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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-19

DIANOF0RTE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE-A HAND
i rosewood Pianoforte IA oatave of Sleinway
Sons make; $3.50; viii sod with Stool
S275 Apply TO JOHN b. EWING, No. 30 Wall street.
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C1 S0 TO LET, SEVERAL HOUSES, WITH COURT
plCO. yards. verandah fronts; rent $50 year. also
Stable also several Lots Ftyls
and Ftythrd and Tenth and Eleventh
Inquire General STRIKER, of his agent Fifty
street, near Eleventh avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

Q1A 000 WANTED-ON EXTRA SECURITY PRIN-
YlO.OOO cipals only need address j. NJ. Farina SO
street. =
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.-ONE PHI ETON rOP ON
" back seat; jump WAGONS. second hand oi: and
top Bugpes Express and ,sin.ss cLeap for ca H.
Apply al 2yU Seventh avenue. WAL RAFFERTY,.
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SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PIANO-oF LIGHTE h
"A bradburys maze viii be sold or sue Cost oO u
bought this powerful tone. scson
aud Is in perfect order. Call 7S7 Second
i orty- ninth street
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c.

A GENTS AND SPECTATORS GENERALLY, IN THE
"A country and army. Conposition Cascd Watches and
Jcwery Of the saablc varieties ~ unsurpassed low
prices Descriptive price ls,s sent free. Address Posi-
odce bon t,3a5 New York.
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sixth and seventh avenues four s9ty House, is ~
A ieet centanii Al improvements. Tor 81 900 cost Sill CO.,
Also for sale. Tweniyrishth street, Broadway
ANA sixth avenue, tour story English aaen Mt House ~
by 40 feet order with all pgoSenents for 5l
Apply to E. IL. LUDLOW 4 CO., No 3 Pine street
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co C00 TO $4,000 wANTED-ON BOND AND
YO.cUO mortgage, at six perc nj for three
years. on improved protuc iye estate this city,
ao.be the az cunt Princpa only need apply. Address
Tor one week T. 3. j., Herald Office
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WE FILE PAPERS FOR PENSIONS UNDER TIE
" new law; also Bounties and Back paw Of
deceased soldiers aud seamen Collect prize money
othef Claims against the Satisfactory references
gwen. Call OF send for Circular SOMES BROWN.
Office No 2 PARK place, Sew York and
476 Seventh street. Washington D. G.
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< FAST TROTTINa HORSES. FROM 2s6 TO $50 Fob
sale q bali tser value Can be seen at ths wavereJ
Hotel Ninety sixth and Bloomingdse
Hotel for sale At onehird It's value For roadside houss
has NJ equal.
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OFFICE OF ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ No. l66 Broadway August Z o6, Fac Dr.clurs hayS
shis day declared dividend of per n payable on and
hser the ioth INST WM y. SLOCUM, Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS,.

nAILY LINE FOR BRIDGEPoaT-FRoM PIER NO.
- ~ East river. y O'Clock arriving Bridgeport
Ia time With the Iousatonie, Natgatuck New
Haven and Hart ORD aroads Also ths Shore hne 70 Say
brook and New London.
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OCULIsTs AND AURisTy. I

1LINDSl.ss AND DEAFNESS YIN mngg uopg.
- lass csses cured without paafu! Iperstonv Chra.c
the eyes, Of long Gandng Ia fsw WerLs
x.s ~ rsfersls avsn. Consultation 90 Brosdwsy
DR. GRAVES. Dentist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12

sgnsd for by those who have our lives and fortunes
IN their hands, but do know that nothing can be
raned for The credit OF our cause, no hing
Tor the immense and varied interests embraced within
the limits OF this vast city, by Of violence or disor
der. II should be the frs. duty Of every to keep
the peac and 10 maintain thu security Of persons and
prcreTy both Of which likely De endangered du.
ring the unsettled aud tumultuous days which follow
char &c Of authority.
There Is great danger amidst the dsresses which ne
sssAry prevail and the passions they are % well cal
cula TO provoke that great 6Jrs and great concert
OF et my be required to quiet the popular excite.
ent and more especially to relieve the impending wants
of large part Of the unemployed poor. Notvnstand-
Jog the presence OF the enemy this Is tia great social
d1ty of every man within tbs city, and Ii must b,
tea ied to at OF ce cheeIily and tsctualy. Il 10 suf
csat to point ont without enlargng upon this
o. peril to call the earnest attention OF the authorities
and OF every citizen to the pressing nature Of this smer.
gelcy.
The Data Of Wednesday evening Gays:
Oar paragraph referring TO the conduc: Of the g,rr.
son OF the forts below tee city, who mltined aud re
fused continue the eight, though nos Intended for the
,mmnnd Fort 81 Philip might be considered as APP
plying that garrison We take great pleasure in
r.cisg such az impression Fort ST. Pnilp under
the command Of 0lptsin squres and the whole gsrri
son remeued true and faithful TO the last not the slight
est manifestation Of Ru,inous spiri. becg exbi b.ed
by them. This completes the honorable military record
Of thus heroic garrison
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12
rh. Impo., bII;ty or suhIugataon,

