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Obsequics OF the Rev. Col. Perry, ID. ID.
Yesterday the rsmans Of this much amsntod

Yesterday the remains Of this much amsntod
and gallant soldier Of the sword and Cross removed
from the Governors Room, IN the Brooklyn City Hall,
and conveyed to their distressing place at Cypress Hills
Cemetery. Colonel James H. Perry WINS commandans Of
the Forty eighth Continental Guard, New York vo,un.
teers died at Fort Pulask Ca while engaged In ths
service OF his country.
The CITY Hall filled with tho wealth and raspsct&
biy o. Brooklyn and the gs throughout in city aud
river, all At half mast.
Precisely ut half past three O'Clock. all the arrange
Tents beng completed, the body was removed from
tho Governors Room and carried 70 the hearse, which
was In readiness at The City Hall gate. The crowd ~
this time was immense, and the band struck up "Tfas
Dead Ma chr in "Saul.u
The following 10 the order OF procession:>.
Inspector Folk
Fifty Pocsmca, under command OF Captain Powers,
Fortyfourth precinct assisted by Capt Jacob waddy.
Military Escort Of twenty third regiment.
under command OF Colonel VIM. EysrdeI, Jr.,
with Lsutsnart Colonel Edw. L. Nollneux ind liajor
John A. Ewell.
Pallboarers
EsarSe and Colin.
The following Ia tho inscription on the CONN.,
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Laird's Bloom or Youth, or Liquid
PEARL no equal for preserving and beau,yins the
pexion and ssin. All druggists.
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Doctor Hunters Disco avery Cures the
very worst form nf Scroua etsnstc " p0n of hs Skin
and old Ucsrs Ne Dvslon street. Nea FORK cy, sInoo
ASA
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ANY PEssoN HAVING A SUIT or RosEwo,
"A caty. rarlor Furniture and . Mantsl uisss,
iect, pJr snle, cheap for cash. mar hear OF Gus
sdd{Ising y. q, ReraA4 ooco.
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UcIioway's Medicines Cures Coughs
and Colds Rib the Ointment into yoDr throat aud ohest
Tsko Pills o. same line.
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Comfort and euro for thc Ruptursd. -
seut free 70 any a cd WITH Rapture, Hernia Adj
drsss boz fSs New YORK Fes once.
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'TURNrrTvR1.

BEDROOM gUrT OF ENAAEILKD FURT
"A IN all coloU,. Of warranted n anuiacfuro, al
chestnut ChAme or Suits plain and ornamental .
teSLshed In VA
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Bntchalct's HAIR Dyc-thc Best I'm tho
world instantaneous harmless and reliable sod ~ arug.
sts and periugoss oyeiywh Factory u barclay street,
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No More Gray Heir.-Grandjs ans Celc-
brad consuation for the establishment and rsssorauon
OF The hair. OAco Astor place.
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Rsv. Colonel JAMES H. Percy, d. y.
Died
At Fort Pulaski, Georgia,
June 10, 1862,
Aged 81 years.
Horse and Groom.
Family Of deceased, In carriages.
Mayor aud Corpmon C0urcil.

Mayor aud Cor,znon Courcl
Clergy and Citizens OF BROOKLYN, SC, &e.
Tbs funeral procession OF the largest and
spectacle thas has been In Brooklyn for some time
aud i.s soemnity gave IL an attraction which could
but have been observed those who witnesses. Of
the sad spectacle
The gallant officers OF ths Twenty third mourning
their le and the young soldiers Composing tho
escort who turned out from 4fe Arsenal much
mred for no, only their dsaaesnor the solemn
sion, but for their fine military appearance.
The deceased has left wife, sister and sens living
He had one son killed. ut tho battle 81 Bull run.
Col. Perry was graduate Of Wet Point. when the
in Texas broke he raised para OF regiment in
the state Of Few York With the view Of recrnng The
other portion tn New Orleans On his way that State
ha was wrecked; but mia lie was saved, and In
tho end he succeeded In raisiyg hin full Qnota Of
men. With them he went 10 Texas, and was pre-.
sent San Jacin,o, whom General Houston was
wounded In the early part Of the battle and General
Rusk sok command nf the right, while OIL Perry had
charge Of the left wing the superior officers having been
killed Tho Colonel came in Personal coEsict with Gen.
