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WAR DRPARTMRSr,
Wdsk{H Gfo1 ID q Au0ust m 1870

WAR DRPARTMRSr,
Washisgfon, ID. c., August Ii, 1869.
Osds,sd, That Brigadier General wadsworth
be, and he 10 hereby, authorized to raise and or.
ganize one or more infantry regiments Of volun-
teers In the District Of Columbia 10 serve for three
yean or during the war under the rules and reg
ulations Of the War Department.
2. That the volunteers 90 raised and organized
shall be entitled to and receive the bounty author
lied by act Of Congress in the same manner a.
State volunteers. EDWIN M. STANTON,
au H-1 Secretary Of War.
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10I CENTS BLEACRED coTToNs.

We hsye Just got hold of two oases of very sx-
ssnent 10 BLEACHED C01TONs, which We
VIII give 20 our customers at l2x ee1tS 30 "a,
Stses We have $50 tust receTved Q large su,pIy
o. Nov Iorf Mills, ia and 4 Apdrosooggin, q
20. loo and ii-4 shsssinss, tbsst su.uty)st old
We offer grovp Domsstics lower than they Dan
We viii sell any artiole IN stock ct small sd
vance on the COST JOSEPH J. NAY,
New store.1
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III A New Orleans correspondent Of the New
York Times says there are symptoms Of insubor-
dination among the slaves Of that city, and doubts
II another sixty days goes by without Q woolly-
head demonstration Of q formidable character.
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Dwe mentioned yesterday the nomination
AZ Thomas A. d. Fesssnden, IA relative of Sena-
cor Pesssnden,) Of Auburn, Maine, TO ill the va
oaney oocasioned by the resignation Of Judge
Walton.
Hon. Sidney Psfham, Of Paris, Maine, has been
nominated 10 serve for the long term for the same
congressional district They are both men Of
ability.
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PROPERTY,

OFFICE Assn QulRfIRMlsf's DIPARrN'r. .
ALExANpRIA, Va, August Il, lssi
VIII Be sold ~ Public Auction, q this DEPOT. or
FRIDAY NEXT, the 18th inrtsnt. the folovtrr
mentioned abandoned rebel property
Lot Of Farming Wagons,
Horses And Colts,
Lot Of Wheat, and Old Iron.
@. b. PURsUsON.
Captain and Assistant
% " 81 Quartsrmsster, q. q. A.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MOS, &C.
First Grand Excursion.

THE IRON FOUNDERS Of the wash nstor
Nav Yard ,tate crest pleasure 10 -S
announcing TO the public In general
thslr intsEtion Of giving . ekANDd
GLYM ONT,
On THURSDAY, August llth,
for the Benefit Of the Families of The Dl,trct Vol
unteers In service of the United States.
The safe and oommodious steamer KEYPORT,
Captain S.ao kDols. has been chartered for the oo
easion. Tho Committee pledge thema elves to spare
no pains or expense TO make this the most agrees
bic exeurtlou OF the seafo1. The boat Will leave
the wharf foot Of 7th street at ~ O'Clock precisely
IlctoH ~, admitting gentleman and ladies', TO
morning Of the excu Ision; Omnibuses viii CON
gina avenue and from 9Th street west and Pc ave-
nue. yhe Marine Baud has been engaged for the
OCCASION. Nd essrs JOINS and Miller viii furnish
Dinner and = Refreshments ct reasonable prices,
Committee Of ly,aasraesfs.
Darius Dsughton, Henry Bates,
Wm. Mufrey, VIM. MoLaHghlin,
gohn cannon, Jas, Gordon.
r. Lucas, au l<6,lI,la,Is'
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FIRST VESSEL ON THE CONTINENT drst
vessel built on this continent was the /" Virginia
Of Sagadahoc." She was planned and finished
by Martin Digby, In the autumn and winter Of
1907, and was launched and put to sea In the
spIing Of l6Oe, al Hunnewell's Point, Maine.
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NAVY nm

The steamer Eclipse Left yesterday afternoon
with ordnance. The Preeborn LEFT Yesterday
morning.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM P0pEs ARMY.
JACKsoN's PLIGHT.

