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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

Hon. JOSEPH DELLoNE Member of the
House, from York county, was lately rob-
bed, on the Lebanon Rail Road, of near
$4,000. Mr.. d. and his colleague, Hon.
A. G. RAMSEY, very faithfully represented
the Democracy of York, in the last Leg.
islature. We sympathize with Mr.. d., in
his heavy loss, and can only wish him bet
ter luck the next round.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

We notice with pleasure the name oil
Hon. W. s. Ross of our County is men
toned with favor for the Office of Surveyor
General CabondaIe .4dvnnce
Our cotemporary of the ".7dpance,' p
whilst noticing with pleasure" the prob.
able nomination Of Judge Ross, "with
favor" does not intimate by what political
party he is to be supported. There arc
but two political parties to-day, as there
ever have been, in our country. One is
the great Union jackson Democratic Par
ty, and the other the disloyal Abolition,
Republican, Know Nothing No party.par-
ty. 10 which party, speak, Oh Judge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

THE ONLY SAFE pATu-The Hon.
Amos Kendall, in denying that he ever
approved of the emancipation course of
Gen. Hunter, utters the following words of
truth:
"There is but one safe course for the
Government to pursue, and that is to dis
regard all party affiliations and adhere
firmly to the programme origionaly an
nounccd, viz: The prosecution of the
war for the sole object of preserving the
Constitution and the Union with the rights
of States intact, to be followed by peace as
soon as those objects can be attained. II
h're be not .frn'aess enough IN The Adosbl-
aStratiOm n do this. We are on q sea gt re-
ol,ltio", aei'h scarcely a hope # ecer again
reaching the hoven # unity anil peace"
AMOS KENDALL"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

UNDER our Agricultural Department,
on the 14th Of June, we copied an article,
entitled "The value of Coal Ashes,' from
The "Sunbury Gasate," just as found in
that paper, which we have since learned
originally appeared in and should have
been credited to tho "GVmGptotOa TEE
graph.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

Col. WILLIAM L. ALEXANDER, Senior
Editor of the Clarion Democrat, with six
other Democrats of Clarion, are candi-
dates for the Legislative nomination. We
have no doubt they are all good men,
Our preferences, however, are for the gal
liant Colonel, and we should rejoice in his
election.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28
I,ha PET of AboIitionists.

Every loyal newspapapcr in the north"
crn States approve of Mr.. Lincoln's proc.
lamation revoking the abolition order Of
Gen. Hunter in reference to the slaves in
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
The Abolition, or disloyal, press, OF the
North stand up to paper for Gen. Hunter,
and condemn the President for revoking tho
mischief. making order. These Republi-
can Abolitonists are so delighted with
Gen. Hunter that they have proposed him
as their candidate for the next Presidency,
and some ofthe more disloyal of them
even 90 so far as to assert that Gen. Hunter
is Democrat and they are ready to sup
port him and his doctrines in preference to
those of Mr.. Lincoln. This might seem
like madness or treason coming from any
other class of men than Abolitionists, but
they are so we'll known to be crazy fanatics
that no one keeps account oftheir insanity,
and as they do not respect the Constitution,
and claim that there can be no treason un-
der covenant with hell, their disloyalty
must not be questioned Hunter IS not q
Dtmocrat, and that if they wish to snub off
Mr.. Lincoln by making it appear that
even Democrat can be found who is q
better Abolitionist than their own Presi-
dent, they will have to fall back en- John
Forney, who claims to be DemocratW,
for Hunter won't answer their purpose, and
we are sure no man in the Democratic party
will.
That these Aboltionist need not make
any more mistakes concerning the politics
of our Generals we present the following
statement, which on as high authority as
the National Jntehgencer, we pronounce
correct:
Among those understood to be Of Dem.
ocratic anteccdent, are the following;-
Mcclellan, Halleck, Mcdowell, Butler,
Dix, Wool, Buell., Shields; Burnside,
! Mansfield, Keys, Hentzleman, Franklin,
G. f. Simth (deceased) Lander (deceascd)
Anderson, Rosencrans, Siegel, Denver,
Sturgis, G. A, Thomas, w. L. and 7. W.
Sherman, Grant, McClernand. Crittendcn
Logan, Rousseau, Nelson, Wyman, l. l.
Stevens, Sickles, Mulligan Col. Corcoran
and Geary.
Among those of Republican antecedents
Fremont, Banks, Sumner, Lane, Pope,
Curtiss, Phelps, Tyler, Schenck, Hunter,
Prentice, Gov. MGR an, Ferry, Terry, Kin ;
aud Pierce.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

