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Telialons Notices.


Antioch Church, nieeeteri' opposite ior-. Pa.
ioi JOllN q. AbAM9 j. by gcln'd foffsfs coIi'" o
aafn.u on ~. i.i,.sy u de ha,t - Aihee 81 1T
Antioch thnich" ffesoiug Of Az, AZ & sclock aso,
ws'hir F'en 'iu'ie At ?. H.
81 tho sptc-st. CungIcgniiopni Church, nesf
~ "o. r6 ,.s ,d iS, he ",i' H" s Fs
SUNDAY School a. sd } oct a. Lecture by TO Pastor
~ MY TUESDAY EVESiNG.
Tive Poinn- IIon.c of Iudnssr,, No iss Wonh,t
=" tnldIcn' Service a. usual every SUNDAY Af4fH-
sOOs 1t DOH Short aldr,sos AID oh.iens hymns.
siranre. and p.. ialss,ed IN tho work Of i,ayeug tie
youas are cordially b'n'd
John-st. VI. v. Church. Tho Rev q. NJ CfHuNo
Of y /. Conf Nil yrrar, 10 MORROW MpdNiNO a. loi
O'Clock. and - t~ tNLNln st u fpygf n'ecins before
evening service cormcnoir 0clocA. 'cas fc stgan
gers are cordially Invited TO aitrhd
.Inrkct-st. Church, near fs.tr.oadway. The Rev.
Marseta Church TO-nOiEOW. b.tb MuRNiND aud
ENLNiAd sen'-es viii commence a. ~ 10. AID u =. ~
Norb Duich Church. corner WALTON and Fulton -.
Divine every Sal BAN lG O'Clock .il II
In the evening. SAhBATa SCHOOL a.d BIBLE.CLhss
sp"dlrA a. N. aHd D. gu. Young 'e'phs rhh, ~
MELtiNG At q 20 the evening Friday evening fryc
Meeting o. n Gel ck day Prayer herling nom u 10
O'Clock. Al aye invited and aea's hfush'd
Rev. Theodore =. Brown will preach in Tho Forty
a., ohd street scsuytrran church n.at .AhnAli Huh
iN6 at lhi o'clock and In the AfTthNuoNa at ~ ococA
Pew. John T.. Cool.innn VIII preach In Trinity W. y
ChulcL Jili -, brtwrrn an and tiht'. on ou'pAl
MORNING, Aug -, at lVi ocloeA L'onis Service at -
ocloci.
Rev. Iranc wcscot,. Pastor VIII preach in The Bloom
4 is Eap., lunch on IA. troot between lih aud 18th
s,sG"c. on SHNDAr a, s"d T. 1 Sse r, 40 80
}. subject la the evening - Woman a. Mo'her'
spiritual Meetings Of the Congregation Of the NEW
DlsfENsArlON, EVElY SUNDAY, a, Hall No. es! Broad
rs SSs' ss lsa D:ss . ca s%IS
taken up to DELAY espensss Circle Wednesday evening
Of same place
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Men, OTafida.
Ilisnslrrs. Af.

TA-resnsi'p Maria. slal ,tl' fefiins q =. orlcA
slA asc Pax 10. - hoii River 70 uoel GA ,s.sfday.
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LAW sNyLs.E.E..ENSE.
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT, "a
tffalc Jadro BETA

UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT, "a
tsfofo Jsdrc hlTrs
TuE ihIir fLIiih0Ff.
United States att The Steamer Pcterhnf and
CARO- An o-dsr vus tbs morning entered n tll Gao
.ppoigtng alpl4lars q tie vessel t-cLic sppfd and
me arrrs. - e. BE- made with the Wow Of the
se i NJ taken bf the Cos rrnfnf f.e amount u fh'
irf.,tory 1he order directs t.t Do tie cove nIrai
srsl decide a. tnae 4ef PRO ue Ntft cd if l-usrFi
Nrrrrt ,,n r. S. Hnnlu o. I~ar.Admifb Hiram
rau ding % slch pcrsun - m;f Poe aliiofAnd h' .n'
Many D.tcrtuc 10 rll.lEc h-r flr rQras't value ~
fr,d AID determined 90 bee drl'iIicd 70, 10 hait 'o
1913 .lrcni iu tie ~. s. J4casulf F4l.ct - ihe hsL
ofd. ~ ., Colft lgrsLt 90 tht Aci e.! Congress 81
March .. rs
sUPRKNE COURT-srrI,t rfsY-AuG. 2o.--Ns
fore Jmtcr II'tnAA
A Gao. Of ultOl-k 2.
Touisn Lucky az Charlie Ar!son luckey.
j. thi, oa.e justice TecALaiu ordered aCocrec
Of divorce b. be entered Ii aesc TIA. tie plinuf
md def,ndgn, have been married 81 10 yclg- anu ~
la daliu 81 issue legitimate tho Gs,cudaht hAa had
m1lc oA.id born 30 him hy women Of TIE name ol
Elizabeth Egefs which child h4s ssou hnpilsed ~ AID
rcjo.ooa 10 Tie dcsiynnior of Charlie. ih0mns Franc.
YeayhcI Henry ScbCyior Luokey. NV 81 Ito sss g
tweLt.-Is 40 months.
u.ITED sTATRs CONMissiOsErs orsicE--Ara. 20
B.fo.e Lomnla-iarsf OstoRS.
HAHBOilAG nEsEn.iR.
Richard Barbour and John Roche were arrested
and bfo.gh, tefos dc Goni .rcf rfg'd WITH AidLcs
.oaio named CAaf'' Aysn 10 dcsoi an r.s hin eth
Tsy were held 10 bal IN III. ,ln Of 800 rsd waived AZ
eIsJ4lHslon GA a.. 'h-fga.
sUPERiOR COUAr-srrci.i TeGn-Aue. io.-Befors
Justice MDscalLs.
DCclsiOG.
Henry J. Harrington agt James A. DoT.--
Proposed oase and ailendncn settled.
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Cost anS :tsanS.

THE LADY living IN Cllnton-p'ace who lost
a two SIX DRESSES s,coscr III -ame y ap?.us
g. CHARLES 81 iiOs Warden OF tie cry riison. corner
OF Frank ~ and l.Ltse sta
,,s-s. s<-s
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Hsw .'~srslp Go,g.a ti.y Ildrirr hence lrh ir' 70
DO J.nrlrs ADD Panama ~ 4 def q in 'i
bo-l GOA asst D. rle. s,a q sands ill0, ~Gs boarded
By 4. - stan ant a. Gattrf Gay, cil4sii.
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Coparlrsrsbip NoIitss.

NOTiCE.-By Mutual Agreement, MIR. Lev
u 4 HITpRFTH hss wihirawD nom the hi.n OK
AIS JAMES CO.. Granite Dcgr' u 1hr eo'oe' - 80
=. I'd .ave Ia tie city 81 brooklyn Ihe business "" 20
continued uy tho rcSlal .ng IAieeis ~ WHOM
vii b. si,sd ard 20 vi oH ~ payments are o DC "a'
Ds', ,,sSs LEVI c. HlLpRErH,
= EVOWNE HORACE BEALs.
GRO. BAhER.
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I,eio,,.

rsrs.cs.n., som r.esoa oue~a Of 'he Fleet Hilton
nnr-E w. run s,sea',e God Harisr. hora Cow
BAY.
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James n. Brady Light Infantry.
iliU REGIMENT :. T. :. \. l.
col. AUG. .I3. SAGE.
General N-aiquaIters;
IAMMASY HALL, NEW YORK
UEAuQC.KrEgs AMstitNcE AND SASIrtgg COkrs
No oss Broadway, New i ora.
special Order No. 1s.Ah uiicrr. belonging % thi.
ssias,a w.l rpoIs ~ trar hsaiynarfs on SAL .DAY
MOI SD So Aux -. a lN ot' "a. hy 0rars.
&. J. hoipEA.cE Act. tt.t col. HENRY H. GOOrE.
Headquarters LOYAL Brigade of the Noith, No
10 nio-d.a vince 80 ceanr.ca 1rs ui-st Dc aeio.sei
o. Cot M BLISS, organizing ihc Brigade. tNAOLL.
lNU OfilNLS-Ao 90 broadway, ofponlo tho CITY iai,
No Centre opposite Couifo!oFs oic and No Coast.
a.. bfoHAlYn. opposite litJ tlHh
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Thirty-seventh Regiment Col Roome- Gas House.
III L.. irnGt nd Nurtk LiNnr

