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Tribute - Gel. Wsrshingten.
CAMP sxAR CpfATH, MISSISSIPPI, !
Maf odd 1892

u y
Pursuant TO call, the commissioned
officers of the Fifth Regiment Iowa In
fantry Volunteers met at regimental head
quarters, at one O'Clock P. NJ, May ED,
1862 @
Lieut. Col, c. L. Aatihies, stated the
object Of the meeting to be to give an ap-
propriate expression to our feelings,
caused by the sudden and violent death Of
our efficient and brave Colonel, WILLIAM
II. WoRTHINGToN, who was shot dead BY
a sentinel Of the grand guard while max
ing the grand rounds as general officer of
the day, before Corinth, Mississippi, on the
morning of the ed of May 1862.
On motion Capt. J. L. Grubb was called
TO the Chair, and Lieut.. A. B. Lewis ap-
pointed Secretary.
On motion committee to consist of
Capts. Sampson, Lee, Yait, Moriarty, and
Lieut.. White were appointed to draft re-
solutions.
Whereas, Col. William H. Worthing-
ton, commanding Fifth Iowa Infantry
Volunteers, and as a senior of The FIRST
brigade, third division of the army of the
Mississippi commanding first demi-brigade
of said division, while in the discharge of
bis duty as General Field Officer Of tie
day, on the twenty-second day of May.
1862, before the lines of the enemy near
Corinth, Miss, about two o'clock a. m,
was fred upon by the picket guard and al.
most instantly killed.
Whereas, The undersigned officers Of
the Fifth Iowa Volunteers were appointed
committee to draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense of the officers of the regiment
at this sudden calamity therefore,
Resolred, That in the death Of Colonel
Worthington we have met depIorable
loss the regiment will mourn him rs
benefactor, and friend whose zeal and Of.
dciency as an officer had no supe rior in
the seryice; his devotion to his country,
and striet discharge of military duty cost
him his life.
Resolrea, That VIC recognize this dis
pensation Of Divine Providence as warn
ing that admonishes us to be ready to
obey the SUNNI of death at moments
warning for Sin such an hour - we think
not the SON of man cometh,, = and while.
We consign the mortal remains Of our
brother officer to mother earth, We will
cherish his manly and social virtues ia
our hearts.
Resolped, That We tender our heartfelt
sympathies and sorrowfuI coincidence to
the heart-stricken wife and family Of our
lamented commanding officer, trusting
that they win find consolation in the fact
that the husband and father fell at his
post Of duty in the field Of honor, while
engaged in the defence Of his country,
home and constitutional Government. In
such cause il 10 an honor to servs-
noble and patriotic to die.
Resolved, That the colors Of the Fifth
lows Volunteer. be dressed i: mourning
for thirty days and that the officers
wear the usual badge Of mourning for the
some period.
Resolped, That Samuel Sample, Let
Lieutenant 9th Iowa Volunteers, be de-
puted to bear the foregoing preamble and
rcsolutions TO the widow and family Of the
late Col. Worthington.
Capt e. s. SAxrsoN.
DANIEL s. Ike.
r. HoRIAkTY.
JNo. II. YAlr.
Lieut.. CAlL 4. Wayr1. Il
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@ The remains of Col w. H. Worth
lngton arrived on the packet yesterday
afternoon. in charge of Lieut. Sample, and
were.escorted by the City Rifles to the
family residence, with nufiled drums, flag
furted and draped, and arms reversed.
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- We once thought very highly q
the men of Fredericksburg and Norfolk,
but they ought to be ashamed Of having
fed and left the whole female population
of their cities to the tender mercies Of in
vaders, who. unless Jefi. Davis, Desure-
gard aud Pillow are guilty Of falsehood,
ravish the women wherever they GO
Lou. Jour.
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fp Lowry has received the Atlantic
for June, filed as usual with able articles.
He has also all the Monthlies and prin-
cipal daiiies-frequently in advance of the
mails.
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H-Johu Blue. at the Young America
Saloon, has daily supplies of spring chick
ems and other seasonable game.
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PROM GEN. HALLECK,S ARMY.
Philadelphia, May 4S.

