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THE Meodisi. TAYLOR,
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securely Tie, ssnen, Of vocalist and Com
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Is The perform. erS s1, ,s'' week the "'"s,a
'''' ing '"fe''s ea;i fSs will condiaass w,,
Err Simon LuI,s, NIGHT RIrB lesson.
LoSM
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SsfEnSsssEE 'Isi ssr sas pleas
SdSSEb toR one ossrbS:
Painting II parpo.ss i
The cotSyon one % Ae most Ss%ssmined to max
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THR BULLION BANK redeems Its notes In u.
). Treasury notes, when any amount from one
dollar upwards Ia presented.
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WARRINGTON THEATRE,

WASHINGTON THEATRE,
Corner Of Eleventh and O streets.
Lessees Maedef Co.
Business Manager J. II. Gosson.
stage Manager - Fred G. Maeder.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ODD.
OPENED FOR THE SEASON.
MR.. FRANK DRE Nv,
The popular Comedian, win appear for a limited
period.
F HI. n'S GtS e tS %i PfsT. e
Or, A Legend Of the CatskiII.
The STAR COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
VIII appear
To conclude with the finest extravaganza ever
MXzEPPx,
The Untanaed Rocking Horse,
Introducing Mr.. Frank Drew In the new character Of
MONS. ROBERTO HERR HELD HERMAN,
Who will perform number OF tricks.
SENIOR FRANCINo DREWINI,
In his extraordinary equestrian performance,
on an imaginary
BARE. BACK sfEED.
Finishing with the arrival Of the
ORIGINAL GiDEoNs BAND
Doors oped at s4; performance commence at I,
precisely.
TUEsDAY-Second night OF Mr.. FRANK DRE'
-
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UsIos RErUoEEs-yesterday afternoon, Mr.. u.
X. Wilcox, Of brooklyn, a correspondent, accom-
panied by WIN. Cole, Esq,, OF the eommissary de-
Harrison, and her mother, aged % years, Miss
Annie Harrison, Miss Mary Harrison, Miss Loretta
Stone Mr. and Mrs. sollinger and children, arrived
citation, where they were kindly entertained until
Mr. Wilcox could procure them a suitable boarding
house. They all left Fredericksburg on Tuesday
morning, having remained In the cellars during
the bombardment and the terrific battle Of satlr.
day. They have left all, rather than cling to q
trsitorous nag. '.. .a. .... .
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IMMEDIATELy AFTER THE ADJOURNMENT Of the
Senate, yesterday, an insane man stepped into the
Vice Presidents desk, and In a loud voice ex-
claimed, "Gentlemen OF the Senate: l ask you, In
the name of Almighty God, to hear me for Ave min
utes. 10 there any power In your hands to stop
this warp At this point he was seized by Mr..
Barrett, the efficient doorkeeper, and taken out.
At nearly the same time, another man, also crazy
Interrupted, said thAt he owned ell this property
that the school was out, and the boys discharged
He also was taken out by Captain Darling, OF the
Capitol police.
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PAEsEsIATIos.--A testimonial, consisting of =
sword, sash, belt and pair Of spurs presented
on Thursday evening to Steward Egers, at the
Patent once hospital. Mr.. D. belongs to the
Nd, and aving been recently ordered to that post,
HIS friends In the hospital here presented him this
parting gin. He has served nearly ayesr as regi.
mental, post and hospital steward. The presents-
ton speech was made by Ward Master J. L. Woot.
man, of the Thirteenth Massachusetts infantry
The sword was received, on behalf of Steward
Egers, by Rev. @. W. Denison, chaplain of the
Patent Office hospital, In an appropriate address
The American nag was present to grace the scene.
IT the close Of which Refreshments were served uI
to the company. .. #.F H.f. .H# .....
