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geg Henry Ward Beecher is showih

BeI- Henry Ward Beecher is showing
signs Of Improvement. Last Sunday he
dropped the negro and made an earnest
appeal in his sermon for the suffering
white men, especially car-driyers and CON
ductors on the city railroads, who are hard
worked every day in the week, including
the Sabbath, and poorly paid at that
He has just discovered that the negro
down South does not work fourteen hours
q day like the white slaves Of the North.
The Albany 4rSss suggests now that
Beecher is getting sane, let US pray for
Dr. Tying and Horace Greeley. Boston
Post
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lican party has falsifed its pledges 10 the conn-
try, and onght to be held responsible for the
gross mal-administration Of the Government.
WAR NEWS.

MIDDLE tennessee is again the scene OF actlVe
war. At an early hour on Sunday morning a
force Of Confederate cavalry under Colonel For
rest, supposed to number about six thousand, at
tackled two Federal regiments and q battery Of
artillery at Mdrfreesboro, and after desperate
fighting on both sides, the Federal troops were
forced to surrender. Among the prisoners taken
were General Crittenden, of Indiana, General
Duffield, and several other officers. The Confed-
crates at last accounts, were advancing on Nash
vile, which is thirty-two miles northwest OF
Murfreesboro. Great excitement prevailed in
Nashville, and an early attack was expected, but
the authorities had entire confidence in the abil-
ity of the government to protect the place and
restore tranquility in the neighborhood; but if
compelled to yield, it is said the Federal troops
will she'll the city, battery being already in po-
sition for that purpose.
Colonel Morgan's band of Confederate Caval-
ry were reported to be only twelve miles south of
Frankfort, the capital of the State of Kentucky,
on Sunday afternoon. 1t is also reported that the
State archives were being removed to place
of safety.
A despatch from Corinth states that the Con-
federate Cavalry have been making some myste-
rious movements near Boonville. The Federal
troops have fallen back to Ramsey, twelve miles
south of Corinth. 1t is believed that the move
ment is designed to cover flank reinforcement
of Chattanooga.
1t stated that a band of Confederates on the
10th inst. captured the town of Memphis, in
North Missouri, and carried off ninety loyal cti-
zens.
The latest advices from Kentucky state that
Gen. Ward had assumed tile command of the
Federal forces at Lexington, and declared mar
tial law.
Colonel Morgan. with one thousand Confeder-
ate cavalry, was reported to be at Versailles on
Monday. This town is about fifteen miles west
of Lexington, and the same distance south of
Frankfort, the capital of the State.
A despatch dated Mobile, July sth, published
in late Richmond paper, states that it was re-
ported that Baton Rouge, the capital of the State
of Louisiana, has been reoccupied by the Confed-
crates under General Van Dorm. Fifteen hun
pred Federal troops it is said were made prison
ers at the place.
On the 18th instant the firing from the mortar
feet before Vicksburg was quite rapid-the Con-
federates replying with rihed guns, but doing no
material damage.
All was quiet with the army of the Potomac
on Monday. The Confederates continue to fire
upon the Federal vessels passing up and down
the James river
Late advices from Hilton Head state that there
is much sickness in the Federal army on the
and Bird Islands and destroyed all the forts and
burned everything infammable about the works.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19
HENRY CLAY ON ABoLrTIoN1srs

HENRY CLAY ON ABoLITIoNIsTs.
More than twenty years ago Mr.. Clay, in
his place in the Senate, summed up what
he regarded as the principles and doc
trines Of the abolition party, and those
who live to-day see how truthfully he
drew the picture. Ho said: +:
"With them the rights of property are
nothing; the deficiency of the powers of
the General Government is nothing; the
acknowledged and incontestible powers Of
the States are nothing civil war, disso-
luton of tbe Union, and the overthrow Of
a government in which are concentrated
the fondest hopes Of the civilized world,
are nothing. A single idea has taken
possession of their minds, and onward they
pursue, it, overlooking all barriers, reckless
and regardless Of all consequences"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

