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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15
EROM BALTIMORE.

Late adsicss from Baltimore represent that Ia
ts-se excitement exists theIe in consequence OF
tie orders lately Issued from The " ar Department
Thousands who expected ~ lea The city In or
&c! 10 avoid tie draft, now tind themselves under
LIE disssrseable necessity OF remaining. to which
they submit with very lad grace. That well
snown commercial citizen, Ben Desord, has been
al along one OF the most blatant advocates OF
drsit; but soon be sscertained that the
ueasure WAS TO be resorted to, he managed to send
of hs two SONS, and they are now on their way TO
tarope. His patriotism" was not equal to the
emergency, and his is but an illustration of
Hal Of thousands OF wealthy men q. the North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

The General Teegraphic Convention of the Con.
federate States, which met In the city Of Augusta
Ga, on the 9th instant. after harmonious session.
adjourned to meet again In that city on the lat Of
January, 1863.
Prof. NJ. S. REEVES, well knonwn throughout the
Sou'h as An accom- molished and distinguished must.
clan, died in Charleston, s. c., few days since.
Mrs Cornelia Manning Gregg, widow Of the late
Jas. Gregg, Of Columbia, 8. c., and mother Of Gen,
Maxcy Gregg, died In Charleston on the I'd inst
Within the last fifteen years England as spea,
more than 23O0 900 sterling in imports of for.
eign corn.
Joseph Letter, President Of the Planters Mutual
Insurance Company, at Hsgerstown, Md died u
few days ego.
The Bank Of England rate OF discount IL now
only two per cent. per annum. II has not been 30
low since 1882.
Mr.. Alfred Hart. known on the stage as Alfred
Howell, died at Brighton. Mass.. on Sunday morn
ing last.
DR.. William Irvine, OF Lafayette, Indiana, com
mitted suicide In that city ON Thursday last.
There were Jas arrivals and 649 clearances at
the port Of Boston during the month Of July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15
REQUIRED TO TAKE THE OATH.

We have the authority OF Northern papers for
s'.tins that every male inhabtant of Winchester
Va, has been required to take the oath CT ale
glance TO the Federal Government. and that the
sown was surrounded with pickets so as to preven'
ag'sss aud egress until the object accomplished
Via; does the abolition oisarchy expect gain by
'1sh proceedings, Certainly increase In the
aumber of its loyal" subjects; for man who goes
through the form Of taking an oath upon som
rusian Is very sp, to retain "rsbSlion' In lie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

Young MEs's CHRISTIAN AssoclArIoN-We
H.'e received copy Of the Sixth and Seventh
annual Reports Of the Young Mems Christian As
s'siAuon OF the city OF Richmond This society
LAS mol only preserved its organization throughout
-" exciting period Of the war, but hss done much
!" Aneiiorste the snfferings of the wounded and
'eS and to relieve the necessities of ths soldiers
ss'srsly Its operations In this field are modest
alluded to In the report for 1862, and the names
VI several members who have fallen In their eoun.
"'s service are recorded with appropriate
fributes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

Arriusd.-Cols Corcoran and Wilcox NAL Potter
q. s. A. and Lieut.. Thos Hamblin, Gath New York
regiment, together ith other Federal prisoners,
have been brought to Richmond from Salisbury, NJ
C.. for the purpose Of being exchanged. The pri-
Yates in the above lot, some several hundred In
number, were sent to Belle lsls the officers to tn
Libby prison. Ithas not yet been announced when
the next Tag Of truce will start.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

Although some perscns were under the Impression
bss they heard heavy hsiue down tbe river ySster.
day morning, We are quite safs tn asserting that
nothing has lately eesursd TO break the mono,ony
Of events In that direction The portion Of McCls,
lana army that was sent 10 the South side of the
sKsr continues to piunder the Inhabitants with.
Cat moisstation. but We hear nothing further
of an advance towards Richmond or Petersburg
The ''sea' OF war has been suddenly transferred
to = distance from the capital. and meanwhile the
Yankee snnboats sesm to be in hurry TO ,es, the
strength OF cur batteries st Drury's Bluff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15
ARRESTS IN PORTSMOUTH.

