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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-29
Col. S7denhsn Moore.

DEP, August 2o:h, ioe2 In Richmond. S.. a r5unts
received In the he:;is CT 5.Tsn Pines Of sl bsy last,
ZOE SypgNEAM MOORE. Colonel OF the ll:s Regiment,
.isbama Volunteers, il ths sSth Yehr Of he age.
Born IN Teuaessee ussrjod to Alaba :ns iH hB
infancy and reared sad edueaed Il ts. n,,,s q. he.
gan her spd II eEomffT MS rarlotBE. IL oc7
aocd by rolunter.ns as private so.dor in Cr.sk
var Of ioSo During Val with MEXICO b. r..iGusd
G. aorxDie sti laoIava jG.ics! otics I..rd syra
pauy saa ssva1 It's Captain uli pca-e de:AI-d
s was elected B-,g.disr Goper Of Miii:is sr
chnseu toprsssu District IA Eco 0nir,d Hh-a Cog
se5, and woad Lave besn Us representatives. Ia Pro
vslo a. ot sesS Esd be desired that position. Prefer
rlux N .erys his conntr Ia the field he AMONG
Frat 70 Ia6e coDpsny Of VoIut:sers fof hs Var, VINO
,iest.d him It's Camsi.. He -uc,ed Cy.o-
a.i ~ IN, il;L Aahaua wsh be eo,nrns ad,d Mill 10
tell uLon the bloody Isd Of neren Pus6. Advancing
the lead Of hs keginsat amid tnS iron AID ead-l
hal, OF he -nxy, his fail nsread CO maay hais
MsIcEInK on upon foot, he ves knocked dowL u
tras msu 81 rhel!, Wklct str1cA Aa duub.s c.ssd
weoh nailsaas Il and wOduupo severe confusion %
ii, eide. Rltius and pressag onward Las .uv-rpy
aud eucon-sg3g biz mon ~hen he vas a1so prostraIud
by Ice you'd which DISABLED h!n from tisrS and his
mac, proved fatal 70 his vsuuol" fo. Fts c"ursse
uess nd pes sBon were remalksd b. ali hu
sap aLy oi tb- SEVERAL engagements ia Thirb h-
parlicips.et. ot1o-r near hin *hsn Cpdsi hea7T
Gro Of enemy said kiG lace vas rauianl with pond
Toy Rnd tnat e -smec uae'Lscioun Ok Danger and ouy
o.rued about tho good conduct Of his Rssinea Bpt
ne .xhihitsd still uoDlar and heroic Tirtho- his
d.s,h bed. Uuder sxcrIsiins pain ana the awful cop
sciousntn ot Approaching dissolution, he e~aa-d ur-
ulocnlns foitiude, g.ns Courtesy, s"nefcpo soSros
for tho Te,re Of vthets uncalcuatus patriotism and
aaa. uop ainius I5igpalou to the will of tPd
he gret;sd the alcrtcs OF hs lis ;r Eta cu-,
bat II capld wiiae-s that s"R( triumph Of
Ems and achievement of her Independence, Thich Lo
ro.tispuy expected. d, was svsr cheerful and JON
st rate u feelings ana interests Of ohtr5 Trying IN
suppress ey, ~ o pain for the sake of
tsndsn 70 aaaths tie 81 kio wife and ehiiFsB,
to reconcile IN their anticipated los- ap5 ~ sd7s1
hem Of their 5urs smsslv.s aud 10 their cvuuisy
IA va, IA h enquiries after nis sick or ~yun
sd Health VI his frisndn, sEd tee coa1ioa
VI The army.
SHORTY b-fnre his DEATH upon parting ~E rslETes IN
tho e. NY who ordered To 0nrdons7s, he chhIGd
them -nsmber only thel country and j" hftf Sho-
day her in tbs day Of bstis.
osns,ouE yst jus; brave, yet gsutisi sfdiEs ",
tn. right yet der thvoe In the wruDg; u" ynreT,
tru sr nober fall martyr In our s;iuggs lor
islep6 ndsucs t".n Sydur hHn More.
hs sank into his lasl sleep with tho nereaT, t!Euess
AID rcsigant OF Chri.ss soldier, sustain cd os 1
consciousness iaat h- died bis countr' and oy fa
hops isicn which he had Tor man ssfs io-
lexoed.
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FROM TENEEs9EE.

