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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-09

DESTRUCTION o. lHk bklD0Es
As the army resumed lie march on Monday morning
information was received through Gen Richardson that
the enemy were purtu,Dg and orders given TO de-
s.Toy the bridges.
Toe Engineer Corps Was detailed for this duty and
also to defend the approach to the psce. wide space
Of Rad been fesd the creek and the brig
ode deployed skrmshGrs at the right and LET; OF
the passege Ayers battery OF six guns also left
hold the position and stationed the bill overlook
ing the swamp.
RKTREAT WAS CONDUCTED.
The retreat was conducted in the most perfect order.
There trepidation or haste no smashing up OF
wagons by careless fast driving and no. single Aeci-
dent OF any quence ia believed 70 have occurred.
drove Of 300 fat cattle, under the charge OF Col
Clark Chief Uommissary, and Capt i. N. Buchanan,
Oomnissary of subsistence on Gen. hcClelans stsf,
were successfully driven along They had been brought
up from the White House. and narrowly escaped stamp
rg by the Oonfederates.
TIE country through which passed contained some
of the finest farming lands have seen in Virginia -
Broad FARMS with well grown crops OF oats aud Whea,
were passed tlrg the roads, In which the horfes aud
cutie found abundant forage. The forage OF the Amy
hal all been consumed the day before thus reeV Il
train Of an immense burden. Instesd OF the expected
swamps aud impossible roads, found Wcltraveiled
county roads in excellent condition, along which the
immense artillery end wagon train passsd with the great
Get case After approaching within sb1ut FIVE miles Of
II river the train divided part being sent by each
OF three roads which convergsd near the landing An o.
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civ Assessors.

nE f. ordained bv tSe Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the City Of AemFuss
That section ten 40 OF 0rdnauc- entitled 'bi asse-
d sssess for axes and ceusn- il-er1r on pages lt-
- t,e c35if-d charter and ordinances 81 re CITY, De AND
the same is hereby repealed
BE il further ordained: That when the cy A@es-2F
-. Completed their lab0rs in assessing IT, NsHe Cd ne
---ehte property Of the city, they shan return mem
-,Lsro The Mavorfs office. Of which due n2ucs snaA b
-fVen the civ tax payers by The Mayor through We
9-ioI f1r-nef Of the city inEtruclng mem 70 come N
vsr5 a,5 erarl5ue the assessment 81 thrE pi'p5
n, rUyn4rship bonldares and NaiuEuon WiJmn inc
tn 1O 6svs fsmG2yE excepted from the aAle OF Pu'|
cation Of such notice - srs-
shev have returned their books 90 RE Mayors once
nr5yi3ed in the preceding section, shal
dahv Sundays excepted during the zen go e 80
deTguated. "a show property owners ihe
of their proDertv. and 10 make such cnAnges
or corrections in their assessments a. may De
nec-aarv. And after the expiration OF l"e saia
days no change shall be- msie ia ;he Fsl2at-ou "a aLs
liropsrfv vvbatever. except on the lorlla Prll'h q u
lar.y agrseved 10 the Nss5r and Aldermen VIM
hree months thereafter. nor unie4 thf Aldermen p'ese-
AMI voting On sach petition shsu uls---ouay consent
TO The change asked Tor.
Be Il further ordained. Tbat the compensation az tS-
CITY Assessors for he ten Days labor prescribed IA tAs
~srdinace, shall be fry dollar sarh-
Approved April Ion, 4ec2.
JOHE Park, hsyor.
Aze4s-L r. RIcaRRns, City Register,
1910
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Shiloh, Or SuILGAH TT has been clearly
explained that she name Of the place where the recent
battle was fought is properly spelled Siioh, because H
is named from a church, and Shi oh was the place IN
Palestine where the tabernacle was long kept. as may
be seen by referring to Josh. eh. xviii, V. /; Judges Oh.
xxi. y. l9i 1 Sam. CHI v 3, g. We have before US a
paragraph IN q Newspaper, in which it is eontended that
Ski}oaA may be the right spelling, on the authority Of
I-aiah oh. viii, v. s, which says: "Forasmuch as the
Ia the Hebrew, the name Shiloeh in this place has the
article, and reads waters of dee Shilosh.' The name
is from the root shaiaeh, % which mesas " to send, and
the Shiloah or more properly S.7oach Ghe ch repre-
ssuting the ~guttersl heard in the German mieL) was the
aqueduct end small reservoir or fountain at the foot Of
Zion, on the southeastsTn pat Of Jerusalem. 1t is
ne toned by ~Josepbus, and is apparently the same with
tho pool spoken Of in Sehemiah ch iii, =. Is, where, in
our translation, it is spelled Siloah. Also, in Johu ch.
xiv, v. :. where Jesus says to the man blind from his
birth, Go wash in the pool Of Sloan" (Which is by
Interpretation, SentrD This reference to the i~uterpre-
tation gives the Hebrew meaning Of the word as defined
above. The Greek tranlators Ghe Septuagin9 and the
New Testament writers spell the word Saoaa. The
word SAilOaA, or more properly " the Shiloah," referring
as it does 70 a subterranean aquedaot by which water
was brought into Jerusalem from the valley Of the
Kdron, aud the reservoir fed by it, j. evidently not an
appropriate name for a church while the name StEoa
(Which means rest peace, quie) Is emineutly 50. "Ye
local draws his information from Gssenius Hebrsw
Lexicon
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On ~'gaaase-Buziuess news.


