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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-03
The FIGHT NEAR RICHMOND
GEN MccLELLANs OFFICIAL REPORT
0en' McClellan's Headquarters, June .. ,
olnoL ID

oen. McClellan's Headquarters, June
20 clock, P Nj.
Two Gays OF the battle of Ricbmond bo %
poen iought, on both of which our troons bavo
~" "on VICTORIOUS. The loss on both sides ia heavy
ine pa''ie was opened by the enemy making an
attack on Gen. Casey's division. encamned nsar
tne seven pines on the turnpike leading owe,
bottom bridge, and within ! miles of Rich.
mond vi i'i'"-
Inc attack was made about o'clock IN Sat
urday by Gen. Hill's division, composod of 4,
reoel brIgades, the rebel troops being for tho
most part from South Carolina, virginia and
georgia. The fight there was disastrous Cen
casey troops were forced to retire before sn.
perlor numbers, leaving all their camp eou;-
page and II batteries. COL Bailey, in endeav.
orlng TO save bis batteries, was killed.
Some OF the troops in this division from New
YORK and Pennsylvania, behaved very badly.-
Many OF the officers were killed and wounded in
endeavoring to rally their men,
Gen. Heintzleman on ascertaining the result.
ordered forward d portion of the divisions Of
Uens kearney, and Hooker, to regain the dav
Gen kearney men on being brought into ac-
ton, charged with the bayonet, driving the
rebels before them like sheep and regainino all
'he iost ground but about half IA mile. Night
coming on, operations were brought to close.
Gen Summers two divisions, and Gen. Sedc
WICK and Richardson's crossed the Chcka
homlnv about three 0 clock Saturday afternoon.
taking position on Heintzleman's right Here
they encountered Gen. Longstreets, Rains and
Hyers divisions. the flower of the rebel armv.
The lighting was desperate, every foot of
ground being holly contested, but our soldiers
were too much for them. The enemy would
| stand maptullV at 6lSta nf G0 L
hred at but they were afraid of the bayonet and
in every instance that our men charged, they
were victorious
These two divisions did nobly, driving the
rebels at every point until dark. The enemy s
loss was very heavy, many of them being killed
by the bayonet. Gen. Pettigru Of South Car
DINA, wac taken prisoner We have about
500 prisoners.
Washington, June 2. The following Gene
raj Order has been issued:
WAX BULLETIN.
The Department of Virginia is extenced to
include that part of Virginia south of the Rap
pahannock and east of the railroad from Frede-
rlcksburgh to Richmond, Petersburgh and W ell
don Maj. Gen G. b. Mcclellan, U. s. Army,
will assume command thereof AMI of all the u
s. forces within its limits.
Maj Gen. John E. Wool, u 5. Army is
ASST gned to the command of the middle Depart
ment and will proceed to Baltimore and assume
cammand thereof
Maj. Gen. John A. DIX, U. S. Volunteers
will proceed Immediately to Fortress Monroe,
and assume command, at that point, reporting
to Maj. Gen Mcclellan for orders
By ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR
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WASHINGTON June 2. The following has been
Received here
~ CoRINTH, May 81.
II beauregard has been at Richmond, others
ia, forged his signature. as | have received
, ,,'l' rom hlm about exchanging prisoners
"sa Early every day for fortnight
W ne evacuation Of Corluth commenced on
, ",,'oty>1ay and was completed on Thursday
7"' III great haste, as an immense amount OF
nmaPfIy was destroyed and abandoned. No
wy, nav" gone from here to Richmond unless
' S@ the last Two days,
'Ished) H. w. LlALLECK.
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EOTN :!
X. r. RIkER,

has just returned from NEW YORK with good stock of
Broadclohs Cassmeres and Vestngs of late Patterns
and Styles German Broadcloths, Black Doeskins;
French Fancy Doeskins, for Gentlemens
Pants Rich silk aid Marseilles Vest
ngs ; Satin and Silk Vestngs, of
the best qualities,
a>r All Garments made at his Shops will be done in
the most workmanlike and Fashionable manner.
Garments cut others make, and ed tosft.
Gentlemen wishing for a good and fashionable Z. at,
car get it by calling at Riker's shop.
Nav
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-03

~ REMEMBER the entertainment, advertised
elsewhere of Mr. & MRS. Frohisher, this eve
ming ut Village Hall Let no one who enjoys
fine eocution, instructive, and agreeable dis
course, pathetic and humorous Rotations, or
lively and natural dialogues, fail to attend.
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CASH CAN DO 1T!
THE OLDEST CASH JOBEING
Boot. Shoe & Rubber Store
IN BOSTON, Is
mo 90 PearI street,

