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has soul in him! The amount enclosed was
forty dollars: ,I5z 4.u-g .... , .r.
5 I have seen in the Enqsirer,
with regret and modification, that the benevolent
contributions in aid of the brave and patriotic
James keelan, have amounted to less than $ISi0 O..
1t is true that it was not in view Of reward that
kee!an defended his trust successfully and vctor-
ously against fifteen armed tory assaants. And
poor, almost destitute as he is, no amount of money
cuuld,relnnne1ato him for his lost hand, and other
dangerous wounds At the imminent risk, and
nearly the sacrifice Of his life, and by devotion to
duty that has rarely been eqnaled, he defended
and saved the most important bridge on the Ten
nessee railroad, and thereby saved millions of dol
lars to the railroad interests, to the people, and to
the spubic military expenditures. / trust that
something more will Yet be given by generous aud
patriotic citizens to this humble, yet noble man,
who offered and sacrificed everything for his coun-
try and his duty. Hoping that others may unite
with me, send herewith an addition TO o previous
contribdtion. GRichmond Enquirer.
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No man can avoid his own company-so he had
better make it as good as possible.
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THE HERo MARTYR KEELAN.-We do not know
the writer of the following but he is man who
has q soul in him! The amount enclosed was
forty dollars: -... ,5. .-. ..f.r-p. .... , 49,.
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wounded, and several hLrses. Doctor
Hunter, OF Maryland, the surgeon, was
H'lled. The Chesapeake Artillery was
ordered to join General Longs,reets di
vision on the right, and was not en-.
gagged.
An interesting incident occurred in the
Pamunkey, on Thursday. A raft battery,
protected with iron sides, was annoying
our troops in that direction, when a regi
ment Of sharp shooters WAS detailed to
capture it. They proceeded to the brow
OF hill Immediately commanding the
battery, and opened 6re down npon it
About II dozen Yankees were killed and
wounded by the vo'!ey, shock which
took them so much by surprise tha, they
concluded to give up so, hosting shir,
ont upon pole, ,hs survivors sung ont
"we surrender " Our sharp shooters i'm
mediately went down, took possession,
and sent the craft to the bottom OF the
r'ver.-Iichmond Examiner, 2Sth.
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probably in one transaction.

A late paper from Petersburg, Va,
says "that in less than one week, flour
advanced to at least four and five dollars
on barrel" Now this IS not the " uork
Of small dealers or traders, it is done by
whole sale work-by "him" who stands
between the Miller or Planter, and the
small trader-and as often bv the Plan
ter rs any one else. There is no doubt
that as much Of this greedy specus,ing
disposition is to be found among Planters
as among any other class of society. We
do not say all are guilty Of this spirit Of
among the farmers and Planters as is to
be 'ound elsewhere. Suppose farmer
has Bacon and lard to sell at this time,
and holds them both at thirty five cents,
when he knows they are not worth j.,
and would be glad TO get in ordinary
times twelve and half cents for them :;
is he not the real Sharper aud SpecuIs
tor But some Farmer who is guilty Of
extortion, in self defence, will say-"I
am only taking for wha, sell, "the mar.
ket rrlce"-l am no, specula,ing upon
the wants Of any one" The logic will
not do ; ask producer who has bacon
TO sell wha, he asks for it and the reply
will be what are you willing TO give"
tell him twenty five cents per pound aud
lie says Mr.. so and SO offered ne thirty
and he still holds on--inslead Of sell
ing at a reasonable price when his bacon
is ready for market-he holds on 10 il.
like all other spectators 10 get al! lie
can for it.
The man who seeks to get the hehss,
market price in these war times, for
what he Se!es, be he merchant or farmer
is the genuine roLber, vuI,ure, shvlock or
whatever you choose to tenn him, aud
our real enemy at home Darlington
Souihron.
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Important from Europe

