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A PAINFUL MIsrAHE,-By the mistake
of an apothecary at Winchester Ind,
last week, a quantity Of antimonial wine
was sold to a Methodist society near
that place, Cor sacramental purposes. 1t
was quarterly meeting occasion when the
wine was taken, and the effect was fright
full. Although it was a serious matter,
the sinners, owing doubtless to the hard
ness of their hearts, did laugh excessive
ly as the brethren and sisters, in gangs
of from half dozen were leaving the
church, depositing the coutcnts Of their
stomuchs in their hats and aprons as they
went
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to the threat, continued biz pace, when the
cowardly rebel brought bis musk Il to bis
shoulder, took deliberate aim and hred at
The sergeant, woundng him, The rest OF
the party, being unarmed, fastened back TO
procure arms aud returned Just rs the
planter, having loaded bic mnskrt, was 10
the nc, Of shoe ing again TIE wounded ser.
gean' One Of he number instantly lev.
eled his rifle aud sh,t Mr. johnson through
the head. killing him instantly. The ser.
grant, although badly wounded, may yet
recover. Letters cont lining valuable In.
form uiOn We're di covered on the body OF
tha planter stating that there we're seven
ty--x guns at Yicksburg, not mounted,
and calling upon General Beuur gard to
have hem mounted without delay 1t ne
crssary, be would send every negro from
his plantation to accomplish it.
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DIR KINGS DISPENsARY
F0R PRIVATE DISEASES.

- So. .s-szs DR.. KING formerly OF New York 70
Ath ~ the last four years Of Louisville, Ky,
~ aud who has devoted his attcntiOnld
The treatment Of private diseases for 30 years aatter
hm3gA, having attended TO u practice Tor mann
years, and cured so many thousands he is enabled
cure all diseases at private nature, matter how
bad they may De from uIudCiOus medical treatment
or from neglect OF their Dr. Kings DispeRsary IL
No Is UJtrrUE street between Cherry and the Square,
econd story where be an Diseases Of private
nature.
GOnorhea cured without ususeous medicines or In.
eriercuCe with business.
Structures OF old rccout date, eGeCtuRly cured In
few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where Structure exists health cannot be ouIOyod
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief aud under
mines the constitution 80 much.
Syphi.ls, with all the diseases OF the skin gruwtng
out Of neglect bad treatment, can be edectually
cured IN few days.
SsEtHu Weakness Particular attention having been
given TO this disease, and an the consequences growing
out Of IT, brought on u many cases by the destructive
habits OF ncoasjcratc youths, and excessive undul
genCe Of the passions, neglect OF which win undei
mine the constituton rendering the subject unit for
business or society, and sing premature old age.
Females who may be laJurtng with any difficulty
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating thoF
case, With aiga ouCuso direct to nr. A. King, No ~
DetleriCS street Nushvila Tenn. will hayctAc ueces-
Gary medicines sent 70 their address once houg
ON O'Clock 10 the morning until IN tho evening,
H1v1n-h dAfsvI-
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Subsistence Stores for Sale.

OFFICE OF ACHING COiIMISSARY SUBSISTENCE,
NASHVILLE, tenn June 10 d, 1862
DY ORDER OF Commanding General VI District ct
ID the ohio, l will expose 90 Public sale, AT the
Store house ct the Issuing Commssary corner Broad
aud College streets, on SATURDAY, JUNE 2lst, 1867
1t 10 O'Clock, AN, the following Subsistence Stores
lcapdomued) via
I,NE N) BARREL, containing one hundred AMI
" sixty mine H6g) pounds of RlCF dsmsgrd by
mould.
NIFTY ONE (5l) BARRELS, containing TEN thou
Il sand three hundred and ninety-uJuc (O3nAD
pounds Of HOMINI, damaged by mould.
Also,
the following Article, captured from the Stores OF
rebels 90 arms against the 4, S. Government, via
nNE lot Oh MLLEr SEEp, contained In forty
~ (4O) bags
fINWO 't2) HNItS, containing three hundred aud
i twenty ,3.Uj pounds OF HOPS.
TERMS CASH at time of sale, payable in United
States Treasury Notes CHARLES ALLEN
JunclT-td lst Lieut.. Ord Onto Nuls., aud A. C,S
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Governor of State of Tennessee.
To all who shall see
these Presantei- arootiugy
REWARD OF 80
United States Of America:

WukNAa, uilrmatqn W. aoi witaa asi uf
We hladle bltlrfi q iuunc.sae AZ Nashville,
20 he 16ih day 1f May "a b. Isfl BIZ Iahu TfiubIr.
20 Auofufy ~ ihe uniifd 5ut1F Dor Ia Mdi|r
Dsifll Of iennolsre slo prosecute herein co.. brha
eI lhe ltlel nlatoai agaiugt crriau property va a
Nt aAatea On tlo NORTH east oorusr ui theuy street
aha tfaasllu street. y HaHth NaaHviig ava t4e
uluilnes thereon he sad buiid.uE recently ucc'ei
20 thp purpose oi pruparing materials iof thu maua
lalture ~ eunpsuduri alHJ tbF malhurry Hud ur
tnfea Connected 18th SAD oatablahmeut Iuylg pIH
sitsd
Now therefore iH parsUtuae RI the mobilize uI
Der ilH seal ~ sa1 Court i0 mo directed uuI nrl..
eredi DO hereby give prbI1 uaucg o. ah IsI. nt
eitmIpE u1 pfgFeftY boz ia -uT msruHr interest,".
Hairini that tnry ue ana appeaf brf.ft aaIi ~,
lourti o. pr held 40 th6 coy 70 haa1F .Nri "a atA '
sal4 uairiCti ou ths tiu Gay NJ u.tonrf lsa. 90 i
O'Clock iu ne t9rru1Iu M that day t.sn aHt tna,'
intFUusH tleir claims aut o. uata ihtf a.ffall.Na
~ lhai behalf t hLAH q. ~
IIurI.l at MaIfHa ~ 2.
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NOTICEI

nh sAflRRDAY, tbs 4sth DAY Oh June, 1899
~ wiI expose 10 pub.C sale 20 che highest bidder
iHf cash at che court l0use u hH t1auiy W David
HIlr hfhHJ MAN banned CHEEf1rEEH, sEsi about
AZ yrardr levied 0a u che property % jptn W har
tur ~ satisfy lEa III pa Do my handsr .g favor 1i .
3 NArlr1 trfk and Master 10 tEa DhhuCfry Court
ai hrNuuriNs. lguussas8. against Iolu W Mar.n
and W %. haTr!u ta|o .thlg tls Usual h1ufE
NAY .5ii ltd--d "a HINTON sh6Td
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MoNnAY, - gLn. 10

Ord7sd. That this High Court OF impeachment
stands adjourned until the 2sh day Of Jose instant,
a. Joelyo pollock, meridian aud a. he said wuu
d, HrrrHErrs has failed q make hs appearance
Co answer ths sad Articles n impeachment though
duly summoned 70 IL fur'tr ordered. That pr0rs
nation Tor his appearance 90 that tay bs made BY
publishing hH order ia tho RStiCnsI lHtsugsursr,
National Republican and Evening star, uovtpaporS
printed u the CITY Of washiDgloa for 81 least too
days, su0UopFoyi before raid goth day ,oi June,
Hstaut aud also in ths Nashville uuion, ussSpapgr
printed Iu the Guy Of Nashville 10 ths stuie q
Tennessee ~ Of least Owe several days before sad
g6th fay Jf juno, instant.
AtleTt j. ~ fORNEY,
Juuol5-a secretary " tle asUate
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SOUTHERN METHDIsT PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Lieutenant KENNEL, superintendent Of
the United States Ordnance department
at Nashville, Tenn. in the discharge of
his duty, had occasion to examine the
premises Of that hot bed of rebellion, the
"Southern Methodist Publishing House
One of the clerical managers took the
Lieutenant into the basement, where
machinery had been placed for manu-
featuring certain parts of Confederate
ordnance, and began explaining that GER
tain bolts and screws were used in
stereotyping, and this and that in the
printing business, and so on through
quite list Of articles After the mana
ger had finished his explanation, the
Lieutenant said to him, 81 judge, sir by
your white cravat and dress, that you
profess to be clergyman; now let me
tell you, sir, that every sentence you
have uttered is a tissue of falsehsods. |
have been educated for ordnance depart
ment, and know where every one OF
those bolts, nuts and screws belong on a
gun carriage. Good morning, sir"
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SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDENr.--The
train going TO Shelbyville,, from Nash
vile, on the morning Of the 18th, met
with an accident that resulted in the
death Of the engineer, ANDREW j. STAR
KEY, injuring a fireman on the train, and
disabling a soldier. Others on the train
had a very narrow escape. Mr.. SrAREEY
leaves a wife and three children to mourn
his melancholy fate. Two mules were
the cause of the accident. They were
standing on opposite sides of the track
when the train came along. In cndea-
voring to cross they ran against each
other, and before they could get of the
train was on them, -Four passenger cars
went down an embankment, The train
was not detained long, considering the
magnitude Of the calamity.
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Exchange and Banking OficI
Engines and Boilers fOr sale.