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T,,sr OF DssssHs q al

WASHINGTON CRY POST oFY7oR,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 70. iss2 NJ
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Celebrated Clog Dance Dick Sands
Breakneek Act, or the Nigger's Leap for Honor,
ByJ. W. Lands and J, A. Landis
La Savoyards Mile Julia Lehman and NJ. szollosy
The Old Sexton, in character Paul Berger
Comic Song Mile Whelplcy
Magic Eehos (Cornet solo) d. W. Reeves
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CAnELrss DnivIxe;-The teAmster are still 70
sardIsss Of the army order, relative to leaving
driving through the city. Yesterday nsrning, two
large mule teams, At fun speed came nsar coiIiding
With city railway car, WINNING In 4 transverse
the Avenue. 40 tNi. 1lA. u ~ y =
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csiMIsAL coynr4gsters ale Honor, ysdes x~>
oeny. Found guilty, and sentSneed 70 months Ia
the county. jan. lthariss Milton, charged with
,SsOss SSSnd s me
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DONNYBROOK FAIR,
OR, LIFE IN oULD IRELAND.
Dennis MoCarty, ColmAn, Dick Sands, Mr
Brothers, A. Lehman, and Ladies'.
The two Roman Gladiatoru Moreste
To conclude with the Comic Pantop'
THE COOPERs.
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wousDnD.--About 900 soldiers, wounded q
fssdsrisssburE, have been brought % this city an
Lookout, ssd II d estImassd that about l,ooo tn
remain q Falmouth ard Aqua Creek. This make
total OF about 1o,o 90 wounded. The killed In tha
2,000. tlirH Nni1 lIlN lIlHii717 wv '-'t4I :
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.llrisb0OAL NEWS.


stAAa,,...L .1lr1-T2T-xAl 70 49,
, ~. SexHt >sAtgsoAv ~! ~ A. yonp'e
k1sy$.e -1A1 ~ 4oS1 70. %
= .9eYt ~ - .ently
,sS- ~ !-3l<lc 49, oI s1,e.!4ot e. !" E2Uef 9.
y S-- I.e<2 a. ~ Y yIoa3d WI IeeSs ano
= en ths rfepE sSaetieA q 1etaaelIs u
~ n. I me- ~ .ss,s
- ejsy d fEs UaiS1 ias< 70 nate 1922 Il.
trastlone pay Ia, ttan Wsaeih6ten. Ford knowins
that net, ~ only geStfa ~ best stock eonpany,
~ also oeta}no " NJ pfcAfnent elafs-net re1y-
- 9 Stcsk aisHs % please M citizens
= ~, .,~u---., y, 49, I. ..-.. ~
s ~, W. H .s,.. covsis !,
XSrs srsss eoRsc{ yut AnsnSsn Cen ...,
NyxAH. ~ .s tns ~ une poss.axs,c.
ASls sss..eJa, S1ssh nase 49, eocssseuy
EskS.s ~ s.s1 ~, -. so - nouuo,1 W
d a...a ~ sss -. ~ ~ 1871 - , xey
,Kafs Dsnin ~ Io1ts Housh were rsvfsst IN their
readile and acting 81 the parfs sssigned them.
Nh. q. c. Germoa, always sxcrllsnt vac partic,l-
iariy GOOD last nirht MI barron played kia char
actor Of Abel Muscott batter than we see II rene
rally rendered. l--i. t..l..fs ~
ifttnr American Cousin, 10 ID be succeede By one
o. don DDSlrciosultT beat plays, which viii LACK
ne hnof o. the comedy Of to-hieht, although rich
VIM evNn0 scenes III n - ~ ~ III
p .s'f~,l u d "a L--.77l.A y. . -, -.
A, CAEfEnnvnrs-Assn is Wi ne the ~: night Of
ne occupeoo1 ~ tnig music hsi until 10 entirely
rem0oeueo and hanosomeiy impr0yedi the manaye-
ment nave prspasea esIa ohi ~ penormanee iof
vue ocfrsion. mne. Annett G1letti, Mons. We
laroei Misses Kate fenhoyeft Julia Mortimer, yen-
nle Amen, maze Hefreont Lille hrenoonf. Tiny
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Dayton, 1enla and columbus RaIlroao.