[ESabhshed IN 1887.
WHERE YOU can always find goods of any
quality Of our own manufacture, or tro m ASH auc
ions AT the VERY LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY.
Parties ordering depend upon personal At. nton on
filling their orders and at as iOW prices as II fsent.
lash ADVANCED ON GOODS which can be sold at Low
A'"' GEO c. WALES, Pearl Street
M3mcom F3Ol: comM oct3
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from heeling, late member of viro;ni,
ieg rl' and two slightly wounded.
The loss of the enemy Is unknown tho
lett on the first fire. ""' DIS 'hey
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ITALIAN BEES.

u RICE Of an Italian Queen Warranted pure), with
few workers to accompany her, $5. Hersafe arrival
her destination Full instruct ions for uniting
the queen with common stock will be sent with each
queen Address, GOODRICH SANBORN
332m3 East Hardwi ok, Vt.
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NV TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
O'CLOCK A. M.

y,w YORK. June2 Special dispatches from
ns'biDrton state that it is understood that the
wa M%' nsoartment has received advices from Gen
Nns wa indicating the speedy occupation of
0mistmond. All the news received to-day from
S. has been favorable.
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N'NT ROYAL, June Il. A reconnaissance
n, ,''' '0'S afternoon discovered large force OF
c,,. l.sny consisting of infantry, artillery, ana
ii, ", y some SIX or seven miles from here on
VII, " winchester road.
,An n"' troops opened fire upon them, and drove
ono - 'o'ne distance, taking seven prisoners ana
nnol FOUNDER cannon manufactured IN Liver
and m M iiool' and twelve wagons, several horses
Nd I Pa and also recapturlng six men OF the
ho Wslnent who had oeen left in house IN
''V'nly, We lost one man named Crawford,
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G. e 2 Ell A LIC PILLS
CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE !

BY these Pills the periodical attacks of Nerv
Sick Headaches may be prevented and if taken
at the commencement of attack immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head
che to which females subject.
The. act gently upou tue bowels,-removing Cos
tiveuess
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and all
persons of sedentary habits they valuable as Lax
alive. improving the appetite giving tone and vigor to
the digestive organs restoring the natural elasticity
and strength OF the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result of long invest
cation and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain and sui
teIing from Headache, whether originating in the nerv
GUS system or from deranged stat of the stomach.
They entirely Vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
change of diet and the absence OF any disagreeable
taste renuers it easy to administer to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have five signatures ofHeny G. Spalding
each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepared on receipt ofthe
Price rs Cents.
a II orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING,
4S Cedar Street New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03
AtOTuS.M OIsASTln.

W. learn from the Appeal that On
Monday last The enemy, 3 or iOO0
strong, surprised our forces At Iniou
City, consisting Of Pickcts regiment
OF Infantry aud two b%attalions Of
cavalry and captured l5o men and
300 horses. Most Of the coufcdc.
rates escaped, but few being Killed.
Our pickcts had gathered il an old
church 10 yroy, hence the surprise.
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Departed this life the 2.l Of Mch..
Mrs. Augusta j. Taylor, wife
~ Lawson g. Taylor, Esq, in the
jith year of lrr age.
Too much canno, be said in praise
&c this noble woman. She died as
she hal always lived, a true, pious
and devoted Christian. She was u
STRIFE, member Of the Presbyterian
church, and. had been SO from her
early life. Nobly did she do her
duty rs u faithful Christian, always
giving her young friends, and chill.
drcn, good advice /; pcrsuadine them
to read the bible and al religious
books. Religion WAS her theme. She
cared little for the things Of this vain
world; her thoughts were Of heaven.
She talked much Of death during her
short illness. She said she was not
afraid to dv. tina, she was going to
heaven. bus il the preparation for
the exchange had then to be made,
she felt ,lh It could no, be donc.--
Is a wife she was . model, as q mo-
Their she was devoted to her children.
a. a fricna and q mistress, she was
kind, a~fcctionate and indulgcnt, ever
ready to help aud give good advice.
Thus nm intclligcu, and noble.
minded woman has LEFT US (: n gcncr.
Gus, sympa,hisias and werm-hear,cd
friend: q meek. humble and jealous
Christian. All who knew her es-
tccmcd her. but those who knew her
hest esteemed her most. Her friends,
the church, and the community have
lost a precious treasure bu. there ia
one consclaticn--strong consolation
to those who mourn, though they
lose her sympathy. counsel and pray.
ers--shc has come into possession Of
priceless treasures, aud immortal
joys in the kingdom Of her chosen
Savior.
She leaves a husband. three son,
and one daughter to mourn her loss.
May God give them grace to bear NJ
ua.lT this, their heavy loss. They
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W ARDS BATTERY.

