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GAVE YOUR MONEY
y TIE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY.
26S Gr1cuwith Nj t. A,tNceu Warren and murray,
y. Y, sell, deliver free and warrant h. please.
Pare starch tBlCKENi,,. alts f,r a5tts, toN 4',c.
Family soap tBtChLIE! warranted pure, box
81, ISM ~.
Tran i.Jr'rt tBl'CKEYEl sonp 10c, In CIR 20.
Warn, ,,at,d M CkETEl soap o., cak, r-,
Best family hIur tBuCkEYE,l -, bag Sos.
: .snr-,urcl hams warranted, =, shoulders do. Tc.
n.s,k @ni sr|"n t'sss ifss -sg q to -
'olr' l'"h 10 10 20, 81 qualities unt1uslI"d Tor
dcly,o0suosl f favor aud strength. The compe-
ttlun ~ the city is dofioi.
Can and look Il these poo.iq Il will save your mo-
ney. II is No huuhug. Look ont On the uumher,
gGS GREENWICH STREET
pedestal sign at tie door, with the lct'rsP p CO.
in red. myi3 2Isc'l3T
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DECISIONS, PAY, BOUNTY MONEY.
fr1e Money, and al Other claims Of soldiers,
sc1men ami t.oir widows and heirs collected
promptly, by GEO. wooDMAS, 80 Pine ~, near
the ca tom House myl2 2IIc'i45
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yly;sSas'4NssS.

CURE YOUR COUGN--uSE CAMP
- HElL'S syrup ~ Tar and wild Cherry, II D.
a sure cure iJr coughs, colds and fpro thro"t. Try
II; ouly - cents - h,itc H. be- had only at
tAMflIELLS nu. store, cor 9Th nv and 2,th 1t,
aud pONAlb'S Dry Guod. :; re, 800 BpWery,
u.at Il ~ Also f,r sale, FJRNASS EuEt'MA.
TIC EMINENT; price ~ its .er uottc, ap1o 2i'lta
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GgEEGH.1ess.S.

4 W. ROSE-II>I, Provisions, AT
~ wlole.lc-hus removed from LIao.d 'iaid
o. 29l Was.uat n ri. tbct Chambers ali Il id.y
where he FOL, T. a call nom his ir,uls. Mttr.l,
10 lis, 100 .hs % lbs, 20 ,is. pa kaye, HA,
Herring, city Hams, Shoulders, BET, Pork, INr /,
Butt y Cheese, for sale, good and cheap uyd 2i,c-
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EXCURSIONS, FXCURSlONS-STEAM-
- boats and harges T. charter for excursions
$50 lludl'y's Grove. Apply TO WIN. w, KINNEY
S' west st. near West 10th, myli lt'lD2
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FOR LiNERrOOI.-OLD BLACK STAR
Linc-rhr IncSct chip HEMISPHERE, lying
a pier % Eat river, sails MY 70. TIE CARAVAN
sails ~ Of May For passage apply on ard,
to WILLIAMS ~ GUION, 10 Fulton st. myl4 2iac'
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SEWING MACHINE.

N \. SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM
4Ns aso Broadway, con. Brooup st,
Every variety ~
Family and Ma soSiuy Machines
TO RENT AND FOR SALE
Machines repaired, Doug 1t ana sold commission.
my3 26sc'l46
CEWlNG MACHINE FOR SAlE--ONE OF
- Singers No, machines; are going Into other
bus ness inquire ZOE Bsysrd st, "a noor. s24 2iao'
SEWING MACH MESSENGERS Wheeler
. & Wilson's Grover x Bakers and others, for
sale, rent or exchange; sold on part payment, ma
chimes bought, exchanged and repaired, at No $40
broadway, room 2, up stairs. Lot OF Grover ~
Blkrr's bag machines cheap. myn 24ac'lS4
SEWING MACUINES-FINKLE 4 LYON,
y and other hrst-yls sewing machines 10 ront or
for sale, on monthly payments. Instructions free,
and no charge for delivery, Apply to p. II. DlA-
MOND, at the Office Of tie Fnkls Il Lyon 5. NJ. Go,
DIS Broadway. npl6 2isc'l3l
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L LAFAYETTE FIRE INsIR lNCE COMPANY
OF hEOJkLNN.