We have nothing worth reporting.
The aggregate receipts Of leading articles yesterday
were ? barrels alcohol, cases boots and shoes cask
bacon, ls bales cotton yarn, o sacks coffee, 81 cases dry
goods, 70 bales gunuies 10 boxes glass 22 barrels mo
Iasses, 9 coils rope, { h~ogsheads sugar, 27 sacks salt, 50
uoxes soap, ii boxes tobacco, packages tea % sacks
wheat, 3 bales wool 3 boxes wine.
In New Orleans, on Saturday, ugar was dull 200
hbds. sold at low and irregular prices. In moiassea
there were no receipts and the sales are confined to
about 500 bbls. at DC. for choice aud f-rmegung' and
i4c. for reboiled. There were no receipts no stocS and
no sales Of hour. The New Orleans papers publish the
following table Of the value Of bank notes
Citv Banks. 20 20 % per cent prem Mobile, S 10 s
AIahsrsa STATE. 3 70 5 prem; AortE Carolina, . %
nra,o. South Carolina, . 20 ) prem Georgia, 3 to 5
I. IN North Bank Mississippi par; Virginia, 3 TO 5
Tprsm: Tennessee, 3 to 5 prem.
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9aily apWaR,
-tod Qua gysNIsG EDITION on YESTERDAY
TEXAS INTELLIGENCE.
Galve..an - - - in tho army.

Galveston has 1894 men in the army.
The Galveston Mars thinks that full twenty
regiments of -cavaHy sre ROW being raised
throughout the State, which circumstance VIII
interfere very seriously with the requisitou for
fifteen regiments OF infantry.
Abcat's crew from te Federal steamer Mont
gomery, on the 9th inst boarded and burnt the
schooner Columbia, inside TIE San Luis pass,
west Of Galveston. Size had 2 cargo Of 275
bales Of cotton.
The remains Of Gen. MoCuloch were to ar
rive in Austin, for lntermeut, On the Sch instant
/ Austin and the surrounding country have been
visited with refreshing rains.
Negro property is held here very highly, as
may be seen from the following, from the Bell
vile CoREtrymaH, of the 9Th inst:
At an estate sale of negroes. in this place On
Tuesday last. five negroes (notal likely sold for
the round sum Of seven thousand and forty dol
lars, as follows One boy about Is mot hkely)
brought $500; one boy about j 'Cikely)
brought Sl5lO; one woman about so land Grip
pled) brought 500; one man about 90 brought
Si205i one man about y (dkeiy) brought
SSlu5.
Comal county has more than two-thirds Of
her voting population now in the field, armed
and equipped.
The GoIiad Messenger, of the 2sth nit says
Cotton continues to pass through this place in
large quantities TO the Rio Grande. Nineteen
foreign vessels, we learn, are at MatanoTos dis
charging their csTgCes. Since the English and
French war vessels have arrived theIe, LineOln's
blockade- has TO stand aside.
The San Antonio HGaid says Col. Henry E.
MeCulloch has Been appointed bligadior-gen-
eraL
with the view Of bridging the matter before
the government, we copy the following from the
Houston Telegraph:
VINO Is TO BLAEE2-whO is to blame that
al tie soldiers of Gen. Hebert's army have not
been paid.Cf-that while in other States every
thing purchased or hired for the army Is paid
for al the moment it 5 due. here in Texas, the
Government pays nothing and for nearly every
thing e. buys, submits to p per cent. addition 10
ordinary prices, because the seller has no good
reason 90 believe he viii get his pay for an age
20 Gomez # 1t were necessary to wait, nobody
would grumbie. But when the reason that the
hsve to wait IS supposed 90 be mere in
efficiency somewhere, It is not surprising that
they e umble. Who is 20 blame we cannot tel
caunol think IL is Gen. Hebcrt, or MAJOR
OF Major Noise, or Capt. Wharton. Is
somebody IN New Orleans, or Richmond, or
who is il
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THRyERcTyBA,s SECOND TREP.