Eighteenth street ami North River.
Fifty ~ Regiment, Col. 10 Gal-Llm Pal mad
Ccrt'l Paii.
Si2,y-ii, go RrGinoat Col Rac'sy--' IL Markc':
Seventy frst i., i., Col. a.JTd--,ciht Aia "r'
ant high I-.Gfc Nl.,om
Eicaiylouuh Ic,m,ri Col Ccnsling- er-
bocscr lIall i.g..l ayc.oe AID Tvea.y.tjgd street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-15
aAroUAND.avy

Under ths caption writer in the Essmisr and rv ably
The write In The Wig pele obstacle In the Govern
ors ell cOn .hich he sppse win be dcult 70 overcome AZ
quoting the provi Of the Act Of sehly which be
desires calf the pub ie aeaiion, he comments a. olowf
The eecre Of the Conn 10 hms II candidate for
Governor at the coming lon the Is csndi
d. or coness Wh5 dieblge the iUposnt dulles re-
qIed OF them by the law 81 quotedor VOC OF the
des be 1t for the want 81 dtinteres'ed oncer 70 receive
AM count them while these high ascOnAs are out alark
Ing. q.
Nowt simple all this Is thai there exists IN this
sste CoEslutto, which cid fashioned people are de-
spossd 10 res than the ecrtary 20 C
monwlh and the Governor TEa s9tuon contaips the
foil clause: 1.-THE Governor
TIE times places Of choo log members
bly, tie election shall be by
proper tcers the Secretary u The Commonwealth whe sss
10 The sp Of TIE House Of egates the
day otbe the neral Assembly TIE Speaker
Of the House Of De es all within one week thereafter In
the Ct jry q he se=ste and House q DegAs,
open the said reurn sa then be couns. The
person having the highest number votes shall be declared ec
ted; but shall have TIE highest tqusl
Der Of votes Of then h be chosen Governor by the Joint
vote o. tie two houses of the General Assembly"
This provision % the Constut changed bysny
ordn the ConVen and tie repealed by law This
law applies / other elections proydeI Cor.
So far rgrss the Gov srnor action ee,onvin which be
required the law expressly provides that the choice
saal DC d. elded BY lin by lot.
my bit ANTI-Qu IsDsRY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-15
LIST OF CASUALTIES.

The following is a report of the killed and wounded
Of ,be First Regiment Virginia Artillery, in the battle
Of Charlottesville, I'd ana Sd May, 1858:
Powbstan Artillery, Capt Wills Dance command.
ing -Kiled-None. Wounded-Private w B Boat
right.
3rookes Battery, Lieut. John W Pagh comma1ding--
Ki.ed-NonS Wounded-Corpl Geo A Barnett, uor.
tally, nce died; Corp John W Jones, side not seri-
Gus; Privates-Jants E Hobson, foot and shou der
foot amputsted; Ranel Ross flesh wound, side John
studdoth flesh wound, thigh; John Ames, flesh
wound, Left arm.
Second o1mpsny Richmond HowitEers, Capt David
Watson commanding. -Klled-None. Wounded-Pr.
vGtes r Barn e. nth, slightly; VIM Gully, in calf Of
leg; Wilson, injured by fall OF his horse when killed
e BarnSs, leg, slightly; Crane, arm, case St OF.
Til d Company Richmond Howzers. Lieut. Henry Q
Carter COMMUNICATIVE None Wounded-Sgt
John Wakebam, both thighs, SINCE Dead Private JOS
] Andersen, side slightly
Salem Flying ARTILLERY Lieut. Griffin comm lndlpg.
Riled-Nons. Wound d-Sg't Hart Dillsri, arm
praised; PHvates-Wm hubbard head; Jerry Hat,
cher, arm, badly; Peer Magee, bruised on arm; q
Gintzbuger, bruised on neck
Rockoridre Artillery, Capt Archibald Graham COM
handing -Killed-PnVate g W Stuart Wounded
Privates VIM Nick shoulder severely; Henry Font leg
amputated; james Paine, side, slightly; Alfred Gold,
face, slightly; John Moore, shoulder, slightly
= WV. READ,
Lieut.. and AcPg Adj
NorE-Ws have received :, Gst of the casualties In
Archrr,s forth Ia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-15