we extract the tollowiNg sketch Of an
important debate in the English Parlia-
ment from the Richmond Eaguirer, of
the 2SLh uliimo. taken from the Phila
delphia Inquirer, Of the 25,h A.:
In the House Of Lords, on the 18Th.
Earl Carnarvon called attention to Gen.
Buffers proclamation, relative 10 the la .
dies OF New Orleans. lie condemned i,
~ severe terms, rs without preceden, in
the annals Of war, and asked if the Gov.
ernment had information Of lis authority.
and II 1t had protested against it. He
also asked II there was any truth in the
rumors q the mediation Of France and
England. The success Of such media
ton would depend greatly upon the man
ner in which, and the time n, which, il
was offered but he trusted the Govern.
ment was in position to give the sub.
iect favorable consideration.
Earl Russell hoped the American Gov.
ernment would, for its own sake, refuse
It's sanction 10 it and disavow it-(,he
Butler proclamation) The proclamation
was important to tie whule world The
usages Of war should not be aggravated
10y proclamations of this character. ue
thought such proclamation, addressed
to force which had just captured hos.
tile city, was likely to lead 10 great bru.
taiity. lie thought there was no defepc.
for this proclamation.
Sir J. Walsh denounced the proclsma
ton as repugnant to the feelings Of tie
century.
Lord Palmerston thought tha, no man
could read the proclamation wi,hou, feel.
'ngs OF the deepest Indignation. (Cheers)
1t WAS proclamation TO which he did
not scrup'e to attach the epths, of in
famous. (Cheers.) An Englishman mus,
blush TO think such an act had Leen
committed by man belonging to the
@N"S'o "~o" '"Sc' IL u nHl sprung
from some barbarous people not within
the pale Of civilization, one might have
regretted it, but would not have been
surprised. But that such An order
should have been issued by a solder-by
a man who had raised himself to the
rank Of General-was n suliect no,
less OF astonshment than pain.
Mr.. Gregory deprecated any fussinc or
meddling interference with the affairs CT
foreign States, and entirely disapproved
Of the homiies which were being contin.
uaI!y read to foreign powers Ly Her Mi
esty's Governmet. This, however, vas an
exceptional case 4 proclamation had
been issued by General Of the Uni,ed
States rePugrsnt 10 decency, civilization
and humanity, which was 10 be pu, in
force against people to whom we were
connected by every lie Of family, Ian
guage and religion. !. WAS the duty OF
the Government to protes. against such a
proclamation, and appeal to the moral
sense Of the world against an outrage so
wicked, so inexcusable, and 80 useless.
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S75 REWARD,

4 Runway from where We had them
81 hired, near Chester. in June last, our
-2a three Negro men, viz BILL, GILES
aud HENRY.
B'li and Giles we bough,the 18th of las,
November, at the estate sale of Ed. Leach
on Broad River, IN York District. They
being brothers and having relations in the
ne'shb"rho"d where We purchased them, II
Is more thnn iikeIey they have mad, ;he,
"ay back To their old ncighborhood.
Bill Is about &c years old, 5 feet 8 incbe.
"gh' WA weigh l5V or 100 pound. is
very blnc"; rather sharpcd face, speaks
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, is abou, "a years old
ieet 9 inches high will weigh 100 lbs
Is very black, and walks with his head nm
and feet turned Out ia front.
lienry,w We purchased, Jan l, of Col. e
,Riven on the Catawba river. lie il "a year.
old' Wen SCI, feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh i75 pounds has heavy brow and
speaks slowly has some character "a a
runaway May go to Charleston or Wash
'nglop city, II is hard telling where he will
60 as he is a gentleman of travel. They
all ran oil about the same time.
We viii pay S75 reward for this tbre.
men; or S25 piece for either OF them de.
Tweed IN any Jail 80 that We can get them.
These boys may attempt to make their wav
North, az some Others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT.
Aug. 7, lS6i-26.tf
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Adjutant and Inspector General, Office
COLUMBIA. June 26, 1862.

Adjutant and Inspector Generals Office,
COLUMBIA. June 26, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. II
ME Governor and Council having, by
L resolution OF this instant, declared that
exemptions from military service authorized
by State authority are valid in law, il is or.
dered
]. That all citizens ofihc State suiject TO
the provisions of the Confederate Conscrip.
ton Act, to whom certificates OF exemption
have been issued from this office, or who
are declared exempt from military service
by the Convention OF the State, or other
competent State uu hOrtv, shaii cinirn ruu:,
exemption OF the Confederate EnrollIng
Oifcrrs IN their respective Districts
u. That all PERSONS whose exemption 40
claimed shall be denied by the Confederate
Enrolling Officers, shal; forthwith report
the fact 10 this office, stating the cause Of
exemption claimed, the District militia reg.
mrnt, battalion and beat in which tue cIai-
mant is enrolled aud If lie nnldS ccri.
hca,e OF exemption from this "tfce, giving
the date and terms of such certificate
III. That all persons claiming such ex,
empiIon, and who have not I-criv-d u Ger.
Hhcate of exemption from this office, will
accompany the report of his case with an
AFFIDAVIT, setting forth the g,ound on whicn
his exemption is claimed, as required by
General Order No. 20.
BY order:
WlLMOT G. DKSAUSSURE,
,AdJu'ant and Inspector Gcnmal Of =. c.
June ~, 81 81.
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Our Enemies at Home-Who are thew

