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waen the truth is ted, il will be found that North
CAROLINA has furnished a many, if not more men for
he Rsld than any otbss State in he oOnisderlOJ Ste
has armed equipped and clothed them in style which
other States may equal but have not surpassed. Taey
have fought aoby. At Manassas, NeWberD, Williams
burg H.nover Courthouse Seven Pnes and in the Va
lev they have shsd immortal honor on the laud of tie
aecEeubug Declaration. Their numbers are surprising
Not oly do Inc North Car inars fight we'll but they con
su,. themselves well 10 camp and on the march. They
10 not depredate They are brave and mOdest-regard
ul of the Interest," Of private citiz,ns. If the bogus
Governor, stany could see the po~erfu columns tina;
this brave old Safe bss given to the war, his traitor
heart would siuk sithn him Nor.h Carolina has done
her whole duy the cause and without Dragging about
Il She j. GLORIOUS old S ate. God LES her
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-18
YANKEE PICToRIALs.

Frank L,slies Illustrated Newspaper, Of Slst ult "a
copy Of which has been obtained by the Atlanta Com
nonwesth Is full Of wood cuts, sal anecdotes, etc.,
ever it in its pAlmes days of Southern patron
Age.
The great conf .grltion in Troy N. Y, on May 10th
in which nearly hundred houses we're destroyed
several lives lost, and three millions OF property destroy
ed forms a topic for full page OF Illustrations, show
ing the progress Of the fire, the efforts Of the FIRE
men, and the of ruin after the fire had been sub
dued.
full picture is given Of the landing Of the dig'of
truce boat from Com FarIaguts tquatron, at the
Memphis Jacket landing 10 New Orleans This picture
represents large crowd collected the levee among
WON are many lice all Of whom bear small Confede-
rate lgs 10 their hands, aud shouting Justify for
JEFF Davis and the Southern Confederacy." Two Ia
dies somewhat holder ttan the rest, have rrshed to
the waite edge and stand waving the Southern Dig IN
the face OF the ocsrs and they attempt TO get
ashore Coming, does, from our bitter enemes u
may be coniioered fair Indication Of the spirit Of
New Orleans oitzens.
The filthy Of all lis illustrations, Il one repre-
sentng J,f. Davis and bis Cabinet sneakng In upon
the solitude of the frogs and mutquitoes of dismal
swamp, WHO be begs In whining tone 70 let him rest
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RrLIAsrp OK PAnoL,-The Pe,er,burg Kzpr.., s,,s

RELEASED ON PARoLE.-The Petersburg Ezpress says !:
Leut-Col. Kane of the Philadelphia (Bucktas) regi.
msn who badly wounded In the leg curing the heavy
fkirmish Hsrrisonburg, Friday jane has been
released parole by Brig Gen. RnFop and sent home.
Col Kane left here Saturday In an ambulance for City
Point accompanied by Captain Taylor Of COL Kane
regiment who also goes back the City of Brotherly
Love- on parole. COL Kane thinks the bones Of his leg
badly broken but DR.. Lasster Of this city, who
amined the wound is Of different opinion. Col. Kane
states that every i,er Of his regiment, except Capt
Taylor like aft 1ghted dear, and left him 10 bis fate
We presume the only Why the Colonel did not
likewise, because bis leg 80 painfully jared
70 interfere very seriously with his powers Of iocomo
ton
Col. Kine is q con Of the well known Judge Kane,
Of Pnilg dephia and brother of the deceased but
much better known, DR.. Elisha Kent Kaue the Arct C
Explorer. The Kane family was represented being
very conservative before the war aud OF the brothers
was hoHored with the presidency Of the Philadelphia
BreC knrdge Club, but the has swallowed all the
conservatism which existed the NORTH aud along
with everything and every body, the Kane family. Tee
Colonel having now seen the Southern elephant, will
probably content himself at home in future.
The Captain Taylor, who accompanies Col Kane, is
An own brother Of the renowned traveller and Tribune"
corr, spoadent, Baysrd Taylor. He is hale, hearty,
strong looking youug ms1 apparently rs years OF age,
and quite sfIole in manner. He, too, seems content
with part he has already acted IN the great war
drama, aud is quite wilug TO leave the 6gdng yet 70
take place TO otner hands ''Stone WslP viii few
more Of the fever before many weeks stall have
elapsed.
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WAR DBPARTMBNe
ADJUrANT AND INsPk. GENERALS 0fnoE,
RICHMOND, June lIth, lsG2
CENTRAL ORDERS,