Bsg~ Gen. Jim Lane made speech in
New York in which he boasted that in his
infancy he was rocked in the same cradle
with niger baby. If'not now in. the
same cradle with the colored individual,
Jim is certainly in the same boat.
If Jim had not mentioned this cir
cumstance the world would be in igno-
rance in regard to it, for the negro has
never mentioned it to any one.
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A 1 ii
ADDRESS OF JEFFERSON DAVIS The
Richmond Dispatch contains the address
of Jefferson Davis to the Confederate ar
my, dated the fifth of July, in which he
says:
"Soldiers congratulate you on the. Sc
ries of brilliant victories which, under the
favor of Divine Providence, you have late
ly won, and as the President of the Con-
federate States do heartily tender to you
the thanks of the country, whose just
cause you have so skilfully and heroically
served. Ten days ago an invading army,
vastly superior to you in numbers and in
the material of war, closely beleagured
your capital and vauntingly proclaimed
its speedy conquest; you marched to at
tack the enemy in his entertainments
with well-directed movements and death
defying valor you charged upon him in
his strong positions, drove him from field
to field, over distance of more than thirty
five miles, and, despite his reinforcments,
compelled him to seek safety under the
cover of his gunboats, where be now lies
covering before the army so lately derided
and threatened with entire subiugation."
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G9- Among the list of killed in the recent
battles before Richmond, we notice the name of
Robert S. Young, of this county, Mr.. Young
was member of the Eighth Virginia Regiment,
Company A, commanded by Captain VIM. r.
Bissell.
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BEL AIR MD,
Saturday, July 10, 1862.

N3-The q Southern Egis' has a more extended cir
caiion among the intelligent farmers and business men
OF Hartford, than any other paper in the county. No
g Lock Hospal, OF other obscene (" Lottery" adver-
tsemens viii appear In columns at any price. A
large number subscribers payfor their paper in ad
vance, and consequently just the class advertisers de-
sire 10 reach. Atf. ss3 a e
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed 10 the above facts.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1862-07-19

Da- Richmond papers state that Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston is entirely out of dan
ger from his battle wound.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-There will be service at
the Rock Spring Church, on Sunday, the Goth
inst, at lo2 o'clock, A. NJ. The Rev. Mr.. Des
Shields will officiate.
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HooFLAND's BALsAMIc CORDIAL, an advertise.
ment of which will be found in another column,
will cure the worst cases of Cold, Coughs, &C.,
&c.
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h AT his residence ia Memphis, Tennessee. on the
|25th Of October, 1861, JAMES AUGUSTUS
|STREETT, formerly u liariofd County, lid.
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n The wifo a General BeaurosardI
died II New Orleans aafew days sso. !
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Obsul,s.on Courier publishes the following ex.
tracts from letter received in that city dated New
O,eauE, June ID:
General Butler is still 10 New Orleans, at the ST..
Charles Hotel. lie visits the luton House once day
Under guard Of one hundred At present ho has
increased his army around the St. Charles to ore thou
sand men. Occasionally he takes pleasure trip 10 Dan
HlchcCck's Hotel at the l. ke out the magnificent
shell road He is badly sc4red at the reuts recently
taken place in the city, that he will not permit Commo-
dore Fa7ragut TO leave with bis feet OF seven yes-
sells who Is extremely anxious to visit Red RIVER aud
other important ponts the way while the river is
high; and strong communication has recently passed
between them On the subject General Butler demanded
Commodore F4rr ga. TO remain because tho navy took
the city, and his survc IS required there. Commo
dore Farragu replied that the army was in possession
Of the city, and should held it. He did not think
services required, and that he should be permitted
to proceed up the river on other duty. We would
Ike TO see them pitch into each OTHER. IL Com
modore Fsrragut will 60 up the river, We doubt If
Butler will hold the city forty eight hours judging from
the present of things. The Confederate regiment
which dbAnded have their slowed away securely
and about three heusAnd of bes. Louisiana boys
have fsturned to the city and joined getting up"
which will give us eight thousand men TO do what don't
think ought tell you at present Gen. Bder has re-
Gently atsuonedat Dan Hitchoocks Hotel I've hundred
men, TO protect him at that place, while he Enjoys other
peoples lrHures 0l las. Tuesday, two UnlEed States
army cfseIs and one United States navy oieer hired
carriage and visited this Hotel the driver was boy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12

