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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
srAurEoz oy CosscElrls-A New York letter, date

August lst, says:
IN extraordinary presented at the New
Haven wharf, East river, tue arrival of the steamer
Continental yesterday morning. party of oonscrips,
one hundred and seventeen in number placed on
board the boat in charge of Captain Davis, and COM
peuy Of ths l4th Connection. volunteers No sooner
bad the steamer touched the wharf than general STAN.
pcde ensuod Forty of the cOnscrpts made good their
escape but the remainder we're captured and marched
OF safe keeping to the Park Barracks. Some of the
szejsddl,rJ lowered themselves down through the
valer closet Of the steamer into the river, and, be-
g good swimmers, had no difficulty in reaching terra
firms beyond the vision of the guards They then ex-
caaugcd their wet clothing for dry (the onsshOremen
sympathizng with them and minsrerng to their ne
cessities which they put eff the dOublequick
for parts unknown. Captain Davis is in heap OF trouble
about them, but his securing the city in the
hooe of being able before nghtfu to bring the
detilS sheep back to the fold.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
GEN. MORGAN IN CAPTIVITY.

KNOXVILLE, Aug 7.-Cincinnat papers of the a b
instant have been received here. The draft is to be
speedily enforced throughout Kentucky.
Gov. Tod and Gen. Mason improved The opportunity
of presenting their compliments to Gen. Morgan while
the train conveying the latter to Cincinnati was stop
ping at Columbus. Gov. Tod shook hands with Gen.
Morgan. lie visits Gen. Burnside to consult about
Morgans surrender. Quarters in readiness at the
Ohio Peniienilry for Morgan aud his officers captured
IN Ohio
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

Toe Columbus papers think that the report relative
I, the destruction of the Sls Works ut ST. Andrews
Bav by the Yankees, is a trick Of Notwithstanding
more. Started merely to raise the price OF salt.
Henry st 'vens' foe mills near Miledgeyle, Ga, we're
de troyed by fire on Saturday morning week. large
amount of wheat and corn destroyed. The fire
was the result Of an accident.
Mai Gen. Hindman has been assigned to Wi.hers'
division Of B aggs army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

Rr.OCKADIyG THE MISSISSIPPI.

MosToS, Angus. s.-Colonel Matt johnson sunk one
transport and disabled two Others opposite GreenVis
last Tuesday Srcs that time he has caused to turn back
some twelve Steamboats, laden with merchandise.
The Yankee gunbOats came up and shelled the woods
furiously for miles, withou. doing any damage.
The success of this movement will numbers OF
light artillery batteries to Be organized at once for the
same purpose, aud few weeks will the Mississippi
more effectually bockaded than ever before
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
BRANDON, Mss The Brandon Republican Gays,

The bu,iness portion Of our town presents a very
gloomy appearance. Fourteen store rooms three dwell
ngs, law Office and barber shop burned by the
Yankees togeih,r with almost everything they contain
ed and number Of friends have been utterly ruin
ed What can be the feelings Of those who brought
this calamity upon when they look upon the destruc
ton of their neighbours property? If they capable
Of feeling we pity them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
l4o4 ACRES N. g. LAND
FOR s A L Z.

MY LAND lies in Rockingham county,
vi on Mayo river and Buffalo creek and about mid
way bew the North Carolina Central railroad and the Virginia
Central railroad.
lhere enough cleared for twenty twenty i've hands
and the finest body original growth In the whole cou
try timber sawed into box pl nk would bring sVo
OOO and there mill seat in the central portion VI the
timber. This land Is passed for Tobacco.
The excellent framed Dwelling, containing seven rooms
all necessary outhouse twelve good Tobacco barns
The situation healthy In the State the Dwelling be
ing on an eley aou aGording view OF the mountain
/ will also sell the growing crops
II not sold privately by go OF August will hen name
the day advertisement which will sell to the highest
b der.
Persons wishing purchase had better aud the place
soon seldom that such tract OF lands offered for SALE
Terms cash or credit
Address DR.. R. D. HAY,
~ lT-ct2Oth eepts PENIS stors, Pat ict CO., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
ALABAMA ELECTION.

SELMA, Aug. 7.-Taliadega county gives Watts l,49i,
Shorter 1876 Dowdell 90 Congress Cruikshsnk lsS.
Curry $780, Calhoun county gives Watts 1851, Shortt
56i CSgress-Cruikshank 60 majority; one box to
be heard from. Jefferson county gives Watts Sol,
Shorter So, Dowdell 81 Congress-Smth SSl. Fowler
22s. In Randolph county, Watts has a majority
Cr,iLshank sol Curry sos.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

w,-cv HuI-Tbe Savannah Republican of Monday
i've ara informed that one day last week $500
was paid by individual in this city Tor twenty oola
gold piece. The who sold 1t dld wen as mase, VI
speb nricP Here is a. screw loose that ought to be
looked after.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
sECoxD DESPATCH.

