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Fight near Hagerstown.

s A special to the Tribune, dated tho
Front, July 9th, says, intelligence has
just been received concerning the cavalry
fight of yesterday, near Hagerstovn. with
part of Stuart's force supported by in
fantry, whichtook up strong position in
the woods, south of town.
After the arrival of Gen. Buford, to-
wards night, our. men made agallant
charge. The 5th Mich Distinguished it's
elfparticularly upon the grounds occupied
by ihe rebel infantry, driving them from
the woods. Our forces occupied the
ground first enrbyst the rebeis.r
We lost from fifty to a hundred'ki
The enemy lost about. an ~eeual-number
with the addition of about ffty prisoners.
. Gen. Fitzpatrick, erroneousiy a Irsported
killed, charged on the enemy ID person
and drove them at least three miles.
One thousand prisoners passed tllrough
Frederick on their way to BaltinIore-
Among them are several officers.
The news from the Upper Potomac is
more encouraging 1t is almost certain
Lee will be brought to battle onsthis side
of the river at. disadvantages. 1T Is as
certained he has only managed to cross
his wounded and part Of his Pennsyiyania
spells, having, SO far as is known, ne
bridge, but large number Of boats.
The two armies at last accounts were
not more than ten miles apart; general
Lees stretching from Hagerstown to- Will
Transport, and Meade's being upon the
march from Boonsboro, on two roads. to-
wards him. Our telegraph is already 4
miles beyond Boonsboro, our advance be-
| ing at that point. q f-sifs sesi
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BATTLE AT HELENA, ARKAN-

CAIRO, July between eight and
ten thousand rebels under Holmes, Price
and Marmaduke, made an attack on He
lena on the morning of the +th, They
advanced in three columns, but the rough
ness of the ground was such as to pre-
vent the rebels from bringing their artil-
lery, and they attempted to carry the
works by assault. The center column
charged In the direction of Fort Curtiss,
and took three lines of rife pits. The
flank attack was not successful, which
subjected the center to an enflading fire,
which swept them down in great mum
bers. They were soon surrounded and
captured. One whole brigade, or what
was left of it, numbering eight hundred
and forty, fell into our hands, seven hum
dred anu 1orty Of which arrived here this
morning, among them Col. Lewis, 7th
Missouri, Col. j ohnson and Col. Bell.
Gen. Prentiss was aware Of the con-
teapiated attack, and was prepared. He
had about forty Thousand men, aud was
also assisted by the gunboat Tyler.
Prisoners say the attack will be re-
newed.
lie Dattfe cOmmenccu at 4 n. NJ. ana
continued till 10 A. NJ.
Rebel less not less than fifteen hun
edkilied, wounded and prisoners. The
! entire Federal loss was not over one hun
dred., .ie ''ss4
Prentiss is confident he can repel any
assault made. 8 -
1t is thought the rebel depridations
near Lake Providence was to draw the
gunboats to that point and thus give them
Il better opportunity at Helena.
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Later From Bionsboro.

New YoRK, July l0.-A special to the
Times dated Middleburg, July 9th, says
the number of wagons destroyed by our
cavalry is over 5U0. Buford destroyed
200 on Monday, and Dahlgreen ITO the
same day. On Saturday and Sunday be-
tween 200 and 5000 were destroyed. Full
ly one-third of the transportation of the
rebel army has been destroyed, and the
damage to them of fully twice what they
are able to carry out Of Pennsylvania.
On Saturday the enemy pressed our
Sunday threwa few shells in that place
Buford then dismounted, his horses being
very much exhausted, and fought the reb-
els for two hours, driving them clear back
to Antietam creek. Hs t"8
From a captured officer we learn that
the enemy have been trying to shove a
portion of their forces and their wounded
across the river.
LATER. a'l''s's
No actiyeoperations on our trout to-day,
Aftor the cavalry fight yesterday the enc
my drew in their forces towards Hagers-
town and formed in line on elevated ground
from mFrankstown. on the right bend ofthe
river below Williamsport, an the left,
thus uncovering the Sheppardstown cross,
ing.s Scouts and accommodating parties
report the enemy intrenching his front
and drawing ammunition from his train
on Virginia side, and making preparations
for another battle, 1t is centradicted, to-
night that we have force in Lees line oil
retreat in Virginia. tits not likely that
general battle will be delivered to NOR
row ~ iI t'
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BATTLE AT DoNALDsoNvTLLE,

