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l. Scenes 4 4, nsssEz 4rcgs
''''- 'is5 9,jS A SS, s5ETs
The sue ess ii ra 81 ss teaar and moral drama ros
The last three weeks thiheA,re Is SUI ansbalsa and g
have !. IS ID a ~. Sss sua f
&c iaposbe 70 nc continue onssr compatible VIII lie
o asa Io q " R4 nar Y 'se ne u New Y
not had ne orortgniy Of wiassnf se wonderful Eor
noyeiste few few D another theatre rneebtsd
normal coado sa e o 1ne a draas and
has N this her native city been recognized thesnos
Miss MAGglE MiicIIsLl, in withdrawing the suecess-
ia sa psE q ganeaonn To tn L. Respectfully aeknow
appreciation her ia representing this her orgnsa
W. o. o. iMvos,n,Ay. JUNE so-LAsr TINE BUT DYE.
fAsnds IN n ci is' Ts Of the great
FES HsI r VIE AP Fl Esfn
ds 81 ae es e s % ssss
wIea ah choas. VIII be f"ns
by The entire company.
PRooKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
large naoa q s o ~. 10
matte season that city should be marked BY lifting
tribute from her 70 he genius and worth OF the
0hl Mss ! sATsa Ais.iSf
In accordance with this view ihey have solicited her
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL.
= 90 p'A TUESDAY EVENING. JULY !.
On which occasion she will by request appear In her
Variable Improvisation OF
JULIA,
In the
HUNCHBACK.
II being the fixed intention of the Committee that this the
last performances which win be given at the Acade
OF Music previous its reconstruction shall contain
every element lie secured render epoch or
refined and intellectual pleasure they have great IN
announcing that have been Tor short
but well chosen
GRAND CONCERT.
for wa's Sister artist Ss foo1na distinguishes Artists
APPEAR
Ssnor BRIGEOLI,
Miss CARLoTTA PATTI,
Mad. AMAlIA STRAKOSCH,
MI. EDW. M0LLENHAUKR.
And that perfection may be secured the celebrated
Signor MUZfO,
has generously offered to conduct the Concert.
The Hunchback will be given with
JUDICIOuS DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS,
Including the names Of
MR.. JAS W. WAI4IACK.
MR.. EDWIN ADAMS. &c, &c, &C.,
Which gained this admirable the
nums from the most Intelligent audiences assembled
in a New York theatre
Doors open TX; at precisely The entire
performance win conclude at ii O'Clock.
Box Office open from A. M. until r. NJ Monday and
Tuesday when seats may be secured.
Admission TO Parquet Balcony and Dress Circle 0oc.t
secured seats Soc extra; Amphitheatre. 70.
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Nv Ensssnlss o. sso4A-., ..z rsissssa's sssss
Doors open a bal. o., s,s,a caanasas-s a essh,
ana so ~ ssSfsa.s . :. go. 10
ps.ess lss~s ana ~ - as isl
Il the eons..a..a. ssgr q ~ .r~.s -.
TUE IRISH IRISH S S2g As2 faA 49, sinL
CROWDED. asb jas sas'sl ssi 1ri "a .ssSsrxOEs
The en.er,.nms s s 10. ssss sss ~. o...
BY Koppi.,s superb orchestra Anss ~hs me siss.As
THE FRESHMAN IN NAPLEs
Paudeen Rafferty,, his ce.ebsAsea onsr@ssr $1,000
Res. Of the Character b. sAe srs.s ses ~ cssssy
To be followed By Aods' Of poPsAi orS,,x ses.s.
The whole 20 conclude with sAs grand Vass. y
N-''N''' A LESSON roR HusnASos
Tom ranra Sailor Boy WITH sa''sn. .,"r'y ocrscr
Molly Leaf, child OF nature. with song
Fanny rostle, an actress with song Nj. W d iioazScX
Madame Ksoia an opera singer WITH mesk e,ys,iaa
Hezekiah. Yankee Boy with Ysnsss s.ns, .,o..,,..