aESr3At ORDERS
Ath eIpIrlo OF their term Of Service all pa-oed pr
on rs who is:ed for hsve the names
dropp from tie muster rolls, and viii be discharged he
Co lfderate Btse Toe commissions OF the CHI
GERS expire "a the CT N sr
IL other than authorized BY TIE COmmsnd-
log tbs BANDING Off :ers OF Int lets
Law shall be recognized guts for iakog
soa Of private propey. Tdese agents. psos maxi i'm
pres sla eseat IN ir written Au hrty, when they
y their reeel Is all g1Ate the tictr Who l. to
pay forit
H. Congress hN conferred the Preset he right du--
ing the existing tske su:h control 81 The Hes OF ,le
grapl In IN. U-nedsvae Stat and u slh oeeI Cen ectei
herewith vii e7Ab hin eGtt sl saperrss The comnu
passing through he AID che oher powers
10 re agr6p- lnes the Prtsceli having cha
Gene al with discharge Of hs d2teE, equi-
ldirg ines establishments md conp Anee II
oc the appointment Of operators and sge-ts iht tp s N
sria he sddIes led TO the PotnAster neral
and officers prohi ei fro ,XercdDg these powers
Nv To prevent nisce oepon n reference TO ihe dshAgs
under eighteen aud thy Ave yeas OF ag under
the conlcpt the Srny In that only rrel LrIs
resntd for three the VII De srued u
their charge the 10th Of JUL no Of the abO7s
toaed who have enled whether they In Twelve
nhs regiments reg not entitled 10 dh
hArgs onth III have served gu. the OF ,nns uer'
Regm ,nal Ne ica oces when IA cha sc Of pat erts
boug 20 Geuer Hospital In the veintT Ct the sane, viii
turn hsn over u hsagsons In charge and return Without de-
lay, to the r legitimate d,ties.
By nmAnd OF the Secretary Of War,
(slsned,J :. COPPER,
junsis-lT Adjt. and Insp. GeneisL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-18
A RICHMOND BATTALION.
RIcHnokp. NaY lsI

hiVhhohD, nay y, 1000
10 The hN or RIonoHD AND vIcnIrr;
The necessity Of embodying In some available FORM
and for some good service all able to do duy IN
this trying hour, is apparent; for the destiny Of
State city, and, |. may be- Of the country and the
cause love- depends greatly upon the energy and
the power Of the Confederate to be dspiycd 10
the next few weeks month"; The urgent d,mspd for
soldiers already trained to makes IL nscesay 70
call al such, in and around Richmond, to the ID,
whilst the indispensable services Of city guard
der this necessity lost and interests important t. Rich
mond and to the Confederscy may be, In great mea-
sure neglected That there are five hundred 10 and
around our city true to the OF the South and who
would rather die upon the hills of Richmond, in defence
Of their homes and Of Virginia, than live to witness
their dissertation and dishonor-men who have not yet
taken up arms and yet Who are both able and wiling
/ will not doubt.
At the suggestion and BY authority Of the Secretary
of War; and aided by the cooperation Of the Council OF
the city exhibited below announce my dssirc and
purpose possible to organize the battalion indicaIod
as speedily As possible, and that the public may rave
confidence and &C. understsndngly in enrolling their
names, Indicate the following gentlemen all soldiers,
who have consented and who arc hereby suttorz TO
enroll eacn company OF one Euooiso men' Anu oho
will command the same II the requisite number be ai.ed
and the battalion organized, viz:
LOUIS J BossIEUx,
WV. l. bAULr,
JoBS q .GREAsIR.
F.C PpTrs.
VIZ. WIEr HARRISON.
With each Of these veil known citiz ms be i'und
roll with caption setting forth the tsras Of enrol
ment and another Of them, all persons disposed
to engage in this service referred The term Of ser
vice will be six months uni discharged and the
duties to be performed any to which the battalion may
DO assigned within the limits indicated If 10 be made
available for any good purpose the battalion must be
formed promptly, and organization will be att mped
until the requisite number have been enrolled By each Of
the gentlemen whose names have been given above.
W. II. ELLIOTT.
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uoIhInRf for the Army.