49, LA.
NEW York, July THE, Cahawba,
from New Orleans, 3Oth, via Fortress
Monroe, arrived to o-night.
The Era states that large rebel force
under General Green appeared at Donald i
sonyille on s.the 9th, demanding It's sur
render, which was of course refused
The rebels demanded the removal of the
women and children Halfpast one on the
morning of the 2Sth, the rebels made a
vigorous attack in force. The battle
lasted till daylight, .hree hours, when
they were repulsed with heavy loss. Our
loss was six killed and sixteen wounded,
including two officers. Our gunboats
participated. Our forces had burledsixty
four dead rebels and were busy burying
more. twas estimated that one hundred
rebels were left on the field.
The entire rebel loss is nearly six hun
dred. We took one hundred and twenty
prisoners, including eleven commissioned
eficers, among whom are one Colonel,
two Majors and one Captain. One rebel
Lieut. Colonel, two majors and five Lieu
tenants were killed. 4
Rebel newspapers state the Federals
had captured Ponola, Miss, destroying a
large amount of rebel property and cut
ting off Johnson's communications and
supplies.
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

New York, July THE Arago has
arrived from Port Royal, July 4th. A
deserter from Montgomery 3 negro regi-
ment has been executed. ee
The defsnses of Folly island are nearly
completed. 'a b sees asf}
Owing to rumers that the enemy is
deepening Wappot Cut, with view to
bring down an iron clad, one of our Mon
itors has been placed in Stono. ~.
Admiral Dahlgreen arrived at Por,
Royal on the 18th. $50 tsF eaF asatf
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Our Nominees.


~ Hon. John Keyser, car nominee for
smember of the Legislature, has filled that
position for two sessions. he is plain,
honest man, and has been looked upon as
one of our most worthy members of the
House. There wasno wavering with him
when vote was to be TAKEN, but he was
always at his post ready to stand up for
the. right. Doctor w. +. Sinclairs our
.eandidate for Probate Judge is toowell
ekAown in this County to need any notice
from us whatever He will be 'the right
man in the right place" while discharg
ing his duties as guardian ofEthe rights
and interests of the widow and orphan.
Wm. f. Booth is we'll known to the
Reitizens of this county as man of good,
sound sonsc, and in every respect well
qualified for the Office of County Com
missioner. a Aii
Nln. Read for Treasurer, Geo. w Car
rothers for sheriff, james D. Amos for
Prosecuting Attorney and NJ, Fagert for
Coroner have already filed those Offices
for one term, and it would be a work Of
sapererogationto allude to them at length
tsey having filled their Offices to the sat-
isfaction Of every one.
Joseph Moose of Wayne, is in all re.
spects we'll qualified for any place on the
ticket and is the nominee for Infrmary
Director, Democrats of Monroe, you
have selected good ticket, composed o.
the best men Of the County. Will yoy
make the majority the even 2,o002
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TnEDRAFT IN NEW YoRKsitA