Hon. Thos. A. Scott, Asst. Sec'y of
War. has arrived here direct from Hal
leck's army before Corintli, having left
last Friday. Our army is in excellent
condition occupying strong position and
ready for the great struggle. A battle
may be expected within the next ten
days. Sa
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COMMERCIAL

Daily GATx CirY OsvIcx
KEcK-x May ~. NR.
FLouk-snpernne q 5o;sprin " hsste xtra o. w
Fall Whca, Extra % so.
BRAN ANDsHoRrS-s0to 40c 100 ~.
COkN-s0 to &c ' bush.
BARLET-9se.
wnEAT-In good demand. Fall $3.50; sprir,ss
TO 6Qc.
RYE-95c to 20.
oATs--90t to 94c
P0TATOEs-l5G a0by the load rstail2oto sSc
sUGAk1-Esw Orleans fair He 10, prins l0n
~ clarined 10; crushed and loaf laNt3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4s1 50; sugarhouss4saDso,
Golden syrup 70a75c
CoFFEE-kioal0asc Java sssso Lsxuyrac40ae.
RICE--saasc.
soAp-Palm &c, Family SIC, German tcia.) ~
O7Ae.
CANDLES Star i5aiG, steArine IL, Mould 10.
LARp--st osc; retaif g to &c.
BUTTKR--Common 6sG7c; Choic 10, rstaiilak@n
PRoVIsioSs-shouldes 10 IN Hanss ts4;
Clear sides TO A.; Rib Side. 3tc 81
LEATHER-sole a4daae Harnesse7aa0.
hIbks-Dry Iinlac. green Alto n; green sheep
pslts 2se0i Is; green hog skins l5e.
HAY-Timo.hy, % oo47 90, baled ~ oo0 eli
Prairie ~ O0QDs %.
sEEDs-Timothy 81 90 Flax seed sloo
oNIoHs-S5140c.
EGGS--4c.
WHITE BEANs--ra goo demand, socos ip.
fEATHERs-aGa2s.
FRUIT Dried Apples u asGsi soy bu.hsl.--
Dried Peaches ea25as2 50, Raislns ~ 0oG ss o.
CHEEsE-wester Reserve DC; Denmsk 71s.
BEEF-a93e gross.
sHkEp--4l 50DA 90 HAead.
sALT-G. A. ~ 50 y sack; Kanawha 90 rs = bar.
rel: Liverpoolsl COG o. co y sack; Lake 80.
F1sH-Mscksrel, No. \ t16s q is . Dbl: NO sl4
4$i6, so-3 Sa9elo. White Fish, No.l d oea4 50
? half Dbl. Cod Fish 5ae b.
RAGs-Weo,ea I Cotton &c.
OLD lRoN-k9AcS Brass ease ~. Cop
per 100 isssc ,.
k1cnAsoE.-on New YORK per cent. banksbss
funds; on 81 Louis Tor Lie funds, little dsmAndy
on chierso TO lper cent. Gold to II buying to
sseiting.
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BE- Lieut.. Schiller, Of Capt. Refs
Jaeger company Of this city. which is at
tached to the 18th Missouri regiment, ar
rived home on Tuesday last. on furlough.
He brings the sad intelligence Of the
drowning of his son, Leopold, Anton Ort
and BENZ. Helfriek, all Of the same com
pany. in Corinth River, on the 18th inst
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THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, NAY 20

SEE THE HX.n-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time Of subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit. Immediately.
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Deaths In Generai Military Hospital
May II, A. \. Johnston, Co Il, l s Iowa.
9 - VIM. Cochran, g X, I'd ="
!" Wesley Preston, vG, Il Mo.
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The funeral services Of Col. VIM. HI
Worthington will be held in the Episco-
pal Church. on Friday, at 10 o'clock :. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29