THE ,TrLCT Of MnEoAI's LATE EXrEe!Ti5s
The Bowling Green correspondent ii the
Few York "Times," III sp.etins Of The late
gallant e1,:adition Of Morgan t. Ga'la!u,
says:
By tbs laid travel on the Loulas lie mi
Nashville Road is for the present susp5 i1ej
and the people are compelled to do 5tithcu,
their mails from below. There ia a considAr-
able tunnel SIX miles this side Of Gailntlp,.
through which the roAd runs. This is through
hill Of slate rock. When it was cut, heavy
trehtls timbers weIe placed horizontally at
the top IF the tunnel, and sustained by ui;--
rights, to prevent the rock from falling on the
track. This trestle work Morgan destroyed
and, .in consequence, large masses OF State
rock have fallen into the tunnel aud OBJ
stru a,sd the road. A freight car WAS also
hred and run into the tunnel, where 1t was
consumed, nc additional obstruction. These
INSTRUCTIONS vii! have to be removed, and the
trastle tiruhers reconstructed, before the cars
will be running. After the obstruction OF
this tunnel, the only way OF travel To Nash
vile wsa-rn take the Memphis and Clarksviiie
refill Old, lbe terminus OF which is at this
place, and 30 to the junction Of the Kentucky
ard Edgefcld road, nesS the Tennessee end
kentucky State line, over which you couio be
conveyed to the Louisville and Nashville road
about W eive Iulles north Of Nashville. TIE
people Of this region felicltlted themselves
tina: even this roundabout way of travel
was left open. On yesterday. however,
the Iown train, heavily nllsG win
passenger. and express, was forced 10
turn lack to this plu,e. Gu reachihg
the function OF the E5ssheld snd Ken
.uckT Road it 7rss aacerlained thst the bridge
fends had been al their work. On the night
Of tbs i2,h, I. fi:e span LraStie bridge OF
which The Cats cross deep rariHe, six miles
from tie junction, was burned. So there is
now no communication by railroad with
Nashville. Great Inconvenience is eye
rieuced 10 consequence. Ths trains from
Louisville eau run no farther thsn this place.
Tiers is large number Of persons, bC1h
private citizens aud soldiers, returning 10 their
commands Sourh, 5ere awaiting conveyance
belu~.
TTorkmeH ars engaged in removing tha OBJ
structions, aud travel, without some further
interference, will te resumed in few da4e,
Volunteering ana enIistments are going brave
" on in Kentucky, The pecple are thorough
" aroused. The call fur 100000 men meets
the hearty appreciation Of kentuckiens. 1t
i, III earnest TO them that the war is to hs
prosecuted with vigor, and pushed to speedy
termination Kentucky, ever triie and pa;Ti-
o,ic, will welcome the day When the terrible
battle-cloud, gathering from the musket-mist
IF million If loyal men Under arms, will
voiley the numbering drath-koell OF treason
throughout the confines Of sl reDeldom.
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SrprETAIL :ACAsuH EG.iS.

The New York Times" of the 2utc, mas
tie following editorial article under Sho tsp-
lion given above:
4 rumor was current yesterday 1t WASH
irgton that Stonewan Jackson, leaving the
font Of General Fope, hsj passed into tns
Shensndoh VslleT,and wss rapidly advancing
upon ths Potomac. The tale vas inherently
probabls. A raid along the Valley ia iavo-
rite Iiastme Of tie Praye7ful partisan VINO,
besides, is under engagement with t:is in
habitant. CT the district to celsbrste har-
vest home in their company. Not TO have
heard from bin fer week is sign Ct mis-
chief We may be surs he is not inactive, OF
at Rli ignorant Of hia opportunities, It it De
practicable ~ flank Pope, march upon and
capture ard capture the capital. or carry the
war TO HgT5isonbargn, Jackson knows all
about it, aud doubtleaz loses not A frag-
meut of time in making necessary pre-
paraticDs. What his hands fnds TO do he is
spt to do swiftly and nightly.