NEw YoRK July '9.-The draft, com.
meuees here on Monday. The computed
quota of the city is l2,0Q0 and Broolyn
4, ZOO. fSa 'fiF3g 4, sstf9fk
The Post says it is reported to-dayaog
good authority of a dispatch, from sources
believed to be trustworthy, that General
Dix has sent Is, 600 men tosssinforcs Gen.
Meade.
The draft commenced in P:stsburg on
"Wednesday. .siiaas ne ase'g Ff
A special from Washington to the Pos
says it is believed here that battle is in
progress to day on the upper Potomac, 49,
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BooNsBoRo, Ind, July 9.--Ihe Times
special says the rebels were drawn up in
line of battle B miles from here this
morning .on the roadto Hagerston. From
there they extended towards the Potomac,
in the vicinity of Barkersville. They are
throwing up rife pits near Fairklay and
will probably await an attack. Our forces
are so placed colluston may occur at any
hour. a''if9
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SHIPpENsBuRG, Pa, july 9.-Thc ar
mics. of Gems. Meade and Couch are rapi-
dly concentrating in front of the army uf
Virginia. The headquarters. of Gen.
Couch are here tonight. .ysl
The news to-day from Waynesboro
shows that a portion of Lee army Is 0nly
three miles from the forces of Gen. Smith.
The encmy's cavalry paid a flying visit
to-day to Greencastle, probably for the
purpose Of watching movements and gath
eriug supplies. Lees headquarters are
still believed to be at Haserstown. E4-
citing events are likely to take place du-
ring the nexttow days. IS lsl p af
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p B@- Will war alone, unaccompanied by
either nlodel alton, wisdom or statesman
ship restore the Union? Is it,so certain,
that In this land ofliberty and free speech,
no one can be permitted to doubt itwith-
out being arrested? /?
This is the position of John Brough.
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VACANCIES AT WEST PoINT.--There
are now about twenty vacancies in the
Nest Point Military Academy, iu co,lse-
quence Of the lairure Of some of the mem
bers of the present classes to stand the
last examination. These vacancies are to
be filed by candidates appointed by men,
bers of Congress, and the cades goes 10
the Point either in june or September.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF
THE FALL OF YICKSBURG-

WAsulsaroN. July THE following
wasrecciyed at the Navy Department thiA
afternoon:
U. S. MIssIssipPI SQUADRON
FLAG SHiP RLAcK HAWK.
YJcKsBURa, Jnly.4, 1863. {4YA
To Hon. Gideon Wettes, Secryturg 81 the.
Napy:.,- a,,,g,ss sss,,,W s. ,s,l,oaw
SIR. have the honor to inform
you that Vicksburg has surrendered 10
the United States forces on this 4th Of
July. sS.,''~ ~.
Very respectfully, =, ..., :. -. -,s
Your obedient scrvapt,,
ID. d, Porter, :.
Acting Rear Admiral.
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Democratic Meetings.

The Democrats had fine meeting on
the 4th day of July at Graysville, and
one at Brownsville on the 9th. Hon. j.
X. Morris and Doctor Sinclair. addressed
the latter and 7. II, Passmore Esq.a the
former. At both meetings they raised
Hickory LIBERTY poles. Roll on the
ball leseae5 ECO II
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GENERAL Meade is tall, slim, gray
bearded man. He wears glasses, an old
slouched hat, and blue blouse, with cor.
duroy pauts tucked into his long Jack
boots. Hcis ungainly in looks and &C
tions, plain of speech, familiar and free in
conversation when not occupied with busit
ness. He has the confidence of the Pre.-
ident in a high degree.
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A RAID ON NoRFoLK.-The. Washing
ton Star says:-From private letter from
Norfolk, dated the lst instant, we learn
that some twelve or fifteen hundred rebels
have made their appearance in Princess
Anne county, with the design, it is sup-
posed, of making raid into Norfolk.
Considerable excitement is represented as
existing in Norfork in consequences.
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The Ciacinnati Gazette tells the
truth for once. 1t says the Democratic
party is a strong - very strong and
growing party Bully for us
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GENERAL Meade, the new conmaAder
of the Army of the Potomac. was born
in 1916, and is consequently forty seven
years OF aye. ~ sA@ - sssRstsfH
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A LETTER FROM JEFF. DAVIS
-. TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