Knoxville, Aug. Selection returns received here
to-day indicate that Hon. VIM. 6. Swan, an ardent
friend of the administration, has been re elected to
Congress. Hon. Ii. s Foote is probably defeated
CHATTANOOGA, August 7.--Returns from the election
Thursday are quite meagre. They indicate the election
of the Winchester Convention ticket, With two or three
arcentors
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
THE ENEMY IN CULPEPER.

GoaDossvILLE, Aug. s.-A gentleman just Fl ON Bran.
dy Station says that the enemy is in force foGr miles
beyond Brandy from the direction OF Rappahannoek
bridge. They destroying everything It ia sup
posed that the force consists of three regiments of cav
airy and eight of infantry. The men, he says, are oil
fleeing, leaving the women and children.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

Col J. L. Hardee has succeeded in raising regiment
Of troops in Marietta, Ga, and vicinity. we are gad
to record the fact that the volunteer spirit revRng
with misfortunes. This is the spirit that can never
be conquered.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
DIED.

o. Sunday the Oh inst MAMIE CLIFTON, youngest ehld
o. w. Emily HAr son, aged eleven m n'hs ana egn-
teen days. -. a.
fsnds and aequGntanees Of the fm are requested 70
attend her funeral from resdenee Of Wn Tgo onfank-
street. this afternoon at o'clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
TENNESSEE ELECTION.

KNOXVILLE, August 1.-THE returns Of the election
yesterday in slowly. The vote is small, and the
Congressional nominees Of the Winchester Convention
SO far, lead the opposition The army vote, however
not caivad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
DESTRUOTION OF A COLLEGE.

GREENSBORO, n. c., Aug. 9.--The Methodist Fsuale
College, at this place, burned last night O1e hum
dred and sevenyfve girls were in the budding AL e.
capped oninured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

MOI Ell will sci, priyateI the TRACT of
LAYD coo..iai SsI ACRES Which now reside 100
Aes N whc 3 IN siig la gogth AMI ab Ut - Acres II Low
GrJu-os LAiji veil 2iNp 81 y ne cutare sI Mhe y
Corr and Tobaeeo Tas B 81 ,F; D~eIins House
Of oas snd s4ueat K.t;hen Smoke Ioss barn, I,e
Hluse AMI To. rs Ltui rs on vi Is or-eL Abas
miles cs'tersve In good neishosIhOSu WIN Suuien'
and Mills cOnvenleat. -. :
TR Onehaiu CaBh and the balAneen one and years.
OF ~ e.s2 = US 'p'0a " wv DAVID L GRAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be maze TO the Second Au or OF the
for the renewal Of state Bonds No. e6s for 0O and No. 0
Tor Al ZOO issued TO Walter Wrenn Said bonds having
" jy2T--1aH3mo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

THE CONFEDERATE DzAD.-We copy from the Balt-
more American the following list OF Confederate pri-
souers, from Gettysburg who have died Ct the Chester
Hospital, siace the l9h ut;
] G Coler, I'd Lieut. 26th n C; J J snpes, 18th
C; A W Farrar, I'd Leu. Sth Ga; Lieut. W Ayrss Sth
Va. Privates-D CLARK, 22d G; Alex Semmes, 2Sth
Va; L Walters, Sd Ga; G w Wilson, SD n {; VIM J
Goodsum, 18th {; jesse w 0gerstreet, 2sth Va; ]
Hunter, 27th n c; McCook, 26 n G; A Stevens,
Is. Tenn Battery; lin Clapple sd c; j Hagins,
22d c; q Num- 18th n c; S Bennett, llth Miss; w
Berry, 9TH c. Henry Bolden, Goth Tenn; Ward, 26th
Tenn; A Bowen, lst Rifles; A Htt 9TH Va; j
L Eagerly, 18th n c; John &udy, 10Th Ark; J Coy,
Lants Pioneer Corrs. Miss; VIM P Pullin, 18th La S
Harman 18th c. L B Gaskil, 10th Va; r Slawter,
4ith -; John Fitzgerald, 18th Texas; J N Riddle
lnosey, LIST Md " Price, both c; q w Matt, 26th
ia; Howell, 2Sh G; Matt Wamsley, citizen OF
We; J L Nook, l4.h N C; A Shields, 26th c; Geo N
Derrick, 18th c; Edwards, 57th Va A Webb
18th w; 5 Thompson, 10 Ark; James Bernard, Isl
Ark Cavalry; A Grew, llth Miss; X II Powell, 9th
c. j S Hendricks, l2:h S c; John Stone, l4,h La; b
Kirby S5th Tenn; Reynolds, 59:h Tenn; Parker, Sd
Ari; and Ii V jenkins, 26h Ga.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
FROM THE NORTH.