'ahe an opera ssnssi sA s.a storsscs
Barney, Back-doorkeeper Of rheAtrs uoprxrr
PROGRAMME CHANGED EACH kSEsisc.
OLYArIc rHE NfEs a. a. B SsSTSsA
The acknowledged great versatile Of any
~ Ii slffi Il u Sksus
nosDAr AND E E%a sEts EFssHsss JUN. 4.D
A sRRii 4a4 gG s1sb : ssis;s
e. sfE y he
p'''0''4'D HER HER MAJESTY QUEEN VICTORIA
KING RBNR's DAUGHTER.
Supported by Messrs Ryer Levick, Although, Rand, &r
ANDY r.
Doors open ct TX O'CLOCK; curtain rises .. precisely
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DHGNIx REGIMENT,
I CORCORAN zOUAvEs,
NnMpANv

COMPANY A,
will receive few intelligent 10 III the company 10
the regular maximum standard All wishing to JOIN should
apply right away, as very few required.
The pay ranges from e3 70 s2s month and 30 win Be
taken especial o. Relief tickets promptly
800 bounty ~ soon ~ honorably discharged Raions
clothing and comfortable qurters furnished Immediately
The regiment Of which this company forms part Ia the
only Irish regiment now forming in New York and Trshmen
Ing Irish officers under the command Of the talented military
tactician, Colonel James O. Burke.
Apply at the Headquarters, S3i Broadway.
b. r. MURPHY, Captain.
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sEaAIls AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS VERY CHAP. .-srrcULATOrs, Suffers
- and dealers pfosufe nest taf&ans m Havana Ds-
NESTLE and esrnsa seGaw RsesAwsy, mthe assignee
Z desiIssa " e.osc.
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DECRUITs wANTED-FoR CAPT. EARLY's INDIE
~ pendent, Company, for General spnoa's Brieadc
Capt Early, late Lieutenant In Gen. FfeA0ns DIVISION
lately come own rom Petorsrurs Va, seen ~
years. service IN the REGULAR service Of the armies OF Europe
and America lie Is commencing 20 I'll his company and
wants few able bodied men between the es 81 ~ and IS
years Hc also wishes two Leutcnants No officer
ply unless he pass the requisite examination lie also
wants Oh ussisned officers in the company
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WANTED,

~ For Company r, Phoenix regiment.
CORCORAN should be grand rnying poln for ali trne
Irishmen who wish 70 their country. - -
The Phoenix regiment Corcoran zoiaves Il the Fourth
and will be compounded BY Col. JAMES e. BURKE
The officers OF this regiment Instructed Colonel
Corcoran before his departure seat Of and
raj Of them served und him during the memorable three
Quarters, ratons furnished as soon a. mus
tered in Pay from SIS 10 $23 per MONTH 70 commence from
500 BOUNTY
advance - -
Recruits will be received ut the following paces:--
Dennis Burns, Of Nineteenth and First ave-
nue at Patrick Murphyis, OF Second avenue and
Thryserond james Burkcs ~ East fourth
street. VIM McKcon 40 Mulberry street, and ut headquar
toIs Of this company. BERNARD o'REILLY, Captain
M. Z. OKEEFF, First Lieutenant.
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

FOUR DAYS ONLY,
juno 80 and July !, and J, 1862.
Those monster attractions OF last week which aatonisho1
thousands, continued longer viz:
THE AMERICAN LAMBERT.
The largest living in the world, measuring
NINE FEET THREE INCHES ROUND THE BODY,
ALSO, THAT WONDERFUL
GIANT GIRL.
MISS JANE CAMPBELL, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FAT
GIRL EVER SEEN EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD.
WEIGHING 6l8 POUNDS,
And measuring nine feet and half inches round.
The two, together, making The
EVER BEHELD.
They will be exhibition at all hours OF tho day aaA
evening. with that minimum Of humanity.