NEW YORK, July IA special to the
Herald says: The following facts are
obtained from source which guarantees
their correctness, and the statement may
be relied upon as strictly true: s.
On Saturday, the 4th, the rebel gun
boat Dragon came down James River with
a flag of truce. Acting Kear-Admiral
Lee sent up an officer to meet it, when it
was ascertained Alex. HI. Stephens and
Commissioner Guild were on board. They
represented that they we're bearers ofani
important letter from Jefferson Davis,
Commander in Chief of the Army and
Navy of the Confederate States, and re-
qucsted permission to proceed to WASH
ington in the Dragon and present the
letter to President Lincoln in person.
They declined to reveal anything further
in relation to their mission.
Admiral Lee Of course had no authori-
ty to grant their request, and they con
seDted to wait until they could communi-
cate with Washington and receive in
struetions. He accordingly telegraphed
the facts and requested Instructions. vi
This morning special cabinet meeting
was called to consider the matter. Grant
ing tho request involved many delicate
and important questions, as such a pro-
ceeding might be construed into an ack
nowledgment of the nationality of the
pretended Confederate government, and
after all, the matter might be some com
paratively unimportant affair, such as ern-
ployment of negro troops. No decision
was arrived at, and the cabinet meeting
accordingly adjourned until Tomorrow,
and Admiral Lee was instructed to ascer-
tain if possible the object IF the mission.
| In the meantime, however, the tug COLI
veying the rebel en- bassadors had turned
about and steamed up the river, without
any parting salutation or ex plaaation, and
thus ended the mission. sd
| WASHINGTON, July 6, ,aflernoon.-The
President has decided that the appica-
tion OF Stephens and Ould Tor personal
interview, etct, could not be granted, but
that the communication will be received
through ordinary channels.
GEN. LEES WHOLE ARMY ON THE
BANKS OF THE POTOMAC
DESPERATE BATTLE SAID III
BE In PRUGRESS. az s6i
HARRIsBuRG, july z, 6 p. M.-Ihfor-
nation received here proves beyond doubt
the continued retreat of the rebels toward
Hagerstown and Williamsport, with the
intention OF crossing the Potomac.
Their wagon trains are all in front anJ
are being ferried across slowly in two fat
boats. The potomac is very high, bank
full, and they canHot cross, their only
fpontoon bridge having been destroyed
A large force of infantry prevented the
capture of Williamsport by General Bu
ford with his cavalry. Our army is tas
following them up, and great battle vii
be fought before they succeed in getting
away. This fsht, it is hoped. will resal
in the capture Of the whole or the disper
sion of Lee army. @
$40 LATER. W
A dispatch from Leudon says a gentle
man who arrived from Williamsport say,
a big fight was then going on, and tha
. .
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FREDERIcK, July 9.-Gen.s Naslcy,
W tn troops from Fosters North Carolina
command, has been assigned To q com-
mand at IIarper's Ferry. siss -
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LATER.

A dispatch from Leudon says a gentle
man who arrived FROM Williamsport says
a big fight was then going on, and that
there were no rebels in the vicinnity of
Greencastle.
The whole rebel army appears to be on
the bank of the river, and is no doubt
making a desperate fight.
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REMEMBER.

that John Brough, the Abolition candi-
date for Governor, has publicly declared
his opposition to the restoration of peace
spttil, slarery has been aoiped oul Will
white men yote!foT him ? 21sal a.ss = s
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ed Central Committee for the County ::

Thercupon the Convention adjourned
without day.
S. HENTHORN, } Pres't.
W. r. ALGEO,
e THOS.. MURPHY. Secy's.
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tisn The stone which the builders re-
fused is become the head stone Of the
corner. - Psalm cxvIII, %.
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. lGARle1MD.
IN n. - nat A. tks residsAse e nM xoWN4'
laa. NOAIO L HASE1s ~ FANNIE w.
I'll az HoQgio3 ecunty.