The telegraph, a few days since, announced
hat the Virginia had-again pnt to sea, and moth
ing having been heard of her since, we have
byen asked many times, What has become
of her ~ The following from the Norfolk Day
Boob, Of the l2th, assures ms not only that she
Is safe, but also that her Wanted rival, the Mont
tor declined the profsred contest for the mas
terry:
Our fleet let the haTbor about 6 O'Clock yes
terday morning and proceeded 10 the Roads. On
It's appearance there was g great comnoion
among the Federal vessels, alloi which, iuciud-
ing the Monitor, proceeded without delay to
place themselves out Of danger.
In vain did the Virginia endeavOr to prevail
Oh the Monitor to leave her place of retreat, I'M
der the guns of Fortress Monroe. Proudly she
sped through and fro through the waters-chal-
longing her opponent TO come forward and do
battle, bat the challenge was unheeded. SEll
the Virginia was not altogether unemployed.
the material to work upon, it is True, was sesnt,
yet wherever it presented itself it was properly
used and although hoping for something bet
ter, we were satisfied with cur first dispatch by
the air line telegraph, which reached us about
l0d o'clock, and ran as follows
Tn Monitor is afraid Of he Virginia, and
lblAdLuo uHuol ILc guns al LOlLtSD AAOuLcc.
We have just captured three prizes-two
briggs and a schooner"
The following were The vessels alluded to
Brig Marcus, of Stockton, New Jersey, brig Sa-
boah, Of Providence, and schooner Catherine T.
Dix, Of Accomsc.
The two briggs were lcaded-with hsy-one Of
them having stalls for the accommodation Of
horses. The schooner was not loaded.
The crews Of these vessels were made prison
ers, with the exception Of a portion of the crew
of one Of the briggs, who escaped to Camp Ham
iltoH by means Of tbeir small boats. The yes
sells were brought Up and anchored in the river
between Craney Island and this city, and the
prisoners taken off by the steamer Baleigh and
brought up to the Navy Yard aboattwo O'Clock,
and placed in safe keeping.
The prisoners numbered thirteen inall-eleven
white men aud two. negroes. The latter, as also
Of the white men, hail from the Eastern
Shore of Virginia.
The heet returned about six o'clock, aud cane
10 anchor between Fort Norfolk and CTaney
Island. Shortly after their return, two Federal
steamers. which had been caught at Newport
News, aHd which remained ont of sight while
the Virginia was ic the Roads, embraced the op-
50r1uni'y afforded them by her withdrawal, to
advantage, and proceeded at once TO Old Point
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r-li.cenaneons IIems.