The examination ofthe Orangeville Acad-
emy and Normal School will take place on
the I'd and Sd of July. The annual ex-
hibition of the same institute will be held
on the evening of Sd of July. The an
nual address will be delivered by Prof.
John G. Stoddard, of New York city.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

GEF. E. S. Goodrich, formerly editor
of the Luzerne Union, Wilkes Barre, Pa,
died at his residence in Towanda, Brad
ford county, Pa, on the llth inst, in
the 6lst year of his age.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

ARRESTED AS TRAIToRs.-Hon Pier.
re Soule, formerly U. S. Minister to Spain,
and Sheriff Mazureau have been arrested
in New Orleans by General Butler, on a
charge of treason, and have been sent
North to Fort La Fayctte forsale keeping
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28
500 BOIlntu

u, Az claims are carefully examined by tbs no
pStet, ana ~ Is OF me utmost import nee IN
70 employ regular and experienced counsel n thav
ago,d delay All cases entrusted 10 my a,e
mail and no charge is made until The p"ns oy relurn
H. PERSONS entitled to the SIOO BOUNTY oaS s'dn.eu
Ieir claims eashed on application at ay ofc,' ~" ne
iems,Pn asehts, writing for blanks and reones;,a
sLueuohs also persons wishing Information ~ , ~
en 10 lohats lands under the provisions of
Home stead Act should encoae afee '"' VI Tue late
Address, NJ A CANnppy -.
pEetnsbufg, Penn'a
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

Hon. VIM. S. Ross, of Luzerne, it is
generally conceded, will be the nominee of
the opposition party, for Surveyor Cen
eral
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

We understand from our neighborInp
papers that son of James Ewes, near
Orangeville was wounded, and is among
the missing, at the late fight near Rich.
mond. His name is II. G. Ewes, and a
very fine young man, lie was attached
to the 93 Regiment, Col, McCarter. Star.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

AN Excursion train will be run on the
Bloomsbury and Lackawanna Railroad
on the 4th of July, to accommodate the pco-
pie who may wish to attend any of the
celebrations, upon that day, along the line,
at half fare.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28
BA NIX NOTICE.

y office is hereby given, that the Bank
OF panViile Bank of Issue, Discount and Demos.
IT, located N the borough of Danville Montour eouniv
WIN capital of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars H.
% aSlns appcation al the next regular session OF
charter aud extension ofts privileges for term oS
Wehty years from the expiration of its present
win the same name, title location ans capital
Hy order of the Board of Directors,
n,,, DAVID CLARK Cashier
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

+ av,hs made such arrangements, as enables me N
procure at once, Pensions, Bolntv Mona M Rn ~ W
ray &C. beg to call the attention OF those nIerestnd
oiar uisauou Solaies the widows minor hdren of
souleIS VINO dle or have hGen killed in the .ri VI
entea 10 pensions The widows or other legal heirs os
enlltled 10 the ' ~ WV eoIVlce, are
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

IoHN A. SMULL, Esq, Assistant Clerk
of the ii. Of r., has our sincere thanks
!or the Bound volume OF the "LegiS(atiue
RecoSl.v
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28
BRIDGE LETTING.