But this very reputation foC energy, and
the probability it naturally suggests OF jack
sons re-appearenoe on the scenes 81 the fo--
ger ezploira, sre quite likely to originate the
constantly recurring Tumors cf his coming
so promptly bsfHed before il lot likely TO be
repeated at present. So far aa Washington is
concerned. suifciel; precautions have been
taken to rspel any attsck from the Virginia
side. The Arlington l;ues, more formidable
than an 7 VI orks knowniT modern warfare, aod
,dmirably armed and efficiently naanEed, and
even could they be carried, single battery
Of artillery at either bridge IS ample 10 pre-
vent the enemy crossing. IL direct approach
to the capital is, therefore. tle ieas: practical
DE course 0ps- 70 Jackson. His old track
toward the Upper Potomac is in7 more likely
to attract him. Er.n ihera, however, tire pre-
pGra.iona of Lhe Tar Department have been
active; rrsrT poin. of Importance being il
the hands Of our troops and protected by en-
trcnch1nenta and hea7y artillery To force
passage Of the ri,sr would indeed entail up
on the rebels sacrifice oi life, utterly disas-
trous at the outset OF campaign In Eosule
territory The mistake il not likely to be
made bT the Virgins leader: whose ncSt der-
ing demonstrations haze always heen marked
with singular REGARD to prudence, snd the
maintenance Of SECURE lines Of retreat. The
balance Of probability therefore turns, all
Thugs considered, against the ruincred Id
Vance. The daily pugaboo may be looked
for in some other quarttf.
The correspondent Of Tie Philadelphia
Inquirer un.le- ,la;e 81 August 18TH
writes:
The Courier des E.ats Unis'' Is bidding
high for place ii Fort Lafayette. 1t is dis
couraging enlistmen,s. In its lssue OF this
morning, It is imprudent sndFeokleas enough
to denounoe Archbishop Hughes for his pat
riotic and timely address at St. Pa.rick's Cs-
thsdral, Oh sunda? morning last. The eri70r
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syI DSVaPD

ygA.HT Irn, .s- subscriber, the cis h' II 4lot.
FL lye nsyIv EsG to vat: GEURG&, WAsHIa GTUS
huaIErT, LEAiuEL sad PAGE.
Geors" tcr. 81 ycsrs od teet Or inches tse,
dIrk s3Iapealan, md o. SLOW speech. W4IhinSoa IL
bcStaer 81 oscIso Erd sbou the complexion, q
ye... old ::;e 9uteke: than George whsn spoken TO-
borza ia black complexion abou: e. 5osr. old foe,
high. big meut large teeth and vide spdsI. Lemuel
b:ciher OF Burnett. !ssi high, eek ooiLPlsxon bSs
large hssvy syea. Page IL ginger Dread oor6 test
i.:Lts h.st, G-d when spoken 20 answer quick AID
polite. Page waited oa my IL months L. Capt Carter
Eiug y lillian battery and thInk ia the pilot &c the
oth0r ai.ves ehar . them the TSkSAs found
e1arscaeas in sopashoctheEa oonpsay. lwiu E.y Tho
shove Ger inc delivery Of said negroes to Diokn.
U:il, il die city CT kichmond, I" Ia King
Tiiism co12ty, or ssG 20: either oHe OF them
Ana 25--N~lv- A. WHITE.
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.inGH.-i-rE1 T..AnEA.ANc.

ni. Ihos ". E~an5. t.. celebrated Ar.e.-
!can d.niis: Ct Paris has just returned iro:r
professional visit &c the Ti:eroy Ct EEEvi,
Oh 5ourl hi7 yacht ~ =" oolwich. The Coz
Ter Geacriocs lis hlSlnsss al 1nsSui67'1tiy
wealthy and liberal sIG s:a.nple Price,
Among his 1.ol1 serrica arr pslsa wG:.h
$1,000 each: Eo!d pitcher, SET wiki d:a-
monds, worth &; least 100000; and he w.
roy's tootn brush al3nr; set richly I:iih pc
cous stor,-a, !. worth az least 40 vIr cud
tn= Stand upon which It resla. calf ;!-e, sco.-
Eext year; Dr, Lam, Who is dentist D. sg-
po:ntIaent, &c all IN. crowned hssia Of Ea~
rope, is 10 s. TO Alexandra TO rsrform soEe
prof:ssiona. service Tor the V.eeloy's .aTcr:to
" iir
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re..sis. ys.ps.en 10 he cineio4r;, ors,s:s.j
THE srATE INVADED ri THE REELS.
I.,p, .,,u,,, 49,, - 1890

1HD,.HAPoLI,, Aug. II, le622-
Reliable ami trustworthy intelligence has
reached nero showing that the long threat
ened INVASION of Kentucky has commenced.
The rebels have entered the State at several
points. Somerset is captured and in their
possession. They are moving Gil Glasgow
and threaten Bowling Green.
Kirby Smith, with about $4,000 men, "a
pieces OF artillery and an adequate force Of
cavalry, is moving from East Tennessee TO
cut OIL the supplies Of our men at CuInber-
lend Gap, aud compel its evacuation; and
advance forces Of his command have already
tabsn possessicn Of Somersc; and Monticello.