HIS FLAG OF TRUCE TO BURY ais DEAD
ARUsE TO ENABLE HIM TO GET
OFF CNMOLESTED.
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a.. u George Francis Train will visit this coun-
Try about the last Of September. He comes to
Lecture In our principal elites on subjects which
his recent experiences In England have suggested.
IL eounterfeit IS bills on the Commercial
lSsnk Of 0lenn's Falls, New York, are In circu-
Iation. Also, si0s on the Hstter's Bank Of Con-
aecticuL
ID The cotssa mills Of New Eagland are be.
11nning 30 resume theif operations In conseq uence
81 The kigh price Of cotton goods.
DThe Bsnicia Boy 10 with Howe's circus In
England, and gives spefring exhibitions In the
principal cities.
az-Ths Emperor Nicholas has abolis he'd the
use Of the knout In Russis. He viii be suppress.
Ing sihesis asxt,
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RI c; MesgIkE q CO.. AaOtioneer,.
~ On TUESDAY, AFTERNooS, S1rust l.,
- oelook. We shal sell, &C kasby's WHAT foot
handsomely finished, INV Doea'
Terms eash 81 900 at the time Of sale; balance.
We TO- ovlnT Gay Nhen the boat will be An pohec
~ oa J. &. Mo6UIRE q Co. Aucts.
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OLDlERs AND CITIZE 9

6 OIL d e Ri AND CITIZE ms!
MRS. WREN having served as Matron the last
year In the Army OF the Potomac, where she saved
humid eds from the hospita g, off her Medicines
for the benefit ofall, Her FEVER MIXTURE not
only prevents NJ cures speedily. One teaspoon
fal Will urify pint OF Water, and In Il seeson
NO Solder OF Clyilisn ahoud travel Without Il Pit
MIXTURE, vhIch saved hundreds camp from
list;
Col. Gene and Lieut.. Roome, sist New York
Volunteers; Lieut.. Col, Msasett, Lieut. SCOTT,
Atjutsnt 6rsfory. do; Lisut. MseIntlIs. Qusr-
tsrmaster Ellis, LlsuS. Spencer, Capt Trainor.
ssth do Lieut.; Bean, n. Capt RIPLEY sls..
Sergt. Major Gregg, Capt. HouVey uiOas, SerIt.
Dogge. Capt. Brooks. Sergt. MaeDowell, Capt
Jackson. SerEt Bradie, do; Corporal Williams,
64th; Orderly Banks. N. h., besides hundreds Of
:, TO b. had at stott's Drug Store, opposite Ma
tloEal Hotel; Nalrns corner Pa, avenue and 9th
street; Nj run's Franklin House. eorner 9Th and ID
stteetsj Browning & Heating, 3S3 Pa avenue,
where Suffers may be sui plied, or depot AS X
street. b,sveen 9Th and 1tf, Wilmington.
Ply. ioisn, invites those who despair of beng
cured Of Snf Joints, Chrome Rheqma tism seIe
Eyes, Old tlcers, Tumors, Hemorrho.dsI Infrmi-
ties, Itoh or letters, Canoes ., &e.s 30. No Cure,
no ray. Ladies boarded and attended during CON-
h4enent. No. 443 X street, between 9Th and fth.
69 IL la
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W sskxSpN eaaf ,sstia Tsn,. gEaU d.
monstr.tion Will be gi.eh By Soed Samaritan Di
on WiDNEs6HY EVENiSs. the issS f in.saSs.
a. O'Clock, In the Hall Of the Young Mems
Christi An Association. Addresses viii be delivered
By the Kew. Mr.. Hera, Grand Worthy Patriarch
Of Maryland and this Distnot.-snd others. A nns
Brass Band has been sngsEed for the OCCASION.
The members Of Federal Clty Division, No. 3,
and all other Sons and Daughters Of TemIerai oe
Iersnoe Hal, at1H O'clock. and march In reEalIS
to the place Of meeting
By order of ths CoSsnittst.-J. l.. Kidwell, r. M
Bradley, RObt. Wright su li-2t
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MAksaAL's sALE-In sirtss Of . vnt OF
the county Of Warrington. AID 20 me dirssis(
vii sxfose % PUBLIC sale, for cash, ont Of the
pm gay OF September next, lses, st - o'cock no |,
ne WE! aesSneed proserty. 20, vic, yts Lot
u. y. toEether With 81 and angular the improve
erty az Ismss X. Done~iu. snd vi - soId ~ %
lsfy tuciciss No. g. 20 October tern lsso 10 favor
Of Daniel ID Svo,e. WM, SKI, DRN
"a lSda lsts ar.6a1 m n
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n~A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE MEM
S bers and friends of the Foundry Consre
CATION will DO held in the Church at 90 ook AIS
EVENING All sie earnestly invited 10 be
present. It,
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NJ From PARIS.