LOOK OuT.-Well executed counter
felt tives on the Oskaloosa branch of the
State Bank of Iowa are in circulation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29

- A correspondent asks whether the
Federal anaconda 'sbelongs to the army
or the navy" They own him in COM
mon. He is joint-snake.
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Susquehsnnah, May 2s.
/ The bridge burned on the Erie Rail-
road at Lanesboro has been rebuilt and
trains of oil kinds have resumed regular
trips.
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N 0neY Found.

A small amount Of money has been
found, which, Tire owner can have BY de-.
scriblng it and paying for this notice.
Enquire at this Office.
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kT Received blythe Keokuk Soldiers

T Received blythe Keokuk Soldiers
Aid Society one box of hospital stores
from each Of the following places, viz: -
Export, Cedar Rapids, Benton Grove,
and Waverly. Also a barrel of eggs and
. keg Of butter from burlington. The
Society have no means of knowing from
which of the Burlington Aid Societies
these last are sent
These stores will be Immediately for
warded to Mrs. Wittenmyer.
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COLLECTOR OF REAUEORT.
Washington, May 2S.
The President has appointed aud the
Senate confirmed, Jno. A, Hendrick cot
lector of the port Of Beaufort, North Caro-
lima.
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NITED STATES MARSHALL
1 SALE.

UKrrEp STArEs or AAERIcA. DsTRlcT OF IowA,-ss.
BY virtue Of execution to me directed. issued by
the CLERK Of the District Court Of the United Aatss
The Southern Division Of the Dissie,o Of Iowa. aud
agains. A. .. SelnAh, In favor Of Ohspel, Eacher d
Uowiey, have levied upon, and will sell 10 the
District Court OF the United States for the District OF
Iowa, NJ keokuk in said District, the 2lst day
o.eioek r M of sat aY, this fottowtuE pr perry
to-wii: Lot nAmhsr eleven lll), block number I'VE
t5) In the ASst sufvsy Of the town OF Abba Monroe
county, lows.
Taken and levied upon the property Of "A. g.
Eemxn, to satisf, said writ OF execution,
Keokak, Nay tpth, 1897
II, NJ. HoxlE, US. Marshall.
may20-dlm By uARAY- ErLroHy pepsiy.
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isY TELraRArn.l
New York Market.

Now York, May q.
Fiour-kartet 81 lever; ~ Is ~ IS for supsrfas
stse; ~ 5Oe4 % for Exiya state. ~ a64 IS Tor u
psrAne Western; o. 60@4 20 for Common 10 Medium
Extra Western; e595 10 for commou 70 good shppinx
brands Extra Rho.
wheat-Aarks, lac lower; s0ca 81 OIL for Chicago
Spring; sec1ei o. for Milwaukee Club; 81 50 for
white Western. A
CeTn--Aarket lie lower; l7s' 4sc for Mixed We t'rr.
Pork--Marke t steady; Moss ~ 75des 81.
Beef mArkst quiet and Grtn. Cut meats unchanged.
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Stock Market.

Stock Market.
New York, May g.
stocfs-Better bst not active; money unchanged.
stsriisg Exchange quiet At 1i4l8fis O AR so,,;
@ @ - G ll6t Americas gold lo4; Pac Mail ITO i2;
G $50; u si. reed, 1891; do coupons ioss. DO
OreEon war loan, yearly, l03 6s Ho, s5L: Ind -
war loan vi; Mich State Is, 10 vs.; Tenn u 671;
~; No 515,.
Groceries quiet bnt unchanged; no salex.
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CSa BONES TOBACCO BEST
%CO BRAsDs-For sale by
SAMUEL POLLOCK,
mays-d Ii5 Aain st.
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400 SACKS DRIED APPLES.