The ioI iner point threatens onr conmunlca-
ton serously j. General Morgan has retired
with part Of his force to Barbuursriile TO
hold the place, and asks for reinforcements.
Morgan is still in the vicinity OF Gallatin, and
had driven of the bands at work on the
tunnel and broker the hand cars. Forrest
and :3tearnes are expected 10 join h;D,
1t is feared thst they. will cut of Central
Morgan's train for Cumberland Gap, and gain
his rear. They are also said to have force
OF twenty-h7e hundred il Scott county, Ten
nessee. Tso hundred Rebel cavalry are at
Monticello, and are supposed to be the sd
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GCi:3, i.Eir AkD.--Es ssstei :sor nrswry'5 Slua
tSt'tGuL';-'s. OF aJs:Ry. iusu.t r. 1885,. jIES
.OiE-, SILs;;t1s. Ec.S7.t IL ~ud Received that
day
r~I: Jor-s - f"-th,=snsa high; ess al ht nioas.
;.GEa, tI 20 r.a.s ai3 vIus Ayss sut hs;r Ead fsE
sSr; weigh lSt pou .i. kiu rsein ssh,y d.csJ.d
ses'ef Gle tee.h tho right aide, upper )tw Is
broken IL half REPRESENTA- hHei t. sc IS Of s-
hll appear younsur scya lie snpio Il Mis-
sisappi stsnnoA. clsrk .ad Bx;Hsspsr; 1. AID
well hailt e,d rat.sh ppsaIsSe. aai MAJ repre.
ssat himself unisr snot..s or usine.
The soo7s reward Will 10 given fs HE And lodg
Gsnt IL jAI 90 :hk: &c. ulderss tod may secure hin
t~al huri:si Dollars Will 10 paid iiihs party srs-ss
hir it'e !aet ue hss ISrSva.lY ssbt IL sE,
cit 81 CJfoy.ay L. !; ss1S.sr.
Y. :. KIDD
F.IGt Lisui. Con- ''oHpeuy.
tac,s.= PROCTOR. CIe-l ?tso one or u ;~ry'a kuE
Theo'e,a Ia Sccet!. Va t.! me- F. Sn.th, Com
Hiae:iss i'sst. ACg 3--tlw.
rs1I 80 s!avsS, LsrY AID CHARLOTTE. o. Their waI
4 f'o AsSvlla. s.uG'y 10 Odd Fou r5sis arrested -
tie aesap-sks bay aa S.oG.t I; HskE5aa c? the sheI
II 0. a;a-Es oo1aty, snd !ods4d = Lamkips jail They
,aT :h17 br!vac Cap j9n joLbsou, eli Aceomse who
has LEI. ,is IlIni 1hs ,hero
ps payla. TIE Gnu rses TO nicsssssa, Hill & TO.
L. JAMES,
:as :;~-.2'' Gt-r!f Mathews emmy.
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lxrRAeTs FROM tx. oIDs ssfLtH

'Jr Gods namr have re not had
enough tloJd' Our opponents forced
this YET upon i'll ard ihey nor oalI
upon US: to hslp them OUT hu;. l tell
YOU, MI. Lincoln, that oheA sou strike
down CONSTITUTION. trampie laws under foot,
and then call on Democrats to he'll Jeu. you
will not get them. Now, is not this gar T.
WEI for these purposeG' ,eN vou, fsl.ow
democra.a, there is 10 don5r, no gan, no ..r"-
fl, no olnry IN THIS Wur-. It is I'll io1a. r is
ny brother You strike down"
81 see q recruiting officer in this raGni, here,
no doubt Tor the purpose Of recruiting vciul:-
teers Tor this war. Vow want lo l.lyise ny
democratic frienCn ahou: volunteering. 81.
fore l aulis,. or befors ennce single isulc-
c-at 10 enlist, would first know, Mr.. Lin
colE, what you are fShdnE for. II you ere
Fighting Tor The Union and Constitution, say
80; proclaim Jour policy, No, it is not for
tho Uriou and Constitution you are fighting
fer. 1t is for those mad schemes Of abolition
and disunion, No democrat will enlist 10
this war until the administrator changes its
policy and war cry. In the
4th OF March, 1881, .Ir, Lincoln stood upon
the eastern portico Of tre capitol and saoTc to
bcppoft Lie lonstituLon- Dtu he uC IL t'u1
lis every act has been violations Of it from
that day to this. denouDce MIN :yront.-
He he's perjured bis soul. He may unprison
me, but will still cry rrRAsr l deuouuce
these sets Of oppression as icul a3ts ofpcyury
against the Constitution.