IT he County Commis sioners will receive prono,.
i MoKclvy & Co.'S Paper Mill in Cattawissa ioa
Columbia county, between the hours of 10 A, NJ
p. NJ, on Monday the 9TH day Of July next, for bp
an Arch Bridge over Cattawissa Creek. near said
Said bridge to be leo feet tong between abutmcn,s
~ feet from out to out, double track and height
from low water mark. The abutments to be I
thick at the skcw-bark Plan and spc, icntion, r.
seen on the day aud place of letting. Also the od
TO be sold at the same time aud place.
by order Of the Commit snnet
Il. c. FRUIT IL
Bloom sburp, June a. 1862
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE, for July,
has come to hand, and is repleto with in
.eresting productions and richly cmbelished.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

WE notice by the Wilkes Barre papers,
that Prof. 1'HEo. Med. Price, .ofColum-
bia county, has been engaged to walk
wire in that place on the approaching 4th
Of July.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28
Mem advertisements.
WILL BE PAID,
INFORMATION WANTED

~ boy named John Randolph Jacoby, aged abou
Othrtcen years. lie is about four feet in height ha
ilght halr aud is little hump. .shouldered. When nc
ielt lie wore heavy dark coat and dark pants A lib
era reward will be paid to any person WHO can give
sing y "'''''
A r. JACoBY, Cambria, Luzerne co. Pa
or 10 SAMUEL ALE Buck Horn, Columbia CO., Pa
June 18th le62- 3tt "
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-28

Hon. CHAs. J. BIDDLE, will accept our
thanks for Congressional documents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18
Gen. MaRruder.

We are glad % see resolution Of thanks TO ten
hAgruder has been introduced into Congress- Not that
We like the system Of miscellaneous thanks with which
Congress represents the popular appreciation oil our gen
erals and our armies; the contrary, we think this
system of vicarious gratitude productive CT no gooe
but Of much nonsense. When once Congress com
msuces to give thanks it is expected that everybody
shall be thanked for everything. 1t is like Te6at TIT
mouses platform Of giving everybody everything Tners
Il no knowing where to stop; no possibility Of stopping
without doing injustice to somebody who has deserved
well Of bis ecunry; overlooking some important and
msri.crious action. Thus the army would DO over
uhslmsd in catAclysm ofthAnks-psrfectly saturated
with Congressional appreciation. They would be
thank ID for great battles and thanked for ANAL bat
,ss thanked for victories because Of their grandeur
thanked for defeats because Of their being no worse
thanked for entetprsng advances thanked ;or skiui
retreats. Nevertheless, SIS We have said, We arc glad
tina, resolution Of thanks to Gen. Nagruder has been
offered in Congress- But why vas ii not passed! II
,sybody deserves thanks surely Gen. hagrnder deserves
them To him. a. much IS TO any other man, the safety
of Richmond, and of all ElsIern Virginia, u DUE
F5r year he be ID the designs OF the enemy on the
Peninsula and guarded the avenue oil approach 10 the
OapSa which was finally selected by the enemy as the
noss eligible route. NOBODY can gsinsAy The Aeai and
isyo,oa he displayed no. hs dngusr s0ViEy, energy
and enterprise nor his skill and military capacity as
syneed during that PERIOD and in the conduct OF the
opsr.Ors OF his corps duTOg the campaign before Rich.
mopd We sincerely trust that snce Congress has
do,sd the system of thanks successful aud meTtc-
eous ocsrs, it will no! omit doiGg justice to ali Oil er
whose sueesss Al merit sntitle him 10 high place Al
ths affections Of bis eountrymen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18

c.l reasouInss and deductions Of European statesmen
1t simple question Of sarnsstness and purpose. II
We are more In earnest than our sneniss- our reso
uon 10 Be free greater than theirs TO subjugsts
We shall assuredy win the battle. Added to this the JUS
toe of cause, and the favor Of bene6cent Provi-
dence, everything on which rely. Az to the
one admit Argument, and no areitrament
bot the srbHment Of the sword As to the other the
people Of the oOnfsderacy will trust show that they
are worthy Of It, BY responding, in grateful spirit, to
the proclamation Of the President setting aside ths day
a. day Of prayer for the continued success of our arms
and Of Thanksgiving for the victories with which they
haye been blessed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18
RECOGNITION Nor NEEDED.