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s,,h, ,as,ssrse c. bis sssss, s'rs 200 a:.,s.,
va.e.day At q 90 Gsas TTh hA1h~ -
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NJ, 80 oS.r l7.a bis stss,e"on avs oetoox.
VA ,,,e,as Q. re Sses~r~o, sAd - Ms 'sS'Rs ere
snsi.ri - s'Asaa
,,.,.y,.s TT, iifs On Sunday. the 9Th Of April
ard 4,I. o~iy dsnShtst OF osrAn eno Naooo
Y.s II .tb, aged enc yer two mtnshb snd ssseo
daya j
Let me %, The day Il breaking;
DeN parents. let NE Co.
We have spsot a night OF waxing
IL To- wilderness below:
Upwafa COW bend ny WaS;
Par, vs. hsrs 81 besak Of day.
Let ms "a must not tesry.
WrssutnR thus with doubts and Is3s
Angels vstt ny soul 20 carry
WAses my Lord sppears.
4o'hes ard Papa, weep no$ %;
II re love ms, lat me 90.
VFalsiuoss ard HLiooss Mills papers p'sass
copy.
In Richmond, APRIL Oh 1863, kiss LAURA y.
8, dAuHnter Of Rich nd l. Johrk. p, Of Epos9yivs'
mia county, Va She leaves . father, dx :ssefs
snd many relations and friends 10 mourn tos9 'oH'
Deares. sister, thou hast len a.
We thy lots most deeply ~;
But m God Who hath befeft %,
He can I'll our ScErcws h,a
Anil 18th, 1T bis mother h las n thia esy o.
pnecnonis. X CUHa;N0HAa, q acr!o1k, "a
tie 3o.h yss. OF h'J AS. Hs leaves oevo.so
wife ana m my fii.ndi 6, mourn theh losa
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"FaEDIRIcxsBuRe 1HLIIP yysD --Ccnai
ha'soos rteslvs1 b. 4 = HOw1SoI, Tvessusev,
si,ee list aekocwisSgnA1t, Az Bsuka, IS; Vim
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D. 31s Sr:sk fhorntcn. Nsw Store, Z; Mrs. J a
D'eosr, esksiia, 10; Ms J " Shelton. Co. 4; n A,
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Jas Gls eeoo, TO- Kew Hon1ao ath Char.i lei S5t
EEs . Gassnk, ManS Cxesk. 3; yas Davis do, s;
Kettle Olaoop. Eer's Ovses, g &C; Ers II Ca..
Eoan, Be- Hsmela Oahocn, /; let 8 G Us-aly
Regi.sCt Eanp.oab B.'sads, III; kss SIcusit.r
ssa Mrs. WI'i:msen. CheHsyviile IA th1ouzh Dr.
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CO! T EceHsoo. fsttonstnrS. -; y Noon, Abe
narls III Nary y Grsss:ss, xsllsy Cove II; Mrs
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Cavalry. Z; Ers Pdse, ko1eos 90. .; Nrs Frs.
ser. 3, rabsrnae1s 0sssA. Amelia, LIS; Otissns Of
ksNnSeoA, ttxcuGh HaxTts AID Col n Sri b,
ID -; Les 1EAnasas 1sghsaA College Grove,
1snn, l.olo; Mason, Knoxville, Ysan IT, LaAiss
q Asasy, Co. tAsocsh Hon 4 II B.sphsns, Y r,
IscsUSt Of Richmond Ccsvnit.e:
1otN s,n.tsusio1s received. .eS9,:2l 81
Pad fos peev. % end .ucDuss 30 49, 90
Pa N 1oasy - sn61ssers. Ia. 1904 50
x3S balance n fnu 70 tie
@e1is Of A0aiGUH'y0 lanshs
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WKsr vIRo1slA.-Tae haa, e,0nt ca the amend.
I'd Conssitus'on Of Wes: virginia was mace on
-h1..dsy as: N Waships:.r ely. and sum: Up In
chs :a1sJ ssh, counties herd rom IS ,9il fos ID
amadGsat and 6'f sssinst II. These Aya1es 10.
olaAs 7.ele votss gwen By soldiers, Of whom lCi
~crs within ~ limits Of Wes VI, snis at tie tins
Of vosia5. aad l.ya without thoes limits. The
following u The proclamation 81 lincoln admitting
ths asw "Sta&s" ieto the Yankee Un!oc.
gi~oss ~ .hs ees u Oorf:sas, approved the
SIS ~ Z. SssLgn osf iess, ;hs etASs * Wet Viz
alicia WAC essiais& 70 b ous u :as United 6ts:c:
Q! ! asris aud was Admitted inso he C1ior ca Al.
cGrI sna2 with tbs oeeDsi States n sli respects