And now, my fellow democrats, Ell going
TO hsve visi Oh, which if 1t wsro not vision,
might pe tressoi,, but what Cow Bay, ssy
il siesp: and EN- not therefore Responsible.
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- - III U1 II
donco Of the S0ithsru Conieiecgcr, gil
L:sr virtually ';5ncc3td Il is pos -
that PARAMOUNT ccnsiderarlnp: Ct his!: p0liL
NAV reT:er It Iirt essary 20 Anticipate the
return .! Ansri:hr sanity. ThcT2 as
Sometimes rcs<"i.7 far war which ure not
>l'i';'s Hs-.: Il - ~ !" "s.rt "a -. FROM
."@. ;"r.,on / i,n""lr'i !IfgHt hSa %ur-
i'e"' active inan To rlnnlcatc ;nr honor o!
INC It.l ,.gaiusl The rncTos:hut1vs oI ;onic
ihaurl.t officer. 1t Il pos 1n:}' In.Hessary 10
protest against taking such step except
"!th Clear pcl:epti"n Of Is c1itae'!uenets.
tne condition of interference w1n!t Be &C.
operation with France, and there arc always
atcrhg objections tn !, ln.Il4i; parihrrSh!D.
There Is also Gie question Of IrotL All:
less 20 consider, a. wei! As the claims ii JUS
lice. The suspension Of the cotton supply
causes great distress, but va: with lie
Northern Stslcs ii America would cot i.tTe
than the maintenance d: the Lancashire ore.
retivea TIE exclusion Of English rnan,,;ic-
lures rom the ports 81 the Union would net
te r-li:nvrd by var, Tor II would be In.poSsi-
Gle /" enpnas any definite rariit as the condition
Of future prare. Il rcptuff ~:t!: The
ciirT.l Government would oIe. Lhar!tstGn
and Mobile 10 tho import GTid export trade,
hut thc result Ill be attained, alter certal!.
deiay, u, d smaller sacrifice. In g conflict @Ith
tie Northern Federation, France would at
m6sl risk men, money, and ships, w'ilst
Eng!snd would have the burden oil defending
Canada, or the yrxatinn Of losing the province.
On tie whole. i! might he found cheaper 10
bur cotton st the price Of silk than IL Pay ior
il by two oT three campaigns, ;oi!o~+i by
gears OF inextingishable anmosity. Tie ~
habtants OF the South naturally cnmpisiti
that their hcroism aid thsi- 5Gccess has bot
secured them the assistance as we'll ~ ,ra
good will Of Ens!snd but the answer is, tia.
the quarrel, though in the highest degree III
terestng,s carried on between strangers whom
their neighbors are not bound to cocrcc at
their own expense. ii Charleston were open
&c trade, English merchants would buy and
sell there Lut they cannot siIord TO make
road to the market. III future will bring lis
"qa circumstances and responsibilities: but
until some change takes r,aer, Intervention i;
not ~ he recommended.
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y :aT f,.s o-.nGe7, n "a. sa!e, lAlsHaGcIs.! 10
.~:J-, - 2oRi1 =!'Hat.oa &c EhiCHbE 10 prigats
- sas aca.I2ed TO :s.cc, ia al tns oIaAenes OF
sSac.:.oI osasl "a Eemeis seEaois, and Il the
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r51HS undersigned ha, prepared for publication work
L satitvd,
SURGERY FOR CAMP, FIELD AM Hospital"
ny Complete Digest OF tho Loo' t"'s
tbs pres.nt time The book viii Do M ostsTo F4i75s %
TO- 1t turso hundred PsSsa, and t1e:e:G'e .!I TO u
the Ali Ia, constant and mmedihts refaTe The
s,n"s L,sv.s tbs: IN prspnrat!yn OF nus HorF'
r.s sapc'.sd "a uporthnt professional m n1d
soc IS liz pstTo,s of tbs Physicians OF tue Coutede
:aey both Ia and out OF :he Army Those dispsfed &c
becom. sub.er pens are respectfully soiic"d 10 forward
NJ ts,i.sh 81 c. Ia ofusr 70 expedite the fuUil-
eaioa Of the work
EDWARD WARREN, D.
s1rgeYI {. H..
Lat, Professor in ;hs University Of Aai:i:a.
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CAVALRY AND HORSE ARTILLERY.

P.lRTIZLiN ;!ORPS.