hhh Daiy Trains East, via CoiLItl.fs qbI,I 80
u.heIs Wy. iroin I,yton 70 all Easetn vIt,os 9'
ssa as rany t"y ihshs k last leaving lA,ton isr VI.
au usinnbus Day ExpressAl IIgOi a i iiea, .n'',.
s'oP oiu9 .l Aena ana London. AccOuo,iall,,,, b6a
Z, mr. stops at Al way stations between Dnvie1, ~,
arriving at Dayton, night express $50 A. M; Ae.,,,
press o'Sb p. m il' ' "'S - 2
Iinlns run by Columbus time, which In ,n,unr.,,s
hlonsn ilehets can be had for all Eastern cutie, h,
ehiihg on B. W. KING, TEX N,Relt '''e'a - q
~ u.a r. ". WoOpWA.tD, super,nIessIept. %
q. WARhAs, GeI'l Agt, Dayton, o. ,ar@;
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Groeeries, &e.I7asa
By the Way, Have You Heard
the Newsfi bto1.iaA elliya

Ia j.. a. .MINICK, b.r,.- q. III
HAS received his new Spring stock, large, well, ,ss =
III lectedand OF the best quality.
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Illinois Central Railroad.

rn. . s CHANGE OF TINE
d y and after Monday, November s, 1861 pAss.u..,
~ iiiuhs VIII leave MattVon and Pana As toIinws
$3.50 LEAVE MATTOOR.
Tong North, l;lV y m and ii l,Uu u M. .f
Going South, 1850 m and $50 n M
' ~ HliI9s-Hi,L LEAN h lAAA. ..... De-.
adf 6ong North, $500 IA and ~ 80 nm
CONG sonth, li.SO m and i45 b M .s.-
1eI y w. i. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger As,.tu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-07

Mrs. A. called and got one doiiafs worth Of o"
NINE GENT SUGAR, AT Mfsfck,s.' ." va
The incest Kind haff A1f r
Mrs p. got one d,lars worth of the nicest Knd o
TIN CENT SUGAR, AT MfNIoK's 'o1g
Mrs 9 got one dollars worth of the choicest quail
.5 ELEVEN CENT SUGAR. AT MINIcK'saor1
Mr., b. says that he got the bost quality of green 5
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINIoKs,
That he ever drank, and Mrs. b. says she got the fin
est Of
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICK's.
While every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A, MfNIcK.
Mr.. NJ. says he purchased ahalf barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT ). A. MINIcKs,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply Of
NO. MAoKEREL, AT J.A. MINIoR's, g z.
Both for sine and duality cannot be excesd IN this or
any other market. 10 IN {
pect his stock OF -
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT tt.
CoFFEES AND TEAs 81 f"Ht' hu,Ei
N III SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety of Groceries 10
IN The CITY, HIS large establishmentls on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson SITS.
mar2gy '' 'h"t N
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Sprine..,IIouse Cleaninn.
7 Labor is Respeotable.

Labor is Respeotable. r as1
Nj NOTWITHSTANDING the views OF our seuthern
IN brethren.in-lRw rather step brothers ut pres
ent, therefore the subscribers have received their
usual stock Of Spring and Summer lRrning and gai-
dening implements, such MS long an short handled
shoyels spades, nattoc<s, picks, inanurelorlSs and
hooks, auyurs, drissels, hand saws, files and ginlet
axes, hatchets palng aud fencing nails hoes and gar
den hoes, wood and iron rakes, garden trUwels, Nc
and for sale by CHARLES POST q CO.,
aprl2dSw East Second st., doors from Main at
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nk4ilrpans.r.
sanausky, DaytOh and Cincinnati r, A.

ektA n y T..
and aiter December 81, 1880, and until 6,rth.,
~ noucei passenger and Freight Tfaia1 viii 1eaV
"a ll0N, going north, as follows II t. 30 y d
Q,In A. M through Freight and Accommo.iatinn
O.tU with Passenger Car attached
lhOA A. NJ hal train for HpFinpfeid. iro,,,.Aa,l
1O.CV SFbena, Bellef0ntRine, Forest, liySe rs,,d
iis missy ,conneelnB at Springfield With frin ior
no eciufatsisi arriving II ColiiinIls al 4s N
~ az DIiene WIN ,sein for Columbus; at Iorest Ss
Tram M on llttsbllrg, ~, Wayne Chicago r. II 'gons
& 5st arriving IN iIestne at $50 And PIttsluirr AZ
f;'y MI Al Slyae with Tram on Ceseund and fToif6
~. ~ n gong East arriving in Cleveland st sac q M,
west, arnvng IN Toledo At 12lO M Detfoit 4. Tfs
M Choago a. 1880 m, and Aandusly AZ t,g6 n m,
k.1 4, M Night Express for Springfield Irhau.