NlARECaAL Bugeald-Instruotons Frat ues
, pour les TropPe;. Eno.nIaEne; Sis,
Considersnt HistoIre, de Ia Revolution, du XVI,
siecle dsns les Pay Q Bas; 81 so.
yomlne-Preols dc Part de 10 uerre, vols - 81,
Tons olombe-k esume hlstorISue des prog ess
dc Part MLItairs 81 81,
Amltsohkof-Ls Champagne de Crimes, . vols;
Queries dos Frsnsals. On Italie depuis l7s4 vols
S3T,
MeurdrI-Ponts Mihtaires; S275.
ChArpentier.Etudes Sur .'Armee FRANCHISE,
vols S. Is.
Salneuve-COurs do Topographic ct de Geodesis;
SSIs,
Annuaire dc 10 Marine ct des Colonies, 1851; 50,
aui FkxNCK TAYLOR.
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FoR ALkxANIES9lzz i sSSb wAszrss,o,

= Hhs 1e1k y nov dong basinsss N ths eorpsr
- snss.s 80 e. avenue. deslllE n Srsks,
ss5's re- go: =, q Oh sss. !, :sss.s
ND.zsn. os.A.as., shAoGE11E; r IN
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YUTURB DAYS.

B, % !. %A q w.L c. EAsSsSSss
VERY SUPERIOR PAIR BAY HoRsEs
AEn oAhlIcH, polNnLY ovNlp NJ Law
BAY SftEPSSS5s, Il i,k Ai ssss. 4 S 5Ss
vsyin eel IN front q ne Anetiol 1oons-
81. ss SsTS. car Bay ssr,s a.d E.
Of lass hon. 8. A. Douglas, and thi vhois e N
s 81; f;tEEt :s,S w. fc.tR TS A. CO. .,.
UIHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
A q & is,S ip.t; $ ~ c'aIsss .sDAf
BvI. O. meeVIRE CO.. Auotonser.-
HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW ONE
n... hS,n EAkfILI S.IRItsl, BUssi Asp Han
lea, q 10 oeioef. n ffoS, 81 IN ksss.t
hsad.en: and nearly new on.-sor,. F.nn,
One Bulli. Set Single Harness.
az ls-a.s J. Q. Mcguire q CO.. A,s,.
MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue Of q writ Of
~ hert fsoias under lien Law Issued from TIE
q COUNT, Sps e s D sss
q % door Il U So Sss:
.hi s Ss ssa & n T s.s. .ss
6unnslIs slbdiviHen Of square No. ssS. IN a.
sIy Il W,ss:hlins,O5; o. g; Uet :tlsI vita =. sDa
MAJ z s sns s q als co ss
oc.s.i ,n .Ii s, IN sssi q 6sss r Ss 10.
..us wA Z. 3 n Mis- latsqbs 3 Z.
M4..,s.asA.L.,s sALE,a In sirts: e . w. Of
the county OF Washington. AID 70 me dirssssti
20 PUBLIC sale. for cash, N nont 81 the
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ENOK SALE-On the west side Of Pa. avenue,
an kMBRO1YfE BUSINESS, Apply to
n. PEIN & CO., over Bank Of WsshIpE tot, COR
ner and Seventh sts. 6u ls-2gs
NAVY BLUE FLANNEL-Por Army and
~ Navy mon. The color sad Qualities can both
be relied on.
One ptioe only, marked In zlsin figures
PERRY BRO,
an lS-l0t Pa. ave. ana Ninth street.
SUCR AS HU,N7SMEN WEAR.-Plain Besv-
- ertsens. tin drab oolorfl heavy oorduroys.
With our usua, full 1nd complete ste Ok OF all
kinds of Dry Goods, for the current wants of
families and housekeeners.
One Prloe only, msrked In plain figures; hence
no purchaser 10 deceived.
PERRY BRO,
al l3-l0t Pa. avs. and Ninth street.
uOME SPUN CLOTHS, l6rey, all wool.)
H With our uspal stpok OF Cloths, Cssslmeres,
VesnnKs, &C., In medium fne, and sEper6pe
grades.
One price Only marked In plain figures.
An inspection Of stock imelIes no oslIgslon to
purchase. PERRY b BkO
~ lS-l0t Pa. ave. and Ninth street.
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WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Ns,, Y.-i
w sSes.f, bsfvess 1sf sod Sd sfs.-The spbscri-
ber respectfully informs the public that he has ne
opened the above pleasant retreat for this eeasou
and that hereafter on every Mondsy and ThnrsSsx
sts o,oloof ?. m: there WIN be . band Of music n
Gallery have bean erected for the smussnent on
viators; Clubs and Associations csn have de use
q tne Sarden BY giving notice 70 the Propristor.
lie F.eoges himself that he will use his best an.
eeasors 70 please ali VINO ma, honor him with their
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those In want N ~ kSsio,m.D, Of an, hind
ysIld better CAL ON the new INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE. No. Sll sth street, where the BEST Of
llvays applications on band for rood COOKS, Laun-
dreaeeg, ubermAids, w alters and Seamstresses
AlDQ, Tor Young Mon 70 vait on tables IN private
families or hotels. FARM HANDS wanted. Em-
lloJers IN vsnt OF good help VIII hnd il TO their a.
n. b. HOUSES wanted. The best of tenants
can b obtained Without charge BY applying g
mnly N. L. MILLER,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
[rrom our Extra of Thursday. !

