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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
Washington, July 81.

To Hon. f. E. Stanton, Secy of Var.
SIR The cavalryexpedition directed Gen.
King to send out on the 10th, has returned
They left Fredericksburg at Z, p. NJ, on the
10TH and after a forced march during the night
made descent at daylight in the morning up
on the Virginia Central Railroad at Beaver
Dam Creek, % miles west of Hanover juno
ton and 50 miles from Richmond. They des-
troyed the railroad and telegraph for several
miles burned up the depot which contained
10000 rounds of musket munitions, 100 barrels
of flour, and much other valuable property,
and brought in a captain in charge as pris-
amer. The whole country around was thrown
into great state of alarm. One private was
wounded on our side.
The cavalry marched so miles in thirty hours.
The affair was most successful, and reflects
high credit upon the commanding officer and
his troops.
As soon as full particulars are received l
will transmit to you the name of the command
ing officer engaged.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
JOHN Pore,
Major General Commanding.
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DIED.

In Odtown 10th inst, Elmer f. son of Lorenzo and
Mary Smart, aged years mos DAYS.
In Philadelphia 18th inst, Edward l. Jewett, of
Sangeryille sergeant of Co A, 9Th Me Regimentaged
about "a years
In Salem 18th inst Caroline T. daughter of the late
Joseph Newhall, of Whitfield Me. aged 20 years.
In Calais 18th inst. Luther Bracket, Esq aged Sc
years; 18th. Amanda daughter of Mr. Shubael b.
hanon, aged % years; 18th. Mrs Mary Ann, wife of
Mr. David Hume. aged about SO years; 9th, Mr. Abel
whitney. aged 20 years.
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WARRENToy, VA, July II.

Arrivals from Sperryville report almost daily
skimishing between Gen. Sigel's pickets and
rebel scouts, near the Gap at Luray. Several
of the enemy had been Killed; also that re-
connosance in force went towards Madison on
Wednesday. Several guns were heard in that
direction the same day.
Gen. Mcdowell arrived here yestesday and
pitched his headquarters in the field.
Parties from Winchester report that guerril-
las had paid frequent visits to the vicinity Of
Slrasburg and Middletown.
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From our Regular Correspondent. ]

Letter from the Seventh Maine Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS It'll MAINE Vols.
Camp near Harrisons Landing, July -.
All the news we have to write to-day is to
state that there is no news.
Major Robbie is here and commenced paying
off the brigade to-day. The boys are jubilant
over the prospect of getting some 'change."-
For four months and nearly one half, they have
waited patiently for the paymaster to come,
Now that he has come, let them be joyous.
Color Sergeant Samuel S. Mann has, for
good conduct, been promoted to I'd Lieut., Co.
f, and entered upon the duties of his office to
day. Lieut.. Mann is from Bangor, Me-, and
was in the LIST Maine, where he faithfully serv-
ed the term of his enlistment. In one month
after the LIST Maine was mustered out Of the
service he was again in the service of his coun-
try. a member of the It'll Maine then at Au-
gusta After the arrival of the regiment at
Baltimore, he was selected by Col. T. II. Mar
shall as a suitable person to carry the flag of
our beloved country, in which capacity he
honorably acquitted himself until promoted to
the position he now holds.
Inc afms 10 sun uusy at Worh sTolSiy ell
trenching itself, and the prospect of a move
very soon looks rather uncertain.
Corporal David Thompson, Co. ii, was buried
yesterday. This is the second death that has
occurred in the regiment, Of disease, since the
regiment left Camp Griffin. Quite number
have died in the hospitals, but Corp. Thompson
and Patrick Murphy, who died at Coal Harbor
of sun stroke, are the only ones that have died
in the regiment. We now have large hospi-
tai tent and our sick are well cared for. Ice
day.
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FoRrREss MONROE. july 10.

a gentleman recently from SoffoIk reports
there was some little excitement there on ac-
count of rumors that the rebels were building
bridges across the Black Water, which it was
thought was preparatory for an attack on Suf
folk. The rumors are quite likely to be false,
but suffers were careful not TO keep large
stocks of goods. The weather here is cool and
refreshing.
The rebel army has fallen back ten miles
towards Richmond.
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MARRIED.

