic'
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DILL HEADS uesliy pslstsi a.
ID JOURNAL OFFICE.
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New lmk. An.

Iaa scm a large force acrgss The
Jaues Ri,rr, III Saturday, Eslm Fix
John poucr command.
Tribune Nashingipn correspondence
I've handred u ihe Third y T.,
Cataay, ard ,hr,r huu led Of the
FIRST Nefmoul went on recunuois.
anee ffaa CulpelTsr Court lI,nse 10
OHnge Court House, !, allies. They
lrft AZ three clock, y ~, o. Sanrday,
ud csmped al night near Racc0on
Ford tafly neat moriH Z tha march
Mas rrsuinrd, our iorts driving ii the
cncmy's piekeis Aboa one o'clock,
while marching Into The town, Tics
we're attacked Is tie cncmy, about
800 strong, surrounding cur forces on
every side. Alur liali an hours Sc
we're fighting, ouF forces drove them
from tbs iown, k,lljng 80 On TO-
Tweuty-lNu d their dead were wing
81 lbg streets There wpre hlty-one
wounded anl iorit-ihlee taken prison.
-rs. among llam on Asjor, two CalF
imns. atd Nv L snuHs. Fbr
Euio Fcs Ncgc tlsaAasdv0Dy Bug.
Gea CaHissa ID person. Tie enemy
we're 81 Aabs Cavalry, Col Roiir-
ron. Go & au3 90. II u the F.lh
NsW lota Cavalry, captured ncarli
be Whoa 81 them. Many Of the
prisoners were badly wounded by
sabFr.ruis, Tic Major would not
surrender, ahsn tic was struck ter.
ribIe blow on top Of his head. Tie
prisoners ARE now II Culpeppcr Court
House. The enemy had every ad.
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WrEDDING CARDS aeasgsssusea 4
w tie JOURNAL OFFICE.