COMMODORE NUTT-THE $4,000 MUTT
The smallest man Of his in the world,
IS YEARS OLD BUT - INCHES HI0H,
WEIGHING ONLY AZ POUNDS
The Commodore will also in the celebrated Grscan
'-'S NED THE LEARNED SEAL.
From the Boston Aqu fal Gardcnshe most beautiful AZ
intelligent an NAL from the briny deep.
DEN OF LIVING MONSTER SERPENTS,
ACTUARIAL GARDEN:
With Its myrtais Of beautiful living fish.
QUAKER. OR WOODEN GUN,
LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, WAX sTATUARY, &C.
variety of splendid dramatic performances will be given
o'clock. and evening ut ~, I'M
ciadins the SEVEN CLERKS. HONEST MiLKAAN, MON
Admission t. ali only IS cents Children TO- a.
ton the FOURTH OF JULY, the anniversary OF the -.
birthday when the attractive novelties VIII DO %
exhibition and splendid dramatic performances VIII be gveo
nearly EVERY HOUR.
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EENTLEMENs NEW AND uLErT orr CLOTHING
~ purchased Tor she western market, a. large small
lots The full value will be paid without haggsng
ing impose Please call nj the store or sddres Thomas
y. Conyoy, u GENRE s(zvst
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H., sHitas aiosRrs. LONDON AND BACK a..
vs Ssss sss
snip Company intend despatehns their full powered Clyde
CRY OF ss;arsay iaIs
every succeeding saturday at ncon from pier soriS
RATES or PASSAGE.
f'S' s@'n to London. s'es.asei 10 London
e e n nsGls & e e f R:la; 8
Passengers also Forwarded Havre Bremen Rotterdam,
mi sas cabin SIS sss
$40 Tickets can bought here at these rates, enabling
These superior accommodations for passen-
ass s'n s Sa ar ea ns
at!schsp e each steamer.
MIN TT rss sDs sag % N
Go nN Ms ~ ESo IL m EWES T.
JOHN 9. DALE. AGENT, Is srosdw.y. New York.
NEW YORK TO I v,;E assa asu,p
GREAT EASTERN.
~As %4l ft C 1s. qs%%spder
FROM LIVERPOOL. From REV yosy.
sss.: Queenstown: 's's 3
saturt ay...... Augusta.
s s. sssn n ,:.s s
e. ae " nsy Is
gagged by special agreement.
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE 70 and from LIVERPOOL
AT A FARE AND HALF
Servants accompanying and ch1dronu nde II
years OF age, half fare; infant free.
SECOND
Slate Room berhs, meals served NJ separate table $40
THIRD CABIN
Intermediate State Room passengers found with beds,
bedding, table, utensils good substantial $50
sTrEgACE.
ss:snesr allowed % cubic feet Of baggage An
perfenced surgeon on board.
For freight and passage apply 70
ClIAS. A. WHITNEY.
At the office No. 20 Broadway
ROWLAND ASPINWALL, Agents.
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cPIxoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE-THiRD REGIMENT.
- rosn-i Marriott n Crof-Tls gnidoent regiment
raying point for all goo men, II viii De the
can ~ pmsdsss Lincoln Captain Joha II. Dobhs Com
rany OF lev men Tor the purpose Of filing up
= tho s.nasrd Quarters fa.icns and uni
snonlh and relief furnished families SOD
y guaranteed tho snd OF the few vacancies open
JOHN n. DOBBs, Captain Company E.
Or " q. T. fRornfnUaAn. First Lieutenant Regi-
mental A. ass broadway.