In Greenwood Plantation 4th inst, Mr. Joseph Il
Whittier TO Miss Mary Bryson, both of q Z.
In Mt Chase ri. 2sth ult, Mr. sanford Farewell to
Miss Julia Harvey 9Th inst Mr. William Darling
to Miss Lizzie Bastou, all of Rocabcma ri.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines The steamers for from Liverpool call ut
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-Tuesday, July o.
Sun rises morn. A 80 Length Of days. T.. IA So
Sun sets, eve. 81 Moon rises. IL 46
High Water, morn. Observation-Disclosures. I6
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10 1t is stated that 1.-THE census embraces
seventeen millions ofwomen.n Who wouldn't
hate TO be the census? asks Prentice.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed from shanghae May %, ship Mandarin, Par
rott. New York
At Monroyia eth ut, brig Ann, Yates. for NYork
DAYS.
At London 9Th inst ships James r Keeler Delano;
American Eagle, Urquhart and Adriatic. Moore, for
New York, ldgi brig Palmetto, Jones, for Pernam-
buco, do
At Rio Janeiro 9Th ult brig Tallulah. FIN New York
just
At Guayanilla 9Th inst, brig b Allea, Ray. for
New York 10th
At Bsraeoa eth inst, schs Glcnwood. Dickinson;
Sarah Maria, Underhill. and Adelia Kelley, Kelley
for New York soon
Falmouth Is DAYS; I Is Bartram Nichols for NYork
8; X q W Dodge. Jarvis. for do 15 brigs j ID Lin
coin, Weber, for Portland Z; G Troup. Mcclellan
just ar.
At Mstanzas It'll inst. barks Stampede, Look. for
New York, wig cargo; Hanson Gregory. Sylvester,
seeking; brigs II Means. Means for Boston s DAYS:
Chimborazo, Small. for Philadelphia in ballast, Pro-
.eus. CHM, for New York, ldgi sch belmont, Ginn
for New York, do.
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.