Oar Goverumen! hss more forecast than peoI Ia
suppose While this very paper was urging the impoI-
lance of providing clothing for the Fall and Winter cam
pAgI the Confederate subortss had already despatch
ed i,r ls Ferguson, of he Q iartermasers De-
p4rtrnen amply supplied with funds, to various points
IN the South for the purpose of purchasing al the material
fr clothing that Can be found II our folders suffer
for clothing it viii be TIE fault OF the Government
ausss, indeed the Government negcs to stimulate and
fser the production OF material. Purchase, at liberal
prices enough. Every loom in .he country should
oe ST going, aud they viii be- TIE State authorities
and the people vii help their Government Our soldiers
nusl De clothed.
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ru1 NAVAL rNa.essINr AZ NIurHIs.

TIE folio wing is despatch from the bellWeher Of Lin
con's Mississippi rams, TO Hon. Z. n Stanton, da.ed
"Ooposiye Memphis, June lOh:"
SIE-There are seSerl ACTS touching the naval en-.
gagemeat OF the inst, at this pscs, which wish TO
plscs on record.
Approaching Memphis, the sunboats we're in the sd-
y,rce | had received 10 notice that fight vs. eI-
oectsd but VS. informed landing within sight Cf
asmrhs that the enemy5 gunboais had reheated down
the riy r Nv first Information Of the pr, nee Of tho
enemy was a shot which paced over ny boat. bad
our OF nv most powerful rams IN the alysIce and reSdy
for any emergency the Others toEiGg the b4rgss
O, advancing 20 the attack, Iprct5d Of course, 20 be
% los-d Oy the Eouarc5 the Lancaster and the Swz'
Grand The Monarch came IN ga!Sntlv Some OF Il c
fcefs OF the Lancaster, which nov ntd The ptI place
in tbe line. ,clmG excited = 4 confuse bus the en-
yneels behaved veil bat lsg lot erred IN signals anu
backed the boat nore aud disabled her rudder Toe
.sp al the Ssl5lrlaud construed tie general signal
rider TO Keep halt mile in the OF tae lancaster
q mean that he ~as ITO keep halt mile behind her in
he engagement ana therefore, ial,d TO PARTICIPATE
aeEce lde Whole brun Of the hSht fell upon tie isen
and Monarch Eaj either tie Lancaster OF SsitEslSnd
followed me as IN HoLach DID, tie rebel gunaOs Van
Dorm would Let have CscJpod, and my ,gship would
o, have been disabled. Three OF The rebel Isms and
gunboats which struck by nv Two sank out
r,lt aud we're los another, cIied tie General Pce,
vas but seh,ly injured, ard raising her, and
purpose 10 sead her 20 my ct.
Respectfully,
CHARLVs EILITr, IT,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-18