CrnofAs EMPIRE BRIGADE-BEING AUTHOR
- 81 ne Of the State York raise
roapsns volunteers spinolas Empire
hrszds. ready 10 receive all able bodied
81 their country first class company Each
coihed a esgsasc government md sent to com.
portable qn-rs near the city Pay from SIS to SO Per
cf i1wco Tx G,ss.sns snn er n ONCE
Hnaaquarsrrs Lafayette Hall. Broadway
SPISoLAs BRIGADE WANTED, FORTY ABLE
- bodied men 70 form company 10 DC attached to Spino
y s.ss n. s% sIs :. s 70 commence upon dsy
nssss1srers Raprs Brigade Sal street, Brooklyn
- COLI wM: IT. ALLEN;
Ium.a,s ~ les cs@,aay = I. ,ais Leeon
'" = pIs s a. Il. isss 70 S. A' Is discharged Fay
Enisms fer hree during the unless
~.f a a. .sa,,,.l. a. ma me-, .ns,ng
frpmonoas mat~ from the rank and die.
sRkGEAkrs wANTED-ApgLx 20
Gamer ~ West and Coltlandt streets, or
~ Grand sare z New York
ssss Lls.ssssns GEO. O. BRoTHERTON.
sssosd Llea,sasn, HORACE b. THoMfsoN.
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CrASTos kEoIoS.
COLONEL wM. r. ALLEN.
ONE MONTHS ray IN ADVANCE,
after bcing mustered In The service.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR CO. A.
1his compsay nearly full AMI wants but few 70
eosapse oocd rtiDas quarters sne uniforms Furnished
maStersl srts All promotions rank OF
Ia aGNasut nsA he ram and Ole.
oNE MONTHS PAY II ADVANCE
Tho eStHescf Of Csaaa Aliens treatment Of his In
Ne Fs-s fesieni saacen guarantee ~ persons enlist
ha< IN lasis t0a.faand.
tiUo bo1nl, and relief 20 families n al volunteers
ApIy " ". n. SENNER Ca saln CONF any A, Recruit
ina 0Asux u3 sIrsng street
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"PALE cHEE SHE'LL IN AND pI1 15xn WHEN RATTLE
ANOTHER BATTALION OF LIGHT ARTILLEY.

Every days experience eaches thai battles becoming
more and more artillery duels Let then, have more
Tne ANTHoN BATTALION IL the only artillery corps
forming In this State by special recommendation of The
President and affords probably the last Opportunity for
those DESTROYS Of serving their country the arm Of
the service.
The battalion will consist two batteries Of eight guns
each Four hundred intelligent men, OF good physqne are
wanted 10 them. Pay AMI raions In accordance with
the United states regulations for this branch OF the
few well drilled cannoners appointments A
AFOREMENTIONED officers upon application q
008 Broadway
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r JACOBS OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE 40,
~. Breadwsy-A dvanocs In sums 70 suit Watches,
Diamonds Silver Plate aud other valuable rers'na pro-
perry, or bought for cash. Business confidential fo7
Broadway.
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AT THE NEW STORE, iis THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
IA gentlemen dispose OF their Cast On Cothng
Carpes furniture Ac gaaranee 70 pay for Dresses trun
% 70 ESQ., for Goats from " 70 Sls for Pants from 20 ~
Please do not forgot 10 call address a. WISH he
Third avenue near Fourteenth street ladies' attended b.
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4 RARE cnANCE-sisoD WORTH or CAST orr
IA Clothing wanted within month, Tor New Oseanx La
dies and s~ilemen having any Of the above " esos. %
receive the following pgicrsfrom - 70 ~ for auk
Dresses from ~ el3 for coa,s from u 20 - Tor rants
Also shawl Cocks Carpets furntare the hhsst prices
paid. Please call address note 70 Vs. min, - ksth
avenue Eighteenth street ladies' attended, ny Ma
Min< Orders from brooklyn orJerscv cts panctuair 81
tended TO- Please remember the original hnt scs Sxlh
avenue.
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"A cruts wanted for COMPANY tscManus yslanfeernl
this regin will leave
company oaccfed BY brave nen who have service
Pay from Sl3 10 Sz3 per month. Quarterz ratons aud
cothng furnished imnedIaely. Recruiting ois-s opan
daily John Lecs Ct an1 THIRD s.r.st
James Clare, Of Fort sixth street and key
and al headquarters Of ssex and Gran streets
This splendid company ~ now N siasn Is4ad
EuGEAE O'sULLlvAN. Captain.
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w cond giment, n. y: stationed a. Harprs Yer.