Much has been written and said about
shsrpers and specuIa,ors, preying upon
the wants and interests not only of com.
muoities at home but OF the soldiers a
broad in the camp. The trader goes to
the Wholesale dealer and buys up = lot
OF clothing from head to fee,-,akes i, TO
the soldier in camp, and sells il at twen.
y'fve per cent profit thereby dong the
soldier a favor-snd after paying nII ex
pences realizing nothing more than fair
profit True, the trader pays the whole.
sale dealer big price for the goods and
is obliged to ask big price when lie
sells. but the sharper or speculator is the
wholesale dealer, and not the retailer
Tho men who buy largely and can mo-
noPolize whole careoes, or large lots Of.
goods are the real vultures and thieves
OF society-they are the ones Who can
boast Of making clear their ten, twenty
and ffty thousand dollars in Q shcrt time
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S o u t h Caroline a .
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
by p. T. HAMMOND, Esq Ordinary
ID for said District

PY p. II. HAMMOND, Esq , Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, JOHN ADAMS has ap.
piled to me foI letters If Administration on
all and singular the Goods and ChattIes.
Rights and Credits of Mrs. Margaret ~. p
Adams, late of the District aforesaid de E.
ceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, tho kindred and
creditors Of the SAID deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district, to be holden nj
Lancaster Court House on the 10th day Of
July inst, to show cause, If any, why
the said administration should not be gran
led.
Given under my hand and seal, shis Ist day
~ } Of July in the year OF our
l.. y. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ )aud -iStytwo andinthe eight, sixth
year Of the Independence Of the State of
South Carolina.
T.. 7. HAMMOND o l.. d.
July D. 1862. -22-2I y z 90 so
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SALT WoRKs.-The sat works near
Abingdon have changed hands. The
present lesses (Messrs. Stuart, Buchanan
& Coz have purchased the entire prop.
erty from the former owner. Col. +. l.
Preston, at cost OF $i25.OO0. The
works are producing from 5000 to 1000
bushels OF salt per dsy.-Richmond Dis
patch.
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IL is stated that the Yankees are send.
ing the negroes in their possession TO
Cuba, to he sold to hep pay the war
debt OF the Northern Government. The
negroes who have been running away
and going to the enemy will soon linG
tha, they have not betlered their condi.
tion.
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N U M B E R 22.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER
COLUMBIA, S. g., June 20, 1852.

SNbO"p'ai ~. S', subC SV, LOVE
rJNIIE following resolutions, adopted by
i the Governor and Council, have been
ordered 20 be published
ReSolred, That the Governor and Coun.
Gil still hold that all exemptions from mill.
,ury service provided tor by the Conven.
ton Of this State and other compet-s
State authority, are valid in law, and that
they will insist upon The same.
RcsolUed, That the Adjutant and inspec-
tor General be instructed to is.ue "a general
order. directing all citizens ot this State
holding certificates of exemption from his
office, and otherwise exempt 10y The laws of
the State, 10 claim Their exemptions before
the enrolling officers of the Confederate
Government, and 10 notify The Adjutant-
General of such clnim.
BY order G: the Governor md Council.
B. +. ARTHUR, Secretary.
June 81, ~ Ct.
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S q u L III G. a ROLIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
PlP. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.

l. I'amihOnu, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS. WILLIAM ;. BLACK
MON has applied to ms for Letters Of Ad
minislrIiion on all and singular the Goods
and ChattleS, Rights and Credits Of Miss
Mary Il. Blackmon, late Of the District
aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite aud admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred
tors Of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me ut our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, 20 be holden at Lancaster
Cour; house on the 10Th day of July
inst, to show cause, if any. Why the sAid
administration should not be granted
( ~ J Given under my hand and seal
( is. this the Ist dav of July in
f~~~ } the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and Sixly-two, and in
the eighty. sixth year OF the Independence
OF the State of South Carolina,
T.. Il. HAMMOND. o. l.. d.
July ., 1862. 22-2i-p { 25O.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY C0WARDIN & HAMMERsLEY
RICHMOND. VA.
DAILY SEMI.WEEKiY AND WEEKLY.
--$->1S.p
TERMS.--Cash in Advance.