A WAR sPEEcH FROM GIN BREoKsRIDGk "A cor
respondent Of the Mobile Register, writing from Aeri-
diAn Miss under date Of ION inst, notices the arrival
a. that place of Gen. John @ Breckenridge. During the
day. Col Colbcrts regiment made call" on Gen. B. 1t
tae Meridian House." The correspondent says:
Being informed by gentleman present that the as
sembIge was 10 compliment 20 him, he appeared in the
front piazzI when repeated calls aud cheers from the
soldiers ana citizens made IL Incumbent him TO say
something the assemblags appeared determined to
hear from lin.
C neral Br ckenridge prefacsd his remarks By protest
ing against making a regular speech-said he was not
accustomed OF late TO DOING and deprt Gated such
things that this the time Tor action, not speeches
rnaI need thuk there anything TO hope for
from the Lincoln Govern mtn, that this struggle bad
proved to uI that the enemy neither respected age f
male oye.ess or MANTLE weakness when In their
en- that our oBly hope was IN our own strong arms aud
determination never to be conquered, that history
showed nation Of people who r'sscd their oppres
sors wi boduess, determination and bravery, no mat
ter what the numerical superiority OF tie invader but
What they fnaliy succeeded aud eventually defeated
them.
Ills own State had not acted well, but it error
of Judgment oil heart She hoped TO be tb to say
the facda hand aud act as mediator but before she
wac aware u it, betrayed uy Of her
To Missssipplans he would say without dsPaTagng
the bravery OF the volunteers OF other aer, that he
bad tho honor OF commanding them at 'SdilOh' and
tut no drawer fought there that IN one Instance Il
was important formidable battery should be taken from
ihe enemy; be told his hssssppsn soldiers So and Oh,
az once charged l. with their bay0Beis with load OF
ba in their poss, ssiop, and took il over all
opposition.
lie closed by pledging himself to our cause, long
as there vas foot of soil defend and any Of her
sou rally in face OF the common enemy. lie assured
lis coultry that when tho sword lu aside, III
ever) and Kentucky left to dclde whom che would
Join, it would III certainly be the South.
HIS remarks eloquent in their inception and de.
livery aud were Listened with profound attention by
ladies' soldiers and cit ns and ecied much applause.
At the cIose the ladies' forward and intro
duced to him, and each shook him by the hand.
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Fsov NoRFolE -Tns Fsteslgrg EGPusI puSlisbes
toe ioowiag etser from intel gent and highly
saec.abe ci,l,n Of Norfolk ." dat,d . inst.
have not much Of interest to communicate. TIE
.kpes 5uppr,- sl here, so f,r "a ia their por
e. and We lave hing o1t street rumOrs, Of which the
.. v Is Toll
We have every reason 20 believe that Mcclellan has
o.sn badly whipped, sa4 hope sincerely il is SO.
Tie Ia KEGS have srpp'sJssd he D Book, sn6
sta,J 4 % Uac' Hi- rs0is lying little sheet, called
Zoe 'Nsslcs Uraa' N.by5y buys it except their o. u
q 2. and think t III yn@G perish Of hamilton. l. l.
l.a5I,d Dc lie Ryrsi D e. which they seized Tor tie
1lr.Jse Tee -c,u 1tr,!s D. eyoJv effort, 0y hes anG
i-clis Of every II d. 10 . Is 9. North and our own
rcats 5-'irv, thai there ia strong lion sentiment
\ re 80. 2, T.. Got zlzdoS Il tTuth in H. No psop,e
ever tsHtyt CT g. L1sl he people o. Norfolk uEde
heir ni.ort1u.s and sbs b. proud Of tee place fer
zoe osl, Of my ihs.
No pers,n o. cav respscabiiy holds any intercourse
~7seyyr With the N,nsees They will not even lcok a,
-l.u., s0d our c'uemps for ttCu elts even through
Tx o. ius,rsitlGv, ~ they tv,nce their chagrln n
s..ly ws,s Tuey trIe5 10 every say O overcome this
red 10 them bu dlrg :. impossible 70 do 30, have
4. lsugfn, mn < givsE Up the attempt We val fare,
have 20 COuJl AL ,he be11er their hands for it,
i.pegdauce.
J,e Ssgar had the insOleuce 10 make speech here
IA. Saturday night Al he lion men in Nor.o k /
understand, sere there. Tlty DO not number over
tssuty in eli. TIE lest OF the Audierce made up Of
Ylukee soldiers. give you 10: Of such OF toe UUiou
men as knoE 80 yCu may Judge OF what they made
D g. Todd the FIRST Uuion man they found.
rhe committee Who waited on J e Segar was Lewis
Webb John Belote and Dr. Sykes crazy creature wi o
raa against Nilson for Congress some years since
Tuese we're the most respectable they had, you
may il ICE what the balance Besides these, IN.
rstand ten or fifteen more OF the same kidney
the les. RI ref Of the town, have taken the OATH but
not one person OF reap ctsbiv In the city.
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EnFFuhnrAtiNa.