orrioF. HVASon orFluh
81 FULTON STREE II wALLsrREEr
EkDNkIiN. SfW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, irt"Ot DOLL AR5.
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You ANT n...iIcl, are youi'
'lcs, and my husbands gone to fight MS you
d.d al iuti DoHt.Son.'
'Oh, dear, no sad, frcttully, I'm so sorry.
' nat did you ret married f,r2 Never mind
! 4 put hlIcr IN his dumping when | get
we'll
Mi,h the Last words, mi,chievous light broke
over his face, aud his black eyes twnklcd.
l.HSicl m.rly at him, and ne seemed t. enjoy
u "uSay. Poor fellow little enough amuse-
L. M he had. II he could anlusa himself at my
eapcns,, woulu have 10 Objection.
By mex. patient was an Orphan boy, sixteen
/, are oi nse. Frank B. belonged 10 iirgcs
; J.fpsi.ooterf, and Drawer heart never beat
n the bosom oi mortal THAI that which throDJe4
~ lis.
While bathing his face, asked him what in
due HIM 10 leave his home and friends in Ne
bnska, 10 come away ana peril his lie at such
al eariy aye. LIS reply 10 worthy to be written
~ that u he noble Nathan Hale who regretted
having hut 'Unc life TO offer TO his country
lie said; i joined the army because uas
young and strong have but oao life, and that
~ollc bc worth no.hns to nc il not offered 70
my country
noble "o!l How many more like him hay,
fall" Wiling sacrifices!
-tls next day carried baskn, Of apples,
oranges, p,ssy tea &c, TO the hospital. Az
went ~, several 81 tie Yen iiised their heads and
ool,lcd plea. antly. -!
I'm glad you have come buck, said one md
smother thought II looked 30 home like Ia soc n
woman amongst them
y my 'admirer' with the black ewes, claspe1
my hand when offered him All orange, and Kiss.
Ell il gratefully
bless you. If die, III watch over you from
hci, en-
Poor fellow wonder, If from that heaven
.e,t ,xl oh IA 4.
c'lcr me tonight rs peu tless lines
FTarlsles blue eyes greeted me with glad
sn.c uciure was near enough to speak to him.
When bent over and asked how he ielt, he an
swcred Inc cheeI!uily, saying he hoped to he able
soon to return to his regiment
bsthed his face, gave him cup Of hot tea,
~ Ii :, me toast, and loii him sleeping swectly.
Iause who have never visited the hospitals,
mot conceive Of The wrctchel condition IL. which
tl. men ara brought into them. That day TWEEN
t,-ciA,ht were brought from DonclsOn and Savau-
tth, and such objects never saw. There faces
..lhunls weye sia with coal dust, and burning,
wiA fever Their hair long and matted-beard
uncut and iul! VI dirt.
u was serious task to attempt rendering
.hca comfortable, but did rot shrink from it.
o. the contrary felt gI!eyed Al my inability 10
re moro than one ~ time. On, how long
e. for the power then 10 stir SON. Of my own
sS, who in that town passed the days IN
T. u,htle.s idlences, TO action, it only for IN
W., to assist in bringing those poor sufferers /,
. .unforiable condition.
from morning ill noon, ! toIleI faithfully
,laa from my heart, and thankful Tor the i'm
4 400 that hal sent me there. | went home al,
,,ncd and ic ling tired, waptsl 70 lie down an
t. But then IciHembc.ed nal promised e
,'i,' -ons fruit TO the hoyrin The afternoon an
! %. .at ,,el -e'..i'l IN I lal,olr t,..u"H
t.-.t b.. ..a. .'.o. r',,. .'i"N ..- t4..
= --i., H. a ~-..... .....- '.... ...i 3. s'
:. ~ 1Orm...
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DR. VAN llAMBERTS FEMALE MONTH
- Ll FILLS arc safe remedy for obstruction,
&c, FROM cold, or sny cause 81 per box For
coueis, colds, &c. Ayers Cherry Pcc;oral. For
arr"ula, rheumatism, Sc, redy's Discovery
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SHIPPING.