One Of The guns for Capt. Wafl s
light artillery arrived hre on Mon
day Snorning last. aud can be seen Of
Zen. Mathew livery stable. il is
Il beautiful specimen, and u company
with ten such pieces can bid defiance
10 u regiment of Yankees. TIL,
length If this field piece is 30 inches
and it carries a two pound ball. I'll,
remainder Of the guns will be her,
BY the 18th inst.
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~ H1lHHn diIInf IfIIr 1910
.ie oo'' through ouf columns ihp.
they want all tbe dnil abl tsi.i,l
cotton ihcy can afi, ~ lnu rocks IT,
tho soldiers n ihcy cpnri sa 49,
ynfr doubted hey wll ulr single
and double II thcmsol,a
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raoor. u ~.srs.D,

4 hfs, laiy 81 troops ar t
rnloTtuH,aa 81 Gratit fd VOC
ab ~ qnts, teaiy nntt 'hs
6rii fts lsa h lfnIly fli "
tha hhT8 specimens oi 9IL,ff y.
hove b,r fat
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.ssall hrs sss - sha-s sha W..
~ slps Thsk tas ; hsf ssssssI
ls6 ihsy has ae ,ssss N ths
lasosl # ssltsllsi legs, sh1 msy sI.@
" Aal . bfisfs galisa sofi. zssay
bai iwaly trasihg hss hesfGs %
hssssm FRIEND
Faaa4
min
fm Aaiwiay, the 2ll N Marsh
afin as Nheia n ~ lsyt, W.,
.Afofu4 4 TWIN. sifs n w.
LaFyt y TsylaI u ihli epaht5l
W ~ flih ysaf
Ths dsea.i Wnsamfmbsf n M
prssbytsfia Carsh. Hhs atsnsI
Nv pvufeHsan " = consistent w
aal IN dehfh VS. as'alh' lg NJ
aa oiaaan n Ne gospel ~ h'seI
" maafa lhfir laas,a husband, gn'
iaaghsf and three spht, iwo .
! am sfe absenl IN Il, army, nm
sas peeedsd IN her daiih W m
othef ION *bo diei In iha amy las
summer
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Ny douie Io, IIyffy 'tbIc tll
y stalls and groundi attached are
for rent. ! have enlisted iof the
var, and wish TO rem nay promise, to
u cool tenant Apply TO
- = MATTHEWS.
april 3tf
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Proceeds ol concert given At Tn
lon clmrch. sla.3D.
IL bctalf Of ihc gallant .oilicr.
who vp hope will bo benefited by
these contributions, Wo return uir
vamcst trsnLs 10 thc liberal donors.
We vii cndeayor to appropriate thci,
gifts 10 the hes, adyantag'.
ny order Of Mrs. T. McCrackcn.
President.
CALLlE MORRlSS, Soc.
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Notice a. o,er-eevs Of roads.
THE sTATB or MISSISSIPPI.

HIN FTATE UF NIftTFSIFTT, 7
pANOLA fOrsIX
Board VI Police, March special Term, 20.
NOTICE IL herehy given to all persons
y appointed urar,eets Of roads 81 the
May Term. ls6l, Of the Bourd o. Police "
Pnnoh county. 10 make q report 70 tho
B1ard nj H. nest Nay term. 1859, NJ the
Inv Directs. IN I'll cascs wliefp M report
Is mnde the law IN regard 10 zines will be
reidly enforced.
Ry order NJ hi. honor rhos. v. clarke.
President ~ mid Board. Issued the lgth
day N Match, lsG2
nl0.lt j. y. McI.Eob. Clerk.
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titi WHi tn M 1ne.day ff
agllt ia, fuHHi bsarpin
m bhah ssa iel ftt MI o.
me- a Hal rfaH b mt ftiHr
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Ef tsu niat stfilfu A. NJ
p'4smnfg sdlshsp ~ ffHa,f ~
tsis Al ~ #taf faIfs
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sysssslsss IN TIVE ssGsisss Ata
Aeffsis


SIAM Hisfs Hafth ~
Ilhs AIDES n ths Hllllsis Az
safsyf n Huis tiss fisisiah
~ sska slafa lks I lipeaf htsisl
ataa msB " lsa Hfaiy u lhs
tisas dfha ~ lha ish itsi shf
fa l.al fHsl
Hf ffssh ~ n i,ty 4talas eot
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81 as oglsty ahaitf silh
u. Nlt8mtt 4 bslf sat
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New advertisements.
GREAT