CASTILLO this occasion, aud killed him. Through the
bravery OF the Amercans-of whom. thsFs were
drawer than Col. Psrryths Texans gnsd She victory.
which resulted In their Independence Gen. santa Anna
wounded taken prisoner and threagh shs csinency
q the military authorities allowed TO ps"essd 70 New
York.
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"cocin or drodorized Coccant OIL 10 the best ard cheap
cst article To- DRESSING beau;fypg, ccane curg pre-.
serving tie hair Ladies, try IT, Tor sale by
n dr. nd dealers.
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Cristador,'s Hair Dye, Prescrvntivs
and wig derot. wholesale aud RETAIL No. Aston House
The ID - applied by experienced artists
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Twelve Carries de visito for STA
good picture guaranteed: -.
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JeNers--553 Broadyny.-Gcnti enaens'
French No nnA Dc Vllc Shoes oxford Ties, pancrals
Gaitcrs and Slippers.
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~ Jefrevs'. 573 Rroadwa NY, Ladies' Elias.
tic Boots 81 &C. 81 10 and S2 Banor rails - IS AMI ~ sos
GENT shoes AMI slippers, yoiths aud children Bal
morals, sho - and GsiicEE JEFFkRS, SD broadway.
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f.. Bnicli's Photograph Gallery, I23
Sowery, oprr with increased fac!ltcs. Cartcs de
|, yislte III ~ pei dozen.
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Eight Carries do visito for ST. Equal to
BALGH,s. rs Greenwich street, corner u Barclay
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establfsh-
nent FOR WIGS Toapccs Hair Dye lair DyeinR and
Noleava Cream for beausins the hair 10 Bond street.
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Ladies Going I'm the C0untry-If You
wish barsone uasor and Shoes all the various
stys, good articles, moderate prices pstronze MILLER
X Co, ~ Canal strcst.
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NEW NcrRI. BY THE Author OF adam BEDR."'
HARPrR'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

No cxry,r We" GoNTEnTs Ana tssz
s,sH s:s So
s sai spor,sssn" ssar women :,
S Sassas 81 Il. He
S Hs.; EsTs. Ys,s IN b ,ss
Fssss,SeoE prSrpersoysssr soas,-nay alss-Ths per
on @se-S q NJ xS
c1!si..sery hous. seooEiyn. nsI-sfooayn
.okLEY FARM By Anthony Trolope Illustrated Sys
SEs:s Xxi VIZ VIA. 7. . rris o.p ought about
SSss:I fxiif TasE S,p,ss Ists. ~ rria
aRss & v and soraos@Eady Ma.o.
sissss hs6 81 isH STORY D
sSSTH 3 SAS S9gIsAa, MULTIPLICATION.
koa0LA. by the Az tAor u Adam Bede."
chsp!srI; The shipwn cted Stranger.
cs.pss ~ 1 t.: s i%ss. .. saSp
Chapter v The Ena g aO ss and his D.s.S'sr
Il me osf N
RE o. E, sn L. Byw T Thu. ~
s :. Ess L ss sss s
HSiFSss s s5sqs sRs as ovnHas7 EVENTS
f FRsiiiess n aoH whNuhasusr.
lLLUsrRArIoSs- Eques,rians Cossumss-fsrdsssua
N. pr.ssa. number Of N 1nrRn,s NEW MONTH";
D. Ms Hn ,sa sa aas e sS.
hs r; y, MN As and .s Mar.s
:sesis ni.nsd in sd,anss % It's paI:oaisa Ia Ensss
: s' y dJ ass p es ss or
so rs s much oss ss r. sss y w Iss no
The iaIasiiate srminsiion o. M. Thacseays 'Phil
a. Eat s a s.ssy aiSs IN
weeommsnd the raper 0, , south Carolina Nuiliaer
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Tho Most Elegant and Luxurious Bath
u ana Tons tho world (sith IS Of the Lest
srtstl Broacwry and Dey street, under The
ma cement OF VA. l.. PRoCH.