IN - ~ NM us "a w,aah ~, VA a III s.ss ~ -
~ Filth street.
vyrANTED-TwO GOOD DRUNNERs FOR FIRST
w clsss militia 70 fment, now ~ uArper's Ferry Va
Equpsncnt@ aud will be furnshed. Apply
the anory, OF Seventh scct aad Hal place. Mon
day eA.M.
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An EXTRA PRICE WILL BIZ rAID roR LADIES
"A and scntlemcns Cast on Cleshnx Carp u, JsNelry
and furniture tor Now Orleans The undessnea has
ccivcd large order, amounting 20 y2stto for whica no
guarantees the following prices for for
slk Dresses from eso s5 for Ces,. firm ~ 20 ee. for
Pants, ~ 70 81. Please cali address ny y.
ANfIALT, fss seventh avenue, between Twenacth and
Twentylrst srces Ladies' attended, 20 BY Mrs.. AnhalL ~
BAH business transacted oonGdrniialy.
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mEOICALs
mr. CopBErr MEMBER or rHE n v. UNIVERSITY
H. Medical Colleke) and Cosge % xurseops London.
consulted with confidence his o0cw, No - Centre
street. Chambers street Iractis Of - yrsr~ uree
Of which have been IN hoe Ias sasess hin 70 MAKE r..
en.Hncs No. ciy Han place. Sundays. IRON u A.
10 l2kP.M.
DR. CHARLES Lutte. oBsrETRlc PHYSICIAN AND
dorsAnd that he has rival In hi- city IN irvaiins ~
diseases and children Can he ecnn
dcnce at his private rooms cisk broadway. Ahems
DR. WARD. n LAr0ur sTEEET NEAR CANAL
~ street. pays particular attention " al COMPLAIN. ~
both PRIV Oace ora fr1m eclock
IN the morning I'll O'Clock IN the evening con"n"s
free.
nR LEWIS CAN BE CONSULTED on ALI. DisEAsk9
IL Females with unparalleled success ~ NO D>are
street. between variek and West broadway
TIEAI,TII spEEpITy REaAiNED-By CONSULTING
Ill Dr LEWIS, No. Beach strvet between Nsick sna
West Broadway.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES DIR THEIRS. orFiCR.
i az broadway. send a red stamp for circular.
Y Aprrs Cav CONSULT DIR POWERS. ~ LsIoHr
.rest with UNPARALLELED sncccss al complaints Bs
srs, a. Al home for consultation day and evening
40 CURE 40 PAYS n KING. ND. CURES
IN rheumasn neuralgia, govt dropxv and af chronla
Diseases with chemical aud electrical app afon. md
mercury removed from the system 40, Ae 0Ace, No VI
PROFESSOR REsTRLL, ies CHAMBERS STRICT cas-
be consulted usual. Agents LTh Litxrty s,rteks
n Y. In Brookyn w Fulton street.
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1sT BATTALION NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLEs
COLONEL DODUE
Men wanted for this nne cavalry regiment service
Norfolk Va Start Immediately. Pay and Subsistence
from date Of enrolment Those d.srcus ~ joining arpy
Immediately TO rirst Lieut. T11Os FAIRcRAyEs.
Late AdJusant First firc zo.syes. Recruiting o.lcrs
Headquarters coo Broadway.
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A NO SIS B0wERY.-H RUsENTiIAf, HAVING
"A great desire 10 purchase large quantity Of cast on
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets yewelry 1e, CAL
ing on addressing adde's and gentlemen obtain The
utmost value for each article Ladies' attended 10 ~ Mrs
Kosenhs Please remember and try 3j Bowcry. opposite
Great Jones street
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A RARE CHANCE FOR REsrEcrasLE YOUNG MEN

A RARE CHANCE FOX kESfENIA8IE YOUNG MN
"A 70 join the volunteer nriny ~ the United satea
company forning, b. the authority of the Cenaan
der.in-Chcf Of the of New York The tsssre
company Officers 4 % form e,irpany consisting exclusively
OF respectable young Who trough unable Obtain
missioned officers posts would be DESTROYS 10 o she
ranks Of the army, tLey coaid ests those
congenia thelr Mons s-0ned 0Ge~rx ni
selected from those having some n,ii,s, kaowetss ant
all made according ner. Comfortable
subsss. aud cloAns Immediately sflef enrolment
el0C bounty and par fr s3 sls month o. bousy
being mustered into The scf,ie Apply betweea she hours
OF 10 and clock TO Lieutenant Field. a. John NAulas
Is Nassau street. aud "a Atlantic street Brooklyn.