IIAyfNG enlisted IN he Conf lrrnle
Ill aftiee md having The tn'iusss NJ
me- lfh " Bsara & Simmons 70 settle NJ,
I hefslg give holie that oil sho a'e ~.
drhteI 70 The said y afs 4 simmoha are
requested 10 como f9faafd and settle by
nota, II iheg ron w. NJ more. as ! nm ans.
ious 10 have w. business closed ~ before
r.. JAs.k SIM ONs.
B|NugTttr. Mss, Mrh ~, isG'.
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r<s- When preachers grow prc.i
Of the beauty and eloqucncc Of their
prayers. Satan himself might readily
toll the bell to sammcn she congrc-
CATION ~ church.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03

WAxtrp.-Foar hundred gentle.
men, Of any age. who ds not smoke
or chew tobacco.
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r-S- Hearing a physician remark
that n very small blow would break
The hose. y rustic exclaimed. 'sWcll,
| dunno bout that. I've blowed nv
nose a great many times, and I've
ncyar lsroke Il VET
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Issf. Il has been Inferred that Dry.
den wasn't opposed to sherry cob.
blcrs from n remark he once made,
"Straws may be maio the ins,ru.
ments Of happiness"
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MISSISSIPPI DEFENDERS.

This gallant band Of men, com.
mandcd by Capt. W. D. johnson, de-.
parted for Grenada on Tuesday eve.
ming last, being the third company
which has left this county under the
last call Of Gov. pc,tns. Thi. com.
rany will, when opportunity offers to
engage the foe, prove themselves
worthy Of the name Of brave Missis.
sippians. We learn that they will
he attached to Col. Walthall's reri.
mcnt. In connection with this. vi
will mention that Cant. johnson ha.
authority from the Secretary of wal
to raise an infantry regiment. Iii.
headquarters fcr the present are al
Grcnada.
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tiFrt I liliUo
UtIHFf if.ta Ib fnn
.lfm VI the var hnrpend fhD atIa
lsY IN one # The border eunnnet ~
ipi Ienn oe A company Nj
thirty of forty I MON men were u}.
lng 40 make their rsfipo 10 tu
ilcl " 70 join Che Northern nfpy
they wmp ~ a cfch Which they
were compelled W wade Not wish
w 10 grt Hrr clothes 500. Ny
sh Nod na, I'LL a. thnr hfi, and
while iu tls condition thoy were
surprised w o. company ~ JcH
cavalry Aoy=, thj were tn rot rur
uit of them. Bcn- somewhat
frightened lhey ded h double quick,
mnl hog q init .hir HliI up ND
Ani down bill, leaving their clofhing .
IN The possession ~ our boys. wlo of.
course took possession aud appropri
ntrl lie smmc. What hocimc or the
tories w. are unable 70 siy. lut
raihor suppose acy gu lnsl poor
condition Tor tho weather. GA Abe
bad better lool after them. aud give
them q riir Of logging, # nothing
mo'c - ircewH Baaacr.
.....
VII NoEm p|GLsLaNiNd. - The
committee who ARE collecting metal
for cannon, applied to onc of our
Adams county planter for his bell
not having the article, he men.
toned It 10 NJ. wife. whn She very
periodically offered her brass kctrlc.
The lttlc one. 90 h9,nc rather ac
INJURED to the sacrifice, and one Of
them, with . sweet. tooth, said:
ia, pr, what will W. 30 tor pre-.
serves!
My daughter said The vag Of a
father, ''our whole duty now is to
prfstr'e our country. - Nttricz
Courier.
NNftRg AXp AEt.-"Ah. Eliza"
cried n puritan preacher to u young
lady who hal Just been making her
hair into beautiful ringlets: ".Ah
Eliza, had God intended your locks
to be curlcd, he would have curled
them for YOU ''Whcn | was an in.
FAINT, replied the damscl so he did"
but now ! am grown up, '.he think.
am able to do 1t myself"
fA5'- I'm short, LADIES' and gentle.
men, said an ovcrpowcrci orator.
81 can only say--bcg leave to add
desire to assure You that ] wish
hail a window in my bosom, that You
might see the emotion Of my heart
Vulgar boy from che gallery. ..Won,
u pane IN your stomach do this time
forNb Orr.-A wing said that. IN
journcying lately, he was put in an
omnibus with u dozen persons. Of
whom he did not know n single one.
Turning q corner shortly after how.
ever the omnibus wa upset. And