FOREIGN IMPORTS.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch Industry--95 tons plaster
A ID Whiddcn.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch Albion-45 tons plaster
16 cords wood master
WINDSOR Ms. Sch Lark-ll0 tons plaster, 80 lbs
master.
DOMESTIC IMPORTS.
NEW YORK. Steamer Chesapeake-27 bars iron
Corey-122S sugar moulds J Il Brown & Sons-l3
cases mdse Crossman & Poor-1s pkgs mdse Randall
Woodbury-60 bars iron + Stevens & Coo
boxes tin Rumery & Burnham-20 casks zinc Emery
Warehouses; do cream tartar J Grant-10 boxes
starch Henderson Sabine-10 do do Lynch & Co
10 rolls leather Tyler. Rice & Sons-25 boxes starch
l. Purington-l6 cases lead W Perkins & Co.'S
boxes tea 10 kegs liquor Coolidge Co-1l2 chests
tea. 20 bris beef w IL Shaw Son--6 brls pickles j
Coolidge Co-20 eases wine Thos Paddock-5O
chests tea sherman. Deering & Colo boxes soap
Woodbury. Harris-50 boxes rifles Col Harding
94S pkgs mdse to sundry persons
BOSTON. Sch Rosa-2l4 hhds % tierces molasses
J Il Brown & Sons
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NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday. July 81.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig Josie Gilkey. Gilkey, Boston for Bucksport
Brig Eudoras, Haskell. Boston.
Sch Albion, tBrl McFadden, Maitland Ms.
Sch Lark. (Brl NcCumbcr. Windsor Ms.
Sch Rising sun, tBrl Function, Windsor Ms for
New York.
Sch Ivy. tBrl SIerriman, Hillsboro Nh for Boston.
Sch W Carpenter, Pratt Boston.
Sch Leyant. Nye. Bangor for Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick. Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John NIB.
Steamer Chesapeake. crowell, New York.
CLEARED.
Sch Brookville. (Brl Hatfield. Windsor Ms MASTER
Sch Sdonia, tBrl Dunn, Parsboro Ms, master
Sch Hannie Westbrook, Lttlejohn, Boston. j II
Brown Sons.
Sch Edw A DeIIart, Cummings Gloucester, master
sB-All ship Herald go tons, built at Bath in
1855, has been sold for s27 600.
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DOMEsTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS Ar 4th. bark osn,anli. Dcsbou.
Boston: 10th shin ohio Hntcbines New York. srb
Diriso Cook DO -
cd 10Th shin Statesman pendle,on New York
bark Justice Story. Jones, do
NORFOLK sailed 18Th inst sch Dart Pbi,l;ps
New York
PHI ADFIPHIA Ar 18th sch Iamont Dunont
Herring Rarbsdoes
Also ar 18th. bark Irma. wortinger. Cienfueeo,
Also ar Istb sch Mar Miller naxtor Rccti,n5
Al Quarantine hr;g Iaango Evaps from Hsyans
cd 18Th scb Iobn Tree,nan C,owcm Eortrcss
Nonroe i'"'"'
Also c,d 10th shin cb.l,.rh.,, v;,so, ;v.rnooI
brigs abby Ellen Gilmore Fortress Monroe. Iauret
4. Rrown Portlsnd
NEW YORK A. 18th br,s Films Dudley Went.
worth Rancor. Temnest Nc1,obh Boston. .chs Mar
Gems Manson Ir Rrauster Raracoa m, Warrenton
Lord Eliswor+h. Mar,bs amhert CHERRY ,;eid 1pl,
Son Jobnson and william Dnnhan Gar,;ner.
SAL Ingalis usch;ss cni EJdv Rianehsrd Rangor
yendoxi Rray Wassachusetts t;otf. sarah Ion;sa
yea.nn. II g. ,Sarn snd i-neia So, S,naiias
RockIand
aisa ar 10Th shin sparllins wave rna,v Iopdon,
b,rt 0snray Nash paicrma Nav Ok. hr;gs Centanr
s:iirey FI;yaheshnorf for Rasion. En{ar. Iard
Sas;s Gem sesvnP Fanpip, TastDort sarah Gerd,
Nor Wi,cheli Za, Haven o
IL, ~ ia,h sbi,s Werc,rv rro,.h tt,vro 1e,h
NJ. Traranahsr iEas,nan pos,on' b,rts E,,;r
vincent ne Clsde 40. Hanons c,rtxr;aht ksna",
a,ss Via Canton N.b IL ,assed Ani;er Anil Cane
of Good Hone Nav is: sehs Edward kidder' Hark-
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Per steamship North American off Cape Race.
Ar from New York. President Fillmore Daniel
Webster and Chrsiiana, at Deal; Alliance at Bris-
tol; Advance, at Havre; Far West. and Frank Low
EFT, at Queenstown; Cynosure North America, j ii
Ryerson, and Ontario. at Liverpool
Ar from Portland. Zephyr. Mt Queenstown
Ar from kaltimore. ANN. a Deal
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June 80, lat "A 49, lon IS IL, bark W A Anderson,
steering W.
July 4, LAT "A 49, Ion AZ 35, was signalized ship
Sparkling Wave, from Shields for New York. % dys
ont.
July 5, of Cape Antonio, brig Fredonia, from CT
enfuexos for Boston.
july Q. lat % TO- lon 6s %. sch A Farnsworth tof
Bangorl Kinks. for Jamaica.
July TO- lat p Ion GA, sch Ann Carlet from Phila-
delphia for ST Thomas, with the captain sick.
july 10, no Lar. &c, bark 81 Jago, from Portland
for Havana.
new, from Portland for Matanzas.
July Is, off Gay Head, passed ship Westmore-
land, from Liverpool for Philadelphia
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Ship Constellation. at New York from Liverpool
reports 4th inst. lat 40 %. lon 20 Is in dense fog
made an object ahead which proved to be an iceberg
tackled ship and bore away from il in Is minutes az
forwards heard loud crash. of some vessel in
contact with the iceberg. the berg itself capsizing
lay to until PM to ascertain the Of the noise
but the fog continuing did not discover anything;
and during the time had the ships bell rnng and
guns fired to attract the attention Of any party dis
abled as some of the crew said they heard men S
voices
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this Brunswick toHt do her achole duty, and
do it promptly.
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DOMESTIC IMPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

In steamship British Queen, from New York fo
Nassau NP-Mr Bosworth, of Me.
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CLEAR ED.
DISASTERS.

sB-A1g ship Herald go tons, built at Bath /
1855, has been sold for SGT 600
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For Representatives to Congress-
Third District. JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusta
FIFTH Disfrict. FREDERIC A. PIKE of Calais.
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About Cotton.