I OFFER FOR SALE the Engines and Boilers oi the
II steamers James Woods aud James johnson, ne they
now lie at the Nashville Wharf There are boilers
20 feet long a. inches, and boilers ~ feet hong 40
inches au made q Cumberland and Tennessee Mn
Boiler Iron, Of tia best quality. The Engines are
two % inch cylinders 10 rect stroke, and two "a inch
cyiuders y feet stroke, with shafts, hAuges, etc.
also o1pr for sale the doOrs, windows and blinds
Of said Steamboats, and q large lot OF rcu suitable
Cor steamboats, othcr purposes such hog chains.
chrnurys aud stoves. n 7. NEArMAN,
lpps - m No. 2S Market Street
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.


NAsHyuLE, Tenn, June IL, 1862
GEAIED PROPOSALS will be received az my office
- until ~ O'Clock NJ saturday, june y, 1902, t'r
furnishing the United states troops sewing Ia " The
District OF the Ohio south Of The Ohio river, with
Fresh Beef for throc months commencing July !,
and ending September 30, 1852.
The Beef must be hrst quality, and from strtrs
weighing not less than 100 pounds gross. To bn de-
ivcred az the camps ia equal proportions OF t1re AVID
hind quarters (necs aud shauks excluded ln suuh
quantities a. may be from tine to time required
Each proposal must bc accompanied by The names
and residences Of two turitCs, who are individually
required to be worth In property the value Of IS GOO
Proposals. will be endorsed 4" Proposals for Frtzb
Beef" aud directed 10
Capt r, MACFEElN,
lsl7-td Com Sub 4. S. A., Nashville, rcun
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Postomces Re-Opened in Tennessee.
Nashville, County seat,) Davidson
county.
Gailatin, County seat Sumner co.
GAINESVILLE, County seat) Montgomery
county.
Springfield, County seat Robertson
county.
Franklin, County seat Williamson
county.
Columbia, County sea0 Maury co.
Murfreesboro' County seat Rutherford
county.
shelbyville, County seat Bedford
county.
Lebanon, County seat Wilson co.
Smithyillc, County seat DeKalb
county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsville,
New Middleton, Smith comfy.
Mitchelsyille, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Jordan's Valley (Christiana(, Ruther-
ford county.
Lafayette, County seat Macon Co, Tenn
Fosterville, Rutherford county.
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
TO day, as other offices are re.opened
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety of copying the above
! list at least once week.
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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE p 1862.

See the advertisement of NJ MORGAN
STERN Co. in another column, who have
for sale a fine assortment Of Boots and
Shoes
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G. WmouT, Upholstercr, Mattrass-
maker, and dealer in Secondhand Fur
niture, No 80, North College street, would
invite the public to call at his establish
ment whenever anything is wanted in his
line. Old furniture bought, sold and re-
pdired, Mattresses rc-maidc; Sofas,
Chairs, etc, Resulted, covered and var
nishod; and iobbing generally attended
In June 22-2t
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FLAGS! FLAGs!! FLAGS! !,
30 A r. d.

/ HAVE TWO WFIL-FURNIsHED ROOMS, suit.
able tor two small families, or may bo occupied
By several gentlemen. House, opposite Judge tat
ron dwelling Cherry street. Terms liberal
Ten CO.. fifteen Day BDHrders can DO acoommoda,
tcl also 70 few Transient Boariers can be acCOmmu
dated luue2l-5mI MARTHA e.. PEACOCK
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10 Keepers of TippIing House.