The London Tines sp.culs,es as pnIlosopaicaiy upon
the progress of war might have done upon tie
siege of sebastopo 1t basss It's recent opinions
upon the Yankee accounts of the fall of DOaelson. A
suminy all they claimed from that casually, the Times
oon.idcrs the prospect Of conquest remote, and-As
against a reso!use peOpls-impcssibe
"What must naturally occur 10 any European Who has
road single page OF military history "a, that the pro-
gress Of hundred thousand men, ever 30 we'll equipped
snd commanded into country which reckons lti dis
tauces by hundreds OF miles may bs very ike fighting
the air or lashing the waves ON Nashvie east south
aud vest for at Least hundred miles, al 10 Southern
interest and feelog There Is no divided allegiance or
treacbery there. But the condition OF the oouutry
makt invasion at easy aud Ineffective Tho popu-
stion IL sparse indeed compared with European ma
tons There Widernssses TO be traversed, forests
TO 90 penetrated sWamps BE- Waded through aud even
Iudan settlements be crossed before the eouhtTy can
o. conquered in any sense OF the word aud the onty
result mast 5S that for srsrv man Of me e"Rqusrlhg
amy there uH be half GCsn 20 d. jea3 As so,f The
inv ID "a any may conquer rhere IL stands, and 90
tpksTs Il oH but when begins To break up, 10 occu-
py 20 resp the fruits OF the conquest aud to put itself
Ia hs place Of the original proprietor, then it saems ~
disappear in the immensity OF Its own task. IN otksr
,cori s eonQHeIt Of suck country, "a any real sense
of that sJrd scans an iwpossb,iy, SC long the
eupaat. are animated By The feelings Oiieh nobody de-
TO tie South
The Times is right. TIE freedom of the country de
ponds on the spirit Of its people. Generals may CON-
bile-so1iers mSy Gght-hsture may have erected her
nsuperable rsmpHts; but unless the whole people
men, women aud chidren-sre united 10 det,rmius.
ton never to submit, ell viii be in vain. Now We have
the most undoub ed evidence that people are thus
unanimous in delying the enemy. We have proven by
the indignant refusal Of the people of Nashville, New
Orleans, Fredericksburg, aud the country to
acknowledge the rghtfu domination of their deested
Invader that present the uDconquerable condition
upon which the Times has prsdica;ed it' opinions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12

some da7s ago, uhsa &c announced the evacuation OF
Y5sk.ova We mentioned tina; other important move
nsa sore about OOour the character Of which would
become pubic in due time. Ole OF these, We run no
rsS nov IN saying it has been ION plahed-ts
tie evacuation Of Norfolk. The las, Of our troops left
4aa CITY Saturday, and it vas immediately cCcuPisd BY
flros o. The enemy iron Od Pint. Il viii doubtless
S1r 90 The rs.dsF tha this Is part Of an important
sir7lsgi,2I plan.
Ice oEeuy refused to stand fire At COriuth. Ouly a
pas.aa Of Haeck's army had advanced BsAuregArds
position. These sIecussd the beck step n s,yle that
has probably 70. been exceeded ancs The ChickAmo
comico rsces.
Jlck,on's victory over hroy At hcDoHeu was Of the
Manassas ofdcr-Esh the Improvement that il was fol-
loved uu. TIE Yankees LET ags hundred Of their dead
.ll wounded on the felddestrcyed their baggage and
stores. and made tracks for Cheat Nouutsn, or some
other place Of refuge Jackson hoily pursuing At
the latest sdvioes.
Gen Hs,h reports 20 the War Department. that he had
attacked and tspered' the enemy Giles OOurs House,
IN Western vrEiaiA Tue Lynchburg ITrgisaT SAYS Sf
this aTAr ave are reliably Informed that intelligence
r=-casd this CITY Saa,jay night from NeEberu, that
ecv forces stacked the enemy near Glss O H., and
s,cceedc5 IL routing them Capturing hiry horses and
reaplFag he stores thal fell atO the possession ci TIE
s7szy VIXEN our flre,s evacuated Giles O. 4. We
uuabls 20 ascertain the number of killed wounded
s',1Ss si5s. Au51g .hs wounded our side Is Dol.
JIba Patton Of the 24I R'g. nsas Va Vols" Tho
Ta,J.., = p-3slSy ia error as to Col P HIS regi-
msa ia the l.l and belongs TO the army Of StOnsVsll
yrckg1a'
d,s9s:cb from Gan. B,agregsr1 states ,hss two o.
the s7nJs ggale,ts and mortar boat have Jeea sunk
4. Fort FToE, above 4, mphia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12
LETTER FROM AUGUSTA.
4rOVsTA, Ga. Nay IN, 1862