It costs a great deal more to be miserable than
20 be happy.
No man has q thorough taste OF prosperity 70 whom
adversely never happened.
Why do soldiers need no BARRIERS Because they are
shaved by government contractors.
, We are never satisfied that a lady understands kiss
uultss we have il from her own lips
The ostertatious msu irumes she outside or a house
most brilliantly and Sis INSIDE in the dark.
The rebels accuse the Union worSmeu in rebel azssnals
with ~purposeIy rendering the ammunition imperfect
Out Of some sixty or seventy newspapers published In
Texas a year ago, only some ten or twelve are now Hy-
ing.
70 the Dutch the ladies Of ell nations are ildebtedfor
the invention Of the thimble. The Dutch achieved this
great invention about the year 1920.
A msn who covers himself with costly apparel, as5
neglects bis mind, l. Ike one who ElrmiHst5 the outside
Of hi Louge. and slts within IN ths DARK
Much las been said about faats Of strength but Il e an
actual faCt that, in NewOurTpOrt, a few days ago 3 man
of but ordinary stature knocked down an elephant Tue
performer Of the great feat was On auohoneer.
Wen, my little man, how do you g. on in your
clsssf q
First rate; I'm next to the head"
"Goodi (forking over a penny hOw many are there
in your elsss7'
"TNU: me and a little girl
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S0UTHERE 10TH
Formerly the WhitemOTe House.

USE uEcsnigned, having leased the above -
4 premises. has OPENED a house of entertain ETs5d
I5ui for the travelling public The house has &Mg
0ten thoroughly repaired and renovated. frCmI2
0Ost0ii. 70 top and Par5Iy newly furnished. The SCI
wants VIII be prompt and attentive, ard the proprietor
hopes Coy strict attention. 70 he wants Of ais guests 70
merit d liberal SHAKE OF patronage
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL
Is situsted on Adams street. between Third and FOURTH
convenient 20 the Memphis sad Charleston Railroad
Depot 70 the busirass psft Of he citY, and is 10 the
same square wish tHa Post Once and Thsstsr.
0eL.1LV l-.. WILLS. Prrrrietrr
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The river continues to rise. TIE weather
turned sunny aud fine yesterday. No mercantile BUSH
ness a; the landing except the departure Of the Kenuett
10 New Orleans
The New Orleans Delta Of sunday says.
The river has risen one inch, and is now three inches
below high water mark. The Logger ievee ID most OF it
uuder water, which masss il very expensive 20 coats,
thew being compelled TO carry their freight OFTEN a great
distance to find a dry place. Ouachita and Red river are
in good n~ayigaJls order tor large boats aud still rising.
The Walsh was to leave for Memphis On MOndsy.
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This is the Joke OF up town circles, as hey
ssip upon Parton whipping Fanny.-NeW York
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rRoM M,cLELIANIs coLrMN.