WAsHTNGT0N, Aug. IL,
The battle of Culpepper was the most deter
n fined of the war, involving about even loss on
10Th sides, the rebels loosing more officers than
afbe Union forces. Gems. Winder and Wimble
are killed. We lost none above the rank of Col
0nel Pope telegraphed that the rebels have
not renewed the contest yesterday or to day ;
fthey are two miles from the field of battle, which
} we occupy, while our headquarters are at Cnl
fpepper Both sides have been reinforced, and
Renewal of the conflict cannot be far distant
Loss in Ohio and Indiana regiments is very
heavy, they being in Banks division, which did
most of the fighting, resisting EwalI and Jack
Fson's commands combined.
CAIRO, Aug 10.
II It is not true as telegraphed that Farragut ask
4 ed truce in passing the Vicksburg batteries be
went past firing broadsidos from every vessel.
New York, Aug. 10,
The steamer Connecticut from New Orleans,
July 3lst, has arrived. Among the passengers
are Reverdy Johnson. Farragut and his fleet
arrived at New Orleans on the 29th.
New YORK, Aug. II.
The Worlds dispatches from Culpepper are
z az follows: Firing was renewed this morning
at daylight on our side, bnt was not responded
10 bv the febels Sigel has advanced and to.
Getting the enemy's position. Moth
It occurred.
WAsHINGroN, Aug. IL.
from Cnlpepper dated yesterday
erday's Sight SO heavy was the
boz. &c mich our small number of men were
exposed, the only wonder is that the entire com
Z mand not annihilated. Rebel prisoners say
lhelr men were moved down.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. II.
Il John Morgan, with 1900 cavalry and four
Xpeces of artillery, entered Gallatn Sumner
#county, Tennessee, twenty three miles from Nash
#yilln, and captured Col. Boone, commanding the
= POST with 80 men a Federal freight train CON
taining 60 horses, lot of oats and corn. Nor
y gan wos in possession at noon to day
CAIRO, Aug. IL.
1t is reported on rebel authority that the
Tebels under Breckenridge had attacked Baton
Rouge, hut were repulsed with heavy loss. He
was about to renew the contest. Rrecknridge
s Us said to have telegraphed to the Grenada ZIP.
& peal that the ArkdRsds had destroyed four more
* boats and damaged others ; that he had captured
She entire Federal force there on making the
second day attack.
WASHINGTON. Aug. IL.
4 Dispatches from Pope state the rebels have re
Treated his cavalry and artillery are in pur-
SUIT across the Rapidan. The rebels fearing
thelT retreat would be cut off have gone back to
y orange Court House. They may make stand
Ehere to prevent our advance on Gordonsville.
Il facks0n's retreat down the railroad is considered
20 be necessity.
FREDERICKSBURG, Aug IL.
# AN expedition from Burnside made descent
on me Virginia Central Railroad at Fredercks-
Nna station, tore up the track for a quarter OF
~ nle, aud blew mp the road bed with powder
ney also destroyed $4,000 bushels of grain, a
~ " whiskey and different army stores. A
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

detachment was sent to another Station to blow
up the track and the switches. which was most
expeditously done. Still further on the track
harrcaded with rails and rendered use
less.
CULPEPPER, Aug. l3.
The fight Of Jackson shows he fears TO meet
our troops On Saturday he engaged his whole
force numbering 3O,00U against portion of the
command Of Banks who behaved nobly, holding
the enemy in check with the aid of a Division of
McDowel's S and Sigel's troops which arrived du-
ring the day, and drove the enemy from the field
OF battle Jackson's loss can be scarcely less :han
1900; ours much less. The battle was decid-
edy the bloodiest one of the war. Sunday the
troops remained idle, both armies being exhaust
ed. On Monday Jackson sent flag o: truce
asking permission to bury his dead, large por-
tion of which was still on the field, pending
which he escaped with his trains. This morning
his whole army was found to he gone. Cavalry
and artillery pursued towards Gordonsvile
They compelled him to burn the bridges to save
himself Jackson's servant has just arrived at
McDowel's headquarters and reports that his
master admits loss of 1900 in Saturdays en-
gagement.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug, l3.
The receipt of the news of the capture of In
dependence threw this city into great excite
mrnt. The militia was called out, and call
made for renforcements from Fort Lravenworth.
Inc IOlce lett yesteIuug III pursuit VI IHe cHchJ'
LEXINGTON, Aug. II,
Independence was attacked yesterday by 1900
rebels under the command Of Hughes and Quan-
tal After four hours fighting the Federas sur
rendered twenty of our men reported killed.
WASHGNGrON Aug 10.
The Petersburg Express has dispatch from Van
Dorm to Secretary Mallory, which states that the
rebel Ram arkansas had been destroyed. She
left ViclIshurg on Monday to cooperate in an at.
tack on Baton Rouge. After the passage OF
Bayou Sara her machinery became disabled
and while her crew were attempting TO repair it,,
several Of the enemy's gunboats attacked her.
After gallant response she was abandoned and
blown up. Her officers and crew ESCAPED.
NASHVILLE, Aug. IL
Dispatches from Morgan at Cumberland Gap
say that DeCoury's brigade and the l5th Ken
tucky regiment had an engagement with Ste
phen's division The rebels outnumbered them
ronr to one. The rebels lost 225 in killed aud
wounded /; our loss 30 killed, 10 wounded and
so prisoners. Two companies OF the 10th ONO
were surrounded by two regiments of rebels but
cut their way out. We captured large lot OF
forage, tobacco. horses and mules.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.
dispatch from Culpepper says everything is
quiet there this morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
Soothing and Brncing.-rhero is no prepar,
!. HOSTETTER,S SrOM1cH RLrrER.S.

