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HOUSE OF REPRESES CATiVE5.
The House ne, 3. II oclo,k. A. NJ, and was open,
With pr-ysf by Rev. NJ. Rald.

The Housa ne, s. II o'clock. A NJ, and was opened
with pr-ysf by Rev. NJ. Raij.
IaCREAss or TRE GESTRAL srLYF.
The ft bgsIaes ia order was the vote on the pass.
egs Of The b 20 cTga3z the general SAT- OF the army
which c0lists tia Tdls of brisIiier general the
Qulr.e master General and the Ohisi of Ordnance.
The vote resulted IDEAS %, nays 20.
Mr.. OHkyBLISS from tue Military Committee, re-
ported substitute tor Senate bill to aueli act
uleI &C. - e,aol.h sad organ the gsceral 81 G
Of the arm
Sac l. T.s C5sgrs,s # tEs Confederate States Of
ia d enact, that durH: tAs existing war IL ore
saAl IS sloSei 20 general Ci,s;s serving in the field
ID, ouogiug general EFF chJsTs, to BE- appointed by
{ Q Fr sdsE' by aud TitG the advice aud consent OF
tle ssnsts. 20 vi
To General c1nmaniing separate army, one A..
sistA1t Al lssnJ snt IlsDeC-r General wti the rAuk
pay, and allowances OF Bfgai5r General; and rct ex
oetd'rg four Assistant Acj1:ant Gud Inspector Gsrer
ala with the rank, pay, and allowances OF MrjIr Of
eValr,; one Military Secretary, with ii, rluk pay ard
allowances OF Colonel Of cavalry; and two Aids de-
Gimp with she rank gay, sud allowances Of Mj,r of
cavalry.
To Lieussospt Gsneral, comuard1g m army ccrrs.
tive Asss A. i.aut and Inspector GreIals Wh the
rank, psy, and s5w4nce3 Of N.ios Of c,valr7; and
swo Camp. with tho rank, pay, sud allowances
Of Captain ci cavalry.
To Major General, commanding a division, two as
sslsn AejutAnt and Inspector Generals with the rank
pay and allowances OF hsjor Of Cavalry; and two
Ais-de-camp, with the rank pay, and allowances OF
Captain Of Cavalry; and TO 4 Brigaiier General cor
manding brigade, ons ASH tFt jltant aud Inspsc
tor General vi n the rank pay and allowances OF Cap.
tain Of OIvAlry aud two dssde camp with the rank
ply Gdd GlloES1cAs Of aFrst Lieutenant Of Cavalry
Provided, Tls: no other General stst officers thall
Hereafter Be allowed to General icsrs serving in the
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Troa fHE wHIe.l

IA, one, have grsls hopes that the President VIII
-. A. Hi Of Ersmpts passed by Congress. Ii Is
A,..a mon nischievOus principle. D'idi' and not
p,;9. should be the basis Of any bill on the SUBJECT
II the Government or psOpls want the services u ,.
Dsrs. shOsnAks, nlsrs, 3D. let OOnscripta be oe'ASD
and % receive only the pay Of oooscrpts BY the pro
.snt BILL all these S1smpts are lsgaz'd "'0"'p.',s"'
and sr S.iOuss In their respective ToSAtiOns aud ifO
,bs vOraclty with which they have thus Aoeo there
no class Of people entitled to less c0nsidsrau0n-n0
even the tribe Of Bsrj lmin.
Bu. spar from these OssctiOns there Is snosnsi N
,ros,.hls The number of eIsmpts under this bill wi
almoa, ruin the army. a OoUSIkiAS'
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HrADQUAkrrR,, CAMP EARRows.