The following is the reply Of Gen. Price to the
committee Of New Orleans ladies, who presented
him, a few weeks ago, an elegant sword:
To Miss Shoemaker. Miss Rawie. Miss Fisk. Miss Dsne-
gre, Miss Finley, Miss Watt Miss {. l.. ADAM, New
Orleans.
LADIES: I cannot hope to convey to you an
idea OF the pride and satisfaction with which l
have received the most magnificent sword pre-
scented to ne. through you, by the ladies Of Kew
Orleans. While l feel my own unworthiness to
receive sue testimonials of esteem, as have been
offered to me by the people of the Southern
States, and particularly by the ladies Of your
city, i can chesiiglly accept them as emblem2t-
ical Of the deep feeling which exists ia their
hearts 70 see the independence Of our country
established-a feeling which is disposed 10 man
fest itself toward those who have been active IN
endeavoring to attain this end. In the present
instance I can but regard this sword as coming
fgm the ladies' Of New Orleans TO the men Of my
command VINO haye 50 uobly stood by ne in this
struggle. eyiDcing their appreciation Of the gal
iartTV and endurance OF my littls army, while !
am tie houored medium through which this feel,
ng is made known
Whatever Of good / have thus far been en-
ablsd 70 accomplish. is due 70 those noble patri-
OTIS. who at the cali Of n5eTsy ~ebsndOned home
and property. determined 10 do, and, if neces-
ssry. TO d8 in defense of their rights. With
this shirt they have followed me through the
heatsF o. suGlEer and colds Of winter, with
scarce any Of fire reg4ia. appointments Of an
army, and suffering nom hunger Gnd exposure :
yet such determination have these men pos
sessed, that we have been enabled to keep large
f1yces OF the e0sguy constantly employed to
defeat him on more than one bloody lsld and
we appear to-day IN a new sphere Of action.
With "a trEl uhconquersble and a confidence UE-
shaken. which must end in a complete and TIL
umpbsnt sCcCal&
To the -attaiUHaen5 oi tig end your sex can
play no mean part, Your influence IL A0gt po-
tenI. You not only relieve the wants Of the
needy, and administer to the comforts OF the
sic aud wounded, but you can nerve the faint
hearted lad rive confidence TO the waveriHg.
/ Fathers. hnsbauas, 0~fGtleTs snd lovers can ever
he melted 70 deeds OF vaIor ana bravery By
voUr encouragement, and man would always
rather face the heaviest 6re OF the enemy IN the
Eal5. lsau endure the scOTu and contempt OF
Z the loved ones a. nome.
For this great compliment 10 lie, and to my
arasy. ( can return only my most sincere and
heartfelt thanks, with Che assurance that this
beautiful sword shall, in my Lauds, meyer dis.
-sca the fair donors, nor shall It be she6thed
9-bile a hostile foot presses upon the sou OF oul
.,-,,an eountry. With sentiments Of high es
80 -alr 6se6f STERLING PRICE.
~ The San Antonio Ne0s Of the 18th inst
has the following:
Ws are informed by a person from the mouth
-..- a--4 .AI-E HNa LnHarnfa nave with
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SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION The Sol
dleE' Relief Association acknowledges the following sub-
]ssdphons and donations since their last report. Jno W.
Farris, $40 instead Of go, as published In last report;
F. A. Tyler, published in last report es J.. a. Taylor,
$50 Thos R Allen, $50; Sydney y. Watson. hogs
head sugar Drs'J r. Bsuile, 81 bushels parsnPsi
JRo- Morrison, Z bushels turnip salad Dr. Themes Ii.
TODD, 1 ssg corn meal and bag potatoes Y. Boueras,
2 punches shiloJsi Geo. I. Holmes. lot .upip salad and
) bushels potatoes D. Pante & Co, . boxes soap and .
boxes candles Il. II. Potter, 5 boxes soap and 5 boxes
candles Mrs. r. 4. Parser, y bgahel shllotsf W.. Il.
Andrews q Co. , sack salt Jo. G. Miller, 3 pecEs peas
Dr. ~. ~ Rains 3 bags corn meal Geo. A. Bedford,
wagon load parsuips; Go. 3, Memphis Battalion, IOle
pounds boiled ham J. r Prescott & Co, S boxes soap.
We still urge upon our friends IN tine country to send in
anything they can spare, to support tine wives and fami-
lies Of our soldiers in the army.
r. LAM. President
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DAILE REPORT az rma nAaKET,
FURNISHED FROM The MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
TUESDAY EvESIga april .

TUESDAY ETESLsa April .
COTTON-No receipts or sales shipped 23 bales
TO8ACCO-Tbers is nothing doing In tn market
worth reporting.
transactions only and at a basis Of
SI4 2 barrel for s~uperine, and Sl56si6 for extra.
"HEAF-T5e supply and demand are limited and
prices unchanged, prime to choice ruling at 500 p
bushsl
CORN-9oo bushels choice white sold a, sI2J and
100 do. at 81. sacks returned.
OAiS-Cootuue 70 retail at sl20 p bushsL
bKAN-9mI sales at the advanced rate Of - p
cwt.
PEAS-salss at $40 ? bu.asl for mixed
BACON-Salss Of about 1000 porpd. hos rom,
3702se.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-There is a better fselfng
In the market COVE nmsnt having purchased all the ,,r.
plus stock in the city at its appraised value. ouo,.t,on.
~continHs nominal.
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HsA0QU4RrsRs 81. Corr. Arnr OF The Mss

h-AaRIAhlhhS ID tDNfs, AHhA Or IhE MISS {
CORISTH, MISS, April l6, 1852
To THE LADIES or Holly SPRINGS, Miss:
It IS with pride that I acknowledge the generous dons-
tons made by the Fair daughters Of Your city 70 the
wounded and sick Of 8iai Gen Hardee's division Of the
army. In behalf Of cur saiaut wounded, Che advance
Of the chivslrc srmY) ibe heroes OF Shiloh. I tender
YOU my sincere thanks Your pr2mp, effort to sd your
afflicted brothers are worthy Of all prais= and emulation.
Go on in kiad deeds ths sons q your cline, your
worthy sous wiIl appreciate you they viii continue
eyer raaty TO protect your country, your sacred homes,
your fond fresides from the f2natisal and insolent foe
now threaten to Poliuts our soil
Ihaye the honor TO be yours respectfully,
GEO. ". LAWRENCE,
Surg and Med Director. ID A. C., A. Risa
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PASSAORE, LDE & Hl2SHlLL,