war Of artillery, and HSoker reiterated the opinion,
when six weeks ago. he sent for Line on to attend
view of 1900 horse artillery. If at last We have
ceeded in making this of b service as superior
the same arm in the enemy's service, as our infantry
have heretofore BEEN the gain is immense aud the an
nouneement will be hasd with JOY throughout the cOuh'
try We repeat tha, what has been stated above comes
from nnquestiOna5le sources.
A few words more in regard to the enemy and we
have done. First. Theirs was battle of maneuvre
Also They, like ourselves separated their forces6nd
tried the flank. Their general plan was good provided
it had been well carried out but there is glory OF
enc sun and glory of the moon. We can divide and
conquer; they cannot The leaders know the led the
led the leaders; with them, however, at ohancelOrs
vile. the head whether of Hooker of Haleckl
planned well, but the hand lacked nerve
Second Their fighting, though assisted by position
superior to that at Gaines Mill 1--WE speak sobery) was
itfully brilliant but never obstinate. Our infantry Off
GERS confirm the opinion that their artillery is the only
arm they now rely on, and that was Overmatched in
,be1ate tight, as bO.h parties confess. Their fighting
did not compare with that at Malvern, Cold Harbor
Manassas No 2, or even Fredericksburg
For many reasons therefore, believe the struggle
list ended to be more encouraging than any that pre-
ceded it. The enemy crossed all told $4,000 fighting
/ men; took magnificent positions; fortified theu com
petey and were driven in confusion out of them and
almost captured, by less than half their number. Let
none complain that the battle was iudecsve. bare
repulse under the circumstances would have been glo
rious and this was literally great and splendid vcto
~ This battle is to the campaign, as Williamsburg
was to that of last summer; compare the two.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS pARAGRArna.
A telegram dated St. Louis, Nay 9Th, says:


About ope hundred more promneIs and active Secs
sionss Of this city arrested to day. and will prob
ably be sent South in few days The stTbich, is
said numbers several hundred, embraces some of our
largest merchants lawyers doctors and active business
and professional men. No favoritiem will be shown
All guilty of disoyalty will have to CO. together with
their wives and families beyond the lines Several spies
have been convicted By the military commission now in
session here, and are awaiting sentence.
The Baltimore American says:
There is now at the Office OF Capt French, Assistant
Provost Marshall, hand>ome Uniform coat with rebel
insignia of the most approfed pattern and finish, and
deliberately be1ecked With gold lace and trimmings. It
was recently captured by OF Capt Frencns detec.
lives in the neghborhood Of Salisbury, Md alorg with
tie baggage Of Hugh McGarry, notorious blockade
runner aud was intended present 10 tie rebel Gen.
Fzhugh Lee from his friends aud admirers in this city.
ncGarry escaped capture but large amount of effects,
intended for the South fell into the hands Of the officer
As an evidence of the strict censorship kept over the
telegraph during the present eventnl days, it may be
stated that the President declined to-day to allow
the names of one hundred killed and wounded officers
to 90 over the wires II not proposed TO say even
how when or where the event took place. The Presi.
dedt did not wish to interfere with Secretary Santons
"wisdom" in this respect.
A returned Federal Naval officer SAYS that two of
soneman's cavalry men we're captured within the city
limits of Richmond. Among the passengers on a train
captured by some Of Stonemans command was Mr.
Memmingcr, Secretary of the Treasury who, being IN
known 70 his clpors was psroled with the other paE'
lengers. "a ie)
Gen. HASKELL in Indiana, says general order No. e.
known the deatE order"has been approved by Gen.
Burnside, and the force placed at his disposal to en-
force it, and that he shall do ia every case where
papabls violation come to his knowledge The order
prohibits newspapers and speakers from inTeigling
against the policy OF the goYernmsn on the idea
that all who are opposed the war policy Of the gov.
eminent are epposed 70 rhs government
The Washington Oh oniele says thatoe9S persons at
Nashville nave taken the oath Of allegiance thus far,
including less than 600 paroles of honor.
The New York Dale News suppressed first, beesuss
mob threatened It with violence aud second, because
the refused 70 carry 1t through the mails,
Is to be revived again BY Ben Wood
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-15
ATLANTA HAMBLEToS.
A letter dated New York, 9th inst, says:

A letter dated New. York, 9th inst, says:
Hambleton, lately editor Of the Atlanta Georgia
Confederacy arrested days ago. applied day for
his dscharge upon writ o. hGbeds corpus This James p
Hambleton is the person who, few years since made
No a list of New York merchants names and sent them
South to the Southern merchants. AL those merchants
who DID not comply with the demands of Hambleton,
in regard to his alleged expenses in getting upsaid list,
were marked "blacE," aud consequently. received no
Southern patronage.
lie afterwards became the editor Of the Atlanta Con-
federacy and was lately found in this city under sus-
picous circumstances and $4,000 in Confederate
money and bonds were found in his possession He
was arrested by Major General Wool and was conveyed
TO e Park Barracks where he has siaco been detained
Judge McCunn issued hd6eds corpus yesterday TO
bring him before him. and to-day he produced by
Captain Armstrong, OF the Park Barracks Judge Nc
Gum adjourned the until Monday, in order that
GeneE Wool might make return to the writ. Ham
bletOn says he only claims speedy committeeman
some rich developments are expected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-15

From late United States papers received at this Office
ma extract tho foilowinp

From late United States papers received at this Office
we extract the following; .-t
YANKEE VIEW OF THE SITUATION AT vIcKsBURe.
A correspondent of the St. Louis Republican writing
from Grants army says seems apparent that the bat
tie if any is fought, will occur near Black River Bridge
Before reaching that structure, engagement of any
moment can occur, unless the rebels CHOOSE to offer
open field Vcksburg bluff and batteries are already
placed far Rone side and falling 10 stopping yes.
sells will 1--we no part in persent operations; that
the next two weeks are to be laden with interest, all
believe and June will find US either in Vicksburg,
year removed from it. Grants army is large and eff
Gent enough 10 accomplish the task expected Of it.
one particular, people will be disappointed, and that
concerns the time to be used in the present movement
We have every advantage, supplies of every kind our
army has in abundance, more artillery than they can
use and are supported by the most formidable feet
except that at Charleston, that ever aoated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-15
CAPTURE OF rENALE REBELS.
VAI =" Ut 1117111I'11 1-11'1
The Baltimore American Of the 7th, says:

The Baltimore American Of the 7th, says:
Lieutenant Griffith of the l54th Pennsylvania Volur-
teers yesterday morning reached here from the Point
of Rocks via Northern Central Railroad, having in
charge three female Rebels who were committed to tie
custody Of Colonel Fish, Provost Marshal One is named
Mary Jane Green, charged ith being cutter of Gov
.ernment telegraph wires and Rebel mail carrier She
has according to official report submitted to the
Rebe Secretary Of Warby General A. H. Lee rendered
valuable service to their She defiant in her
manner, and her expressions whistn tine Gilmore House
betrayed the of her and associations
Maria Murphy her company, is charged with being
telegraphic wire cutter and Rebel spy, and 1t is
proven that she has several times rveed from Wheel
log to Ptsburg and conveyed Information in relation to
army movements of considerable importance to The
enemy Jennie De Hart is the third party and for some
time past has been acting the Orderly Sergeant OF
Company D, JENKINS Cavalry, commanded by Captain
White She provided herself with male attire, and be-
ing rather masculine in her appearance deceived the
Rebeleeruiting officer, and enlisted in the service
Mary Jane Green arrested eleven months ago, IN
Western Virginia, and confined in aprson in Wheeling
Jennie De Hart arrested about the first of April In
Fayetteville, Virginia, and Maria Murphy at the same
time, near Clarksburg. Major General Schenck will
probably consider the cases of these persons.
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40 nrR suRSCRlBERs.