MANY idle words and much empty ,alkins has been
uttered on tbs subject Counterfeit States Rights
sa.esmtu % Rnd ignorant politicians have outraged the
manhood ana common sense Of the Confedeteey by
praling about European Dauoas acknowledging our
Independence"
Overlooking the bastard doctrine OF depending On
foreign Intervention" % accomplish our success and
achieve that liberty which the vision Of our generals
and the yal0r OF soldiers can alone permanently Sc
cuFa we bespeak moments attention 10 plain and
simple psO, by witch Heeogniuol can be accomplish
cd aud compelled
The Limited States" vera never fscogu E'd -
E-sland aud F6uce Acknowledged tina Independence
of tas colonies Of Virginia. North aud South Carolina,
Georgia, and lbs old Toireea s.ates individually, as
separate States.
When the Usion vas formed, treaties we're entered
into b, foreign goTernons With the govern OF tho
Unied Sates the sg-Lt Of the separate States, who
pound themselves b. their Constitution to abide By lie
oblisstiors
TIE Independence Stc1. Of vrgiuis North Carolina,
South Carolra Georgia and Texas, hos eecn already
recognized" OF acknowledged, b. European PSTeIe.
LET them, therefore, give notice to the World
that tfay have "recognz ID" AlsbamS, hisaii5ip
ii. Iouisis5s, Arkansas, Missouri, and TenGes'
es m fact the cid Uailsd States GcTsiG meat recOg
D;z thsn vheu they we're admitted OF equal tEm5
Win New Tors Na5sachGsette &. Let ic-eign Powers
also DO informed that all the separate, independent
g,atcs thus recognized and runcraed, have formed
league and appointed sgent which ls prepared to
n ke treaties with them In accordance Wth tbs terms OF
ita Constitution by which these aiS5 sill D, bound IN
their intercourse aud relations With the nations OF The
Garth.
THUS plan We regard 10 historically and constitutional
" correct and the ueoe3aJ tor the South and ior
Eueop. because Of the consolidating tendency Of militia.
~ Iauerces at present. and the utter Ignorance and
AFFECT teryity OF self styled States Rents politician
who now infet our public councls-Fftd'r'eksbtrg
N.WJ, SPIT ga
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18
aae IL AORKs or LAND zen sALE AN THE
COUNTY or ILUVANNA.

COUNTY OF ILUVANNA.
DURsUAHT dseres the Circuit Court Of fuvsn1a eoar
~, made At It's APP tern last IN Lh- caie OF fisnrag.ni
g'a the InGei signed COMMUNIST nes appointed
By said decree for that purpeSe will offer TO- sac on the prn
sss puOIe auetoo Ehursday, he sob day o. oetoee
oE2g scre1 Of Land belonging 10 me fip OF
Fsnusgn, deceased Bald land 'dJ,ns TIE anesf
Thomas shephTc L. w. Kent, h Mnths Ii y and othe :,
and situated In healthy, quit and intelligent semrrny:
mites from the James River and KAnsvha Canal AMI
10 IL NILS ON the Central Railroad, a1d the couaV
Pmyra there Ia the Immediate nds rhooc on
both sides Of land Mineral spn thou ht to De hga
y Medicinal. conAialng properties euphuf, Mig,s ana
Iron The baldrg, wood Dwelling House With seven
rooms and the usual oIth0ue ia io.eabe repair.
will be- ugh Ia cash 10 defsy the ests o! ocsanlnI
said Decree she o. executing the lame and The r
due to be secured By tond with good e,py pAyae In ore
and three In equa iasamen With interest from date,
10 b paid u.y tide to be retained enn oil TIE
pure ase monty u pad.
Mr. Thomas J. Shepherd W. Kent living IN NE ntgto or
hood, will 81 the land " persons desi5g 10 see ia
-. FLANAGAN, lconis
AHRA sHEfnKKD, u,
Palmyra. Sept la,h, iee2 ssis-eh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18