We learn by recent arrivals from Portsmouth
'1aa the Yankees ara drawing the reign Of tyranny
more tightly ovar the Inhabitants. MessrA J. Gus
iavus Holiday, (nember OF the Virginia Conven
'i1nJ Joseph Porter, and George Nsiveills hav.
tsen arrested and confined In prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

.saSesas ACTING CosoneS eanxAy was sommoUsd
ys3eeday morning 10 the houss Of Ns. Wm. q.
1~ann. ON Madison. nsas BroaA strest, 10 invesei-
Eitea Ann nowlsn. hin houaskeeper, Who. sooa II.
zee s0 breakfast, was found In hss bed In su IN.
eseeeton' state. evidently psodnsed BY poIson of
se0e xind, and shortly Thereafter expired, though
everything was done that could be 81 ~. Davfs.
v'no ~as summoned and soon in attendsnse. On
examination. evidence II poison could plainly be
discovered. showing that death was seiffuhictsd
deceased vas about nineteen years Of age, bsrn of
2nglish parents in south America Her disoosifion
was represented a. amiabe and her temper cheerful
No evidence WIS produeedt TO show the special Kind
Of agent used by the unfortunate young woman in
taking hsr own s and the only possible excuse offer.
ed aud alleged for the act Is fnnd in the fact that
few days since she was mildly chided BY Mr.. Lssch
3or allowing his old Hegro woman (cook) to SET 70
0le Of snscks before his door Tor sale. The affair
one that could eucidase i, has gons shs way Of al
hosh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

MoachestsT.-Under the influence of martlal-law
our neighboring town of Manchester continues to
enjoy season of uninterrupted repose and we sell
dom hear of an incident accident within its lin
its worthy 10 be placed on record. military
prison has been for some time established there.
wherein are confined number Of deserters. Union.
lists from distance, aud some individuals who have
been caught running the blockade with pack.
ages Of ''conlrsband' about their persons. The
institution which seems 10 be we'll regulated Is
under the immediate charge Of Capt. Peacock. As
sfstant Provost Nsrshal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

Caagat.-The Provost Marshals guard succeeded
on Wednesday evening in apprehending, on Cary
street, Geo. w. Nelson, one OF the men v who es
capped at noon on that day from the city jail He
was returned to his old quarters. When found
Nelson presented evidence OF having been in the
enjoyment of familiar intercourse with quantity
ofcorn whiskey. The prisoner above In charged by
an Alabama soldier with robbing him on Franklin
street. ar Bradfords restaurant some four weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

Police CoHr.-willism Tracy and w. d. Bastou,
soldiers found In the street intoxicated an Gagged,
were yesterday ordered before the Prov,vt Mar.
shal lillian Roe, charged with fsloniously shoot.
ing at Patrick Mackin, on Main street. with iutent
to deprive him Of existence was set to the bar but
the witnesses not being ready, the cnss was lsid
over until to day Lieut. Stephen Hawley charged
with assaulting and shooting at Jno. WALL near the
Old Market, Tuesday, was sent before the Provost
Marshal Jno. Wall. member Of tho 10th vir.
ginia cavalry, who had resisted Hawley and at
tempted to shoot him with gun, was dispatched
In the same direction.--Jas Butler from Peters
burg. said he was free, but had no papers to show
the fact. Ordered twenty Ave lashes, and required
TO give security for his good behavior Smith,
free negro. charged with keeping an i'll ll-governed
and disorderly house. was ordered twenty lashes,
and committed In default of surety.-A number Of
fines were imposed parties for violating the sani
tary egulations.-Edwsrd and Fleming, members
OF the colored fraternity, charged with stealing
fruit from the garden of Roger Martin, were tried
and acquitted. Louisa Browning, arrested on the
complaint of Pamela Page, for an assault aud bat.
terry, was acquitted--Mrs. Dougherty was brought
up for permitting her children to be assauting,
abusing, aud insulting Mrs. Keenan," and after an
examination, was triumphantly acquitted Ann
and Nike ONeal. who were charged with assault
Ing and beating Mrs. keenan,. were also acquitted
Several other trifiinR cases were DISPOSED of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