WE DAILY DISPATCH is served to
Il subscribers at six AND QUARTER CENTS
WEEK, payable to the Carrier weekly
phee Tor mailing, 81 year, or $3.50 for
six months in advance
THE SEMl.WEEKLY DISPATCH ia
issued >very Tuesday and Friday at 81 in
advnnt
TRl WEEKLY DISPATCH issued
every f:iay, and mailed TO subscribers at
= per annmn.
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) U U L Ii C A R 0LIN A Z.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In The Common PLea,.)
Dndlau Al II.aa.u - Il Ii

vs.. in
Samuel Spence. Attachment
Whereas the Plaintiff did IN tb. second
day Of December 1861, lille his Drci,ratioh
against The Defendant, VINO (as it i. said) /.
absent fom and without the limits of tba
Stale, and has Deither wife nor Attorney
known within The same, upon whom a copy
OF the said Declaration might be served.
IL IL therefore ordered that the said d..
iendant do appear agd plead To the said
Declaration, on or before the third day of
Deeembrr next, which will bo in the year
OF oui Lord one thousand eight hundred
and slxty.two, otherwise hnaI judg gment will
then be given aud awarded against him.
H. J. HANCOCK, Cgk.
Dec. 4ih, ls6l.--I3-ly.
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FOR THE LANCASTER LxpGER.
The Rallying Song.

Freedoms sons who wish to shine
bright in future story,
ljaste to arms and join the line
Marching on TO glory.
Leave the scythe and seize thc sword,
Brave TIE worst Of dangers
Freedom Is the only wd?d--
We to fear are strangers.
From country homes quick advance,
Hearts OF oak and iron arms
Lo the cheering sounds from France
Spread amidst the foe alarms!
Leave the scythe and seize the sword,
Brave the worst Of dangers!
Freedom Is the only word
Come and join tho rangers
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7ih July (Salcday.) .
At Matthias Crenshaw's, Friday July 18th
Al Nelson Rel's, Saturday lorb
At w Twi:ty's, Store Monday lIb.
At Jes-ce B. MobIey's. Tuesday 18Th.
At Horizons. Wednesday lGlh.
At Tasahaw, Thursday l7,h.
At George NJ funderburk's Friday 18Th.
At JOHN y Smal's, Saturday Ie.h.
At Mrs NJ & lluey's, Monday els,.
At CraigsvilIe, Tuesday Dad.
At X Mngrlls Store Wednesday o3i
~ Dr''"lr' thursday 2ith.
At Ross Store, Friday 25tb.
At Tne Village. Saturday 26,h
The lax books will bc closed on the 3l,t
day Of July. Those who pay on or before
tha' day vii! have five per cent deducted
from their taxes the books will be re
opened the 18Th DAY Of October and closed
the 18th Of November, those who pny then
will pay the full amount of their taxes. No
bank notes will be received 10 payment o tn.
Confederate War Tax. except notes of,he
banks Of this State, and confederate nate,
AMI bonds. }. K. HUNTER.
Il. &. l.. ID.
June 25, 90 &,
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wednes lay Morning
RY
w. M. G @ N N O Il 8
Editor md proprietor.
T e r M s
ADVERTISEMENTS,

Will be inserted Q. the following low rates {:
One square (of l6 lines OF less,) one insertion,
81: or, if continued, 75 cents for the frat in
seruon, and 20 cents for each subsequent inser-
on.
The number of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The following deductions will be made in
fay or of standing advertisements:
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Two 500 1900 1900
Three 1000 1900 1000
Half Column, 1900 22OO 5000
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Announcing Candidates fos Office, Five
Dollars.
w- Recommendations recommending can
dIdates for office and all others of limited
or individual interest, charged ut advertising
rates.
H- Obituary Notices exceeding one
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for the overplus, at regular advertising rates
W- Tributes Of Respect, rated rs ad-
Serlisments.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid.
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TIE NEWSPAPER OF TIE SOUTH
II ii T.
CHARLESTON MERCURY

Gives the latest and most reliable Political,
Commercial aud General News from all
parts Of tho World. Its Sp,ciaI Corr.spon.
dent. furnish, by Mail and Telegraph, full
and early accounts Of everything OF interest
that transpires in the great cities of Europe
and America.
TIE NEWS OF TIE SOUTH RE,
CElVES SPECIAL ATTENTION.
. Politically, the MERCURY represents the
States Rights Resistance Element, and ad
vocates the Union OF the Southern States
IN maintaining their rights and establishing
.heir security.
DAILY Mercury, year, in advance, $1,000
Th.Weekly Mercury, &" 500
No Paper sent unless the cash accompanies
The order.
r. b. RHET'r, Jr.,
=, CHARLEsTos, y. G.
Nov. 81, 4i-tf
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