- ssris Dried Peaches. just received.
For sale by kkLtDGG RfKCH
spris-d
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AIDES NOTES AND LETTERS.
The very best article received Al the City Book
store. j W or I5SN
apr9-d
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AW BOOKS.
Story Blis Story OF partnervh hin q rssulsas 9,
Trestse Diifon's Digest. Just red BY
sspld OGDEN, Bk0WEkLL Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-03

n tie account OF tha engagement Of s,atur-
day on the Wiiiiamshur; read published In
our paper OF yesterday, we are In formed that
injustice was (unlntentionaliy) done this ad
mirahle Division of the army. The error
was III representing LOngstrse.'s division Is
coming up at en- early hour. II did not ar.
rive at the point occupied by Hilis division
to reinforce 1. until four or haif.past four
O'Clock. Hills division had driven the enc.
my from his position on both sides of the
rosd, had taken his camp, baggage stores,
AID seven pieces OF artillery, and was holding
the ground against great odds and heavy firins
when the famous division under Lopgstreet
led By KempeT's brigade as the advsnce, ar
rived and en tered nest galIsntiy into the
fight very much to the assistance Of the brave
men who had driven the OF en- y and held them
30 lorg in check during their effort to recover
lost ground.
Gen. Rnodeas brigsd,, of Hills division,
was 10 the thicksst Of the tight. 1t went into
the engagement with about 2 $50 men, and OF
toess ,09S we're killed aud wounded in the
desperate fight. Gen. Rs men fought like
heroes. The officers Suffered mach. Gen
Rhodes received painful though not ssriou s,
mesh wound in the arm. Philip T. Sutton. OF
'eis city, one of hts aids, lost his left al IN in
Inc afternoon by Minie ball. after ncqutt
''hs n'mse'i calamity on the field.
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Provisions for the Sick and Wounded,

It T. most important that the sick md
wounded IF tn army should he regularly
supplied with articles of food. which POM
latei ss The city IS now. !. ,s unable to fur
ntsh good way of ohtoiptrs them would
be TO employ trc packet boats 20 PLY - and
dtsn the canal, s.ch gong nj on aiiernats
dsy 8, cniy 90 far rs TO enable II to return
dprtnf re ntsa', and arrive here at > or o'ciK
A In this gay mig might be brought,
down fresh and pure The people on the
line could deposit their Liik. bitter, EGGS,
II 1T and clothing, and whatever eiss anti
able 10, lbs sck they have. At different points,
where they could be gathered tip by the boat
and bloughi on. If this plan were acCp ed
ard the people on the caIsl informed. they
would gladly send anything they had to re
iiess the sui!siinss Of tn, soldiers, and D.
great deal might be occurred for their comfort
which, unless me means be employed. they
cannot obtain. rhsie,lrc1ds might he used
70 scme s,tent for ne same purpcse, Bu.
ths C}oTernrpe"t or soma authority mnst t'ke
nCIh ~ IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-03