]
IresDectfily forward the within o3mmunicaHon, eI'
psuAory Of the ourayes OF tho State line forces collect
Ing OIL the oatier, at distance from this command and
threats of stopping company Of clTary belonging to
this army, and to the lower K'us.ha, asa part OF
nv pau Of oeers,iors in that county The ofheer uho
writes ia represented nsu Of character, and
ma statement can be relied on His letter fully explains
Itself anticipate great trouble from these high-bsnded
measures, when my forces at a distance, aud beg
tina. some action may be taken to pu. stop to them.
W. w. LoRTso,
hrjor General Commanding.
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THuFs,sca PsYjrs-A L.rrkR PRoK rHt ocsrs DE-
PAaIs TO GEg SIcELts-Toe following letter IRON the
Csm,s DO Plris Dla sckes il published 10 the 'rth'
erh papers! -.
CLARrNosr, Sept IL, 1893.
Ny Dear Genersl-I have Ist Read tie lett you
wrote to the New York Timer In answer 10 the mSep'
resens ions cr uatd about departure from Amsil'
Co. and hasten thank you for having taken up Tho
2, IN under these circumstances.
Although we are sccus cmed TO caum1y, and deapts
IT, nevertheless il is very gratifying to zee the fscts pa:
Ia their true gbt aud ouF hIus9a so well understood
and clearly explained, especially ~ menh'r OF "a
army With whose destiries associated dining
Yearly yesr.
We shall always remember thst campaign with the
Amy o. the Po:owsc, one o. the beat aud moeI ill.,
te,esing epochs Of DIR youth lis with regret ha: We
left our companions in FINS aud noting can be more
yausble to thsn such eapores Of rsnembrance and
esteem iced no! add that nur hearty visles G. e.,
company them that tbs dtAncs has only stresgh ned
tho uerca, we take In the Of the great cause
for which we fought together.
Depend upon il however ignorant and PR judicial may
be the publ st lsrg", there sill this side CT he
Atlantic s5me hearts who follow with emotion tie strug
gle Of great and free nation for Der institutions ard
who cannot believe Ia the ultimate success Of the Efforts
OF dslcde mi oIi to eetsb sh WcOpmuairy whose
ccrner stone snail be odious dsng nous, ard 90
precJ rious institution &c that OF slavery.
Bsfofe ending this letter. for the bad E1gi,h Of wbch
must spolos'z } let me sul Tell you my dfar General,
how glad should DO 10 shske hands again gjth you,
and to talk viii you OF ycur uioteT OAR rs
IN that Wild corner OF Maryland OF the inner dys
vhsn tent Vas pitched ol tho f.ld Of battle OF
Far Oak"
beg you, my dear General, to believe mo slSays,
very truly, yours,
LOUIS PHILIPPE D0RLRsss,
Cornts de Paris
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SHcCEIsG HuRDIR.-Nr. VIM. Mcdaniel citizen of
Washington county, Va, found on Sabbath last,
murdered, bis body lying in Beaver cresk, some Eve
niIes cas- CT Bristol partly covered ogr with rocks,
rs head horribly with an IKE. The Adyocate ssys
there are 40 iaiiua ions ye. as 10 III, muedsrer.
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uTIFUL onTTAGE RESIDENCE IN

BEAUTIFUL CnTTAGE RESIDENCE Nv
ID sydney. on Grace aud Park streets, for
saIe.-At IN uest Of Mr. T. g. Tun tall. Offer fer
beautiful Cose residence, located In TIE
psrcy Of M Sylvester Pence The place well knowa
description Is re, sd unnecessary.
The Dive hg Il Large one aad Is surrounded BY grove Of
handsome oak eeA To As dwelling be attached to-
or GIT Acres, A. NAP be preferred. ..
Terms reasonable Apply to
osiis-e, e0puyN 4 APPEAsoE, Aue.,.
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ALABAMA LIGIsLArURI-Gov. Shorter, Of Aablr1d,
has ssued Proclamation directing thai thu iwo uses
Of the neral Assembly of tina. sa,e convene On he
81 instant.
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BY THE GOVERNOR CT VIRGINIA.
PanCLAMAT,nE

Uodr authority o. Act passed III tt day Of the rrsent
(Uctober) John Leehe Governor Of tie conm9n~rh
Of m H. hereby proclaim he !ons b. eo sn excl
having been adopted and - OIL g.ty upon all sseni
AID e1rpor mag .H their purreu from he cate here
Of
- Given under my hand S. 3ovrler and under sssl
3sEAL OF the ah. this ten'h day Of 0ets5 st2
- and Ia the sTth year o; tie connossesta.
IonN LIrcHlz
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CoxysDrRlrE srAr.s OF LnrRrcl,