eighteen seaFs Of age and hbfdl 70 The Iauss Of the
South be picked Up friend Of hs on his carrsge box
The carriage returned TO the city between twelve and one
o'clock at night but nothing had been heard OF the Off
GERS since No doubt you have heard Of Buffers proc
arnaton concerning ladies' and guesa he regrets it
very much. Our ladies' now wear neat little secession
flag sewed on their boscms, and they plainly show re-
voyer in the right side Of their belt and small dirk 10
the left and in many they turning up their
noses with peculiar pout AID nsgn ant sh, ks of
the head-"You nasty Yankee you" and pass on.
am happy to say that tho ladies in this city have taken
bold and decided stand. No United States officer or
soldier IL permitted TO ride in the city pass niger railroad
cars two or three New Orleans ladies in t. Mr.. Law
L. the proprietor has published card with regard to
s natter and on the following day two United States
officers got In a car the Canal street ne Two &C.
cession ladies we're in the Car at the time They pitched
into the driver with fists doubled for permitting Them to
enter and after driving him from the cars turned 70 the
officers ard said "Sirs these cars were not made for
Yankees TO ride in go get up and get out" The ot-
GERS left and without saying word Al present Il
sickness among Gen. Buffers troops is very bad. Tho
Aux, typhoid fever, and smallpox, is doing good work
among them Nineteen Of his deserted within the
last two weeks and desertion has commenced we
pect to hear Of more Il IL impossible for them TO serd
the heat United States Surgeon reports that from Elk
70 ten die daily from sun.strcks The firms of Hender-
son & Gares d AcCaun \ Co, rounSry, Leeds Co.,
foundry and several others could maine, we're each
fined one hundred dollars for not reporting TO Builder
their business &c: hesirs Leeds Co. were imptison-
ed the fleet for not repairing the machinery OF the
steamers which badly treated in the late fight
The Mint Custom House, 81. Chsrles, Medical College,
School of Medicine aud Orphan House, all used as
places Of rend zVous for his army aud navy. English
and French flags still flying resdshces and
few of other nations are seen.
The Mississippi river Ia now fs.lng,rapdly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
shs PRECEDENT. Gen. ToomBs aad Ihe Cotton
question.


A the following statements are circulating TO some
extent in the Southern newspapers to the iury VIC
Of the Cause a. Of the gentlemen named We transfes
them the ag,sith the hope that they may fall uuJs,
e eyes and receive the contradiction OF the distinguish
ei percentages 10 whom they relate:
Iron The HnJs CoaEty mis-. GsEttts
as TT So We learn that il is positively asserted at
yicksbucg that round Of cotton has beeu burned
"a the plantations Of P.esient Davis aud his bro
ther C0one joe +. Davis. situated few miles below
that city. Ali Of la7t years crop g said TO he sill on
those places aud soesssee to the Yankees should they
IN u,e tbe usual Yankee curiosity Gao this statement
be tue Have The people more patro ism than the
President snd biz principal stan o;el II this report DO
vel ioulGed It. naaif shameful hult after the dimes
aud dollars 81 sv,ry bfErl II it false acc IsItiou,
den.a from ihcss vhJ know should mos! sssuredy be
made, and that Immediately"
mon the suiAslA (Ala sslslt Of the ssIth.
PLAs TAIK-Ths ioiowi,g resolutions which were
rresl,ly adopted by unanimous vote, by the Commit
tee Of SAFETY in Gu hbCrs GsOIgG have been fully Gu
doIssd and adopted ~ the Committee Of Safety Of
this city with the rSqaeEt thai our newspapers give them
general publication
VKsrsas Ahentic information has been received that
General lbert To0mbs of the A, Colonel A P Rood
sad Others oEn Urge plantations the ChG.tahooche
River fIenoeu, a. We believe by avlrice than
patriotic m-have planted unusually lsIgs crops Of cotton
thereby curailg 20 that extent, the provision crop
necessary 70 the country; Therefore
Rssoiusd, That General Robert Toombs Colonel A. p
Rood, aud all others who have folOWed their perncious
example, be requested to withdraw ell their available ne
geo labor from the cultivation OF Their cotton crops and
place il in charge Of the Committee appointed TO super
lit nd the defence Of the river.
Rss.issd That alGhOyg h |: may not be regarded So
perinen; to the chi cts tor which this meeting has as
sembsd yet canno, withheld the expression OF cur
unqualified indignation from thoss who nave reckisssly
dsregaried the wants and necessities Cf our by
plaotng cotton than 10 sg dent for domsste use
Their purses may be better fed--but We tratt thsy
will not is 10 receive the reward due their unpATrOtc
conduct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
VALUABLE ESTATE IN PRINCE EDwAHU
FOR BALE.

VNHE offers for sale his plalRo7, Hirg Bush
liver and GVsnI oeek three miles Metefrn DcBp on
the Richmond and Danse Railroad, Ssht lee norh o! the
luse and mics from banpten tdI eg Clege ans
tract contains iss large por In under system
impro seeded wi closer and HerdJsass The iw1
unnipg through the rn afford abou 2 Of va u
A,s land About $50 acres In original Ind about 900
acres Pine growth The high land IL well adtped - The eu-
tyapon ID Obab, wis lAEe prize barn aud other
on, houses saai dent rs so hhds ~ toeseeo.
Ihe twei is large convenient, with twelve ro
exc uIve the bAsemen and recently pared The oat
houses the KIND nGlu ding HOUSES large sabl,
large family.
usns young orchard Of select frt beginning to bear
with profit " 80
Ol hi tract; and on falling stream Is COOS mill seat
with many CT the put ino su operation gst
and N urnR mill budiogs the fam, handsome y
situated 10 healthy loo ton. The lei hbouIhOod stan
high Tor moral worth and In ell ence viii with pleasure show
te land 10 any prron hng parehsss Perhtr pi uArs
IN be had by pp mckinney aqd Dup9y OF Rca
by addressing me- "hoorss ordinary, rraee Id
ward"
jria-ctW JOSEPH DUPUf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
NIrY IRRITATION
PAYtsi PER MONTH, AND RLTIoNs.