TIE Eiinburs s.otsnaaa o. M, > Us We learn from
the anbu, GO Orgis I'qHirsr) processes to have
pivae iuiOrnai7u frOu Paris "eoincidng with certain
sgss and synpems TO the effect that unlsls set.
Lsment Of ste d,altes in Am RIGA should be reached
within few weeks from that time-i, before the heat
Of suHmsr arrests F,dsrsl operations in the South the
pcs ton Of srs here d greatly altered The Freacb
Emperor viii then regard a. certain that the war and
toe embargo Of cotton continue for a. lesst
other year without European Intervention sni that
vii. In that event commence measures contemplating
trVenton necessary. II thinks that be will bes ~
friendly addressed to both pArtie, that
this being unhssisd by one both comba'ants, he
S.ui throW out something that might be considered
against the party resuming hOssiss and would
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suggest that The whole mater in dispute be referred to
the vote Of each Safe ssparatey-each deciding for It,
se whether Ii desires union under one Federal Central
Government or re construction under two or more such
governmental It rightly concludes that for the North
70 scceds to TIE French proposal would be certainly
though indreo ~ to csdO separation, and it antic
p.tes $ ri ciOu by The North 1t says, Il. is difficult
to see what s i've steps France would take we're she
l.,f,A ard
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TIE FRENcH FRIGArE "CoURcNNE"-PaVae letters
received from Cherbourg, from an English gentleman
we'll qualified to give opinion upon such matters state
that the Hated frgae Couronne now lying ia Cherooug
basin has ia her recent trials proved decided success
in every way Sue is $50 feet long on her gun deck,
carries thrytwo guns on her main deck steans four
teen knots and has proved herself to be an EXCELLENT
seaboat The Couronnes frame is Of iron, coated with
wood, on which rest the amor plats' She was AGED
ON the stocks in September, 1885, at Lorient SIe 10
coated with armor from end to end and her engines are
Of 900 horae.poWer
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l. was though, by the Yankees several months ago.
sas tie long succession Of reverses dsdrg from tne
Il Of For. DJuel,ou the Csp;use q Memphis, as eu
orscd il the anaconda schsms, would utterly disPiri
Jle Sou!hsra pecpl4, AID cause ;hem TO abandon all
lcpe Of successful u resist bo 50 called Uui,ed SIAes.
Ba; ius,,s Of realzg the Truth VI these pleasing anti
cplions they TIE rebels determined than ever
submit the abolition dynasty; aud now, as must
De applreat al sensible among themselves, they
are absolutely further from .5o accomplishment Of their
purposes Of srtiusatoa aad suppression than ever.
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LIIAD.

Air H New Re1, CO. aboutrhses weeks ago, the 5'b
his age Nra OTTAWA CHRISTIAN, vile or !no d.
Ch-'tt!Au o. ID .uny.
M O had vel 70 her naive home ty the inya
der aui ts nay have died Fell Destroyer" IN d. biz
certain Ia. In cu-g Ter duufu dspsL or
and rx ID late being IN the amy. In the
I'D chysrd old Pc sohgorsa TIE past present,
Al Ioys TIE r.pose Il The 5000 an fslihfOL
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WAR DEPARTMENT, J
RICHMOND, Nay 2s.h, 1852.

Capt. W. n. Elott-Prcsent:
SR-You arc authorized to raise five companies Tor
local and special service within the circuit Of the latte
res around Richmond and Manchester the said comPa
panies to be organized into battalion, OF which you
will be commissioned hsjor-the mpany officers L CT
ed These officers must be returned in the caption Of
the muster rolls 10 the ASjutint G-neral.
The companies must be regularly orgarI-d a. rec
quired for like companies in general vice, men Of
all ages, not actually in service, may be acc ped
GroRa, W. RANDOLPH, Secretary OF War.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
nnAra 1hERY CO. V

TIVE great number tf app icaton for load has Induced he
p,ieors 10 open IN plGce II will oe ket In ~ good
style as ihr creunatabees Of TIE Sou1try vi ! admit
"a viii leave train al shSvsvle statonomnibuS-
seS viii b. IN waiting to convey 1917 miles, re spnns
j.i3@is q" " BOOTH, ooLHouS co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-18