uiatsvss, gpon lie eo4dhcn IA: a.r::.in esengss
ehssa 20 assy .Aee IA It's proposed Caas.!tuii5u
fac sxs; s.Stes Sad
fas1sas proof OF = sonpnsres win tass ce.d 81
afoI ascid, b - taau "a proit:sl % rsc,
Now. therefore. be II known, that !, Abraham
Iinesn, FFesidAnt Of the United Statas 10 hs<eby
In ecryus.ss c tbs sos Of Ocnc:sss Aforesaid. C.
el.e aud pfo1ls hat the cad sss shsu take effect
and be In force lcm and alto. sixty days. izcna tho
data hereof.
In witnsse whereof. hsvs sxsunts 90. my Land
cad esrssc tho sea, OF tbs uaited States to % Of
Gxed.
Dcrs At tbs city o: Washington tAis t=en.ie.h
- day OF April. II the year ct or L<sd ore
I L 4 sho7sA1A eight husd'sd aad s.xtv.tnres,
w and II tbs Independence Of the Cai:sd
Flutes tie siSst7ssssn:h.
- tks President.
Naa II. Ssssavd, tee'y Of STATE.
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FPS LIZ And s4DlTzos Lava 1&ssAeTzD
IL ruE STATS OF OHIO BIT IL iBo1lr:ok Coz
q A1ss-Ia ;6s p-sces.Gss Of Ne Ohio Lsg;sis:uIs.
nysn ia tho Columbus Ssasesmoa, CT the l4th, We
Id ths folioWicg,
HOUSE kGi to pAnish easssiu edxcN tasfti1
.:xs. Mr. Gscyths moved 70 aAsos he ti.ls OF
tbs BILL sa ST. "rs rses% the Cons:.tu:ic. 8.
re s:sss, aud 70 rsecass ths Alisa and ss<i.iac
law Of lEOO"
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w. 70 YHI VoT1AS CF xH1 CIvY oP
~ 0iCHNeAD. NY naus ksvii.s besa nsu-
t,ooeA in several Of tAs nsws7spss sf Us city a.
oue Of The naldates FOR Tie Houss Of DelsSatss
ind pse11Eiag . reply from ne II expected h ~
gard to tks aoooucesnent made, thsfefors, aftes
self candidate for your f:aSss foe that position
st hs oos,inx election. khoold It be the pleasure
o. my fellow ot:ssos 70 sIece ne. p:eAxe pxom1s
and faithful d ehares Of ths du ss Of ths o3es 70
tho best o: ny ability. Mos nYeexally
up 40-3is WA TAHOE.
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TsEY DEEs FORCE At gAwBsRE A scTrsa.
r-a{sas G: tts 1Ais.sh q. o. Journal, wFiung
from x,nysoa en- to 3ath. nyS:
Foster has kssn heavily reinforced Hls entire
Any eI3S hAs rstcrrsA from Port 2aysl. (. IL
slsc thought that pArt Of Hunters amy hss
j,nsa HIN. ]. 10 sAa he 70 stsoaSss now sh.r .:
az 3sgfo1 sEss ths e~enpStioC of North Ca-oiiae
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OF MARSHALL, D2rWxhs era AND STE
6TRAxl -PursoAnt 70 . decree CT The coert OF
Aastnss u the city Of 4.akmond sats.sd q ~
April term. 1879. !. - OommiGioues Esfeta
named, vii sci TO tho h;4Eeet bidder q public
anoslop, sron tie pfelaisss. On xHeEhDaI, Ne
30th day Of Apsil lSSs cori a.sussas At u o'clock
p u, two valuable Tsn.msus loos'ed - shove.
oooop'sd respectively ~ Mr. II aossn'sia aed y
Case It b.ioS portion VI til, real ess.ss Of wniss
Hn xvaps died soissd The houses ere psoviced
With sas watsx &c. The lots ftou. about Is sesA
e.eh, AID run beck the uyaA dspsh
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ferred; tho blAne, q. and s2 nonshs .,f ssse
uAbls notes with seteress AIDED, As:hdASto-hy -
dcfsed, and thu tits 10 b. -.:siGea aair tss M
thef order Of tie OcGfG The purchaser - ~
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GTiisIGa GOLD O..6Ov ztI1s a lac letter
hoE. ssu.aar CaEo.o.s says that within 3 4xSius
q 90 Eiiaa OF fsSt ANA u tks 0eo:hsaAtsss pof
tia j. b. state, the most as.oalAias aassev sxsss
VI 5oil c.lsx. copper, qo:sl silver aas CHER m:n
s<ss ks7s recently hem ma4s.