On yesterday ate n1-n, NARY ELIZA, aged
Ave Year, dsrghser Of Harriat aud William r.
D-su
Her funeral win take riac, from TIE rs,iaenca
II ser parents corner % sstb and NJ streets thts
eHenocn et o'cl' CT.
Da the u,crniog of tire siirsl,, Ms kE5E-CtiE
ROBINSON, eyed 6s gears.
- ar fun e,et Ill lake pBc, this morning A. -
ocl ok tto IN hsr is.e residence, n Aanchestar.-
He. f@Icp6, ard a. 9 1sini aees - enc 400 - 1"f
soa Alex. Ai9IJ. .1a srn''n 'a-, Fa va InEtf.
ara re questsd 30 attsci
After a bri.f lilnsss, ~ sisJcay ..,nrr.os.
Julius. in'aus tan II Joserh aid Rosetta Va
issay.
The friends and a. qua tsnces OK the iami are
invited 20 .issd!th. iur erai ffcm tisfathsrs res,-
derco corner clay aud Hr.os Averu 8, hia 'ucrG'
az, at 9 o'ei res
0n Nor day, -, opd tpstsrt, st 9 o'elo A. n
it'll. sln ia II, vito q John " HINT, aged 30
years mon hs and dsFs. leaving III " ssrt three
%e.ks OLD
Tho frie, - end .c9u sintsnces Of 'hs fan Nv nj
ot har rother sr. " m. "A. ChsSt'rsi srs respect
fcnv i ' ted TO ttsnd hff .untrai sr III bar .ats
residevcs on brros sysr re. on IH:t Tuesday
HrRNINb the = mat. az II clock.
IN "a Jist Ney at h. residence Of Mr. E. &.
TrGl2rf8. Church FIJI % typhoid yntu cua,
private t.SfiSae " GAHT6RIauT, in the - b
ysat If his sg.- n. .,e rsGef Of &C nlpsDy Il,
Aliens oaf:a'i u Tts s,seese We contracted
~hila IL n:1lr. arepa'i1g t. csfGaa his boias from
u, ha s.;;rE have bees driv by the IL " osa
foe II Inn il nay &c aii,he !seps in Jesu.
op the tstl % Gay, lef2lLEhOY, younges.
son IF J >hl r rad Ez, A Wneeer aged Y.a.
MOTT hs au{ ia,
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Aims House Huspital

We ars requested TO state that this bosp, .ai
/. very much in need OF nurses and coufor,.
for the sick. 1t bsing some distance from tho
centre Of tho city, 1t Is probably, therefore
somewhat forgotten. It's capacity 10 great
and the nnmb Der Of sick and wou AIDED there il,
very considerable. The force attending upon
them WA unable to DO all that should have
been done on Sunday Wounds were una.
voiiably left undrsssed that ought to have re-
ceivsd prompt attention. The work was toe
great for The few who had 1t to perform
Changes CT clothing are wanted for the
wounded, who are. many of them, IL muddy
and bloody garmen t. in which they fought In
the swamp. Assistance Is wanted TO wait CD
the sick; TO givs even little water and mois-
ten the bandagss. The Sisters OF Charity at
the hospital have been uncsasing Ia their sx-
sruoua and cares for the sol Tiers; but they,
too, are overworked. So thers 10 general
want Of nurses. servants. clothing, lint, food
for the sick, etc.
We are sure is II bat necessary to cali a:ten i.
ton to the condition Of this hospital to com
mand for IL the active charities OF the cit'xaes
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The 18th Virginia Regiment.

We have received the following particulars
OF the ea,lantry OF ths i'm mortal S+th In the
engagement Of Saturday afternoon last. This
regiment received a charge Of two Of the en-
emy's regiments end repulsed them with
such vig,r tba, they ran, potwithstsnd ing II
was under the great disadvantage vf being
attacked whiiet entnngied in an nbatis Of
fellsd tres ard bushes which the enemy had
planted
Major Richard l.. Maury, Who was In COM
ri aud or the regiment--ths Colon 81 ahd Lieut.
Colonel haStue been rounded In the battle
at wilIiamshurs-had Ills horse shot under
him and was afterwards slightly wounded In
the rsgh arm while leading his men. Mojor
Marry reached this city early yesterday even.
Ing. aud Is now In tn. HANDS Of his friends
and doing we'll.
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Advance Of tho Yankees on the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Homers-