UAvE for sale the following SPLENDID REAL
u ESTATE
s5 LOTS IN eud s-oazd Tbs Gig, iaProved aud
unirprsFe
10 TrhNGsSHE ARM aaE PLANTATIONS,
a-du rInnroY-d tract r Land
seven MISSISSIPPI FAEHS and P-ANTA-
tt ms.
Ten PLANTATIONS and TRACTS or LAND
II Arkausas.
GORDON sPREeS Georgia, with lao acss Of
Land
PASSM0RE q 81 HARsEALLr
r .-f-rt weS Real = Hf- AGENTS
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EOR TESG
E1gCUTEO WITH
%ESTgyES sssvD DEsPRTCH.
At TaR
APPEAL JOB OFFICE.
ESTATE "A 4. d. SMlW-

~ tu1ec1osI haVisg quail ted as Exscatriz Ct he
A late a.. b. Shaw, hereby notifies sI psr+oos IN.
l5Gsed 20 The estate Of said Shaw, 20 make payment
tao All psFssns having eiai0us against said estate are
1eIsDy Eeqalfed to present tue SAFE 10 me for oaynzat
within the tln- prescribed b. law, otherwise Ms notice
VIII De p's-a Ia bar Of thsir recovery
J. SHAW
mhH i4"4" ze-ufrE Of sair Estate.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

TIE fteDfs sd Acquaintance Of Joseph and Marrz-
TT Chambers, are invited to al;erd the funeral # their
son. JOHN AUGUSTUS, from their residence at TIE
shelby Hoase, THIS "Wednesday AFTERyooy. II ,
1c- cE. Csrri tFss vii be IN a ~t-n5srce.
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For IMITATION-Citizens so disposed may
do much good by presenting few necesssries othe sol
dsrs. How they appreciate 81 b kinduesses, ia well ex
pressed in the following letter. the names we suppresg:
SIR; Il becomes my pleasing duty, in behalf Of the OK
Acers and soldiers Of this brigade, 10 acknowledge the re-
csipt Of seven boxes Of crackers, and return their thanks
Tor your kindness Your experience a soldier will ena.
BILE you TO imagine, far better than words Of mine can
express, the grateful emotions awakened in the soldiers
heart when such a kindness is shown biu. It is delight.
ful thought-Ons that Iightens the soldiers burdens. ind
throws g charm around his camp Iie-to know that his
wants are remembered, that kind friends are nigh to g.
sst comfort and cheer him in his tented home.
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Gas Bills.

DEHo-saias by tbe Bo-rd Of Mayer and Aldermen
ID Of the city Of Aenp hs:
That the Saver ba aeCis hereby alih5.lzeo TO draw
anon the CITY Treasurer. ca The first OF eHsh monte a
.aHci=ut sum TO pay the RS biz Tor the previous
-serfb. se as TO save 20 the city The discount O lowed 10y
The gas c0mpsIy.
The rulegj
Approved April 18th, l6G2
At-aL L. EIcRAhns cry Register.
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e. The E.5TqsFy number Of B~iaehO0od 5
,r,-,,irl deyoLes sn article to tho 6efenses Of
Canada. predicatsd upon an opinion that nos
.ri-ea between the United States and Great
R-itsiu cannot be delayed beyond next ye2r.
Ia ,as course Of the article the following ssser-
ton is made.
Our British North American colonies stand
face TO fsce with a power which, in tie appliance
of modern science, and in the courage snd enda-
rance of i1 people, is a match for the most mll
tarVot European nations. An American army
when It frst takes tae Geld nay be little better
than q rabbie 5ut give it the experienced of a
wear or sro and IL becomes able TO hold its GWr
against ihe best troops ia the world. Sc our
people found hall q century ego, and so, ii tie
storm which we are now contemplating do not
burstuull l553, our people may End again.