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A Pure Tobacco.-YelIovw Rank Tobacs
ro-.sloodns Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
impurities for sale by s tobacco aud Dealers aud at
whulesale by q. GOODWIN BROTHER, 10 Water street.
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aga NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. braces Suspensory Bandates Alb
donrS suproreis Elas stockings Se corner OF Broad
way nd Afn stree, under Barnuns Museui female 70
~ "A taaic
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Prizes Cashad In All LOCALIZED Lctte-
r.s Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No. IL
Wall street No. l, New York.
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Hcrringas Patent Champion Fire and
Bar1as fro5i Safes 81 Broadway corner Of Murray street.
Navy
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Eight Carries do yisitc FOR SL.-Thc Best
in The city woods Gallery, 2os Bowery New YORK.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes cnshcd
and Information furnished. Highest pricepad for dou
blooms. TAYLOR Co., Bankers No. S Wall street,
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Cmeial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy j.
Co.'S kt ntuckv and Missouri State Lotteries.
kEsrUcsY, EXTRA Class 3a5-JulY II. 1902
81, So, IS, Is, %, So, 81, ,is, G5, ~, 20, 80.
60. Is, 81, 80. rs, n, IT, SO, 70, 8, 10. %.
C,rxulss charge by addressing either to
MURRAY. EDDY co,
CovinEluu. Ky. Louis. Mo
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DELAWARE. ExrRA CLASS 2ss--Julyl7. 1864
rs, 81, So, 8, SO, 50, 50, So, 20. rs, CT, IS.
DKIAwAsH, Class 77g-Julyl7 lses.
81. n, 45, 50, Go. 20, IL, 8, i6, ., 70, s.
john A. MoBRIs CO.,
Wilmington. QelAK
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1E,xl,

OxUOs
d IL SOsA snsaaaA q u eclock =. 9 "a
e,ss1enep e hsR fhshsf, 4llaA bFsnmnl4 = vese'
essSsl1 enarkv, Va, m. 4. i. WATkINeTON,
IN. q TO. W. washington, late d Nossos9, -
the 30th yeor II hee go.
The fffundn and ocqualntancea d TIE family are
invited 10 attssA her fansral to-day q II o'clock 4.
N.
On rhursaay, August alN. ISAAC. Infant con Of
The late Edgar A. end Rnana v. Hadnui, AGED y
nm funeral wfl take place on the 2sd day Of Az
gut, al four O'Clock, u the residence Of Mira Capt
Oayis. Broad street, Church I'M.
a on T s s. s The yss s
Of biz aee.
fhs funeral win take place from Sycamore
Church this morning Ut 10 o'clock. Friends ana
acquaintance are invited to attend.
Al Richmond, Of dyssntery, on Tuesday the 18th
inst, 0EOlGI CARLTON, Of the ID Howitzers'
Anotner hish.toned. gallant s.ldisr gone from
smonr nj and another fond family mourning en"sr
looe.
a, hi. residence al Buckingham Court. House
Mr.. THOS II, APPLYING, In the 3Oth year OF MS
age.
On Saturday, 10th instant. Of intermittent fever:
LAURA MELISSA, youngsst child Of :. r. ano
Jane Odsu, ased years . months and 70 days
Go TO sAy = my child.
90 ~ keamless bed
Gentle, and mild.
With bl9k1anGs on thy head
Because thy smile was fair.
Thy lips and eyes 30 bright;
Because thy cradle care
Was such fond delight.
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AUNAWAYS.

Ran away from this city. about ak weeks
ago. two Of my servants, namely:
quito black about s. feet high, stout strong. and
Aeshy. He was raised in this city, and has worked
in tobacco factory since hs was boy. He has .
wife at Mra Fanny Carver's In the upper end Of
Hanover county, whore he wa. seen about ten days
ago. He H. also, well acquainted In the nsighbor-
hood of the Old Church. Major Joseph Street, re.
siding near that place. owns some Of his Wifss re-
lationa He probably travels in market carts be.
tween Richmond and Mra Carver's and the Old
Church. He il fond Of trading, and probably visits
differsnt camps for that purpose.