Tor INTERPOLATION BLACK
star Line. The LrCY THOMPSON, 1t Pay
10, East Riy.r, sails lIth My. From Liverpool
4 slip Of this line sails every week. Duitl on
Ireland. AIp.y 2ib Pearl st. Rp30 2itc'i10
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hE BONE, OFFICE 3, WLS'r 10Th ST.
- d-sas's u' the Leart hugs, liver, kidneys, al.
'crlt,d thfoatS, female complaints Ac,td ulcers
Sores orrrtipu-, skin dise,-"s, curci. once hours
| O. 4. and u 10 y y. NJ Old DIR. BONES Bittofs
and Pills sold only at my office. ap2D 2i,c'21I
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leaves NV York II 4. w. daily 'slnlays except
81! making close connection at n lrrizburz til
f'hn-y wanna KN rott-Wth no change ot cars 70
Ptt'bhr< ant bat one & q Hciunsti aud Chicago.
j. M L...-. L. l.l ... ~.
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Personal NOTICES.

NOTICEABLE PERSONS HAVING Goods
~ ptwned 1t Jpi P,ari ~, are requested b. call
Nni redeem TIE same before tie 1T Of June, ~ the
building will he thrown down. MIS- b. COsTEL-
10 PawnbroSor. myiiY'iJl
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no MANUFACTURERS AND MECHAN-

!ut'. Fp. ... N.rrliG, %, ~ 70, i' -
!. s., d. .. ,mNc, mss s.ts'L,A
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STEAMBOATS,.

nay BOAT FOR ALBANY
- stea'utr ARMENIA WM leave pier foot Of
Harrison IL ". r., every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, Al I-i5 o'osack, A. Nj, making ut,ru.dlatc
andluga, touching ., Both 81 at O'clock, A. NJ
mix 2ilc'loS
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500 = NJ. Weston !. preas toi Esston. Allentown,
Recalling, I'm slough, P.rsb.ts, and tie W u.
-, ping cars It IN Jersey CITY through 10 Pits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

t5ife 10 tho hilt, and to The death Ut tGnse
whose only fault is that they deffna
themselves; applaud the Beast Butler LOT
crimes tia. have ansered and shamed the
world; and cry out that the good cisi-
7cns or the South must nc liuug as high
rs Hannah; We say when such as these
acl thus, what arc we to expect Of the multi
ind. ; If such as Jackson be the best, IN
Mercy's name, how shall we conceive OF the
,rorsf? II the teachers Of piety show them
selves fiji ministers Of Satan, aud full Of falso-
hoods and murdcrous desires, what must be
those who accept them as patterns and exam
ples'
Arain, and once more, and, perhaps, ai-
ready for the thousandth time, We thank
Providence that we are discovered from PEG
ME where such mea are the teachersi il the
w. TO independence we're tea thousand
times roughcr than it il: still We you'd trad
i, +, e5.sre iroIu the body Of DEATH of
Norghc7n a5.-nci2tioT.
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ina Yankee uunpcar

which KS reported BIZ u yesterday IS hc'Ies
aground in the TiciDit;; Of City Point, Ne learn
was not materially damaged ~ the field
p:ecls sen: down to destroy her. The pieces
we-e placed ii: position and opened o. the
yunbosl. cut their callbre was too small to
destroy inc vessel, although ever shot st77;;"iI
her. After OFT batter: opened III the g';.-
Dos, sac slceccded.iu 50 far Fighting neTssii
as 10 reply, which she dla win sone spirit,
and snc.aeaed IA killing two Of Our 'hoTsea,
aud sending s;lndry balls through the ont
houses oa the farm Of ,,,Irs. 1Iary c. Wray,
Oh tie Chesterfield shore, Our men finally
discovered that thoJ were expanding pcwdef
and ball to vary little purpose and desisted-
s;nnu Star, two Federal tngc came up, and
making fast to the gunboat, succeeded in start
ins her, but had toEToi her only a short dis
sa8ce. Thea she agar, grounded End stuck so
fas. that ail efforts 70 remove her prove" M
aYa,Iiing. When iast heard from she vas
still aground, but 81: other gulhoa.s had
been sent to her a-:istaRce. 1t was SIP
possi in Petersburg that hsaTy field pieces
mai heea sfat down TO renew .he attach
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TRe 5kii.aiss n Prince George.