2U0usTA, Ga, Nay IN, 1862.
10 tie EIitgr of the Whic:
When GsoTgaona, Duchess Of D,yoush!.e replied to
ie0d who asked her, upon parting fr'u her, 10 write
to him. thai London was place to eEpeo: sc interest
ils letter from can MADAM, tu when one knows he
Is getiDg letter from the most beautiful woman 10 the
world, he s bound bs delighted With il from Lon.
don or anywhere else" his prompt aud gallant re-
ply /. to know you are receiving letter from the
mos. beautiful city in the world will compensate u any
degree whatever Cor the sbsoace Of tia. interest that
hcvess upon iuvsbs wings ever scenes Of strife, then
know ys that Is IN that city Ihs letter Is dated Au-
euzta Is not ouly sItravIgany beautiful, but Il abound
with the beautiful and good-besutiui SoGsn, and good
asn and Eom,i. This city has sent 70 the Geld moro
.roops than any city or community in the Confederate
States Of the same population, aud for months and
months after this yer commenced no company, batisl
ION or regiment Of oeps eyer pissed through here who
were rot met at the railroad dspot Si.h ssst spr, al
for them by he fair hands OF the best EoaeE 10 he
world There three or four cotton warehoutss
here With mere or less OF cotton 10 them End for the
las two Beeks over an hundred hslds have bseu dill
gently eCeap:ed 10 arranging H. when the torch Is
pied Neptune hislssf e9ui never subius the alnes.
Col Turner OlAntoD of this city, is millionaire. His
eldes. sen (Jlues CantoL is msnbts CT tho Richmond
Huzars, cavalry company from this city. whist +
nov ia Virginia About three weeks sncs yougg Clan.
ton vas taken very seS sa hs father went after him
Gad brought him home and without saying anything to
his son shout it. the Col engaged substitute When,
however, be began to recover or speak Ct joining his
company, the fact made known &c him, EscTeupon
he peremptory repudiatsd the whole proceeding in-
sisted upon his sacred right to fight for his country and
refused to be represented by substitute undcr any cir
cams.ances Il there MOI something 10 the example OF
this gallant and patriotic youth worthy Of commentator
and imitation. Fighting by his side, In the same COM
pany ia Lieut. Jefferson j. Thomas and pTyite Pinck-
ney Thomss-tEo young gentlemen worth one hundred
thousand dollars eeehwho TO be represented by
substitute. They say they would rather buy out Than
bay up substitute; that Idey had rather buy place
Ia Inc -rny than buy mau to Ill theirs. Such is the
material Of which this community Is composed.
AEsRIT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12

amoug the people-the additional force to be employed
10 the production Of leAd-the domestic attention TO sup
plies of provisions for wsging the war, viii all tend to
tlke Cd the hands Of the Confederate Government de-
tails which It has neither the tins nor tia attention 10
perform SO veil.
10 this Virginia IL bu. fulfilling the duties which abe
performed to the Confedsraey Of l776.
80 far from being considered ofcicus at that
the contribution Of counsel little inferior IN point OF
value % the contributions Of men and arms.
Virginia he'd then A. peculiar interests 70 pFo'ee
Her Western frontier vas exposed to IadiAn ncurslons
and she was obliged provide troops for the protection
Of Kentucky and Illinois She also sent State militia TO
the assistance Of Carolina. Aud it is historical fact
that ttoagh many Of the Virginia militia fought through
the Revolution whenever called into service, they we're
nsver recognised or paid as Continental soldiers.
We hope the Confederate Government is far from look
Ing upon the legislation of VEglsA at this crisis "a TO-
tended TO interfere with it, province. 1t rather gen
eFous and additional contribution to the cause
It will assist the government in performing the ObigA
ton to protect eizsus and prOpsry, which 1t has
not been able in many instances to fu'f,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12