vi and Beileiondne, eonneatiiiR IA Ttlresf ,I,h
in,n gong East on Pitsburg, Ft. WAYNE and uhioas
hohu errslnR Srestlne al e;l6 a a. pitfsburs ~ A.,
M Going west, with Train kI1iyin. ma IA WavnS ~
eso m, and Chicago at lO.lU q M NJ tyde with Tr.T.
on eNemd anu Toledo X. X. arriving IN Oleves,. :.
souh M puhklfk al 500 IN aud Buffalo VI btsU 4, ~
reaches sandusky Rt 1:4O M = IT y -
7.n( y. III. Huntsville Accommodation l.a,,,,.
t,OO Dayton on arrival Of Tram irom Cipe,noaIsn
Ieeenhg Springfield at 9:56 m, urtana al l04s n M,
Ne' Lloerty at lli2S M Belleontane ut Iitbl ' III
and Huntsville Iz.lz a M. r, - " ' ="
m eksIs yia thus Line 70 ALI points North Ea.t and
Wts can be had al The Ticket Uffee In te Iin,o 1i
-SAh.L W. KING, Ticket Agent - Nf''
20 Fare always ~ low as by any other ron.a
for inOrnatlon relative 10 shipping Freiaht Lv M,
hplte, ePpiy al the Companys fTeiRht Depoi-cI N /
MaSsEl, Agent, Il. RICE, Sul,eriI,tal,l eni
M O. OLAFf, Gen. Ticket Agent isnia
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Bacon and Lard.
GOUHTRY bacon sides and hams; also lard kny sale
" by CHARLES POST 4 CO., D
selOd6w East ~ st, 4 doors from MAN.
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standard that our gallant leaders have f,lab,,a,;
upon their soil.
Our forces occhpv Winchester and The l..
test reports say Harper's Fe5rv also.
a ge1ltielsiah who was On the haffls -Ee4d
near Manassas Sunday whore the fight. took
pace o1 SefuItial. The 30th says tllal II is the
most pprflble sight be has ever witfesset--
: pc eiieHys dead remained tnburried and
sirewil SO profusety that one could wrlk OIL
their bodies for acres and thousands who were.
wounded in the same engagement. arc yet on.
They have been gathered together iilgfokips
to be carried of iniheir ainbnIances. and IN
'nese groups numbers Of them have died
WHIST those who are wlth them are 40 badly
'souuded' mat they cannot extricate hem
selves from the position they occupy with the
lead a few feet fross t,ese can be seen The
sareasses of dead horses. and tic air is filed
With an insntferal,le stencil.
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EXEMPTIONS UNDER TIE coEscRR.
TON LAW.
a Bill entitled An Act 70 exempt certain
persons from ENROLMENT for ssrYice In
the Armies Of tie Confederate states.

rllrr.1S !. 1tr c.s<rrrr = - Ca-f1<on1s S.s,--
y - q Tirt q l.er--- rl,s -. ! =.
~ i1 rrlrt = M fary No. u1f-r - - - ~
sritIi ~ thf cecre-ary g ;, A. al tzdi-i J zrc ex
rrl;l-- ft.- o. q l1- tf1etfr1te STATE fsornre.
1flfs to ulela1el- uf i-1 hl--es II C5nrreas ~
- 10 i--l1rrr-f - r. several >ta1es AL thar -
sert .cr-rr- 81 rirrk- 1f re u-e~s u ~. e,e-r
and tie1- afr fssEe-1 11fr-s 4oFrd 81 L.. ~ =,
<1r1r - tAe -. ali irrrFrn,- n -
rl-te-+ al pa q I'D rrso1s r1,r1Eec y - -.