James Phillips OF Grscnsville, nsnbef OF
the Petersburg Cavalry, Tho was supposed 70
have been killed il the recent sEirInish Il:
Prince George: is noTT known to be a prisoner
in the hands OF the enemy. His capture gfss
caused Dy the disabling OF his horse.
TIE Yankee ca7alry, heartily reinforced
alter the skirmish, advanced rs far as The en-
campmeIt Of the Thirteenth virginia CaTalI;5-
Regiment, at Sycamore Church, where they
burnt tie tents remaining, bat ali he CUR
termaste7 End Connissarv stores mad been
removed. The church 7-as not burned * re-
ported. = t.i;ca Garnet On IT, aisics, was rip
pei Up, snd pre7eat7d 70 ?2""5 lady 81 the
aeighhcrhood! lo damage, we.aTc Informed
~as done t. fhc building
The Federal. s.a,al at f:eTys'ii:s t1.t thsy
had Two men severely wcaniei, bht nero
killed. They sIs7 informed the citizens t here
that they would return again iii Gay ar 'wo.
There had been 10 Indications 81 sheiT return
at pom Yesterday. 10y
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Nesro uho:.instion sid Ilsoleacs.

The hrautirs OF negro freedom are f.cink
.hown in varied colors in Culpepcr. Some
DAYS ago, (says the Lynchbnrg Republican, =
the Yankee visited the house CT a wealthy
gentleman named So1lerYille, Of that county,
aud told his negroes they were free snd might
Leave thei7 master when they chose, The
coechnaa Of the gentleman. Dig, black
sreasr scoundrs!, gent straightly to mis- mas
trr's chamber. dressed himself in his best suit
OF clothes, put OH lis hat, watch and chain:
took his stick, All returning to the psrlor:
where his master was, insolcctly in
forr.ni HIN he might ior the future
drive his cwn coach. He then babe hiIa
good bve md Lett, Tire negro women, toos
ere not behind the lords Of creation in tte5s
acts Of imruiencc, Cases are reported where
these wrnahos have attempted 10 smack the
laws 81 their misrasse-, and it il not IN IN
common thing for them tu dress Ill their HIS
treti5eE' clothes put on their jewelry and or
na,n.nts, and leaTe them in the face Of nay
telling them they are going to play the Piano
for the Northern gemmen.' The people
will thus see SHAT thcy are to expect when
the Yankee and the negro shall obtain the
ascendency. who would not rather die i
thousand deaths than submit to 5Ucn iDdlg1i-
ties and insults - til part Of these black
-.i1Ic;-s
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~@~O.e
nt:tlar,

- t;-' Memoir CIl;. E"Hr. O. HALE C-:zyn-'
Z :!.a is;h l:cV-rGt rrrTr q Gs-ez s,1asty,
ne 7eSu.vsi :5or;rI .Cat IL :bs battle Il Il: ys
cfiE: ed, Eai ;i. tic.t? geld syes .:.t;
G.c:jrrH!,- .4xr.E, fg-- "E!cG be "as E,rss ;"- :.
yiia u the cy: D:t. through br .u;s:Tca:iDn {: ::-
5-:oTrd e he prTs.- h25-e q: NJ. bI:p-- "hv:s
alter every .tIruls rLt - %: Q: Kindred,
fr;c.is i.iiei IL heal him. te hresihe IL lt' ~ u
18Th CT LILLY. .ud his rr=...ts c"Cry:j - b..
IN, the place u h> Gt:b ::5a. year. i:: Eis.I
T.u"rr. G:sid weeping Relatives ngl i.ru: "a. :-@''
srrvi-c& T:--u i-rrncd aud r.. bod: c"ruii.g: 20 ~
ralb h".= G:!.I! = sirGs f4;i. itc :"..r'"S :: 20
resurrection.
uur :'"'rs iIi:ci hi.s i"ilE c:."t!c: f"..;:. - -
"f;ts s"atL .no;hr. .dd-t - -v9ES ,t Of t-i"s' ="
care tfGi tic gaze r!p.!cC:. Ut Ei""dy ~.
Cart. hHiln rs"ir; -so highly ~-'""ai-S =
i:ved .s lis "~E couti:. IL cog svuiIe:S"a r;..
Fad, .t3-e al. LaI;1,I... Ihrs" ~L2 sh:E lin :"
will .S. tes.uocy ;hnt Eli, :, G1tnoaci1S eii!"2: -
Iv,i III hni- departed *otc. Whgt Il -ieE dVi::"
. :.tI.;;os tnis 20 eli who were int-rt,t-t 80 hic
H.. H.: -it ~.Go-e Ell 49,, sac ;b.e< -9eLs 'h 49,
:, A.. iahc= !np.h-: brothers. sister, ,In.rI-. =:
f.ss .ad .r:eoi, 10 aD=:E :Lei! :@s- Ht:el, G~ So
49, lie L.s y
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George Eartrn Cay.