NOTICE hereby given, that She At passed by
~ cry Council February a. 1902, entitled an Act
prohibiting the sale VI yin0us, fplntuoua, or utuN
clting liquors, 40 will horoauf be- rlgIdly enforced
JNO. HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
Mayors once, May a. 1902 -tr
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UEAn4U ARrER- DISTRICT or THE ONO 3
Nashville, june l-th, 1862. B
Special Orders No.

EXTRACT.
II. Col STANLEY MATHEWS 5lst Ohio Vol.
uuteers, Provost Marshal Of Nashville, T.
directed TO seud d detachment of men u0der
"a commissioned officer to the depot of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad in this
city, before Ihe departure of every train on
said Railroad, 10 examine The cars and see
that no officer or soldier leaves the city for
Louisville, without permission from these
Headquart-rs
An officer will be- required 10 show a writ.
ten order or leave OF absence, aud uou-com
missioued officers aud privGtes will be re-
qnlred 20 show a written order or mrlough
from these Headquarters, or " discharge,
s.ga.d by Brig Gen. +. DuuoNr, o. s. Vol.
uutccrs or by the commanding officer OF bis
regiment or battery.
To- 10 case will a n0u.Commi-si0ned officer
or private De allowed 10 take the cans with
bic arms aud equipments unless De produces
wrlttrn authority i1r Co doing IRON these
Headquarters
by command of Nai1rGelaral BUELL
lS.gnedl q. D. GREENE, A A.G.
OhgIal-IllsT sroNE. A A. A.G.
June Is lw
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Punch says women first rcsorted 70
tight lacing 10 prove 10 men how well
they could bear squeezing
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RENovATED.-Wc are pleased TO see
that DO WHITE has relitted and other
wise improved his Sharing Saloon, ON
Union street, No, 81 lie is now prcpar-
ed TO do an extensive business in his
line, lie ilatters himself that there is
not more comfortably arranged cstab-
lishment of the kind in the city, and
would be pleased to have the patronage
of all his old customers continued, and
solicits q call from strangers and the
public generally. June22-lt
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The Louisville Dmov0i says that
rebel promises turn to ashes ON the lips,
We suppose there must be ashes about
when he is so abundant
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INSURANCE

Against loss or damage by Ere or the
perils Of NAVIGATION, can be obtained al
the Insurace ONCE of
w. j. MARI
No, 25 C0LrGE STEEET
Opposite the "Sowanoe House"
Mar29--u
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The Nashville correspondent OF the
Cincinnati gazette tells the following good
one:
Two sharks after Cotton,
Yesterday a gentleman gave me the
facts, as they came TO him, of little ad-
venture near Huntsville, Ala Two in
dividuals invented an eGpedicnt for cheap
cotton purchases They went to the
house OF a widow lady, and informed
her they were sent by Gen. Mitchell to
purchase her cotton for the Government,
at the fixed price Of 500 per bale II
she refused TO sell, her crop would be
taken per force. The lady, whose mind
had been so abused as to believe the Gov
crnmcut would do any thing, gave way
TO their demand, and actually sold them
an the cotton she had at $50 per bale.
Next they went 20 the house OF a gentle
man in the same neighborhood, who AT
first believed their ialsehood and sold his
cotton, but the second sober thought con-
/ WINGED him he had been humbuggcd, and
/ he repaired 20 Gen. Mitchell with a state
mCnt of the case. When the General
/ heard the statement, he sent a guard
/ with the planter 90 arrest the spocula,
tors and when they were found, frs
caused them TO pay both parties $50 pei
bale, aud then having turned the cotton
over TO the United States, threw them
into jail.
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B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COmMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO COLLEGE STREET