clTict sd On 1rf1s Service IN rlFer nd raslrnaI
t1rfe- q telcrrr hic operatives -
niil-ll'lE - rr-io1 fs rEaiar disLlarre q 49,
.srefal st,iies All ezra - IN HorklnE ina uinr-
flr4auez g folriIics, a. i01s1cTn.en printr~ ~,
spalir' c1ris--d 10 rrintinE neH-rarers- Al 49,
d.fs "a lrrfc@-prs 81 oo.leges ard asenuies and
~ tier- tasi1E rnanF tuerfy sch 1nrs. upar-
iats1eaf- ~ ,ntLc hoA1itals iun1tir asri1-ns and
sttrnfs fh-rein ard re teachers ernpIorsd n ~
uzffff1S - sbe ~ nd d1ub ana tiind. - ench
plfai-arT -r1re z-4t'i-led a7t n,stArcarr r
Tod - nd 1. uho J. a prar-ical lrarri-f- sntsr1n-
tlfsii- n vol ana other fa-ii-1es. may e.
airft1 - ihe Secretary ~ Var. sh4l be. ADD are
hereby eenpter fru military irTi1e q fbe urria.
q ftr Co1fr1erzte States
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MonE PRlsoSzRs--A hatch OF eighteen pris
loners arrived m town yesterday fsorn Steven
son, having been captured in aud around A N.
ems, Ala Among them isI-iens. G. ~. Fisk
Of The I'D Ohio The baia.,,e sr. from The Ioft
18th and 42d Illinois. 81 AMI sti,1Oiio.aa Ion,
Wiscotsin. This lot was added to those. Al.
reaas accumulated here. captured at different
points ~ this neighborhooi and. North Ala
oama. and the whole. anDanting 10 forty-two.
sent oo~h 70 Macon. Ca. by yeslefda.s's train.
fefefai declared tfeinselSes deserters and cx-
pressed a desire TO take the Confederate oath
- ''.leslance- others again wanted 10 be pa.
.oifa ngl 10 'ake up arms against the South
curing me oalqice OF. the WAL lillced. we
believe, most al Of them NTefe desroiis os fl,a
latter
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ZEE CONSTELLATION law.

EIiL =. - FS1iTIfD - al - Ft1s1irE inoTErE
FOX rHE rrtLfc otFEScEi
IN rse-r n the srre< . IT, ce1uirT ~, ~ a.
sointe Hee-sitE a. keeplzg ID t- s-rrre or iialt
army and Of psrinE = the 1eI : large b1d-i0f.ai
fore met the e1v4HcifE ctll-ius n tie catns
now inradinE o-lr sal. theretf-t.t
sErT1o~ IT, Conrrrsr Of ~ Ccgff1rr1fr Srfrr
n IN. ri-1 ~ ~ ftr Trr- dent te AID htrr
BY azfl1rizsd u cat ard place - the snriiary
zerEice q ne Cnsedrrzfs slate or fhre- s. ~ M
les the war sal have ben scner eal.ei I'll ullife
men uhl .re Residents e The (hi-ie4lre SAFE. f.e
tween ire AEe- " eighteen md shirts IRE years ~ fbe
tI1e the -l csi<-Dsy - mad 80 30 -gaiF
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ne 10 lowing snake story is from the pen 81
"a lady sbhtributor. 10 the Montgomery Adyer,.
riser and coming from such 4 faif sosrEce, ot,I
s4ilahtHy fortiiis "a from questioaine1AAiit
truth :HlA
lT1erf Ihitlln..iifg a. to the best lplaii. Oh
e4 leilllfiiftEng FiIis lazy serpeht wien t. anu
b9h.I dg hos sf ilttil. lelhiss commended rI,,,l
uiIg ltil Tue tank frpln tic dry bedl of fl,,l
bfaudtH usl locking hown discbvefesi .loa hb,,l
idf N eoIHtlEs. tlAl We Ecff, Hasa idn d IiysiIe
sefIqIli 4liss thpY KIitlsus and o0ilinJ ines-
cry yRk III. llEni iiIl.l ils. one ql15lstk lsb
such lR t4'sf gvas When ciesgllv ltllrlae.f It'd
aeFuHT ass4 hau4 liiA l.4t ssipfk III iileione re-
S'isve E4fe iaiia Yen Will have TIA IDEA sf tile
sillee yin ~ bAts frii ..iiyseli aid fh=
sief4l sii.a3.s8 s4sns ail 1f The 4.ialli ahss
ceileotisa 4 Ift ile,l W t,.e.agc e. sss.J,. III
er-sall li9M ceinaelEetd Que gae nos. ,,,s .I
fHeals leyef slh dlsesissii3. ef this i.lzks tel
aye 4stoiy. all the iiea.sl Boz wste sum.