There is no reed of any one being arprs.
heBsiye hat cou;ieu uence Of ths blockade
tor long p sriod Will get the world so ont OF
the fashion OF looking TO america for . iarGes
portion of ita cotton supply, and the trade In
our great staple will be permanently crippled.
IL an oft-aemonstrated. aud, indeed. fnd,s.
in other quarters of the world cannot be 80
increasao as TO do away with the demand tor
the American protect, and, trough the en-
barge this may greatly stimulate the yield
of tho5s inferior nbres, their supply must
remain both Inadequate In quantity aud In.
edicians in quality TO meet the wants OF trade.
TAe history of the cotton production and
trade has proved that the demand for the
fibric is only limited by the supply Of the
stapie-that lae eoasup ption keeps mp with
the supply. All know how marvellous has
been the growth IT the industry and com.
merce inTCixec, ana what paramount Inter
tsts then noT are that scarce existed half .
csGtnrY ago. WITH cEiy sach enlightenment
% an opsaser, we may conclude that though
the production of Gotten In other countries
American cotton win still be sustaipsd. We
Iesd ros recur TO the fact that ths American
Is the oa1y nbre propsriy adapted TO the most
important uses or manufacture. II other cot.
tons were rs good, their increase Of supply
world only be repssttion OF the cotton trade,
to wit: thai ths demand a6Sments with the
supply; that the latter controls the former.
and no. the former the latter.
The more cotton there 10 raised In any omar.
ter OF tae globe, tha more there ts consumed
taers. The mors Of the raw staple there is
shipped to England from any port, the moro
OF see manufactured article is shipped back
- that port Tho c.-oarign who tho 0Yst
year icks cotton with hide, woolien or grass
cloth upon his bony, tbs next year pieks it
ce :ksd out In cotton shirs. Great Britain
sesties Us much as pcs Ible Of her foreign &C.
couass by barxer. and very seldom hasa bali
enee against her for which she must hand
over cash--wniCh cannot be- satisfactorily
ABUSED by a little more cotton cloth or yarn,
or other man q ufa6 tursd ar:iclea.
The world 10 just bvginuirg 10 learn to uso
cotton In fact, puts learning now-a.oAys
with sue a accelerated rapidly that tAsye
seems no limit - hsdemaad. Oottna u fnd.
ing is way daily into Aundred new uses Of
life, and proving new values, m Wh;cA &C
cannot adequately BE- replaced by any other
article. Hundreds OF Thousands OF human
bsings are annually learning 10 wear Il. And
al who do wear II learn 70 wear more and
more Of this cheap agency for promosins
personal cleanliness aud neatnosa. ThOee
who could afford 70 wear bat two linen
shirts week ean afford claaa cotton ehirs
per diem; and 20 it goss In all the manaf0aA
uses inwateh the cheap catton may be sab.
sutuied f5r the .tearsr fabric Of other ma.
Ierial.--kobifs Adssrfisw.
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[For the Eichncni Dispatch ]
The Women Of the South.

The crisis is upon US. Dur own homes ere
iayati.d by saw -ge fee. Car husbands and
o:oLhers are flIhting and bleeding for onr
safety. Their bodies. under Divine Psovi-
denee, fsrm the oaly barrier between us and
destrucuoa. Many OF them havs gone ard
lett thsl4 farms, viii no ha' DIS to Till the
ground while Others have left ind. HeIeu.
managers. We, wives ana daughters, aY8
bnt fesole crea.ugas-raised In the lap OF
laxury, ard iistle knowing how 10 depend
upon oHr own resources. BUTT Is TO ha Ere-
snmei oar hear - ara In ,he riAhs Place;
snd, wheu this 10 the case, there il no caicu-
leiing what we mag do. We can lily brook
to see those va love spifsr H shs nscsssaIies
OF Iifs, ard eapsei1i4 while they stand b..
tween us and aengers We will arouss our
selves, and, girniag on the armor Of patriot
ism ard tha b.eass-r,a.s of fifth ia God, We
Will march &c our coantTy's rescue. Ths
lSnds must b. titled and nread and meat
raised. as we'll as clothes prepared for cir
soldiaIs. Many who have hi therto been ignc-
rant 81 splnntrg, weayinKs nnd Knitting. sre
now lsarnfrg; and many others. sone OF
whose nngsrs were wont 70 move gracefully
over She keys of the piano, now txprsss 4
Willingness 70 wield the hoe In the coln1ield.
And Iss not car easmtss snesr vt the idea
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Esssg, sIx.sa " gzs, $50 81.