WIG.
Auau=rA, June 10. -Ths S1s--phss Appsat say s
that tbs FederaIs attacked and captured thu
town Of HomsrsvilIe, Ark on the Goth nit,
al also asiz-d the steamer Daniel H. KILLER
Col. Z Alex. Lewis, Of JEFF Taom pson . com.
mand was killed. two nen o"ndeo, and
several ciuzsns captured.
Captains Rogers nv HICKS, with 100 mon
attacked the Federn,s near Des A1c on tbs
24Ih nit. Tbs en- 5my -Gs thrse or four hun
bred st,ong The Fedsra, ioss IS Supposed to
b. 60 or 100 The Confederate ioss was three
killed, Two wounded, and several missing.
Eight or ten horses were killed. Tbs sefe-
rails are laying the Whole country was's,
The enemy ara again ritbiu ten miles Of
Cotton Fiart. isr.r rumhnf 81 c,ftzsns
havs tcft to Pttac5 ihaIn
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HN aoa1s MATTE Supsrin ,eauenf Army
Bepo, Young MGn 3 Christian Ansocss aon and
c.ipt OF the following contributions TOR 'ha
month OF Iny
Miss ssi pi DC; OF. raw cotton
J + Tcttrel cf Sd a. Toari.st Association,
O. IS
N . Sus n firth ;Iocch aud $50
ove- Ho'ts-s Aid society, through Mrs VIM
Fr'h r a',icnt, "a pairs of 20 hs aud ~ pairs q
DIR swers.
Nj e su.en ir, \ goocb'snd, Api''o-s and
comfort.
sls.k welnr. A. cci. ~. for Yves. 20 1t Hos
y al, ! h count IT
'ine hos hospital suppis, for Ch'mbsrsEo Hos
pitsl.
Hrs -, linen fer lat
icho a, Mills So ana w;neer, 500
w Waiter, d. d. =
.i.sK--, d. d,
Mrs ate NJ Friend. through a Fl aendr SIN.
EEp, I'LL shirts.
Col. Hi slir &.
Hrs " II = Taylor eLi.ts-
drs Kirlr and Mrs reake shi' It ard trsrers
VI s'fi hr.s and parrphle
Mrs y. Pure her, sh,ts drawers &r.
n, I,ipscomh, SHIFTS snd rerts
T3 r,cnscn. crconsvile, > 60.
Disciples, Church, do a As
Mrs 8 shstor, DC 10 90
Mrs Msy ESl do 20 90.
hIr Cooper Grlps9er s.
Miss BETTE :, Bib FIR desick's Hal. 10 r.ts Of
drawers, 10 shi'ts and laps'-s -,cte.
M.,h ss l.reyo-. as.
DR. ElIiso, s..
Mrs. M E Ward, rot.owsy, lint, eandsges, Sc
DR. Stiles. for s'l'. &c $50,
J Watkins from gu. drv persoss 5io,
Z. eMallcry, benefit $50.
Mrs Muir bic S,s 50
QHWord, tracts, papes 81,
aJKsiy SO.
Mss w 'sirnules Esif,x so,
Misses u b md n q ts,lns, a. fss, + pai,s socta
and comfort.
Misaea Hattie aud Lou Ho,ledav Iou,es. TO-.
PHI Esyo. 30 copies DR. Mocrea ssrmcn
- Society, asnlv IL. tho .sh Miss Ghswri &,
II pairs cock, comfort ard blanket.
lady of HiehnoI d. Sic
Mrs po-i Foster Hsitfas, Int.
kia r II Sa,e, Charlotte. pairs cocks.
Mary Gill a othera proceeds nj fair, aioo.
hrs CLARA DAVIS. s..
frs Dill S.
Some la ies O. Noto-ay. clio.
L4des OF Curibe land, through Il 4 Brown. Il
acz eygs bfs,d, dried trr.t old Hnen, &c.
Some aides OF Charlotte. th'ough Mrs YIN "
Read. Asrs iecs butter, corne3 beef pas tI6ed
and bse-is, dried achas. shir's, ii i, regs 81.
n, Hart. Alcem ST. SIS.
I4sdier cf aiack Wall u, Halifax butter, bros 4
sDd biscuit crackers aud c,ses, ecrned osef. &c
Ladies OF &esd.Yi lie through AYrAs % shirts,
l comfort, bag ict, &c.
One box sage and Iiot from -.
Mrs. Susan Firth, 9oochlend. l.nt.
Misc Molis parrsco,t. Int and old rags.
Hugh Ri sir, lint.
Mrs aresh AN. Chesterfieid ea
ladies of Black Walnu', Hsiifax. through II
C1 bauis5, hams, bresi and biscuit, butter, sc
Mrs 4 u Meas. old ,iuen snl lemon,
!. VIII sms. IL shifts, pair. pants, 10 pairs
drawers. hsnnei gbiTts 39 pei-9 seek :, 3 1ndse
shirts, 50.
Thos Watson, Loui.s $50.
Mrs Hr,fhr, pairs sogs.s, parS gloves
q II sk,p~.'h. liusp ress.
fzr Bow, lint
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Obituaries.