Ss are glad TO she Lssil!-,sfs doing ell 10 its
poser 10 aid the COnlsdssey 2oere can be reason
vhy ether il ses or 5e2PS.ntmsn,S should be regarded
ss an Infringement, Or al nPuiation upOa the General
60ysrnmerL
everything Shiea toe emergency FIqurss aud therefore
toe measuESs sdoP.ej BY the SAFE vii add greatly to
ihs common esu-e BY providing Of local defence
which are not within the province Of the CoDisderats
G0veInmsns.
TIE oFsaliEHto1 Of troops not included ia the Coo
serPdon Ae. vii enable Virginia to bsaE atO the d ID
Numbers for local dsfsnes who would otherwise be 10
e,'ye. Tho reso ion to place at the Presidents dis
al slaves from tue Ovcrrua disriossIhs legislaaiOn
TO- iaersasng The suppy Of SAID, and distributing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12
a DEFEAT Al SHILOH ADyIITrD.

Tee Yankees are not altogether satisfied with the bat
tie Of Oonh, although they claimed it, Il Ia knpsp
as grs4: victory" They charge "mi.managcmsn,"
and tremendous errors" on their leaders The Louis
vile Journal 10 some rather plain structures, says;
lis evident from the accounts on hoth aides that The
Grs days battle vent IN favor Of the Oonsderaes TIE
fortunate coming up OF Gen. Buell. az the fret DAYS
close saved US from terrible d,iest and gave US VIC
tory
We cannot with tho lights before US, escape the con.
vctoD, hesc was great and neIcusable Encouragement
"A Encouragement that was exceeding furious 70 u.s.
and came near being fatal. That B,suregard was al
Corinth with force OF nearly hundT ID thousand pen,
notorious throughout the whole length and breadth
Of country Toe TACT could hardly have been better
known II his army had marched from New Orleans 10
Boston.
Toe question then suggests itself to every mind why
Il was that Gen. GIANT several days the south
western hank of the Tennessee in command Of only
thirty Ave thousand men, within immediate striking dis
lance oi oeArregard, and unsupported BY Buell.. We
suppose there wasnt single man of Ordinary ntell-
grnce 10 the paon viom IL dln'G ccerr that EsA4
regard would attack Grant before Bie snoud come up
Tnis zoe nfe5t, the seevdea policy Of the rebel
general and he world have been fool adopt t..
We cannot understand Why Of orr Armiss crossed
the river before being Joined By the other.
II Bsapregsrd bad attacked Gan. two days before he
did, a. be endeayo.ed 20 do, and as he prevented
from doing only by the rain, be would probably 5sye
captured the Wh0is army and everything belonging 10
IL and The was, Granite command lost prison
three or four thousand men who allowed to bs
surprised, had several thousand killed and wounded and
would have been anIihilated TO the deep grief ard
horror Of the whole nation, bus for the superhu
endurance Ct most Of his troops end the timely az
pearance Of Buell. whose a.svt might have been dsayed
by any one Of thou ead not improbable accidents H..
his arrival could be Of no avail.
IL seems 20 IN that the responsibility OF remendou.
ashe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12

Cockspur Island, Ca are hardy corfscated and de-
clared free In conformity with Law, and shall hereser
receive the fruits Of their labor suob Of said per-
soDs Of color able-boded and may bs required,
shall be employed In the Iartermasters Department
at the rate heretofore established BY Bigadcr General
W T. Sherman.
By command Of David Hanter, n.Ior.aeuersl
CHAs. @. HALrrNE,
Assistant Adutsnt General
General Hunter has also addressed 10 Mr. Pierce the
treasury agent In charge OF the Sea leland
letter asking for the names Of the former owners and
the number Of persons formerly held 10 involuntary ser
vice" In charge OF the government agents. On re.
celvng this Information, undsrsan Il to be the In.
tenon OF Gen. Hunter to sfJrd said owno,s reasonA-
bls time to prove their fealiy to the government and
then In case Of their failure 10 do So and upot uucent
proof OF their treason, be will ct ore these
slaves to freedom.
He has also requested to know Of hr. Pierce oihe pre-.
portions In which food and cotton lag planted 90
the lands in his chsrss Il Il article OF commerce,
s1bsci TO great risks Of damage ami destruction. The
General, taking common senss view OF this matter
as Indeed be have done OF all points connect
with bis cemmand-thinks IL better that crops which can
be used for the direct support of troops shou!d be
raised instead OF cotton and that the Government has
erred in its exclusive insrts. r cotton culture he has
therefore, determined 10 set the negroes TO work to
raise vgs.ables and other articles of food We beve
General Hunter TO be thoroughly prac ical maB and
that the thus far not very profitable capture OF Port
Royal will be made under his hands productive Of great
benefit to the interests Of the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12
VALgABLE AND
IMPORTANT
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Publishers and Booksellers.
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snas useful and general Information on ii. Arr and risnes
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Part g.
Order Of Ync.upmepl for Artillery Cavalry ana ipf.n, soi
gaaera details Of cxmp dutt e,oi;a, Ae
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COLONEL WILLIAM GILHAh5 MANUAL fDh
tert sui arts Eez sad rsyiled sildsr 2Jlh lz-
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12
The On vaIry charge near Williamsburg.