WARWICK - bright mulatto, about % years
old. 81 feet high. 10 lean. and has straight black
Was hired this year 70 Joai p. aallard at the *.
change Hotel. He has been sss1, eicce he ran
away, ct Mrs. Carver's and at Major Jos. GtIsets
He may be about some Of the campa A person
who knows him well, thinks he saw him In this
city some thSee weeks ago, when he had on sol
disrs cap, and appeared to be carrying an ofacsrs
baggage.
Il . mot improbable that both Of ths.s negroes
1hs above reward will BE- given for the delivery
Of the two IN tha elty Or onA huadred dollars for
an a9-dsod3towass LEWIS WEBB
T<WENTY DOLLAkS ESWzRb.-.ksn o. %
Richmond. August 8. my cook HARRIRT---a
bright. thinbreastsd. tall. aueaking uulatt0. She
can read. ID Methodist aings very loud and II dis,
posed to argue. Was severely whipped August
LIT. Supposed to have ON q black skirt and red
body, colorsd straw bonnet and blue sihbons. ~
Shows fne teeth when spoken 70. bought her Of
DR. Dorsey, Of Maryland. II. p. TAYLOR.
Hsnrico. August 20. an 2a-7ts
DUNAWAY-yfom the Raele Machine Works,
HI about the 3ist Jnly, two negro men-ono
named 0ROR0E WALKER, who d about 50 years
old, about feet 70 inahes high, black eomplsxion
and has wife In Pstsssburx. The othef y named
lHHAN WALKRR NV % IN O vaaya ala ahnut z
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tOTTRE D1M


CUPERB HURNTfUfK PIANO a.. .
- AUCTION.-OA MONDAY, 25th ins,s.s :. A y
o'clock, wnl ssll. a. The rsaideuce Of r. = ~
iis. on lGth, between Brood and 0racs Sc. ~ N.
part
One slaendid nosewood 7.ootsys pia-s.
so:swsS4 ssS lsaAes:2y Ra,'ds &NEs'
Rroeassl end Isss Oustsinx
Rosewood and B':ek Walnut Dsdsssada
CAhanesa.
NArdsobsa
Hair and Shack NAstrsssea
fsa4hsr Beds and Pillows,
Cane and Woodseat Chairy.
Tablea eafe.
A large assortment e
a.. Chm SIX ARl:!ssi
The shove Furniture ID q ths lasSss NJ. ~
the best quality, and cen b eoaadensly re-,
nsnded IAN al y. B. COOK Ana
DEAuTHUL COTTAGE AND 7UpNrrurz
ID AT AUCTl0N-On TUESDAY, S8sI -.
as!!0 osioea, wM .sla q shs pssnisas. ssslx 4
S3ta sna = .ssssss taas beautiful fIansa cea.ss
rooms, store room. "a The lot has . front q n
feet, running sbaek $50 feet. Thsrs ere ppon ~
lot variety a huit trsss. and wsll Of noss ss
esl!snt wcser in the yard
Kitchsn Iu1nitqrs, tmbrselna IN aasostmspt q
gentssl and well!ksps heuSshoh astielsa
TERMs-Cash.
~ 70 f. n COOK. Auet
ELEvEN nOnsfa AND 1fLRa roa Ac.
~ COUNT OF WHOM 1T NAY OOHCHRl,
At AUOTlON.-On eATURDAY. 2d hsL. u ID
O'Clock. VII gu. on Council 0hsnbsr H--
Nevsn HORSES, amongsl then ssvsrsj Hrvs.
Two young 1uL19.
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81 THOA ~ kEENkE, Iscs5on1W,
fOfaeo coFnof Of 18th ond Cary otsOota

4nO0s ~ AAkSkk, AB6tv0WA0p
(0Mes eomsr Of 12sh end Cary stssstal
TTORsEe AND NULIS FOR sALn At AUC-
Il TlON.-Wih b. sold ON oATUROAY morn
in9, AuGust ga. eommsnclng ~ 10 o'clock, u the
Horse Auction Lot On Council Chamber Hill
very fine bay MARE, seven ysafs old. warrant
sl sound, and 70 work we'll In any harness.
Several saddle and harness HORSES.
good work MULES.
Spring WAGON, In good order.
BUGGY and Harness
fine Mich COWS.
an29 THO6. ". KRE6RE, Auctlonses.
HOUeEROLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
H FOR SALE At AUCTION-Wul b sold on
WEDNESDAY morning, August 27th, comzbsuc'
ing Ut 10 O'Clock, At the house Grace street. b.
Foushes ~ of the Household and Kitchen yurni
ture, eonsistine q tbs usual variety, a II good OF.
der and Of the best quality, consisting In part Of
Parlor. Chamber. pinlsgroom, and Kitchsn FuruI-
snel THos W. KEES1H, Auet
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mo THE P6BLfO-We deem if 81. justice to
ourselves to make the following statement in
reference to Companies A, B, and C, First Mary
land Ragimsnt. lately disbanded by order Of the
Secretary Of War,
Whilst in winter qusrte5s Companies and b.
commanded by Captains GOLDssonCpaH and 3D.
ELM by order ofthe Secretary Of War, were sso-ga
nized-they being twelve months men-and re-en.
listed for two years Company G, under command Of
Captain EDMUND BARRY. was newly organized
company. for the war, aud at the time of the dis
banding of the regiment had not been In the field
month. STILL they were all insluaed in the
order Of the Secretary, who says "doubts nave
arisen in reference to the term of service Of p0r.
tion of the First Maryland regiment. There were
no doubts about the term Of service of C0mpa-
panies A, B, and G. and why should they be in.
cluded in the order of the Secretary
The men and officers of these companies are
Justly indignant at such treatment drought about by
false after having fought long
and successfully against our enemies, and deem it
but justice to themselves to make this statement to
the public and assure the leaders Of the Mary.
land Line that they will not receive the assistance
or cooperation Of the mon or officers of Companies
A, B. and C, of the late First Maryland regiment.
WN. w. GOLDSBOROUGH, Co. A,
G. @ EDELIN,, Co. B,
EDMUND BARRY, Co. C.
Richmond August 2lst. 1869. au 22-1ta
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sYEClAL NOTICES.

fZp NOTICR-We invite attention to our largo
sale Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, to take
place ut our store, No. Ia Cary street, THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
su 92-l, KENT, PAINE CO., Auct'rs.
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0NH PAIR SPLENDID HORSES II AUG.
TIOM.-On SATURDAY, cd instant. ct 10
o'clock, win cell, ON Council Chamber HUI. ops
pair irop.eray HOR6Ee well matched, young.
sound aud reliable 70 harness said to b very good
saddle animala
Tho above belong 70 The estats Of Col. n. i.
Payne, deceased, and are cold by order Of the e.
ecutors, and can be seen at the stable Of Mr. ThoA
Ruskell, ON Wall street. E. B. COOK,
m q AuctiOneer.
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ATTORNEY At Law.
Once on nth street between Main and Bank ste.
Residence corner Of 9th aud Clay streets.
ivQ1-ymA
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"a q - - J. - e>s----.-..-.
Elzz z2yx1lIxT ups. :
<yfx 1nn1nin zVTsN ~
UU1D ADD Dns,o
~ 5sSSs,S - $3.50 - = - sSsx
HI. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. q pgsu11s =
+ ~ 9ssS..SsS 1Gna 0nN
- n - sss.sS -. 49, ~
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= q 4 = - g =. ss.e.s As'.s ~
X~s..1nu...SxsSss eno
1870 - -su.1ssSs !. u - $1,000 q -.
.sS -. ~ ~ ses0s ~ tnDa1va ~
NJ ~
-. . 49, I. LII - = Tor. A..
~ A&DU000 q zA6x zs=,.-.
IL - ssssIl
rSurMrRurH c7NETfUX.S~~
II ~ 1Sfn1YI - 49, v sVsACCO. L.
e5oe q IU1lI1U11 soaslGoina O. e~s
~sr. SsSass rss...
l@nsssos Cs1saS. SsN s.S
Cookn1 Hove flfeAS. S.ssss
-AHQn 10
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LANES ELARBEE an exchanged prisoner, cap.
eJ tured ct Fort Pulaski, member CT the Wash
inyton Volunteers, Georgia, was brought to Kichs
mond quite sick, in the recent exchanges Informa-
tion az to where he ia will be thankfully received
aud suitably rewarded by his brother, at the Army
Intelligence Office. E. A. ELARBRR
M
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FiTTM KkGIMENr LoUIsIAEA Vols,
NOL T. g. HUNT having resigned the com.