NO S COLLEGE STREET
>ew STOCK Just received and for sale
low to close out Consignments-
ZOU APPS COMMON BRO
100 'S sS: SALT for sale by Common BRO
d. apps CoNNoR rSo.
Az apps CoNNoR & BRO
~ apps GONNoR BRO.
lOO apps GoNNOR BRO.
0O apps CoNEoR BRO
so 's sS STARCH for sale by oosson. BRO.
IL apps Common 4 BRO
80 half chests TEA, for sale by
~ APPS Common a BRO.
~ boxes Y,asr POWDERS for sale by
~ APPS Common & BRO.
~ APPS CoNNoR& BRO.
100 gross MATCHES, for saDo by
wv APPS CUNNoR 4 BRO.
70 apS coSNoR 4 BRO.
20 apS CoNNoR a %.
4 bbls. VINEGAR FIR sale by
IA Sps saw coNNoR BRO.
~ kits SALMON, rr sale by
"a apS 'coNNoR 4 BRO.
< kite HERRING, for sale by
- APPS Common 4 BRO.
, kits sHAD, for sale by
= apps CONNOR6 BRO
10 bbls TROUT for sale BY
10 ' APIS nA'N'"Ti, for sale q 5yoyson = BRO.
4 APPS coNNoR a BRO.
I 4 boxes drlul Herring, for sale by
10 apS c0SNoR BRO
10 Sps " 1 GoNNoR BRO
| 90 kegs NAILS, forsale by
~ bbls Crushed sugar, FOR sale by
! ~ apps CONNOR BRO.
1.lE bags MEAL, Tor r,c by
! 81 APPS CONNOR& BRO
SnO bbls FLOUR, for sale by
! 'JN)O APPS Common BRO
| ON casks HAMS, for sale by
! ~ APPS CONNO BRO
! 90 casks sIDFs, for sale by
| ~ apps Common BRO
! 900 bbs tue POTATOES, tor salo by
! IOJ up CJNNOR a BRO
| on boxes frcah Garden SEED, FOR sale by
~ apps Common a BRO.
! ~ bbls Onion sEIs, Tor sale by
! = APPS CONNOR 4 BRO.
! 40 t,oroos Cauyaascd HANS With large l0t oil an
| ~ sorts OF Goods which We will close out low at
! our Old stand, No. College street
APPS b CuNNOR BRO.
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Tennessee Bank Notes are selling at % TO 20 2 Ct dis
"eorgt Old Bauks .....,...........40 10 "
South Carolina and Alabam1...... 40 90 as
Virgin and North Carulua. ...... 45 " 90
OHIO, Indiana and Keutucsy....... . "
u s. Treasury Notes. .............. ?" b
RB- These rates are for gold
The Bank Of Wet Tennessee is an exception to @
above quotations. Sales have been made at 90 a Ct
discount for gold.
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Tennessee Money wanted i'm Ex-
change for Millinery Goods at
Wholesale.
State Bank 81
Planters and Union n

LAME & MURPHEY have just received
fresh lot of Trimming, and Bonnet Rib
bOns, Ruches, Laces, Flowers, Children's,
Misses, and Ladies Hats, English Split,
Coburg and Tulip Braid Bonnets, besides
general assortment of Millinery Goods,
which they offer to the trade at a small
advance, taking Tennessee funds at the
liberal terms mentioned. We would ad-
wise the Milliners and Merchants to give
them an early call. They keep at No.
16, Public Square Calhoun's Old Store
June 17-tf
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9eyuurtarg,

Furnished by Dyer Pearl.
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The Nashville correspondent Of the
Cincinnati gazette tells the following good
one.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-26
TELEU arr y
FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST.

NOZZLE, Aug. IA special despatch 10 the .drer-
User aud Register, dated TuPeo yesterday, says: Louis,
willie papers Of the 18th and Cincinnati papers Of the
18th have been received. They furnish the following
summary of news:
Several new point, in Kentucky have been occupied
by Rebel guerillas. Richmond, - miles from LeNing
ton, Is now occupied by three thousand Rebels
Eighty Conicderates, supposed 10 be on their way To
Join Morgan, were captured at Mammoth Cave.
Bodie, Of cavalry, supposed 10 be the advance OF
large force have appeared at London and Somerset.
Bull Nelson Wa. at Nashville the 18th. Trains
are running through from Nashville the Chattanooga
road
A large body OF Rebels collected in Jackson county,
Missouri aud threatening 10 attack kansss City The
Ean,asmiIitla has been ordered out
At the ovation given to Col Corcoran at Washington
Col Wilcox declared that the rebellion stranger
now than
Csssus NJ. Clay has been assigned to an important
command west Of the Mississippi.
The Emperor of Russia expects to visit the United
States.
JACKSON, Aug. 2i.-sOvcral gunboa:5 were ascending
the Yazoo river this morning, probably on PiIlagng
expedition.
Thirty negroes Who had been stolen from Louisiana
planters near Miliiken'= Bend have returned each
bringing horse or mnle
Gen Tilghman is here on has way to N,ci;sburg to
receive the exchanged prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-26
UNIyHR~1TY or var INsA-