War Department, Richmond, Sept. 10, 1882.
Six have the honor 70 enclose copies Of Q letter
from Captain EounpsD ard OF dorsemant thereon by
General LonR. in reference to the enrolment of con-
scrlpts In the Virginia State forces Oorfient that your
tIoelsney needs only to be informed infreons OF
law In order to correc them aud DESTROYS Of avoiding
COLLATION. between the State and Confederate authorities,
respectfully request that Inquiry be made into the ST.
legged enrolment Of the conscps In the 5tste forces,
and that all persons liable TO colscrpon found in thoee
forces unless discharged from the Confederate army
for she purpose Of entering the srvice Of the State,
may be delivered to hsj II j. B. D,rman, commanding
the camp o. instruction az Dublin depot.
have received from General Richardson letter ad.
dressed to him by A. T. biascn Inspector General OF
the Virginia State forces charging General Loring with
oosuciipg the organizations Of the militia under you,
recen, call and have referred /: to him for report.
will communicate to your eIcellsncy his report as
soon a. il Ia received.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Csc. W. RANDOLPH,
Secretary OF War.
His Excellency JOIN LrTcHIR,
Governor Of Virginia.
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The 49.h session Of le syloi Of North Carolina vii
cimmeuce in Gelsaoro N. O., on Wedn ,sday, the 20
instant.
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Ths ATaIr AZ shepherd-Iown- a True 40
c0unt.


Many vers.5as Of this ID i- uage bsel gVen Some
represent it ss ,ra,lg c3mb2t while others assert
taas s was tie most wholesale ssugh;sr Of tho war e1
essding tia. a, Lss5grg. tn origin Of tue fg. has
also been vlrio.s!E giY5l. Tie fClloziag account,
coming as t does from cye.~i.nsss and participant,
ssls the whole s,OFy from beginning % end:
"Oa the IL ", had that 6shi which Is 50 uisan.
derssoO-. Toe cas- this Brig. Gee. PsndleOn, with
NO orSaces O. Infantry alt upwards o forty p!ec Is
u artillery t1oz pcs lSu o. tbs nigh OF the IL o.
The river 6lud Iels SheI hEdsto~n stop the enemy
n Sny attempt 70 tol1S We flashed crossing aoou.
OF 10, A. n, on the IL b. az which Tina the enemy,
sent before Opered With gu1s Of long range doing
ard Gen. Plrdist0a no harm. slus OF h4 ba,terieDe
psist, bus probably With little A CT During the day
Jhu enemy gradusly cTsp down the river side ar
.oEr's evening began dee from skrm shers deploysd
"a tie banks. a. nighftp, Gen. ,ndeton bayiu z
shcraEa many o! bis gus from the buff they opeuei
very heavy Are of artillery and musksry, under which
taey crossed q ieE hundiei met; HhoseuoOn cue il.
hlgy and batteries Nth6reE 10 o3lf1-i1l, losing fouI
gl15 Gen p though. he bad los; Amos, al bis guns
b., sgcl vss n3l tle case.
II omitsi 10 ss.s, thai ;a.rs bad bss7, at incrysls
al day very accurate ast1isrJ hri1s from the enemy
OF which was witness, i1E Ia ire fsd, near tW-
pieces sfaohei % Gen. Bills division. Gen. g., il
sssal getrsA;ea without s~iiceut .. A. al syeas
very s7A force OF ihs olemy crossed tina. evening
b1g ate IA the Uig1t or about cavbTesS the lgr
three bsigaias crossed. Gen A. ?. FL VAS oTdersC
down and with sop nor hesitation, usic- 80 Srue
~ sending hs IN steadily drove the enemy n,o aHC
across the river, tang 600 prisoners, AID mskng N,
river slce with their dead Ths be did after the enemy
had crossd and in the f,ee Of that very FIRE Of aril
- AID sharP-shoceIs before which Pendlston had &c
treated.
The story that Jicksoa caused msn 10 lave thel
guns By way o. russ has 10 toundltiol il feet Some
Of Jackzon's 90 HlPs HInk, in case Of need
0us tho fighting vas III does by Hfs N n and /, il
bat Just that yshould BE- credited Uh Il. By the
army !. Il o0nslierei most brilliant affair indeed tu
srmy't-fug -nseesnHy discouraged By rscrOssing The
q eT e3ot in Stunning tho enemy and rsAsSuEiDK ouI
Islpls, can hardly b oVeF-sstinAted."
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rar MILITARY rxssoeLro IN soUfHwEsrERS

Tho following letters we're Ibid before the General As
ssmby at its late session. by Governor Lscher Who In
his note transmitting them. observes
1.-THE report of General Floyd exhibits pitrioc spiri,
and mSuy sentiment; which are deserving Of all praise
and eminenly worthy of emulation"
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A.,,ISI5.HAr0gs NoTICK.