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A. no CONTINGENCY Is likely . arise which vii prevent me
,v ont Of an TIE remaining tls dgrng The period ao" ~
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a,-1,.t ,ss2 Pr0Pris.1rs Of tis Richmond v hg.
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THE YANKEE PANIC NEAR oHAScrL1oRsvILLr.


A correspondent of the New York Herald, who wit.
messed the stampede" of Carl Shurzs flying Dutchmen
Qlth corps when they found that Jackson was in their
rear gives the following graphic account of the amusing
scene:
"The flying Germans came dashing over the field in
crowds sampedng and running as only men do run
when convinced that sure destruction Is awaiting them
must confess that have ability to do justice to the
scene that followed. IL my lot to be in the GENRE
of that field when the panic burst upon Us. May never
be a witness another such scene. On one hand was
solid column OF infantry retreatng nc double quick on
the other was dense OF beings who were fly ng
as fast az their legs could carry Them followed up by the
rebels pouring their murderous Yoeys in upon u.s. yell
ling and hootUg TO increase the confusion hundreds oil
cavalry horsee left rdeess at the first discharge, from
the reoes dashng frantcaly ABOUT in all directions )
scores of batteries flying FROM the field; battery
| Wagons ambulances horses, men, cannon caissons
| al iumbled and tumbled together In one mex
tricable mass-and the murder0us fire OF tho rebels
still pouring in upon iheIh To add TO the terror OF
the occasion there but means Of escape from
the Geld and tina; through little narrow neck or raVne
washed out by SCOTS creek. Towards this the con.
| fused mass plunged headong For momenti. seemed
as if no power could avert the righ'iul calamity that
threatened the entire army 90 the pancs reken
crowd terrified artillery riders squirting and iashing
their horses their utmost; anbuiances upsetng and
being dashed pieces against trees and stumps horses
dashing over the field; men hyGg and scrying with
alarma perfect torrent of sson apparently uncon-
| trol.be' TIE men ran in all directions. They Sli
seemed possessed with an instructive idea of the shortest
and most direct line from the point whence they started
| to the United States Mine Ford and the majority OF
| them did not stop Until they had reached the tord.-
Many Of them, reaching the river, dashed III and
swan to the north SIDE and supposed to be running
yet. The stampede universal the disgrace general
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-15

TO TIE ToTERS OF THE SkgA T0RLAL DLsTRLoTEA
BRACLGG THE COUNTIES 0FHA4ELL4, DLRRIDDLE
I'D AND BRUNSHJCR:-
Mr. THOMAS T. JONES, Of unSwck, has been procam'd
card date you In the Le'isurs. As tits so
lion Without his kn0wle1f and be being absent IN the
military service dsemit proper brieG 70 rpesento youfs
claims Born IN Ame Ia adped cit Of bru k as pc.
cuniaTy interest Ing mainly Ia nsdde he h thu: pecu.
way bound to the whole ric In personsl Faeie end
quaaC lons lie tmireEty htd Or peson reqs:iiog In
purpose, wisdom la counsel and mness In eetcn
Among very fret Ike In defence Is co he
ncingy to her rfe leg Smongt her
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guisled himself aband 81 heroe b. hI Of curaee
and heroic gsanry for weary months bore with calm
resignation the tternes Of prison e Released from eapvy,
he assued place IN the Tsnk', aud It'll beaTEhmsef
hero among private oie Possessed Of talents whc mark
and, though He'd TO rr molon By ose who knsw
and app ecated those TALENT he hss yet with chars cr site d.
esly promotion Sngo nb5r and to suffer original
nred With the purest patriotism whose mind personal DO
metz Interest Tor moment. conflict With ths eIesA
onny who bears his f en- res dy s,enhes her
encwose pat iotis guided by sound Wld
whole life esnbled by the most unyedng Integrity
su h q man Is Thomas I. Jones'
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