HasfsnSs CoETt-lsseTday. Present xeAordAr
CeAkie, Senior Alderman Sanxay, and Msssrn Dray
Thmberisks, Gwashmsy, and Smith. Alfred Tap.
pan was examined for selling in an unauthorized
manner II bushels Of oats belonging TO John A.
Lacy, worth S34 A. Judsou Crane. Esq, appeared
for the defence R. 7. Daniel fos the Commonwsaltb
Admitted to bail in the sum Of e30O.- frederick
Miller charged with stealing horse valued at o3OO
6eionghg to John b. Devis, was sent ON for trial
Thomas Doyle, charged with fslonio1sly assaaltins
j. H. Quinn and robbine~ him Of SIX dollars and Z
bali, was examined and acquitted on solle pros
eqat--Beverly Aorris, tree negro, charged with
stealing pistol, valued ct 800, from Andrew
Jackson, was remanded for further hearing,
owing 70 the absence of andrew Jackson, the
plaintiff. against whom rule was issued
James Nicholas, charged with receiving the above
mentioned pistol from Beverly Norris Was also re-
manded. billiard Mccormick, charged with fels-
nlously a'sauitine and beating Ann Eliza Wells. .
free negro girl with intent to "a vish was acquitted
and discharged John Latigan charged With steal
ing US from Joseph n. Keinningh,sm, was remand
cd for trial A notle proseQui was entered In the
case OF Jacob Goldstein, charged with purchasing
stolen oats from Albert Tappin. and the defendant
discharged. The Court adjourned until IL O'Clock
this mo rninR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

sAiT hisE DIsCovRRFD--The Naiehs7 C6u
ya says
q Ah extensive salt mine has bean discovered In
s ahInn parish, louisiana about nine miles from
ns~ ,D Ioeris, near the Bayou Teche. The salt Is
,a,' ,asen eat OF the mine In Jumps Of 200 pounds
$50 ~ an ordinary windlsss. We werc shown
necessary, and We are assured that the mine
t,. trnpsfy worked, would supply 1T once the whole
,n ia IN Confede raey. Tbs owner 10 now chsrs.
~ IIs mine II cents per pound which il an ex
duct '"o eA'o"' ~ tne pro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

nnooflh0 AfrRAr.-On Tkufsdsy pjaht of isst
,~. u snrsy occurred 1t B0ons6Oro,. Nd be.
,."',. hosins WeAst ssd Dallas T. Smith. which
n,a 70 the isttsr being shot. bsli taking eject
r,Ia. IsIi breast, just above tbs heart Ths odd.
Ia - sys tns bsu hss not yet been extracted.
.n.r.. sIs sntertstnsd Of bis recovery nr. Wsan
n. IN htnself and was hsld IN el, 500 bali
us,,... .sssoag y saad to have existed bstwssn the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

DesSters.-Three men belonging 10 Burnside 4
army, now at Fredericksburg, voluntarily came
within our lines Wednesday and surrendered
themselves. They claim to be in possession Of val.
liable information They were brought to Rich.
mond yesterday and placed temporarily In the
Libby prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

Grand Jurs-Tbe Hastings Court Grand Jury
meets today to consider the presentments made
against the members Of the Typographical Asso-
parties apprehended by the Confederate, forces
while clothed in the uniform of United States SOL
diers and claiming 10 aet such, against whom
proof is said TO exist of conspring to raise rebel
lion by melting slaves to sets Of lawiess violence
and inducing that class to sbscond. The proof il
said to be ample in several cases. BY the laws of
Virginia the pan ties are guilty Of felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

ImProriag.-lu consequence Of the dry spell, the
river water has resumed its natural color II II
now certainly more pleasant to look at ii not 10
drink than for five weeks past
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