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TUE GREATEST woNDEH N THE WORLD ~ THE
II young aud arcbnIi hsef Madam BYRON frum Paris,
vho b. consulted via the sc'esi ynstencc all a.
e. AMI nnfathfn husbands has
beloved w bearts idoi AMI binsa
issihsr thosr Iona aepaleta iaae - cents kesdence
W Third sNenue. above TNelIth atreeL
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A TTEyrIoN LADIES AND gENrLExEx.-A LsRoE
By calling on Or Addressing NJ ABRAHAls. IN seventh
Ladies' attended TO BY Mrs A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-21
The New flag.

The country n indebted the enterprise OF the EE;
aasiasr for representation Of the new Confederate
dag. red fsld 10 bestrAddsd With loIg'l'gESd white
cross in tbs c,rs of which Che cross) there i,a blue
Norman shield, and in tbs of that again, Lsrd
2os'. telescope nay discover star Of the fh mag.
ui.ude Wheh is intended to represent q sen. Oar
generous neighbor, in pLronIag ths arts, has been
unable to fad an ASreeht DursrfOr the best engraver
10 the CoafederGcy has given Us sun 90 lsnsntaSy
selpsed thI: P GsuI hinstf could not recognise it.
Wha. the Comuittse on the Flag and Seal we're think
ing aSou, when they selected the sun ~ Confederate
emblem passes cspj.cture. II Mcclellan had been at
R,cksts with q half million OF Yankees At his hsels,
10 could no. have scared the Committee int more CD
so,ioaaole sescIol HImin ingenuity could not have
devised ans thing more inapp-opnASe. The sun h the
woe par sxessHes OF central ztoa. Yet the Commit
&c lot only chose the to represent the government
As the Central Of power ia the Contederacy but
hey elevated themselves TO . nscotc,Pnon which
xoad have seemed inaccessible to anybody bat Yankee
er . Russian. r. uing to represent the States as
planets revolving obsdisnty arssld the esnlrh lunin
~ they have actually made thrEsen rays enaua'
ing imn sdately frcn tas sun ITSELF Is If to iEt-
sats that the soVsrsigaties Of which this Con.
apart from the sg,ncy at Redmond The annals OF the
world viii be searched in vais for parallel TO this par.
vsrse Misrepresentation Of the theory and structure OF
our Government indicated 10 the symbolic sg OF the
associated nations, which constitute it. lend Is esrsas
powers, uitAdraWAOe at will, with without csuss-s
Government which has, in fact, oaly borrowed exist
,nee.
Asa matter Of tAIe AID OF common sense, We hope
yet to see beautiful and Appropriate Dag for the Agen
ey A viryiaii0s, citI,ns Of separate, distsc,
Independent Laion-G Republic complies in itself and
Al i.s parts we hsvs a with which We are quite
content We presume thu same is the ease with the
ct E.uI Of the 31oos Of North and South OsrOin',
AND al ;he o:ar ia ious Win which tbs Republic Of
Tr,aia has sn,,rsi izt1 coPa-taersip. Taey also
dousi not viii ss9u: the sssGrd symbol which asn
rsr2rst, and 10 he:, obs.rA,os the whole hssry sf
stl,e RsAs-s theory which is the ouHiasion stone G.
th, Co,fe6srAcy and for tas maintenance OF watch We
have parted with the Ylukess and endured all the hard
ssips of1hs tremendous which We are nov Sasi &.