~ mand Of the above battalion. the following
NO, Colonel Major DEAN. Lieutenant Colonel /;
Capt B. MENGRR, Company /. Major; First Lieu.
tenant J. 8. CHARLES. Company !. Captain.
TNF0R1zT10I w1NTTD-of cHRIsTIzNz
i E. WOOD, wife Of John B. Wood, formerly Of
Hampton. near relation Il anxious TO hear nom
the family, and would be thankful for any infor.
nation concerning them. Address y. a." Dis
patch Office. an 22-3t+
IAUTiON.-AN psrsons are hereby cautioned
" against buying slave woman, named KIT
II, belonging to the estate Of the late b; n Tenn:
Scottsvil!e Any sale Of her by tho said Purv!s will
y A.' -'' 3. rExPLrxAN,
~ 2t-2ts RslIct Of H. n. Tsmplsman. decd.
VAPT HILL has several LKTfERS for Col ).
b 3. SLOAN. at the Pay office, corner Bank
IF WILLI1N THONIa Of Howard county.
j Maryland. should see this. he can hsar from his
mother hy Addressing his cousin, G. H. MARRIOTT,
ct J. A. Hobson's, corner Of 18th and Main streefs
Richmond. Va IN S0-3ts
m OTICE-Ia hsEsby gwen. that THOA WAN.
IN who represented himse9 . coming from
xlaxanAriA; Va, entefsd my company q : substi-
tate on ths 10Th day q Aneusa. l662 He received
g that day ol,loo and = = aans dsy y dlsd.-
11is monsy y now b ny honda His ka,r1 in law
(aansxsd kis3 ~ nstAsd 70 naaks application sor
the sans ssceedtng = lev. Addssa No, 3oth rsgi.
ment \. g tfoopA 1iehmou4 VI.
J. ~ bA1NBfI, Capt CONG Co. @.
an A-lns 30sh cee't n. c. troopa
aRRVxNTER ron NM:
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~ TO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS OF
~ ANDERSON DISTRICT. 8. C-Fklloac Sol

~ TO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS OF
~ ANDERSON DISTRICT, 8. C.-FellOp Sol
dieys and Citisess: A the time for electing men,
bsrs to the Legislature is drawing very near. and
~ the highest qualifications are now necessary to
State legslation, We present two Names possessing
those qualifications to an eminent degree, to your
stats Legislature: COL RAHDELL, of Pendleton
and Nejor L C. WILLIAMS, Of Bolton. These
gentlemen are well known to many of you as hon.
est msn and good citizens besides their claims to
represent m, apart from their fitness for the posi-
tiou, axiang from their having for fifteen months
served b the ranks, having many years passed the
age Of exemption, and having done their full duty
amid psfils and hardshils. without murmuring or
solicitation Of Office. should now be rewarded
Let - place fellow citizens, old men in coun
ell, and force laggards and onice-seekers at home
TO their proper place, in the ranks with musket or
SAIL =; MAYS. Brooks Troop. H. L.
=. =: MAXWELL.
J. NILES PICKENs, q" 3"
Fellose. Soldiers and Citi.ens:
We, the anAesiened, who in the above card
have been recommended as suitable and proper
parsons to represent your District in the State Leg
islatnre, take this mode Of announcing ourselves
% eandidatsa A. we will be detained in the ser.
vice until the 4th Of September, there will 10 little
or 10 opportunity Of appearing before You in per-
eo0.
AZ present the war 10 the allabsorbing subject
beeore yos. and must engToss the attention Of our
6eofe Legislature and the C. 8. Coneresa Having
vetuntesFed q proof that bslisye in fighting for
Ou1 rights. We believe that the war should be
peosee1ted With viSor and determination, and that
Hahould b aegFsssive, u our peace and independ-
snce cannot otheswiss be attained
Having served II the ranks fourteen or fifteen
months, Ne can sympathIze with our fsllow-sol.
disr1 end Wheteyer measures for your good that
nay y brought before your Legislature shall re-
1his = ~ 1rst time In our lives VIZ have sought
pAetie once. We hope that You viii give us your