Pleasant nt-At no time yesterday did the ther-
momater range over SO. A fne breeze prevailed
most Of the day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15
ADJUTANT AND INsP'R GRN'Ls OFFICE,
Richmond. Ang. IL, 1862
Y ENERAT ORDERS No Z,

ADJtTANT AND lNSF dENL9 OFftCR,{ I
Richmond. Ang. II. 1862
ENERAL ORDERS, No. 81.
T. The transportation by railroad Of cavalry and
artillery horses unless special orders be given in
each ease permitt ing such transportation is here
by prohibited.
II. Hereafter all soldiers under le and over IS years
OF age will be discharged at the expiration OF tho
term for which they have eng aged to serve.
fSigned) g. COOPER,
au l4-6, Adjutan. and Inspr General.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA-A
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by reason Of the
presence Of the public enemy In the county OF New
Kent the regular term Of the Court Of that county
for the present month could not be held at the
Court House and it being probable that the same
cause may for some time prevent the sessions Of
said Court at that place
Therefore, by virtue Of authority vested la the
Executive by law, l, JOHN LETcHER, Governor
Quire the Justices composing the County Court Of
Court at Tunstalls Depot. in said county, on NON
DAY. the 18th day OF the present month aud
thereafter to continue to hold the monthly ssssons
Of thu Jourt ct the same place long ~ the rsa-
son for the change hereby authorized shall con-
tinue.
~, Given under my hand, - Governor, and
I. >. under the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth.
s~~~ ct Richmond. this hath day of August, 4.
D., ls62 and In the e!th year of the COMMONWEALTH
JOHN LITCH1R.
BY the Governor:
GEoRoE ". MuNFoRD,
au li-tdm Secretary Of ths Comm0nNealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15
ARRESTS IN BALTIMORE.

ARRESTS IN EALTlMCHE.
The Baltimore San, OF the eth inst, says:
William D. Parker was arrested yesterday, on
the charge Of making a pair OF slippers on which
was Confederate flag. He was taken before Gen.
Wool, and discharged after taking the oath. The
slippers were conhsested. William H. Gautree
was arrested the charge Of cheering for Jed.
Davis. He released after having taken he
oath.
ARREST OF A FEMALE IN WASHINGTON.
During the progress Of the late Union dsmonstra
Iou at Washington, 1t Is stated that
A lady In the crowd was arrested for speaking
in manner which annoyed loyal persons ii ound
her. After being taken by the provost guard TO
the Guard-house, and examination made. she
wsS allowed to 60 on parole, the testimony to be
submitted to the Provost Marshal In the meantime
Her friends, she said, we're IL Richmond, but her
husband in the Federal army.
MIsCHILANEGUs
Hon. Thoa =. Bowie OF Maryland, arrested
some time since on the charge Of disloyaity. sp
peared bsfors the Provost Marshal at Washington,
on the 9Th inst In obedience 10 parole given, and
was discharged on giving further parole NOT to
give aid and comfort to the ConfedsrsteA
Cassius n. Clay Is In Washington.
Al the late Union celebration In Washington the
employees Of the Government Printing Oaacs came
upon the ground In procsssLon, headed by band
OF music They were greeted with enthusiastic
spplsuss on thslr approach.
The statsmsut going the rounds that Niss Bella
Boyd, reesnsly srFsstsd IN Virginia by tincoin's
hirelinss, Il aistsr Of Ars ChaA Jss Fan9nsr. u
said ~ BE- mistake No rsiafi0nshtp exists be-
tWeon them.
Col DYKE. Of etonsnaa. Mass, proposes to raiss
aFseimsnt Of eolorsd man.
Tbs City Csnpeil Il Daltinsss have appropriated
121Q00Q e po1 ol0O q oa0h voipnloe9 q the Ms
Syia1A yeolnslts snlisas1 y 0aleners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15