'staeA MS aIseci.slo.s. if ls,aslsse.i r,IatI5f.
llefe piHa sltf yoiEsslc pwaiise alfislf ii tlll
TfeilE E. .ke, MAO Ais q'ies.y MI lerlnl3iitsi
: tfn sliotfias T. sisiss a'.ls or es3aITel+t
~ csFfpdIYss li1psss lIie ay-ltlsc caf1b aTAR
mad oHlHhslld Ifeilaer.3l ikr9 ret aeIia sti.t}l
VIZ liiiaHlas'lt 81 ept pr ie r4sreat oi 4. ahtl
lle tHsal ii Her PIT selsl.c t s.i.. 4.,li r.
iuf.hdFI flesiis .f,tsosl l..isH . lisk Aitlr sat
issh IN lA9Nkiat THAT ibe ytffiiEnol s,zais
~ n it. s.efi 5.ast sssa sss3f s5m4a wflll
q ifeo4 81 lfeeitItha i. iii iEla
t'ian'l H'itFER a.lfit u s.f;i seleh3.d she
'o'EgullF alf .lsf sati4 faHli sustain htlsell
- 20 r. si.;tistsei npts 10 hfliibe The
~: hllli sAlta 'Iuait elilissify To- se4 how
Ias9uy-i lIniA sfe Hat swalioeed. IL were
h''i HI a'Isl'Hs4ss, ftE sefy soon The koaisy
lSsl'Fiis i5fiil. AMI ltleredibi5 as III
may =. lffaf.l1 10 sansc oat sis ~lihi 1.-The alt
Will llfi 't.fl isi.i1i, ila 20 s,i.ss4 Alt
pIqcishE aiike sliea VI e { sane s.sc. Ihes "
toliehs ss,. lfosIs and kept ali lands lisy i6r
4 timeI 4. kiAlti iheitIiaii and counted lI-he,.,
piAeiha El.s n sllfie n allsskei, itng tie 4askei
~ ami 9r1ught b infoi iia yiii.l
iSe u1ilxislHtail, ilerd numbers cbnlessed Il
I the AiIIatgM family IolI snaktis. tlIt biegek,
SHAKE lEile.iai ultSsith ltcrfsiiic OF tiie das/
My iaItiyes weIe ii4vasafea4 the 1lotl4Tf
me maFlS ieet ilsches lohgl The 80 yealgl
mes, sischeS long each, 80 / Killed 81 siszkes
lad Al ~ inElses Of sisake, aud 37I6 safts In Il
make, hiid r las hot a very good day for
hem either. Beat this who cdn. /sl'E +
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THE DaIL.Y BEL
q g -; lte'2aI J ppe.isf lie Post qsleel4
cvhTa so o GA.
li,i.SAl sioRAiSs SEPT, Il. 1862

=
Why Is II that 50 many -Four sick are
kePtan crowded lhes S wheu they epuFd
be 50 much better 3" ken pre- of at home
ano q 50 much less expensf to tils45overn-
meutY Ihoasands sol parents, friends and
relatives would % ~ ltl'ng and ifnsious to
take sex soss'.efs f9nses and there
have then s.s hey were Der
mi.i,d 9 s havc teeniilo
da1.na - the soldiers
to.fet. they could
have ~ q e Il prisate
n u fny The al.
n he hour Of
e. peneheial as
tA5ss food reasons can
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'IrHE afs,yanel bv applScAtii:s< 10 have h1r=c- p
81 Tie Gov Stake a-si mats !, nuis<r The
able "a rlx pis-ts-tt = nCt Kept To- ~ ~ ,...s
an u T. iI1et rlht Oh cr< fFr11iairx ~
ai.l not a. - keep tlie5 har-ss- can't = sf.