p,... u H.shco:i, CT t:5h'd ,sTs5. cH=....-'s: =
s-z.p, GEORGE H4RTiN CARY, IL ;ho -2i !-st 3. 10.
s:s, c@b:. .; :hc Glaucester Trcp7. 2rt E..'I.-.
virginia CnrsiI?. Aasy natl: go VIII 20 ;!fss@'
:;h Ct a-rS-S;cd S,cr .st!.s ;h!I -a"E=,:
saal sc;.:r, 80 t.cri t:sh ic=,'. si..r.,! 2;
=eas;oun HIS lei, IS Fr.ux .cd g-rrr.T: e h. !'i"'
stioI. utterly fss-ies 20. cy:"a1 ). E:s ctc2"'
-s-rg "Io kre" him aipc.s<; toTcd Liza ".e :.
tc.iIi t.rit. o. bt. 12l3 ctg-ac;-: va -
sh..i:y "a judging c:hsr,.
Tho TTltsr VI th.1 brief actgc iIe- L. .-i;G.l? ::
Teg. ap1 :. al tLst time c,-ucs rrr-IL"! -Es!- -
-ssare ~ which H-"rr" CaIF sf"r! .=ic.::gI'f o.:
-; .rIy o. t:a feiioT aez-
Ia ~, ..aCsIS:- i:Ss q -. -
~Ecre Z" wa the .s,"-: nGd .oTc u bI i:-SO
az 5s;' uases. 10 80, sod .:Cte-t, ;p2: 81 -
u. :..u!y cir"H7, aud especially e-:T=i n y
-E.s!c. bo:s, whom no al~nSr c"E r5cer III h-i'G
,Tote.!G2 AID rTG2 ?c:"d CT - him IL s r.!: -
csPr;... iic i-:t .sr"i Zitt c'.-. -. a. .s -
En....c;3rsa * ii. y"... aud Ike :aiI :. e -
zee. =a's.st b. Ia:.-!t.:J -r1ee: ..!I.ei "iit
&C mind, Et.cL rad E.eu Wall trI.I-d. sst at =!
l.- hsbs, re :as.;J l.sDTsi 10 MIKE ni=.'@!. y
-, n yc"lar. WAY ns.i NJ rt 80 tai ~ 's.''
c:cl. III APPROPRIATENESS; Gu; dearly IT, g"-: Z: -.
whO ttl .sE!a. cc!TpauJ. sad TaD as!thi--
.:d Is-r. p5qri N stcE u !risCd
= III. e,ria OF lEri, he is;t the '.,v;IsiiJ ."- 90
..m: aEd, nltae5gh be I'D 20; 81, where h. i.i
II gorge vcud sGrs des..fi IN The Tna q, -Hr'.
-,n.Ir.,u i.l tS:est that he baa .-ale o.: ~
=" =: "!.a k.e uVu.e life .al go i.4:- go
| IL. e G.. 3rr E=Tgt''riop. =" e y
c.sP Sri. EicHLc32.
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rMf FRINGE; 0! oRIEA:s IS tsiTSic.T q, I.iT t:
WHAT ENGLAND TrI.irs Or T;iEIf ,1n,n,.

rMf FRINGE; o! oRiEa:s IS l:iTaic.1 70, lid T.:
-TiiAT ENGLAND THIHrs Or THfIT .1n,n,.
lF7:. TO L"7ioa r.: t;o7,:..'-s c-.sa jay i: :
Tx TIC Dung princes Of tho House d Or
:car; rave abs,i1-med Tie :,Iitar- sc..:;::c2
an =: hich lhev had oniesad ;;nder the federal
- ::.iucnt. ar.i riil s.n 'ilie,ly settle down
Ii the pCac. AMI l.ri.acJ OF their oT"n nome.
Why, E.3St people vii 10 inclined 10 -,
did me- t.,i;a s..r.iS" Enlr7 The federal .o;--
ar;.Ticnt at ali Whit motives could h.T::.
,,ruinp;"d thrI. - e'ch Ster:-whai benefit.
Cd they hope 10 derive ftof.. il Whatever
reputation i.r youthful spirit and enterprise.
They might have expected l.. sH2rre h. ioin-
ing in T. foreign quarrel Will scarcely court
teTbalance the peculiarly insracsfnl .n,l
unchivalT1ls T.ai.iIr IN .:!ct they hG7%!g
rt1rns3 IL M1ir st:s..3 lis swcrds Hh:ck i
SO, lid haze haen riser ileT2T to have drawn
IT. part t-k"7: l. !, ;ic yalrE ORLEANS Tr:n-
ce1- n thc .alner!ca.. contest Wa from :hc
FER l.-st great mistake. We ran easily
enter into the ferling hy which vc:;D-. nigh
spirited and ambitious Youths would be IN
lucei to sei.2 ths first Opportunity CT show
ing TO lEc word thGt IL personal yalOr II
the readiness to do and dare in a noble
cause, :heE s.s net unworthy Of tEei7 tits
trious lineage; and to chow the whole
world that the blood Of Henry II. aud
of Condo flowed e their veins Ne
can likewise easily imagine sumo posi-
bic case il which, had the former United
States of America found themselves engaged
il hostlties with e foreign Power, it might
have been both polite and graceful in the
French Princes to hsTe fought azdsr- the asS
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EacoaaEnS Ne-S.