HAVING qualified Alaiust-stlrs OF Joseph siut3n
IL ceased especially that all persons yias ain,
tgsios estate vi prssen ia a. properly aithe
csed for settlement and those Indebted viii please make mme
aiate payment
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General LorpR Assumes this false fact 20 gIeund
upon which TO predicate very gtoundsss spprshent9n
He will I'd bis facts and his fears alike without foundA
ton; be may be assured thss my sc,s ehal De the
same precisely when bis "iorcs are al great dtsuce,
that trey would be II standing face 10 face to bin
aud 10 bis "GurSes" need Eoi say 20 you, s', nor -
his eIceleucy, nor trus the honoratls Secretary
Of War; that no &C. Of mine shall ever be prompted ~
any other motive than sucsre desire 10 promote the
honor Of Virginia and sdvanoa the cslee Of the great
ssrussls In which We are eugssed. / have far higher
views and Incentives to action than TO en.er Into little
tQaabel, about colscrps, or any troops cs any eoU
msnd. have no .aoufiss 70 riy dries 10 Sishes, a.
cept to the country 10 the beet OF my ability with
such means as are a. my command.
| have been aware OF abuses aud ouriges OF . most
monstrous aud shocking character committed BY those
who believe organized pr izln rsrgers, ".
der authority Of the confederate ofhcsrs-but eo sctu
pulous have been in sbstairing from what might by
the ttls and the ignorant be cansruei into un-anani-
able interference, tbs have forborne 10 Issue any Or
der to prevent what ii the duty OF every conIedo.
rate officer, in the Of humanity, 70 pu stop
TIE chief causes of the def c;ion amongst the peo
pie of large part Of this county have ar'=n frem tho
hgh.handed acts Of robhsry and rapine committed BY
many of the partEln rangers" Tie honorable c'e.
tary OF War gain for himself env.b, reputation,
and would endear hims If 10 the sincere gratitude OF
large portion Of our population, he would s d, ~ he
has full power 10 do, comm OF good honest sensi'
be- p6snt ocsrs TO Investigate aid rep Jrt to hG.
the sctiug5 aud doings Of the df.rent commsnds OF
Western Virginia know such conE ssioD, II fairly
executed, would disclose q laweseness aad mons:soua
abuse Of authority and which would be ss.onish'
ir aud shocking and which would call for and insure
from the Secretary and the President Promp. reform
and stern Of redress sgsns! any repetition OF
TEEN.
The messenger walls for this communication, and
must bring IL 10 close. will take occason, in con-
clcson to repeat that action Of aDy man, either IN
the civil or military service Of the country, can BY a5y
act Whatever pu. ne into the attitude o. opposition to
the great measures for dsliseance from the trials
acd paris which surround Us, Is il possible to H.
duce me consider for momen. sny policy looking 10
my personal Advancement, which could Interfere Win
the prus End -oicy Of the Government OF the coTei
| crate sts,ss. - -' - 30
In promoting, to the best OF ny humble abilities, the
honor and glory Of Virginia. trus! thGIe be no CON
Ac: with the policy Of the Confederate Govetnms1t
sad bi, end shall exclusively devote myself as long
a. hold commission for AIRY purpose. viii en- er
insS no little tluaDois sbou. 1crips, m I.sn, VI
oh.rs am perfectly contcntedh the line Of battle %
we'll advanced care hot wto leads t.
have the bouor to &c;
| verY respectfully,
Your obdt servant
Juas u. S.Sra.
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DIVIDEND.

TIE Pr dtt and Directors Of the EIeha1gs Rsnk Of NJ
gnia al RehIon anf Euthodty o. the gsatars haze
aeI dsien cut OF The proat Of the In tui the
nh lao OF three cent payable AZ hi, and tie ether
depart TIE Ba,f spon A.cory evidence beI.g
Of ovnsnhp.
oct la-a1g W,P. GrRQTHER, Cashier,
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THOMAS JOHNSTON,
AfEX NnEx RrRp