n OST-nn Saturday evening, In f44s Old
nIarkes, rr On Seventeenth EkEp4t. q twd
.sathar Ps:CK TT EpUk coatsinfnk sa $50
Eorteceyata rose ana come other srnNdtHotea,
Il nassisc,et FROM tbs Trsdesar WORKS, fnsf two
s,nai! ensese!~c. AIRY one fading the ssfas
aod les.ssng :ham with nir. John A. Lacy,
rear the oid Marset, or at OTIS ofice, will he
Iitreraiiy rewarded. ]. ID. BAKER.
ao 14-2tS
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DOAEDTNG.

DOAR RIDERS.
ID
a few Gentlemen and their Wives, or single
0ent;emen, can secure BOARD, with comfortable
rcams, by applying 6. the corner OF 5to avg Jack
son streets. al, l4--S'k
EpUARul 40 FtJk YUUn.t LADIES
n Young ladies, refugees from invaded
Districts. Can he accommodated vita s,oai
at Hollins institute, Bote.ourt Springs, koa-
noke county, w., at Si5 per month
The regular session OF the Institute will
open on The frat Wednesday in 5nne ne xt,
with a full corps OF Teachers. Board and
tuitit n, $3.50; hsusic, $45.
AIRY 9ddiiionAl info rma. ion can be had hy
addressing
CHAS. l.. COUKE, Sup't,
nL u-5s* Botetourt Spriras.:Na
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= is>rs&@,x Huila3E.-&saiae TO Jrssass uc-
~ Brides hiacksmiah sac;', or fTnicn street.
n-eT lh. Ccn tra, Depot, on Monday week, :.
d1Ek-hEo HOESA-bosii hind feet white.
al. "a s,ar in the iors h.ad. The oSvner will
:'eass ccns forward, prove property, pny
ca5Tg ana take aim WY -,
3pif-Ssf .TAE rs MCBRIDE.
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yTs,-aY saE OK SFU..EN--.