JOHN .. BAR.sGfOFF, OF IN. Ricamond
atass l2a vrei,is y 6 nert. son n Th mss snd
4hry " Eayogo ys, Of thi. city, Died o sUld er'I
de .th, on The bRttlo q ID, sunday morning, J exc
-, a"clt 10 ofloek. Dean ioTeG a shining mark.
1bs u.g man--oniy - years cf age-wss tae
al OF bis fam'l arc ths e-e-. tcoTs E,d loved
co. paui,o sil VIII, knew him. Hs WAS enicw :.
of Natur- with Is fine p9fscn, 20 ich he a'ided
crtjVafec l. 20 lecs sn J, Winning manners, all
rartn, RsG,arCr IN. tf sctcr rtr h2Rrt-1F the st:r
est pr h,tI- \ v.Ty hCul Of acncr When l.
Er s'r agie for nHepe- d. &c c7mrl-r ted lie
~as s7o''~ to = 10 vA.pasee- nis 's-vi GO ard
cha go ( f}rrtrsr NOR tg Ii der tie i2scicn q
her'ck i, 'ha. h's vocn2, 'aitbfoi a 81.
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a'4 Sist ergag mest. E.5 deconsolats fsmry
'+ou n Ect yvI42cpt hors. a FgryrD
At the T=side2ce IF his sru; G he raorI..g q
the 2o.h OF May, is62. OF t. ph9:c fsve-, QNDkG3
LEWIS, geo Of John Iosbl, OF Chesterfield
county, ag,d % ysAs
lie q member of Cart. Eeeoy1's conpsn= Il
r9:uateegs, Stationed q; C,sneY Ill.td ard n the
hionm OF outa g. d health until be Contracted dis
$3.50 incident 20 camp !is, v hich spes IL; trus.
tceed his ~is ID strelgsh At rs requsgt Of his
rev oei .un., fGrs. i s:ia ;ogbi /, he brought
hone. II wi t-s lie 3-tl5. @IJ before be pe
I'd ieEad CT thas a.sa3E WAS seized with typhoid
and despta 81! her tec der care with th sid end
estsosiun u physicians so3 iends he f5'l, suo her
vic.i1 to his ooantgys nGgsa. Hs VS. ans
be snd interesting on IN, aGd by his correct DE-
per tm2nt has elcesrss himself ~ mEuy riep 49,
Tn. soder's frave will b. ~et.ted By he iesrg Of
fl 2ction, Peace toti3 astes. 4 EBIeND
Vsra~n Dsia May 81 1852
THOMAS & JOINS, private In his King vii
Ham ARTILLERY, r2s atlanta ooge!y .inei "a sat-
u'day hattie, Nap 81 rlore nools geae.cu4
aa5 courageous JCu.h han h3 never lived he
lived ioi e,aar.o 81 j,y tto vel. mettsd praise
be ,t3@ou = "a. il ta.;C y b Oar q III and
aieh in the 4.l1st Ct itt-ry, aged yest,.
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Coon NHws.-Thos. l. Preston hos already
enlisted 10 tbs Southwest ave hundred men
for The new Floyd PhaIanx" a. this rate
the com msnd will soon b. made up.
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