IdmlarAtoI, the will annexed Of Joseph sntou decd
Richmond 0ctoos: 18th, 1852
Nh Persols hsyin vi the Administrator
N,ys both a. the book Mess West John
sion, las Main stree. lS-lin
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the State line. -~.rd
IwAs myset accosted by the sergeant Of the o.
with email escort, and thIenened with arrest had
come ,hsre for the purpose Of recruiting aud eJ bin
taken before Leutehant.Oolone Houustl Who informed
me that hs would not suffer Confederate recruiting Off
cers in his camp aud told the sergeant in my presence
10 ARES al sucn Who within his camp; and who
forbid me from going towards the border counties,
where recrus are 10 be had in grss! nuubers and now
the only place. He also Informed me that Capt WIN. u
Herndon, o. the Confederate srny, and who hsa peeu
ordered by Nsor General Lorng to go to the border
with his mpauy to recruit regiment Tor the Coined
crate service should not pes through bis camp Tor thai
purpose. -
Tao great body OF h'jor General Foyd's forces orr
conscrips | cav the most of them, scms $50 in mum
Der and think aast four out Of every i've are be-
tween the ages o. Is and SO years.
Your truly, with much respect
(SgaedD Jas. d NoussAS,
Capt. Par0z.n Rsngers
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A.inr. Gan Command

M,jor. Gen. Commanding Va. SAFE Line.
P.s-Col. Il unshell, who 70, In command OF sne
camp Of the tine spoken Of BY Mr. No1nnap s soseot
nos. and therefore am unable 70 get his stat ment Of
The lscs viii which be is alleged to have knowledge
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His Excellency JOIN LITcHIR,
Governor Of Virginia.
TisrwILL CcURTHoUsE, VIRsIsIA,

September /, 1862.
DEAR sIa-I was AUTHORISED by ksjor General w. VI.
Lorug 20 rsss q company of pirtzin rangers in West.
ern Virginia for the Confederate service, and came TO
this point where recruited some men, with whom in.
tended n'eing district overrun by the enemy and
did succeed in getting into Logan county, when sscer
tanned that large body Of refugees from the border
counties, about 100 in numbsr, and led by man who
was engaged with me in raising my company, had passed
through Logan OF the direct road to Atjor General
Foyds oal in t., c1guy, which camp is IN Abs val.
lev, a. the hesd Of Tug iyes, and ccganas ps on'y
GOOD route 10 and tron the border counties Ire,urned
20 G,pe.a Fcyos camp With all speed TO sec the reiu
pssa above mentioned and to whether not they
care for the purpose Il, then beisvedl Of joining
ana all OF vhois io.sa y 70 a:oPeIher oonscripts,
and anxious to the Qonied ss serve, -th thc
OK ,eptio Of their lesders 10 dsrent commands bu,
rinp = re arbitrary rule in said camp, aud from
ALL Iag w., Poare large portion Of them dined
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M ElLES. RON me O0nmittee on h!ltarY All sire,
TO whom had been referred The deEslge Of hs PRECEDENT
the subjec: OF I'd DS the army OF inefficient and m
compcoL; oficgs' ana Of cousUi dating regiments IL
ported that he committee hid hal tn, -amc under co...
sdsrsGou, aud al ineruc5 ID hin 70 report that suCh
o. TIE message as relI.ei CITING rid OF usfoen AID
Incompetent tc'rs hls Gtesdy bsal acted uIol by the
passage OF he bill frcm the Military ,cHmi:;oe, 90
relieve the army OF i;Coragt End 10 mps:nt officer"
Tlls BILL which has passed both HJus r. imply ,Ges
for the dropping" or houOraby reiiEilg' all auOl eli.
Gers.
With reference to the other recommendation of tho
President tina, authority shou be granted for the
foidacn Of reduced regiments, the committee rot
prepared at the present time to yoT the Recommend
ton. Taey of opinion that an tIrt should fret be
made, by promp. and thorough enforcement: OF the
Law Of April las and the Law passed at this F. ssion
commonly called ihs "OoDforpion Acts), proviiirg
expressly for chs f Ing up Of regiment 1: woue,
In the opinion Il tao COMMITTEE be unjust to many ga
ant ofi;oIs who hive distinguished themselves in the
service, to deprive them Of their connissSts s, and
would be lst 70 te regiments hat have won hs.0 &c
names On tho psuls fad lna covered thsms,l,es TJh
glory b. aInalsamat;Dg fragments Of tisrslt re mont,
uuls;s mat cr Of Urg.n! and szr,ms easily II,
In tbs interval hetTeen the scJ1l nmsIt sn1 tho next
ol, Ii shsl be found tba' he 90 scrpt AcIs pro-
pesly enforced caaro even M up existing regiments,