Soothing and Brncing.-There is no preparation
in which has such soothing effect cases OF
nervous excitement
-~> DIR. H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Although the fame of this renowned invgorant mainly
rests on its astonishing cures of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
paint and intestinal disorders il is equally ecacous in
complaints Thousands of ladies resort to it as
remedy for hysera nuttering of the heart vertigo
vous headache general debility and all peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements to which they sub
ect It cheers and ghens the depressed mental powers
well strengthens the body and its never fol
lowed by any unpleasant reaction Sold by all Druggists
and dealers everywhere. 274t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
FOR SALE.
NOTICE!

ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n Indebted to tbe uudersig icd are notified hat
ii lheir accounts ARE not settled by the lst day Of
August, they will be handed over to an officer
for collection. II. SHOENBAR IL co.
Weayegyilie, July 10, 1862. 27td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16
FREpERIcKsBuRG, Aug. ~.

p FREDERICKSBURG, aug lA'
AN expedition from Burnside made descent
Nv me Virginia Central Railroad at Fredericks
Pa Station, tore up the track for a quarter Of
Gnle' aud blew mp the road bed with powder
,3ney also destroyed $4,000 bushels of grain,
~ 0I "hlskey and different army stores. A
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-16

/ " WASHINHIUN' AUB' II
Dispatches from Pope state the rebels have re
Treated his cavalry and artillery are in pur-
talt across the Rapidan The rebels fearing
ther retreat would be cut off have gone back to
orange Court House. They may make a stand
khere to prevent our advance on GOrdOnsvlle.
fackson's retreat down the railroad is considered
10 be o necessity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-02
AcisgrapAIc RmbTosIIo.