are becoming weary Of this purpOseless slaughter
little doubt; that they have been for many weeks
giving to the cause of peace all the influence which
their timidity and the constitution Of American 40
Ciety will allow them. But now We have fair
grounds for believing that matters have gone fur
iher, and thai the great body Of the people are
slowly coming round 10 the opinions Of their less
shortsighted countrymen. That these will be can
did and confess their own madness 10 not 10 b- ex
pectsd.
Drafting for service, or. In other
words. conscription, was talked about but We
should think II would only be talked about Tho
scheme Of foreible levy Of troops In Republic TO
su bjugste and hold down another Republic IL one
more fsnatieal Of Mr.. Lncoln's advisers.
from the London Herald
Unfortunate Mcclellan Who Can venture 10
take q hopeful view of his positions Let him be
reinforced to the full power Of the Federal Gov
eminent At the present time, and he will only face
8 mass of men outnumbefing bis own, and who,
besides: are fgatis1 IN Eo9d @ sasse % and gA,asS
bank Of the james river, under cover OF the gun.
boats 10 impossible, for the Gunboats cannot pass
Fort Darling and up to Fort Darling the Federal
ground would be the worst for fighting which Nc
Glellan has yet chosen. Rxtrication BY transports
TO Fort Monroe 10 still possible; bat what an In
glorious end 10 campaign which was to achieve
10 much. Nor 10 Virginia clone In its discourage
ment to the Federal caSase. In the West. where 20
and hghting the Confeierates are sure to close In
hs retreat Of Hallsck sad to restore to the Con
fsdsraey the whole country Of the lower Aiasls
sippi At epery potss the Noyth Is bsassa, for the
s.s. =. e
to rsasfores NcClellan. Or 70 saDDost Pope In tAs
dsisncs o. Waahlngtcu
lErou The Lsndon Post, k1sd Palmsrstoa's orsas.l
n America naatus eopflaus unsAaassd. A.
0shsr mail hes azgive Wondaflsl 70 rsiaas, hAs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-05
Select Poetry.
War-Its Heroes and Harpies.
BY JOHN G.. SAKE.

"As the wild tempest wakes the slumbcring sea,
Thou only teachest all that man can be-"
80 sings the poet and his words are true;
Full many lesson eloquent and new
Has stern BELLoNA; and with wisdom fraught
Deeper than mild Minerva ever taught
Lessons of Valor brilliant the glare
Or some wild meteor flashing thro' the air;
Lessons Of Faith that trusts in duty done,
Calm as the radiance Of the morning sun;
Nay, cen of Mercy,-whcn around his bed,
The wounded soldier hears the gentle tread
OF her-the woman with an angels art
Who smOohs his couch and cheers his dtoopnu heart
Oh that the goddess, who can thus reveal
Mans highest gories, might his shame conceal;
Nor blushing show us in the human race
All that is sordid, cowardly and base
In Washington she taught us to admire
a statesman's wisdom and patriots Gre;
Then turned the medal that the world nigh, see
traitors fase-in Arnold and in Leel
o, there are knavss and ''loyal" knaves at that
VINO on their country's woes grow sleek and fat;
thc paInpered crew to whose unhaIlowed gains
The cheated soldier owes his direst pains
suffering-to swell their hoap of shining gold
The pinch of hunger and the pang ofcold;
And wished oft seme rcbelss punctured head
Had been his own "Contractors" in its steadi
"A generous highwayman it is said
pespoiled the rich to give the needy bread;
a marriott has been known, at Mercy's plea,
To do deed of Christian Charity;
pirate once-the curious tale is told
heieased captive, whom he might have sold
TO Turkish lust and bade the maiden 60
Free as the air and stainless as the snow
But there are villains so supremely base
No friendly fiction names an act of gruce
To palliate their crime-thc shameless band
Sharks CT the camp and "wrockers" ofthe land;
M:n who would traffic in the scuptured stones
Inscribed as sacred" to their fathers bones;
Nay, in the bones themselves-grant but a rise
Of ten per ecntum in the current price!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-05
TINWARE a. STOVE SHOP,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend
Il ana customers that he has purchased his brothers
nterestn the above esablshn and the concern villa
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively.
lie has just received and offers for sale the Iarr.
.ne1 est and most extensive assortment of II A NCY
An STOVES ever introduced into this market
- His stock consists OF complete assortment of
the best Cooking and pa0r stoves an the market toget
eI with stove Fixtures Oi every description, oven and
Boz Stoves, Radiators Cyndar Stoves Cast Iron Air.
Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves, &c. &C. RtoVepipe and
Inware constantly hand and manufactured 20 order
An Kinds OF repairing done, usual, short notice
Ihe patronage Of old friends and new customers Is
ireec,fuiiy solicited 4. NJ RUPERT
ploolnAbuIg November 9a 1850 II
, 1862-05-08