Iii: Petersburg Express" CT yesterday;
says there csn &c impropricsy IN stating, what
is known 10 be fact. that Oh arrival has rs-
Gently taken place at Southern port, which
viii add i;1c-liy 10 the suFP;i?E Of the South,
ant. enable tra Confederate Government 10
place in the a.la VERY large additional num-
Der Of armed men. The vessel caue il boldly,
--ss not :. all iate.fered With b. the blotFs-
ders, aad ensblss one OF PetersbuIg's tit:
- .
zens to reach hc:ne again after : long So
sencs. -".5
The express" sa5s that the news from
abroad is encouraging, but deems it. best, for
The present, to withhold it. ~ So.
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MOVEMENTS or TIFF ENEMY

GRENADA, August 4th.-'rhc caemy- ia re-
ported to be advancing OH Senatcbie, in three
columns, from Memphis estimated at from
1000 to 1900 strong. Rcinforce;2ents arc
being sent from this place to Colonel Jack
son.
Curtis's cavalry attacked provision train
en- route to Gen. Parsons, near Austin, hiss,
:. fe~ days ago, and were repulsed With coz
siderable loss.
A Cairo dispatch dated the 18th, says: The
rebels made dash at humboldt, yesterday,
Oar cavalry He'd without firing gan. The
rebel cavalry attacked our infantry and killed
iilteen, taking some prisoners, and have POS
session OF the town.
Colonel Logan hung Mr.. W-hipple, a wealthy
and influential citizen Of Jackson, Tenn, on
the 29th ult., fer r;icting Confederate parti-
Fans to bridge which thcy burned Logan
also burnt the houses o. several sympathizers-
DR.. Leftwich, Yankee Cotton buyer, vas
captured by sucrilas near Brownsville, last
week, with $4,000 il specie. He has arrived
here. Prisoners taken yesterday report from
below that the Yankees have evacuated Baton
Rouge, and that Gen Breckenridge is in pos
session Of the city, ss-
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q. . Harris.

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- Especially a-a:, having w9r iIs. ~. Is Il
racues. e ais Gispcs..z ncd Tie c:;.S. na:c' a.
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AID cbeertuis.ss r3G-: al LIS :'. cf tn. march -:
camp uy:"r;-d .ne! sJGtraQa. Aud .h?uy! :: rs
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Ihs Yankees Trying to TeicGraphio Dods:

AN Interesting colloqny occurred Of.
;ercay, between Loa"s 'onitl' f"i> op:;a
Tor, on tha Gordonsrillc line, ano the "pH7si"i
III this .'i;y. The f.Inri. a :i:':':, Of "
I'D liis Gagged 10 .,hran i.ss#t $s"" 81 tie INK
bstwaea bearer Dam an;. fra.::T;ri: 9 lia'
station, and conncct;n: " bgttcTT, commenced
work vii. The following resi;Ii:
Boga. urerst2r.---H hase - :'a~fs"I:.
Richi1oni ppeTatoT.-W are Y"a
Bogus OPERATOR" G"
i.:chuorl upera' ~ - Is " "a
isog,,5 Observation-Disclosures
The fraI;d VIC i.o;v palpahle.]
Richmond UpeTstor,-J.scskon !: !" f'e':
iricLsLa7s, Enj viii be alter yoH to-n:"T'a'
j-au internal Yankee sccrnd:>i
TIE Eos.s Operator droppei Il. Lii
aud tn .r:Tc - c7cc viii 42a n h.
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