FATAL DuEL--A correspondent Of tee Columbus
Times writing from Charleston, says: due was fought
tas here on the 9TH between Colonel W. Ransom Cal
hcuu, commanding a! Fort Sumter, and nephew OF the
great JShu c. and Asjor Rhe!t, soa Of BArrvel Raet
which resulted In the death Of the former. This is the
second duel Mor Rhett has fought lately; the origin CT
9th difficulties 1t is said growing out Of remarks made
by himself concerning Colonel Calhoun The eommuni
" mourn the loss OF Colonel Calhoun. He graduated
at West Point In 1885, and ranked high az military
leader Major Rhsit Is much esteemed and should con-
irus 10 the army to the pacs made vacant by the
death Of COL Calhoun both being in the same regiment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18
Uor the liehnond Whis)
BEYOND THE POTOMAC.
sf PAUL q. HAYSI

BEH0ND Ihh fOAoNsc'
PAUL q HArys.
They slept on the helds which their vaor had wonl
But arose With the frat early blush Of the srn,
For they knew tina. great deed remained be done,
When they passed DER tho River,
III.
They With tie sun, and caught life from his Light
Those giants Of courage, those Anaks 10 fight
And they laughed out aloud In the Joy Of their might
Marching svfs for the River:
On on like the rushing ef storms thro' the hills
Ga on With tramp that 10 Arm their wills
And the one heart Of thousands grove buoyant, and
At the thought Of the River
Oh the sheen Of their swords the fierce CLEAN OF ths -
eyesi
1t seemed a, on earth new sun light would rise,
Aud King like, fash up to the Gun In the skies,
Ger the path to the River:
But, their banners shOtscarred, aud all dariered with
o. sssons wind Of morning streamed wildly before,
Like the wings Of Death Angels swep. fast to the Shore
The green shore Of the Rverl
f-.s VL---.---~---r--
- ivy .eton-heA t4s HaA'eseot sAo ""@A'Ssp WV
G.unt thronss whom the Foem.n had msnacled, teen,
L ks men just aroused from some terrible dream,
To pass Ger the River:
They behold the broad Bsnnerr, bood-dsrkoDed, JET
fair,
Aud moment dl.sclves the last spell of despair.
While peal Is Of victory swels on tho air,
Rolling out 10 the River.
VIII
And that cry, With thousand strange ectoiHgs spread
the deep voice Of passion surged up from the desd
Aye press on to the River
Ga on like the rushing OF storms through the billie,
Ga on With tramp that IL firm az their willie,
And the ono heart OF thousands grows huoysHti sad
thIiih,
As they pause BY the Ti'er
TheD the face Of Maryland hsggard, AID worn,
At that sight, lost the touch of lis aspect forlorn
And she turned on the Foemsn full staursd ID scorD,
Pointing stern 10 the river.
And Potomac f,~ed calm scarcely heaving her breast
With Der low lying bilows all brigh! in the Wfs,
For the hand OF the Lord ulled the waters TO rest
| OF tho fair roliug river.
Passed passed the glad thousands march safe through
The tide
(asrk, spot and hear the dread kaeil Of Jour pride
Ringing Verdi and wild, pealng up from the aide
OF the calm flowing riverD
| Meath bio. swift and mighty the Tyrant shall fall
/ Vain vain 10 his God sWels q desolate call,
For his grave has been followed, and woven his pail,
| Stree they passed DER the river
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18

NOTECE.-Tbers viii be services ct
SE Fist Pfesby,aTiln Church tlii norti1s, 81 II
| o',.or. sels-It
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18