-. ,..,.,,,n. " ~ - ~ li"s -. i, -,
m1l viii ln e ha1 te1llmonial, prompted by iho noF
fsellg q the heaE aIe oases u the 10 q thoo Uho
1.eIiaee lhell ~ d.ys PhialihEele dsyo,loa . ths
1oodl he columns q oaf plen with iandulsns and
ocliom lei1ol gnfng pnln1 . the worth q thcroun
egOille1l eharhtanlrm. Below " appond coItncaal
destined % 'ihne ~ he mortal coll uho l6sked l6g
uar1 b his dnnl1lun uEh thnt ploaEuIo which onlY
lhuss uoehed doul b Ne heaey hand q drsaD can.
So'.2 ~ 3 ~ o,ss ss,;h SI Reiesss Pes ea o n
slIele .iuaiuA, nd impsnsd ~ glillads. y maksI
knoan ~ essen hls rlnsdli SOD hs alnlsnuul
: enlh.uilc.le1 ~ Nollrl Puhl.c. he dsl.1al q
mnrg y uala ~ unuaIg IN . n1uld ~ - - q
phIlidHa q ak1n so1Iis q lIkl sallscln - elsas
, 1862-05-08

i the undsEIgned, having ben under lhs treafns1l
q d.. l. y. C1ap11y, although unnulcllsd NJ cned
upm % rive Publicity % ne tioafY q III tleamlut
hoping hat b doi1g 20 nay hs lnsiTumeuAl b pre-
venting oiheu non he iearIal lung aDd mlN which
Iexpoe1oed, elo uhch - ollqn fo1nl non lho peIul.
e.op9 plnctco q pIelande Ny olenso ha1 he1H tha1
d phylcll and mental dghlty uhlth fhll1uB b colse
qnsnco q lndscretons n youth. The agonies which
ENDURED are perhaps unnecessary or ne 10 doinll; they
alo known % there Who have expfnencod them 8nlco
% ~, that haying called ne efrviofs q Dr. I
C1apny Into Hqtdaliun. all The expfcnfiona uhleh
nay hayo i1fmed ~ him Wero muTo than roalilld.
yolld tberelgo ncummend Dr. Cnplny b 81 uhom4y
hnd them1slyO a1cled win that dIea1lnl mandyi ~
olect n odolng being eympulhy ior suoTng humanity
aiuioR Caibrnla, Cly ana GouniS n ~ Pssnsis,es
On thl sllt day q July, A.D 1855, baiorp ms Wm. q
ysuetl No.ly Public peEsnally appeared D. J. Nahs
known % ne. uho, being duly sworn. dh depull ald
~. ~. hs eouisniS q Ne card hsIsuiih agnsd1
Ia gilsss vhsssoi, have hssdu.s - ~ bssd. ~
anEs1 NJ eoal s..l ths dly and y11f show uIIlll.
ll6 lLal WM.O.JkWEff, NOiliy Pukll1.
, 1862-05-08
DRoP8Y,

o'naly. Ihly ~ ullA aloh p1c1IIu Glsctrupon he
W11n. t1ll 1ollIl 1llIInT lcn lhh dlIlIhl dll1.ss
~ lupIorp1l'y c1IIlll q 1ld rloglnlo1 lum any
q HrIIl1. and uIo'nu n c1mpllllI rrnogllad con
1llIl1ll1i 1ll } 4 Indhpl1aoIy nsoo1rafy TAT ~
0luim.nl ahouli b m0il ollolna'|y ubbid he lhs