At meeting of the Council Of the city Of RcNmord,
June 81 1882 at o'clock, P. H., the following pr.an'
bic and resolutions we're unanimously sdoppd:
TIE Secretary of War having authorized ". ". Eil.
oft to raise battalion for the defence OF this city Tor
the term of six months; Therefore
Resolved. That the Coupcil OF the city Of Richmond
will appropriate twenty dollars per month, az ooGcy'o
each noncommssioned officer and private who may on.
let in sad bst1lop the date Of bis bounty to ocIn.
mepcs at the time OF mastering into service and end
with the term Of service when they disbandsj.
copy:
w. NORTON, q. q.
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larry.
A yIiKSD

BE sssrs In soss gr Cut DO IN In his youth, by ~
rs,h o. dss re- COB OF bURKE, ~ hich
burke kAppahAfn iy, uhile CALAMITY deCnllF h
sjaEty Front oval ala Eve buckshot having
e I'd s he made & up al that dear on
lin Ia TeuH br ugt home where his grave
shall be sgrinkied IN the =aEs o. ia many friends
seat dear rony thy gables Ger thy smiling
ACE EOase, iii yet Ags4 meet Aee where
20 yer Of earth ran seyAra
And "a that bOJyc ID 10 death,
Thief IOvd 10 veil
And has be q sUn his ttt h-eath,
And gone 70 hs.y,n T. dwell
Yes, Tony, thou e gOae nom h uce
lay tss we'l eJce,
Tlll heaven al Tvooupence.
In vast eternity.
Dispatch please copy hAr1lkIG
Fell his $50 year In the battle % Whom March
OIL WILLIAM hYDE, 70 m Vi g'uA and lac Of Brua
wi 4, Aisour Fairly last h Of he hs 70 youc
def nd his safe fro invade he nsd Gen Prize
army, In which he Cd tsndiog souhe rEh u he
fell be sde Colon regI ent ui.houi dssen 1g
vii In the my he I'm his other cneers and
men Atynpahzi-g cod, able companion, con
ssn, and brave aId sd m de: the de ~
Of taS'N e1 gnleRaa e HAr Of state has lost dstlt
Prvsby.eAn Chursn yle-b and he South army
brave sod Gent chivAlfvu KIND tio:ic. az, con
piols vi b epy fet By hienls his state and
regiment No nab vr MAJ has is- for Sou hern ber
b.. dis pArep ih 20 that hou "a him
sfter he Ell me the army and VII
earth, ~ the Of b.s hsi his rsnsoned
% Is glt 70 N; HsaysnJ world wheie they vii meet
h m agNn.
~ NJ sy'url pa COY.
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CITY KATTALIUN,

MAJOR WYATT NJ ELLIOTT, UChhANh'NG
ONE HuI ed O between the ages Of 16 sEd - yea-,
" waited = company In the above BATTALION Ter ar
special d. Of the t, Of Richmond for sx h,
srvs uhitI eehaged ~ order Of the tesT.Ty Of
s6-Pay sa1 PEI month and rations.
None Of sobriey sad COED character wanted
Apply t. NJ l. mACLE isl Is,J 81,
TUCKLR RASDO Phi do
jos. d. JANIS, ts,n Rnk,
iso-6t MIOH.git
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REUHMOND " HE
- CnRRESpoNpsNEs

- .a.srs % tssiasss n,sss % addressed ns"EOr o
Iis Vs.g"
t-sJ t0sH bots sides o. s pdpsr 7A -o1 - Po'sa'
~ IA q los.g ssaaiNg, ougA % % hH0soz g. az
.lf -i Dc fGrtsd o Obituary Hoties Ssos'a
~ sgAs IRE, CHARGED Nor as adssrtssrarnia.
II Y eaaaofsaiaaEs -s-n -sistsd ooElSssaSecs osS
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awhile in their hsuats, until bis friends in England
can do something for him-or Ne get sOms stryeh.
nins ~
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DIVIDEND nett being TwI liars a1dten
per share vii be psid Ia currsncJ to the s1ckhoid
gs Of the hank Of Virginia. en- lat July c..,.
isls-l@ EITAfLok, SasAs''
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WANTRD.-loO MEN.

NANTED.-lOO MEN.
desire enlist for City Defence for Capt Elliott! Bason,
leo om IS 70 as Of Pay 81 Let month al
lions Noar but sober we'll behaved men wanted
Apply ct my store No. 80 Main SIevt. ..z.
jsl2 81 LulsJ BUZZ "a