U,HR City Of III hm)sd hss contracted thsussed
bath,J OF VI gni. ss r.bein nonh yLsisne
thousand tu,hs The SAT- when rece vii be funs ed
per pound 10 the P6uehOss Of the Cy
bring entitled monthly pound eAea person
La family, including cid aad ous While and .ef I'd
femse.
In oder prevent mp Oson each applicant Win lie required
present aeay tagrg that he resident househoder
and payer b. oJ OF hetntn and the number % bis
family reading oih him
Up have been appointed Ieents the
dStrbu ion az the AK ferns Of adsvt be
them. Zach applicant be rreIs ed With the iiSh change
which will be hse mOlhy for msnber es household
will whatever for kxsts siuiSn
plyi the Salt the qusnty each get
will retained until oIld r and csoudiS viii only ss.y
the delivery.
re Agents are ready deliver the hr molh upply day.
DAVID l. BUR-,
L. W. 6LtZ sBkgok,
~ B. HILL,
D. ). sAUaDERs, Committee
Hi6-G q Tie Cout ell
SALT DISTRIBUTION
T D. kAchURDo, Notary Public. prepared with The
ID bsry Yoimi and vi take An .avu a the Banf of siea
nond. from bali past oel Cd 4 H. 10 e'olsef NJ tslT
sls-dst
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DIED,

On The Sd inst a.hs residences Ia Cumberland Dr. ps sLAR
TON, ia The 8S,h year Of bis age
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= In TsoET on RIJHEoSD-
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WEST JoHEsr1E,
fupush. 4 ilS Eaia s.-eet

rubIshs ., liz xaia s.-e-t,
hare zcS .ea5<
-HE EEvEs DAYS BATTLES IL FRONT CT RICHMOND g.
outline Ts o. the series OF meats which c5e0,a
ct A,c- ane. vi fichuecd Thursday JEes &c \,
ls2 sni rtssst In tie deeat add retreat OF EorheIE
army, uader H,ior Geneis hccls1sa. vonIed from
thenis orrces. PiSe. " cent, rs TO part ofs
O nisasrAoy, 30 cent.
CAVALRY DaILL AND sAsRs ExEEcsE By George Pstlen.
Illustrated with nearly kundsi ossui,u wood ensr
81, b. n>n, Postage Pad to part Of tea
ooafrdsl ae,; tl.sc.
COLI oUY on rdE DUT.Zs AND FLTIlSTa OF 4 PHYs.-
CLAN y1henss Powell, I'D f.o;essof Of ubsenicsis
Asna (Gs) secies tcI:ge Priee ~ &c u; ty mall sc
cents address o.drr.t 70 Watt 4 JoHssIvn,
istashsrr, Beotselers, ard stsiioae:s,
ssl. l1 Ms y stree.
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DIsTRIRUTIoN OF sALr.

0nn Los GIslh sr salls, tn sore sra for tale by
LUU augs w.PkfEssoN = 90, It6 Main sire I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-18

no CORRESPONDENCE,
F-Lsss on 5asasss mast b addressed 70 s Editor @
Es Waig." 80,
ls trrisa on BoA sLds q ts paper 'cR not bsP~6s'
ID ms Is rue q Joug Standing, ought % De kEo'H 20 AZ
H % en- cas- o. departed from Obituary Hos'eeS S<oee
tag sly ~ liass are cA1rgsdJ for as advertisements
~ We clnadt slts 70 rsrH r.Sed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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THANKS SOWING DAY.

4 fU5GEsrioH that q collector be taken up In all the
IA churches throughout the uon EIDE 3cy hanx offering
- Almgay God for great oines erovnng
THAT the cset.d be doaa Tvsa
~ esl TT socry for h- purchase Of Tesamens
ue Army, aud fer The supporI o. 0oposuF Toe EyanPs
81 tract y head res Pet. sbufg vs., ID.
socsy shich denonn s'oni Mar
the above sses1on ID NTH the Eale peops su1s
lStsi Of This purpose TO be foN rdsi JAzEJ 0JfssusI
r essrrer, et.rsburg, We
&c g. MANASSAS
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The Senate was called TO order ct IL O'Clock n.
Mr. MAXWELL, ofFla, presented memorial, which
was referred 70 the Committee of Claims.
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT IS, 1854.