The good people Of Columba-, GeOrgil, have been
Fassgg.7 exercised u late about the reiegrAphc lines
ll, cyu.s-a-ifai bs.p,vu thai city aud Others hay
% $500 Soc --Jr time ,usp-r lsd by order OF Pr5s
deaf n ilr ai4.r,s o. tue Executive Board IL Ills
e.,, we a.s, LOO. wy stsutiyely observed the
I'D ps-gtys e.. Gee controversy bgt believe that tie
isi.strg &C about he i-Sz Dr. Morris claims AID
rss tbs night O. manage certain lines OF Telegralb
D. vrrua Of guuenI transfer OF lease mad
e. b;n b. tie AHsrcsn Telegraph Company sbou, The
cine ,t lls dissolution Ct the CaiaD Ne rrgssds him
.-f 5s tic sssa. AID h'osiuy Of that coHr.Dy, aud
u ilads ~L-. gbs ED o: the he expects to
pay l.,. ,o Ji,G cakes DO Tie meantime tleie funds
ssoli be sl4lssut.si by law --eu, Vi course he ~,
l-y.s, q them the AZ INES direct OBTAIN zlcel
l5i-- d. t5 lih AID particularly in AMI about 20
..=--ls, dis ,-G-i .th tLii cement aud denying
..s z-lhGs'y Of D. Mons as Pc leal, induced tie
., s.or that cry 10 taspeud the deposit CT funds
&c esrj.l II d. Aulrs' Trea-ursr Mr. Thoni W yuut
81 tt- ,iry TLsrtupOa De- Morris sent auo.her opera
u. CaCmtua siih instructions TO taSe chNgs Of the
ok. Ou auis.lg there Snd making known 6uz
ices 10 resisted BY The operator IN charge WHO
sIs.alasi L5 tEs Cd. Tns becoming kuOsu here,
o. Hos.,s or ths Executive isfJ, directed all tsr
a7apsir communication sih Columbus % be eutth A
ME S1 either % COluhus U~ezms greatly Indignant
. . ii. pubES ues,.rgs AID through the Press blerl,
s l.u. ed Dr. n. saJ those associated si,h him. A
.pa ~ be could. D.. r. repaired to Columbus and in
= .., .sc,ii yAilel tho Character Of bis con-cg-
&c. S.l the l,lrgrapLc business Of the country, aut
a. rs,so. TIA, lad elstrorod biz eoadlrL We lui,r
tea ue ,le.i,rsut high from The lse: that Dr.
80 oiOrued ths. be sould cot b. permit to leave
L los uati d aatlgrs "a eJluoysrly .irLsgsd
: tss t,eluJ there some arrangement hut -hslhs
peal =. .usise. Aso Got abba 70 soy.
s., 10 i,; iIoPo,e Ca ,slfsss suy opiliOn 81 IL
q s.ls u, t.s.asss ,,gaiysd Ia IBIS bsOgio because
81. .s lave .isssig ,ata,td uot uufi ,sa'y cor
-s-.ai sb de 'sst-. ~ Ipo4 s0ns u tie personal
Us Involved 80 stsplrt'lilJ AsI psih-ss Of Our