SeT AUTEakITy 0! 40 Wa, D-iartEsLii an hos!
II sr.as,d z sr..-iyeE.- keS:s.sa; Of CAVALRY
ADD Es,teiy 81. aG.SE k:1ILLE.E, 30. fsrltsIn ser
rico
r.si urrx ,ns s.us,7ta H.r:t ia s'a.t 'eioiiS"
1ao..i6 ito cthsf soEtcriz ses who may nav
opsrsrinrs ri:i1 .iE"e Of hs snsry (and
apo1 lid soil r,sc:t.si 70 come forward q
;o.L tth :UilulGai
Evsry nsa ia t~rps viii &c InvnGtod cavalry
e.5 :,ir1I. ,..-l rI:i.r mat oor sabres
shs fnrt in sl.pha:G, ns ile1 ,Sfor LOT
~r: y: .rats:ner: oE tt.r- Hs IsI1st iowa on
tho -! - ;e.cL o. ~: suIt
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uEdor =, o =: =. g. Assembly. rsassd MS lete.
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$50 REWARD.

Y pHi%A? 'i0n he ,aseehber, on thu :s,n u JuLe
LIZ last aryro wo:1ao: SlLT.. Who ID aDou; ;orty
$50. dars color -toa; Ave foot sn ksd whom
sh9 s!i striped c-;.6d. d:ess. h: supposo she has
oLs: e1hoa with boz C"rke recolistt7d except oe
veil Termed aI weighs abult hundred hot Thirty
49, uGds hss reIa:iuEs Ii ar Z L. laws e1a
H.s. Tidstesas brother IT. Le~is ut o. lear Law
reareviile; sissf q. DR.. Waltona, n6ar Rtn:ou ac
s4r: issac Fainey-. AGAR holarit, n. e.; and
MI. rsIaa! .liiu near La%Esncev!lis 81
40 s.au-. EAiIisd I'D rhief, ead llved bs.i
Fs;si-turs. -, ioutt, iurtiug around onr Ui
thoss pses, AID ne: a;l-rp psss herssf OF fso,
Got elnj Ees,iaS iSun;ns COOKING
ss Ell. is e-ps.: 81 all sonss huc!.e-s.
I will give tina aboSe reward 81 10. u taken AMI
confined IL any ;C beyond IN. limit Of tho eouatise OF
kl.lbury bru.I'ek 81 ti.t sin, - tea
dol .ksn Ia eI:lsr Of zoe aSovs asIoed coGEt!o5
Tns oiics IN pesrspn:a requested % kiss: iooh-
OF: for Ter she hay hv lIysd Ia wssh's Ia ;ns
city. d. RlGHAS.
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] ct. o. NrNpAY. Aug. !o,h, la-s. Green Leather
i! i!.. Was lstSu 10 tia Richmond md paa,ii.s
. - h- SEAL IL Coat Fold staltou, and hGd 4iac.
been hoard froL Il rad Au axorpf IN, laInc
Q. Nsslrr wr!tt-l VIII ada papeti tns bottom
Asy knowing SnJthbS Of sUc TT:uk MI! cv:fv;
"a lvot b. Leaving & It's Krnrrss Ohos Of tho
villa be." ID ssrt q hr. =. Z. %hIfse aui resolve
suitable IsSS!I. Luz f5-lw"
fEfRUEE LGST.--A colo leather TRUNK, covered with
i cAnTsss. married. on tho covering "M Deyere." or
osptsia n ?, peyorie,' aae With tLs Initials &c. =
;ns Leather, i2sl Ia RicEaoad shout the 18th
81 JuHs l|i.. Peg rerald OF rs Ios s delivery
mir ~iEf'e! ;ho Express As the Depot oil the
=, L. r., IL RIeIa.uai. Or
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SoS REWARD

onT. "a Saturday. tho "a !cst sonGwh6rs between
- &c" kIchaIho -ii9;sl had th- PnST.hars Depot Il
oNi, tsehs- Sita tEs 4rrb n:uep, o.
Ass'd'sL Susrt"'s isr, IN tn5 &C. b. Tbs Pc
Per was s:rsL hetIe Judge nal!yburto .hece ye.
porscsI lac I'll sssrlce urKuy e1utl Tho oaer the
1Eaei Will rteasS fniata them the Ues Of the Alasr.
sAh hoe "hsfnup1u he will .eSslTs tie above r7sSi
I'll SIS.
Aus 2!-d5,"
- big tic-st s9.y thres Tim co. uui send bill &c s
vrlel.