ONE HUNDRED MN WANTED, between he ages OF lG and
a. for eampa the above BasoB, tor 60 sudpscni de-
uce city Of tc hAnchvstT Tor t,tm OF SI
months unsss socns discharged by lsr Of the Secretary Of
War.
None hut o eood character VAL be received fppg be
''- '- W. ". HARRISON,
AtRsEa.d Pros, cor n aud n aln sH
GO EAUG IhkN,
". n. ALBION,
l2l Main street,
10 N N. wtsr,
i1z las Mai ttrsst.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
NHyAR SONGS OPTHE SOUTR.
w NE5rA 10 : NsroN, las NIaln Stree

Puhtsh th's day
was S,ng, Of the sOuh edited by bohemian correspondent
Richmond Dispatch price o..
seceny pubhed M,P Of VI snls. cObsialag all he
cound,s pr.nep towns, Railroads, tsegrapI in Riycs
pas ami All other internal imp Tn The best
m. Il the state plhIei We have sari no psins to
m keit psfest Il 81 mp bespNl paper made
pressy print III sze - by 80 inches price
ts5O
Adlre.s order, 10 wEsrG J0HSsTON
Publishers AID booksellers,
Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
ADJUrANr GENRRAL,, ory,cr.

niCEss recIu ing for the line OF late Troops are osftirsy
" trd to enlist any stIag from hs
ve or men on Is 10 IS Year, who subject
law they will al A NAV propose
en in the st.e service the ocsr Of tss C1fed
crate Army. By command,
june .2-st MN. Il. RICHARDSON, A. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12

INRORMA ION WANTED, Of the whereabouts Of
DAMON sc2AvES, Co. h, % hississp Battalion Who is
supposed 10 be 10 the city He 10 the battles
this ely any knowing shere he VIII con er favor
Ills friends BY ssading word 10 this oase jsla-St
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
10 CoRRRsPONDENTg

~ Es1srs On SusfaSS b arssSsa 20 s"E5ItOr Of
Ia SAig."
Aoss rtfSa b0 sides etAs pepper tOtg not % yuos-
Cd TAis q Of long Sadng oigh, 70 % ha0sOA 70 al
sd departed FROM Obituary SseSSd
GAG sigAt lass ara charged Tor as adeSrsissmsaaL
- We oasa0s undertake 20 rsar rejected eoss.ssioaJA5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
A sIOapOyp BATTALION.
RICHMOND, May s. 1867.

To fHr MN OF RItaxosD AND vICNIrY
The necessity Of embodying, in some available form,
and for some good service all men able to do duty in
this trying hour Is apparent; for the destiny OF our
State, our city, and !. may be- Of the country and the
cause love- depends greatly upon the energy ard
the power Of the Confederate arms to be displayed In
the next few weeks or months The urgent demand for
so ,ers already trained to arus makes Il necessity to
caIl all such, in and around Richmond, to the field,
Wills. the indispensable services Of city guard are ur'
der this necessity lost and interests important TO Rich
mond and to the Confederacy may be, in great mes-
sure neglected That there are five huodred men in and
around our city true to the Of the South and who
would rather die upon the hills OF Richmond in defence
of their homes and of Virginia. than live TO witness
their Dissertation and dshonor-men who have not yet
taken up arms and ye. who are both able ard wiling
will not doubt.
At the suggestion and BY authority OF the Secretary
Of War; and aided by the cooperation OF the Council OF
the city, es exhibited below, announce my desire and
purpose, possible, to organize the battalion indicated
as speedily as possible, and tina, the public may have
confidence and act understandingy in enrolling their
nance, indicate the following gentlemen, 81 soldiers,
who have CONSENTED and who hereby authorized to
enroll each company of one hundred men, aud who
will command the same If the requisite number be aised
aud the battalion organized, viz:
LOUIS J. BossrEux,
WV. l. hAULK,
JoHs Il. GREAsER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
MARRIED.,

In Charleston Thursday, the eth Instant By Rev Huck
les JAMEs BAKE - Mis- 81 AHA l., sesond daughter Of
H. D s'eohess, ksq al Of Charleston
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
RACKKD DOWN.