e. ga iii'ois Ia s-y ,0Ic srJ his 20 OF eur
. ts- 81 u00l SO .ss; u;gesl.oI tom shy o,r
... ,-zi -i.b tas 4 Ii. TsA any Ore si-r. l.
.i sasssis % that ss.s. 30 have noticed Articles IA
as.-E IL s,5-stsg sc gio1s lad ESst disPsTSgi5s
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Il the beginning oi the great snugge, tho question
among loyal VA, AOs shall W. this nA,ion =
Que year Of hShtng and the qie,ton Il, "h'lher We
eau cave IL" That Is the question VI ~ day.
We 60 tot write to blame, bat to Judge Unless We
Wssr than ne have bseu have outlivsd our nstoa
l. ok at fac
The South las had more than asjom. eis4L sss niili
tar, she hss had sagtoliy
Aier Nc LineJus election not sngle ate. kept
S.uth Carolina east popular us ohty for ssion -
Yet every State seeded except Delaware Maryland aud
/ ,u,u,ky There we divided public mind. large
drriooe loa lseog In tbs South after The var
b'gsn.
4. is sh-Ufi to talk VI ally such thug uor Theie
r-ssr vasu itvoiuIicn Of POI ular slDg record
d sHse tss boone hatred Wb Insignificant sIcep
tons tho South is alit al intense and uIShsDgsbis
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I,N sCUTOa,s sALsoF Inn IN LoUIs

IyN 5CUTOa's MLECF LSND IN LOUISA
Ia C1lNf H.By sGtnyy ed In M by th- last vii and
q Abners Harris asei, -ll On IL .sDai tie
VII Of pr he' 1867 iced 10 sell al pub 10 sue the
emes Oh ch the cedent resided ~ the
th nag Abo 80 lying both iies
River Ia cJVny, having 90 Is large
and j-ell u all he 0athuiings
and Mil ia good sir, vita r4- Il om
Of II Of eeIt qasl well al cd 10 The
Of section State, aId has
Il . plentiful suppl Of wood ISni
Nj william H.. Hair ,hD r les on the pTeGiss will ,tsV
{ land 10 per wihtig TO tuy.
Pefsots xshi further nfogst The subject si
nleate vita h und.TsiIned Al Ouck ooye Locss u Va
Terms made knOS "a tIe day - sal-
SHOULD the day above he IL sbe Tor The sa vi.
tase place the d 81 suitable day taei eafseT.
ABsE2 n. HARRIS,
aug l-cIs Executor Of A. N. Bards, Jscssssi.
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for sea on The 20 Instant General FSrey, commander
Of the land roots will not leave France before the
month Of September. Tie Emperor evid,n mesns to
be prersrtd fer suergeI oee.