.hcn, he said, ''lfcund item MI out.
Fac Hearing q physician remark
that n very small blow would break
the hose. y rustic cxclaiucd. We'll,
dunno bout that. I've blcwed IN,
nose q great many times, and I've
never l'rohe Il vet:
T~s- II has been inferred that Dry,
den wasn't opposed to sherry cob
blers from n remark he once made
"Straws may be mado the ins,ru
ments Of happiness"
\. - .s.
r<s~ When preachers grow proc,
Of the beauty and eloqucncc Of theiI
prayers. Satan himself might readil,
toll the bell to sammcn she congrc
] CATION n church.
: WAStrp.-Foar hundred gentle
men, OF any agc, who ds no. smck'
OF chew tobacco.
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To Nm. Mckinnie anil the heirs u W.
nal Mckinnie and oil whom Il MAJ 90
ccrn.
NOTICE Is hcrohy given ihs, Ihs VI
- dersisned, guardian d wiIisa n
Michnd Nickname, has flej IN The prfy
Ccnr, Of Pamela county. Mi'sisafv.
petition TO surrender his said LsuT
ship BY permission 81 the eoar, sst
flsd bis final account u his gasrtiN.fN
20 far ~ the same has extended, NJ ne
he will NJ the Mavch term nssi d M
court apply for = Small heasiss ~
cause, mud also for the allcwssss ds
said accosnt with commisscns.
rs.4w wM. EbwAkDs
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The sis,s ~ Mississippi. Chss,sr
n Pamela couss,.
4, rwls. lsfor tho cle,t n sslf-
~ biz Office IN tho town NJ pasalS
III hondsy. III day. u massA, IN
Lucy " Douglass
hy her nest friend M
Elizabeth glsd'o', ,,aD.,. ~
~, @A
Goo ". Douglass.
T-POS AFFIDAVIT hled 10 IN -. h.
poarins " ihe saiisissdNe a !.
Court TIN, thu defendant. 1sefa, " n.
lass. !. u nonresident ~ ihs ~, dY
,i..ipp,, and IL now sbssus lkssshss
that the ordiuasy proeey VI lsv ssuas,
served upon him, u. u ihssaass 81.
That the said defendant appear M M.
answer or dr,nur to said HI On ), ",
the mex, tern ~ said covs,, n NJ ~
at thu court hosse u said sNusls. 4. ,
town ~ Paroln. On the III Maais, n
thu dth Monday in March. lsSe, Mks,,
such final dcrce will be ~ Asyslt
shat seem just md proper i fsrtl
ordered that . COP, " ~ asiss hs %
| li.hcd in tho Pamela Star, 4 vuhlie ~,
paper published IN the ievs Il psssls.
aid county, for four weeks sas..s;s,,
49,. A. N. RAYBuRS, cirt.
tTn1.tw
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ForSp ORA wing said that. IN
journcying lately, he was put in an
omnibus with a dozen persons. Of
whom he did not know n single one.
Turning q corner shortly after how.
ever the omnibus was upset. And
.hen, he said, ''lfcund item all out. -
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was Committed to the ~ 4
Pamela COUNTY. three asgrs. ~
man. one woman and one boy. rlsr ~
,hn thy belong to Win. Hawkins, IA.
laha,ebia Comfy, Miss. The nam Gd-s
about ; feet : inches high, corr.f as:
'he woman Sally I. nbont ) fsa . e!
inches high /; the boy Tom .abcH u ,n-
old, and wall weigh abou, 10 pound. "
owner !. hereby notified 10 come frs,a
aki prove property and take then avn. v
they will be deal, with rs ,ha lss Ire.
J. n. JONES. Shsff
and jailor, psnela e.
March 6. iS6s. a,h
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GEO. W. GRIFFIN.
COMMISSION AND
Forwarding Merchant,
No. - FRONT ROW,


Special ssssssien paid 70 au Ossds
consigned TO me.
Rsvsstycxs.-Brvan I scasbosoueh, A.
J. Walt. Black . Pisman, Burnett, Hen.
dfixA Walker. he.phis; 3. Brown NJ.
op, X. w. wrsins, J.. T. NsoseA Co., \,
Orleans. ,6.sS
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The members Of Wards Battery
are requested to mcc, on saturday
'ncxt,'fcr the purpose Of elccting OFF.
GERS. The ranks ARE beng rapidly
filled up, and those wishing to join
should do 50 immediately asst will
be too late after next Saturday. the
Confederate Congress having passed
a Law (which viii be found among our
Geographic dispatched tina, no more
volunteers will he received. but tina,
hcrcarssr they will obtain soldiers b,
CONSUMPTION. Those who wish to
serve their country as frecmcn ana
no, as conscrip,s. can fiud no better
fportanisy than thi, 10 join a good
company.
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