The New Orleans Bee has inglonously backed out Of
ia positions on cotton burning, win be from the
following correspondence In the Picayune of the 20b.
NEw ORLEANS, Nay 81, 1862
To Asj Gen. Butler, Commander-in- Chief of the De-
payment Of the Gulf:
Genera0ur article Of the 10th Inst, in reference to
c)ton, was thought by yu to have been ian elaborate
though argument in favor Of the cotton burning
mob" We DEERE frankly to ne you that you we're
mistaken in lis tenor.
We have not intended and do not intend to advocate
the destruction of cotton other crops by the Southern
people. We believe it to be barbarous and wanton
Of property, not to be tolerated BY the civilized
world.
Very respectfully,
You obedient servant,
G. 4. WRIssK 4 Go.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12

At meeting of the Council Of the city Of Richmond,
June 3d. 1852 at o'clock p NJ, the following preau,-
bic and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
The Secretary of War having authorized w. N. Ei-
OFT to raise battalion for tho defence of this city fer
the term of six months; Therefore
Resolved That the Council Of the city Of Richmond
will appropriate twenty dollars per month, as bounty 10
each non-commssioned officer and private who may en.
list in said battaliop the date Of bis bounty to com.
mencs at the time Of mastering into service, and end
with the term of service when they are dsbanded
A copy:
A. W. MORTON O. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Capt. W. N. Eliott--Present:
sIR-You are authorized to raise five companies icr
local and special service within the crcu OF the oa'e
res around Richmond and Manchester the SID conpa
psnies to be organized into battalion, OF which you
will be commissioned Nsor-the company officers elect
ed These officers must be returned in the caption OF
the mwaer rolls 10 the Adjutant General.
The companies must be regularly orgFniz.d "a re.
qurd for like companies in general service, and nea OF
all ages, not actually in service, may be acc eptsd
GKoRGr w. RAsDoLPH, Secretary OF War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
n1.pou.prrrs prpAsrMyrr o. Hrusloo,

HTADQUARTEB DLPASTMKNT o HE EIUV, I
RaaNosD. June 9Th. isee. 4
AGAIN appeal 70 the people 1, ali In puag end 10
The Indonable EVIL Of iinpresnent NO inpfesnent Will
Is u.sas ~ NJ pad iAbor ~ viii
or Gu n, 10 salts ihoae having Bsn3s 10 hfe.
rsouest Who Wiling TO contribute 10 the com
for sick and oanded forward With suih servants
~ tbey can spare for these pu poses and report them
' asi GEBwoLD Provost narshal.
Jk0 II. wIsDE2,
t.r-iv Bdg adler General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
LOUIE j. DUN3I 40 7
WN. l.. hAULK,
JONI II. GREAsER.
J. +. @. PoTrs,
. VIZ. WIRr HAsRIsos

With each Of these well known citizens may be found
roll with caption setting forth the ter-s OF enrol
ment and to one or another of them all persona disposed
to engage in this service referred The term OF SER
vice will be 81, mooths unl discharged aud the
duties to be performed any to which the battalion may
DO assigned within the limits indicated. II TO be made
available for any good purpose the battalion must %
formed promptly and 10 Organization will be attempted
until the requisite number have been enrolled by each Of
the gentlemen whose names have been given above.
w. n. ELLIOTT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12

oTToa YARsa-2o0 900 pounds supeor Cotton Ysrns Nos
PANE co. ocs
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WANTED. 100 MIN.

desire 70 enlist for CITY Defence for Capt Eiots Battalion,
leo en- IS 10 i5 ye- Il Pay tSi month and "a
tons Noae bot sob,T. we'll behaved men wAnted
,.T d LoUIsy BOssgUN
layANTE -.-EmpTy Viais.-w7 will gye the yey
w highest prices Cr fupty snds ounce n walls Pr-
hng tte PTesc pon hed ~ our te, vii birs
Viz, with tSeua as Il out pswsr f1inih thsn
Mao A 9AhEs, Apo hAca'its.
,-iR lSG hsil street, above p o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-12
WANTED.

w ONE HUNDRED TRANSFERS.
Wages $50 PEE
ninth ar ratons. Apply W, MOJB,
jsl2-9w Capt and Or. NJ, Bacon Or Branch
EOUND.-on Broad street, In this ely, PokebooS COZ
tang mOrey and yauabe papers, which the owner
have ea5g the uueTi med at tne cc- Of NJ pr J.
Norris Qlartermasr 4h Brigade lst Division aud d;eo ng
the
jeIs-S- D. HEsPHILL.