The books are open for the reception IF
he Confederate War Tax.
Viii be at Lancaster Village on Monday
ilh JulY lSAlrdaYl ..
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Notice.

boRlNG MY ABSENCE IN the army
- James u. Lark is authorized To repre-.
sen' me olhelaliy. The office will bo ken,
open and phe duties pertaining thereto d(r'
charged BY him. '''
u. J. HANCOCK, CPk C.C.P
Lancaster e. H., Jsn. ~, 1852. SIs
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FoR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.1
The Song.

llark, bark, the sound Of war is heard.
And we must al attend;
Take up or arms and 60 with speed
Our country 10 defend.
The Yankee STATES have turn'd our foe,
Which fills our land with pain;
Their iron ships manned oui for war
Come laundering on the main.
Burnside, Sherman and Picayune,
Aud many thousands more,
May come on W., but all in vain
Our righ:s we'll ne'er give DER.
Oar sunny South they d. invade,
Our property devour
And nll because We wont submit
10 their despotic power.
Then let us 60 against our foes,
We'd better die than yield;
We and our sons are nI umdone
If Yankees win the field.
Cowards may dream of future joys,
But am bold to say
They'll find themselves bound fast in
chains
IL Yankees gain the day.
Husbands must leave their loving wives
And sprigLtly youths attend,
Leave their sweethcarts and risk their lives
Their country to defond.
May they be heroe, on tho field.
Have heroes fame in store
We pr"y the Lord TO be their shield
Where laundering carnons roar.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN
e A Ia W BA JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED BY
T.. ii. RlTTON

CHARLOTTE, n. C.
Ihese Papers (embracng the Tri.yyeek.
" DniIelif established in the io., oS
Charlotte, N. Z. affords unusual odynn,aos.
TO Advertisers beth at home and -
they command circulating nedium or
Orer Ihree Thousand Copie, pey Iy,-t
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The following euIogy was delivered by
J. ID. Halle, Esq, at the meeting of 2sth
ul', in memory Of John Williams,
Esq
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06

PLAsrERs EoR rHE WOUNDxD. A gentleman, Who was
in lay daIi5g var, informs that the surgeons Of
tie Fr,noh army made use Of lister composed Of poy
dered plaster o. Pars mixed with Iar-eaough Of the
pOS5sr 10 keep the from ad5ering to the wound
Tas healing soothing and anrseptc properties of this
p ster were found 60 advantageous that is used a.
mos, exclusively. Az time Eaen articles Used, il the
treatment Of wounds are 50 sGAree, this plaster recon.
m,uis seH for its cSespa,ss 70 the surgeons Of tie
Colisd,rale arGy. We respectfully suggest Is intro
ducioa aud general uss in our Hospitals
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06
RICHMOND WING.
FRInAS MORNING, JUNE 6, ls62.

HssoIsr At TIKI BATHS OF WILLIAMSBURG -Peytou
r Naming Of Mississippi Aide Of Ger. Lougstree',
Distinguished hins,E BY leading into the fight number
o; regimens, among them they ls.h s'ssipp. During
the excitement Of the charge be fOund himself maay
wards 10 advance Of the regiment he adDg and be
Ing trpped bY the LIMB o. lClled tr,e, throSn on
nj beck Waile In tins pcs,oa, Yankee j9r rusp-
eiap and called bin to surrender. He refused anc
snapped bic revolver az him TIE h'j)r reu.ned the
e, the ball penetrating bis clothes close 10 bic body
aiming then 6ei another barrel and brought the Ma
r down tu nbsr o. privass ran ~ '5t a. this tiue
CT, NJ o. him 70 surrender BE replied o. hsi Ch the
other barrels o. bis revolver killing Two OF them and the
resi- fed he returned 20 tee hs1r, received his dying
messages, his watch sword etc, and carried them back
10 The as Here another o. .he may instances OF
peronl aero;sn on Il part Of so soldias Ehich,
10 to this time, has never tesn recorded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-06

Tar SrlrE LlSE--UoL A. Staples, ot Patrick county
AMI A. S. BI;ord, Esq, OF P,aylSAuiA couayy, have
bssn authorized By Governor Lsoher, 20 raise R-g:-
II ut Of i1fstry, 20 for Pr. Of the Virginia Safe
Lie, 70 be commanded By Nj r-Garer,l John 3.
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