q few d Tvs siuc e, II hlsex HORSE,
tge or six years old. He Das scar on h!s
,ee asd white hird legs; uaceg nell Any
oic who VIII reta-n him fe Dr. Z II DEANt,
esrDat of GsTnca gssd7 7tn Streets viii be s,s tn
by rewarded. apfi-3,H
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"ARDWAgE-
Patent Eniancas,
MIL md Gross. cut Saws,
Roller Buckies,
Wagon Hames,
scy lhe Blades,
Grsin cradien, {
Efil saw Files,
Wrought and cut Nails,
Finishtnf Hsiis,
Coil Chain, q and !-ineh1
Mill screws,
For sale hy OLAkk6DN q CO.,
a9i4 TO. 700 MHia skrsai-s
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the same power which Java a, hrsv. -. -.
Wiu,give as ssrenE arms to do ony dutv :
al !, na,aons ,a which have tnr,vn c1T the ~.
man. Her husy hands. her chee-irr urorss
Gpd her devoted heart, hnva neryarf f1,c.s - =
loved 10 ee''fls OF nohIa daring rsax s,ll We
o. nHntH6 our sisters OF C.Ee- uHtiGus Moi
oaiy wilt We labor with orr ows hands. hSs
va VIII patiently suffsr and make whatever
,acr'flcr our eonatry demands. hose y7bo
We means Will coatrihute freely tewnsds
e'ifad.ng va. We sells and tn ths rrcsssssses OF
those In distress. Even the pre- ions jewels
rhd p'ate Will b. contributed, II she authcsi.
tea one intimats that tfay are necessary &,
ths safesy u our country. And ii 1. should
dssecra I'D by the nnheiiowed feet Of the ruth
leas enemy, onr hands viii sppiy the torrh
10 al no Wcnid prizs. Ye., we vial 30 for Tia
destitute Of ell tus pure, brave hearts and,
trusting in the God of Heaven, ws will die
and bs 1t rest, rather thar suhfnis to the de
grfdtsE yoke Of thos5 T;io YOU Id e5rq qasr VS..
All faeSe thtrgs will wc do but taey are
not oar htrong forte vs will pTcy without
csastng for our c,untry. We Will importnss
:he Cred of bts'!es 10 prsspar our cause. We
=" III pray that oar s,.diers snay os ksp. from
stt. re wit! prGy That orr peop.e may for
Ae vic sedaess. We will pray t.sas :ho 20
II authority nisy fear 8od--and "if God be
ID: ~, wao shall be agains. :"
MsRsrA, GA, March %.
To the Editors Of the kie4nsend Djspa<ca:
ssnd you IL cfry of scma lines cut from
ri Eng isa paper 3 fey ya trs siaca, Which, II
sc' ms 70 me, may B!sh pras1riesY bs recon
men sd o TIA attention OF every mtmb.r Of
tha 5 etiprn Coefat,eracy al t ~ pr~Ssns tine ::
sc cfo especially psr mans 20 tao-e IN the army.
To Cah,ne', or n aay WAY usss.ls zni isus%ee -
Hut " DO Ia g}Ot il atsre,te>: IL tais ;i.t gas cy-
sis hed who does no. feal
'IEosyiDUAL sz;PsssiBIltYY
s'The c7r1, IT ding III ,sr of thn little ga-ri-
son Of Erti II heroes ns !.acInow, ascriae
heir SALIVA ion from destruction By the inf u
ri4tsd Sear3ye. during that ferrAi siege OF
taree Inon'ns, 70 tos tact thet, owing to the
extrems pau.ity Of their numbers; zach man
VAS taught to feel hat1ea hi. iqdiridaai tJorfs
dapsune.i, IL; no sEiali 1ssssuIe, :hs safe, ~ OF
Inc entire position; = end 50 thoroughly did
this consciousness incite every cficer, s)ldier
and Iran 10 discharge his nis!c dafy, tne. the
oysrwhamias force CT sbe neiny c..l,d never
succeed iii gaming an incb within tho bounds
OF their teeoiy fortified qusr ters."
Were every mefa Der OF this Southern Con.
federa3y i'm Pr sseea sgith iiiso saaae Of the
Tesnt;s depending on his own irdiv;duai es-
forts, what victories might be achievcdi How
soon would this food of Invading foes roll
back, ana peace smile On our land! Sent by
one VINO Was
eHELD IgH4BfraNr of RIcUNoND
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E-6 AIEIEit--Aa sDias+r!asa, s.gxsse'si iyisn
ST wo3iau, ~ COOK, " AZ, a. Il jR8N
fl sD,ail fElafiy- tor s"cii au one good
u ,fna ar.' iihsrai wsgy y WA be gtYe9 a.1..
p ;st Tbs residence IF j. b t9EiLecs, ga ST,
aornt s.ge sgu&res seyana 3-si. y, French
Garden uilt. eas. side ap14~3t%
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PERSONAL.

rgeEtS is to give notice that e. Treasnsy
Urafj, Issued in my iavor for aixtv ttoy5oe,,, {,
dollars, 1850 o,000,) on <. T.. EI.nore, Treasurer
g: s. .(0ratt so. 406'oD 'gar VIZ rrant he 209
one-D az payable il bonds,) was abstrn led
from n eff e ou SATURDAY. March o. 1852, or
6unc day, hlarCn 30, 1892. / varn ali persons
g6iusG receiving or holding this draft TIE
Draft was not endorsed by ne. .nd therefore
caeEct ae deposited or drawn nfrn hy AZ,
i'erson o4hor than myself. and effci5nt pre-.
sau tions have bean ;aEen against any Ior-
gerry. II. W. JOHNS
Surg"on ard E,eIicAl FurveZ 1r,
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