an net q the bisrrs business rzS anf harr
40 Ef5fe taes~r ~. Nake She - .ge srIanEsrne=f
yo- lTaHid II he static fRi nFFer ueen bIiif aud
say yeair trfr-SIecF AMI tte positive as~nrsute al
Z. aal- Capt: n unedy Is Horse rari.frraS..r ami
MAJ ii ,slss = n f Post. 3. z. JDNES
tsatt<ntgee. a *. = IT sf.fi. 4 Depot Qsn
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TItaH 81 >fffIPT LAW ~ TEss sIEsss !: Il
Bx thf =ofderI Of Gov Harris, which ".
piFtIlEsh below, the Judges Ind cb.Er5, IL j,
Eth4 abtuty courts are reouiFed toF appoir,
com ps ielit psrsons TO make Ehl en4olineht
If thhsy FIJI to comply the renhlty Eu5gurrled
under ths sttte law j. a ins of Eve lhul ndfHed
doflipaFS md inPrisonnsent FIR one year. and
in addition theretb it is q militarJ otFe5ee
ana NflHl be proinpily and upsparinElyl pun
ishea HH.H o #H4
Il ftle PERSONS appointed by the 9hairnaen
fail art. they lfkevIseincur similar ., ns
aE,ies fI'he Governor Willl s s eprollI
ing afffsfS If the chairnneeen fail to do so
70 tiiffeEls az escape. The law is 10 BE en-
IL .ilI ItIi7 .Il- H. n
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I'M the 7th Septerltef ls72. F5nal Statement 81
~ case hareed seili er, y W pridsYn- iiespiia
1lfnfAFa oi rue z4th MIS- Vols ADS ne7frc mr. the
aspss NJ oe h'efary re~agded hF leaving the same
= Y pAylnas'er are Hereby fareH@rned rot 70 pay
.f Asse r.ii sittflneni uRe-- aecninl,anisd with
M pigler ai,n+rre Figptc BY The commanding g5
II. J. - WILSON.
sfp2-tt Co. Il. 2sIh reg-t 81 IS. Feks.
satiantt southern Confedfra.y COPY 10 anlcuut OK
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hsS xF5r, Aiiin<t 90. ls5e-
Tanners viii be iiiEei without further nofice l..
deliver = citizens rs eaihef .iuiri on shares fir
them. and y sell ffy cet "a th- leather tanned
By them.st prices heEetofnre rcd blt mat give at
isfacofr bind 0r assurance tias they Vii deliver
my agents IT she coutracturs hsvtux oerrn.r
70 purchase. the rem sining sixty per cent.
Zine Al SKINS. NIT suitable for m-ziag arrur shoes
and sheep skins, may Be sid % any PERSIA without
permits JAAEa GLO1 ER.
ang1S Major and 2 .aFterna>tcr :
~ shSttanooga. Athe-s Cielreland Cre.nrrfirs
nd J0nesb.aro pspcis pubssh q as-01n ioftro i 10
lals -. sIrd luIHaid ae.osnIs % - -.,s =
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sTNHE un.lsr~srs seesatse,.c,. tic secn.d ses.
-it Of hi sehol 81. iise Cumberland e'hurc 29fh
d.y 81 Fleient month Hs bop- q; merit c1ntilu-
lion OF IA, iber4a raTon3ee wsrt Which thc ro-nnu
ntJ has favored , m IN The past.
ttEEAt; siens utiry brai<l-. l,er Eve MONKS g ~
Sciences. 1e3-raIt.r English (ifas0fssar. IS go
Ons- hAf ri asvaset. IRE 0tfr tfr .Aiddi- II the
ses~ien- both 5s.y4 lsd giIis|~sl bs--eceisel
batthneora Srn- 5th-lm \ A. TEr PiErON- (
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ss-Hye had the pleasure Of a cali yester-
LAY + ON J.Withers Clay, editor OF tbe HUNS
vile Democrat. He is on his way home and
Intends 10 Fksnlne soon the Issue OF his yaliar
Ole papers tie appears 10 have borrs his.ex-
lie well and issSe fine spirits We Sincerely
hof e IN leaufifpl CITY may never again be vis
tied by he vile Y lnkres