z7gy mkt seas, nj, Iolt 't-n T rone1f of "a ~ "
C-kr ls6l and end On crl'r'1i - ~ ,..
~, re -,r IN al She pl.:6s1t' q itty ca - 0
IL ~ ri -, 20 i4ctCd ha-stt.ss Y bel 'e
a. ,y,r o. n ths ~ Nio5, gu y - "a ~ . =
IA, In the, Efforts @ 'n.tin the saniHg ~heh ''s
n acquired &C. u lea linz -. .f,. .- %
Al at az the L=g'Sti'e makes Pio i.Gh ~ u
49,, - 80 y Is, Ter rent cui'u ~ 'ui 'h -
vassnsi.s sti.s ri-sF the a sIis's A'P.r '''
a., "A, tel frru Ihe !stfi5t a. I r 0t'' ~
80, s,-Id b. a. s.v-lie ga a"i aFe- tit
me in.trl ,,ion giVen A. he UaTs'slty'- o r"t
~, -rgr,ti noes 10 irs s'Sts's Jmniy a ~ p '..'
49, csftieei 10 ihs ch'iim-Eaf IA Paul T. Apf 10
SIyleancles si be MADE by tas Fstu'Y Dc ht ' ODE 's
Der tezL sg.fp.-
O., -. sH.All-S. - o.. ..r.' 20
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NJ 7LELLASs Army RUNOas " HIS RIslGSATIoS.
Ia Pisrsblrg Express IeArus nom party who "as IN
HrULaus camp IS prisoner for several dys previous
4 Gas evacuation Of Berkeley thas from various sources
Is there, De le-rUtd that Mcclellan had tu; 50 900
ea,5iye ueu the time Of bis departure. The inertia
ity IN the Federal CAMPS during the entire say az HArl
50 - landing AID vicinity was very great. Toe deaths
Ars sii 10 have averaged 6Iy per day, Berkeley
" = one vas. buryiIg 81. u d. ALDy Of tie Federal
80. Tiers we're very Communicative aud oo2ye:sed Vsiy
ire Il on every topic uro5u cd, but nCue would tel
10. shat particular locality Mcclellan was Destined
Ta,v al answered 10 that qIesi0n that h vas gong
i,re he could strike the rebels poSeru, blow. Toe
Uti :sss we're particularly anxious 10 k.oT 80 oPinior
o. southern people in regard 70 then; nd laughed
h,asaly when told tia, Pope Hunter sad HAlcck wee
considered co1suuuAts wilkins Many articles Of value
we're lsil AZ Berkeley bu, a5 immsu.e .iaia OF wagons
AID aorses were al carried Cd without difficulty, TCese
are estimated 10 have numbered thCusAaj and tie
BIS. Of lhsm started d0Sa the Peninsula more than
"a. since, shopiGg JhsI the evacuation
then ds.srnirei on.
heC .n is said to be much d;sp,rited a. The terrible
d.a..es uaieh be:el Is army at Richmond. Formerly
q an uuusuzly sprgdiy aud JVisl Iulu he seated
80 20 into gloomy melancholy 1t Berkeley, and vas
s..cy able 20 greet eola Ni'h su!ls ca !hc ee-s-
sJl Of Cd Abes visit sJme three weeks s.ucs. Il Nas
Ia llsu,y rumOred in camp that Mcclellan had deter
u.asi TO resign, and may q Jhe cthSsss ad soldiers
,, TIA. such Al event is nov confidently 2e.gd
vsr,s CAV.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-26

C,RMCArURIs -Tne trent wiud.~ Aessrs. West
,lus.ols book stose were oulded, yesterday by
,cwds Of people inspecting series of cArricaturts en-
aided "Dissolying Views Of R chmond," Autographed
at Col Dlucsus establishment, Columbia, S. o. NJ
Ceiau's change of bse = rlesq:ed by tie desgue'
IA s,ys Which viii like the fancy" Of those vi o
enjoy bumOro u Ctchngs.