uluoh less gTo surple which wo hott} J. then, d
matter OF necessity, We my b. compelled auhorizs
the consolidation Of grea.iy reduced regiments which
cannot possibly b. filed Up.
TIE committee ssksd to be discharged from tue fur
ther consideration OF the sge, and that il b sii on
tho table,
ToEcEs OF INVADED STATS.
Mr.. BELL, Of No, called up the bill reported f'om
the Military Don ttee, to provide for the temporary
organz non o! forces for the Provisional Army OF the
Condolences States in the Safes parts OF States in
Vaded or occupied by the enemy.
Mr. Il ARRI3, of No, opposed the bill, as tufioent
legislation lad already passed on The subject. He
thought tho bill would do more BARN tsau good.
Mr.. BELL. Of No, eail he regretted to dstain the
time Of tbs House, but he fe necessity for doing 80,
In order that he might correct any which might
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THsFs,Eca PRgJIs-A LtrrkR FRoE rHt Ocsrf ps
PIaIs TO rrs SIcELrs-Toe fol,wing letter from the
Csmts do P.ris DIa s!ckes il published 10 the 'rh'
erh pepers!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
.S62. THE 1862.
PYNNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL HAiLROAU,
with it, Connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fRox kgw-YoKk TO TIE PRINCIPAL WgsTsRs CiriEs
Light trains dsy from New York to PnisdelPhia' via
New Jeuey and CsmdeE and Amboy line. 100
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAyk NkW-YORK FROM THE
Foot or COURTLANOT-ST.
Wy Of Philadelphia the morning Passengers leave New
ot ~ same time other routes; Evening passengers
81 "a, one hour later than other lines.
tb,se bo1,s ehato~n evening pa-s1gers leave At IN
ve tho sane nne a, Northern lpes in CGiesyo and al
k'".' 20 'he worm Wet Cr.Ghue Indianapolis, L0ui.ye
o Love Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and ali main
Pittsburgh 3s miles and NswSori 70 Pit,.burxh 4S mss
SMOKING and Saloon Cars on al ,rains
are the .snss a. other routes
Sssgsgs CHECKED through. Transfers free.
oscufe Iicket, goo until used, by Pittsburgh
r.. WESTERN EMlGBATION.
.ns rennsyivanis Central Company runs EInigant
accommodation Line which aaords comfortable mode Of
d fare MI ~ WV "~'' 49, N'S
o. "a route heishs Of all dsscriyions bs forwarded
slo rom any point the Railroad of ONO Kentucky In
Snas n I6 in wisconsin Iowa Missouri by RAIL
sSy wes BY steamer. rom fnt.bn,rh
10. rates Of Freight rpd from any point the We by
ne PennsylvaniA Railroad al favorable a. arc
eangod By o,ber railroad Companies MERCHANTS and sip
ers ntrustns the transportation Of their Freight TO this
psDy, can rely with confidence on Its speedy Isnst
LIVE STOCK
Farmers and Desef so Live Stock viii hnd this mos, al
vsnsgsous route. Cspsoioas Yards well wale.d ana ,9o
shsd WIN eseIy COZ have been open.d % hi. line
Prom HaTnsbg where viii be found every ~,
FHd IAs sEwYoFk q sxLTIMost MARX RS. DEL
!. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger AGENT NO. Aston. houss
LEECH q 90. freight Ageo's, ,,,.,..
No aston House and No ] south William st
MCDONALD O. Bl-ChOtF Emi,fsnt Agents.
40. bettsf- pace.
EhOCA LL"io. Genera sVpt Ai.son,. re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
CUpREME COURT, City and County of New.

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
y York-STEPHEN VALENTINE, SAMUEL T. VAL
ENTINE, aud CHARLES GRiFFEN sst. JAMES CAMP
BELL-Summons for money demand on contract. (Com.
not serl To the defendant, JAMES CAMPBELL: You
hereby summoned and required to the complaint In
this action which viii be tiled In the ose Of the CsIk Of
Cay and County Of Newfork at Ci'y Hall In said city and
subscribers their office, Number J Bioome street. In said
city within twenty days after The service Of this summon: on
YOU exclusive of the day OF such service and you s 70
answer the said complaint within the tune aforesaid the
plaintiff In this action will take judgment Against you lot ne
sum of four hundred dollars with interest ron the |s.n Jay
OF March thousand eight hundred and sI one' oes'e'
the costs of this ssion Dated January 9th 10.
BERRIEN L PERT. Plainifs Attorney,
No 1888 BroonIe-st, City Of New foft,
Tho complaint in this action was Ned 70 ,os on q sp'
Clsk Of tho City aud County Of OK " Tue 'J "''
Ia said city on the 18th day o. May B.z LIT, ,.,-
BEKRIEN 4 PERT, Plan.la' A"01nsy"
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