Lst tie stslrd eur rih its thirteen rays, be pichsd
ia,o the ire, and ls, the Committee study the rud.
nel,s OF STATE r ghts and Deg n sgda.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-21
IkripKNrs OF rHk TIdHT.

F.om various sources We compile the foJui1g iaci
deats and other Interesting particular, of tle tSO esu
f;htins;
During the engage non ths horse OF Col. Stewart W.
Oiycc If the IL Alabama vas killed. and Col Csyce
10: bis too, sons way sstanged in the nup AMI vbie
a ngigug himself be vas tskea 'oasr Oy rsakee
LeutenAn 10 whom he surrondere1 his sword and sash
aad then STOOD foW PAGES OF az prohsr Of wa BE-
tvssd this d ably frs ol DO IA Shortly sfer
WardI be ctqiired OF the Lieutenant, "Shat arc you
gang to dol' The Lieu.obang rCmHkgd, 'urtng his
head toWardI hun, ia low minntss We will max, =
rerea, an IL take y1u with ma A. that i.ss,t
oal irem ctr aide struck the Lieutenant in the ,ye
aud he fell dead from his morse
Inmaia. ly after, tho enemJ rsrolts3, whsn Colsne
Csyc- with ali the % Ja'ss ihNt becoass nA7,
lie ioersely diys.si the dead officer Of Jol OIyc
9Nl LrJpery, his ssord ad Sc ing two fsleTsls ,ai
by, grasp then anl took then p.isoaers TO his
con- maud.
Ano hor scSoaat says that whel the regiment found
hsms: Iv vita, Vt l-aicr, ,hiy called j,r Of
took tho cpio, hi hors, a1d sc;so.sd the posiion.
7 icy soou s.terwiri4 INST Gsa Bra:g, Q pr, posed
three cheers TO tls galI1t resm ~ and said be would
lead them himself. OIL C.yes SOON sf.erSasds escaped
aud re-as,uruej ii, command.
Gen Bragg i; is slid had two horsas shot Tn er him.
O1e Of Tn tRa. 40 animal wnich he Ia the
rsViST on tue I'll OF soruary. rhe aaimAl Tea MA
bead very high aud the ball which laid him low Iuck
him nearly btxcen ey,s. rhU latty pOIt u tne
bgsJ, no DOUBT sa', d the lite Ct the rider.
Ops GIG 5ss1npiay ii N pols service il the 4,
and &, Hgy TUNED tie taplos the Clpssa. IL 10
stA,ei t,st whta hs cjmpa,y WAS in the silks. Of
hsh the & neral rode up aud iu god humor,d m
rsr, sail 10 him, "A iit,ls more grape, Cipi Gags"
G;n Bnure,a lei Cle Is h L;usa a sGd he o.
ls,re Gdsrd III prsoi, charging the rneuys lines at
tn oFs o. tia regiment in MS ha driving back tue
enc ny vita tr at laughter.
W learn that f,uld or GONE OF tie g. al
bodies OF the enemy Oae piess OF Il: had ssr iudsLt
uops The ninth shot, however, struck the nan In tie
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Agrnl,m,u from rs Peninsula reports hesvy f'irg
vese DIV, in the neEhoOrhCoi of Lss farm Is began
abou. six o'clock in the morning, mi continued two CT
Shree hsur'.
Another gentleman, WhO arrived hors last night from
TappahsnaoCk states that on uriay, seven ss,aner
lA;eu With troops passed up the river towards Frederick
burg TapPshanaock had been deserted BY all 't' white
residents.
SPIRITED engagement occurred Saturday near -
beth City, n c., between the Sd Georgia s's.@ao'
A,sised BY body of militia, ant about 5000 Tankes'
TIE small Confederate force gAlGnly maintained them.
selves ill night. when they fell back to stronger re-.
saoa.
T.,gr4phic Dispatches we're received in thls city
.srdsy from HAnisobburg, Rockingham cosuiy, fact
-hch refG:Ss the that the enemy had advanced
Up the valley 10 IA; poist