We have obtained from spectator the following a..
count of the charge made by the Confederate cavalry
near Williamsburg, on Sunday, Al inat:
Some three or four tqaadrons Of the Cnsmys cavalry
lsf. the main body OF ten Gquadrons bundled
meD-Gud saucy appeared near our lines, northeast OF
Williamsburg. Gen. McLaWs ordered Col J. Lu'us
DAVIS to charge them with his command. The ofdos
vas promptly obeyed Eve companies Of cavalry Of
tho Wise Lsgiol Caskiss, POagGs, Lieut.. Commanding
Bull1ck's, the AlbsmMls Rangers, Cap. Esls, act
eighty troopers Of tie Hampton Legion, Che later lea!
ING commanded by Aj)r Butler, dashed in column Of
fours upor the enemy. TIE Fedsrsls rJussd 10
sabses bat sd down the hill and across tie swamp bot
" pursued by our troopers. The swamp was passabe
by only one plth-meandering ard narroS-AGd was
soon tram2led into q1agmfe, Blocked up by fallen
mer ard Losss. Thus the Palmetto troopers add q
few Of The Wise Cavalry alone were able 20 cross
These dashed into the Yankee cavalry Ssbred aud shot
about thirty (accordiGs 10 the YlJkee sccouut bus be-
log cut Of stated, they we're recalled aud rallied
With the main body the other side oil the swamp
The eueny wheeled about empicd he cylsdsss OF their
siIstooters g, our men, who, in the meantime, were
nader o Iioe hTc Of cavalry and ehsrpshcoteTs,
10 ambush, the left hA- OF cur column. All OF the
latter that could bs reached aSbred aud shot by
our bo5s except I who we're sent TO the hes prison
err Their advanced squairobs having d. the
made few demonstrations at a saf, distance as they
supposed. A few shells from hoN Gers soon dis.
peIssd theR and they were heard OF no more in the
battle.
The charge Of our BOYS under command Of Gel Davis
vas magnificent aud their steadness. uad.r storm OF
shells and shos wss admirable. Every Cii,er and
trooper OF the Wise Legion and the PaEssto did bis
whole duty.
Oar loss was only seven, killed and wounded The
enemy having their sights up for long range, overshoi
our column, and hence the sm.ness Of our Lose
Among toe foremost in the charge tie Colonel
s5umanding, his A6j Itsnt. Marion Dimmock. Capt.
C.skie and especially The cicers Of the gallant Palmos-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12

ue struggle against the enemy who comes to rob his
family of their HON g. or bis country Of its hseries-
whole people will keep their lands for themselves
With their swords, they will make those into which
the robber forces his way, burden, which hs sword
must be always drawn 10 keep-and in which the bullet
Of the rghtnl heir his Avengsr may find him. In the
midst of his entertainments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12
sAIRFAx SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

TO re Bhtor of the Wig:
The rcsgs saOn Of II. ". Thomas, EsQ late ssnstOT
from The "a District who has long, ably, and faith
fully represented his constituents renders it necessary
for them 10 select his Captain W. H. DuLAST,
among the prs, 10 leave hem, 10 defence of the sacred
rights OF the South, H. am sure the choice Of large
minority Of the 'ope from FAIRFAX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-12
nIErn

CT Bpthsia cOuans Well county, Va, ANA
Lieut. NJ NJ Greear and daughter Of VIM D. Taylor ksa
aged 81 years. tns eve non'ts.
E-Ths fansral dcsplJAa W. PATTERSON snd Lieut. JNo.
J)LDwINE Of the lab Reg,mslt, WI. fell N ns eas
eEss Va The 9Th inst place 81 the lrfi Be
lat Churss dsy n o'c.o ne friends Of Dr. 4
p tersOn d Ma Jao. A. Hutches0u are avied 20 aerd
DLAsrgn % II SsrOr Lump RAstef for sac eJ
u e-9U n. bkAIk w.