FREDERIcKsBUKe, Aug. "a gentleman from Wash.
ington "Wednesday says that $4,000 runaway negroes
are around the city. Lincoln seurollng the negroes
free aud slave-n Maryland. Since the battle et'
tysburg twenty one new batteries have been err &c
At Baltimore 5000 negroes at work the FORTH
cations around the city
Tn, people oc Maryland in despair, and subject TO
The most unrclsnupg tyranny aid suspicion.
New York, New jersey. and the New England States
are buying ccnscrpis Gu: Of the army. The Governor
of New Jersey refuses to let a single 60 without
bs authority The Governor of New York ia preparing
to test the constitutionalty Of the COnscrpt act.
A large number of troops have been sent to New
York and New England to preserve order.
terrific storm occurred recently around Reading,
Pa vast amount of crops was destroyed.
Emmetsburg has been nearly consumed by fire.
THE YANKEE ARMY IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
GoRDoSsvILLE, Aug. 9-An intelligent gentleman ar
rived here to-day from Aiddleburg. lie fled thence
last Wednesday. The Yankee raiders were burning tie
wheat and destroying every thing They had carried
Off all the citizens they could capture, including two
little boys, caught plowng aio all the horses, cattl"
and sheep He reports that Meades headquarters az
at CatIets Station Sedgw;ck's at Warrentons. Pie
santons cavalry at Wsrrenton Junction. The Yan
KEGS have sent back O certain number of each comoa
to gather conscrpts. They will they say, remain VII 10
they until the conscrpts increase cir force, ~hea
| they will advance "on to Richmond"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
TIE YANKEE ARMY IN TENNESSEE.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. An quiet along the Tennessee
river The main portion OF Rosecranz's army is st
Winchester and Decherd, with brigades stationed at
several other points.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Rules held in the

NJ INIII MA, III w .-hV IIUIVS IIVII III IIV
Clerks Office OF Halifax county, Monday, the Sd day Of
John Gayle Caroline Gayle, David Smith, John Smith,
and Others rIaihuns,
against
John J. Taylor and Mary his wife, Defendants.
apperpg by satisfactory evidence that John Taylor and
Mary his wife residents ofthe eat Of vgnah is or
appear within month after due pubca
ton hereof and protect ,her Interest
This suit :he object sale Of tract Of land
ax county, which Robert Gayle died possessed and Tie
dy among parties entitled thereto and that
cow OF this order be Inserted the Richmond Wing week
for four successive posted Al the front door OF the Court
House Of his county on the day OF the County Court
VIM. s. HOLT, elk.
Z. BARKsDALK Jr, p. q. Ant-WE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
CALICO MILLS.

GALLElU MILIloF
WE will purchase Wheat as usual, and pay
Government prices and viii sell Flour at Government
prices Fll gind on toll, II the Farmers Wish IL
auiC-dlwcsw WARWICK 4 BARKSDALEE II
IN BBLS. RYE WHISKY,
III Old Bourbon Whisky livery hne),
u Casks Ooguac Br&ndy,
10 Bbls Moasses,
% Bbs N. o. Sugar,
20 Kegs Lard,
x0O y And = Boxes Tobacco,
For sale BY
Rw. CHALK,
sulO-2t' l5h street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

FREDERICKSBURG, Aug. S-Citizers of Stafford report
the enemy in considerable force about five miles iron
the river but there signs Of them from the town
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
nR1a. GEN. RoWEN.

Brig. Gen. John S. Bowen. whose death from dysen'
tery ut Raymond Miss, has been announced, was one
Of the ablett officers in the Confederate army. The
,ugusta Sentinel furnishes the following interesting
sketch of the gallnt deceased
usva, \ graduate of Vest Point and belonged to
,be repular United States army at the commencement
:f the present war; Upon the beginning OF hostihtes
the two sections, lie promptly resigned his COM
mission and offered his sword to Gov jackson, oil hs-
soud He was secOnd in command when camp jackson
vas attacked and captured by Gen. Lyon. Paroled by
that officer he went 10 New Madrid county in Missouri
od raised one Of the finest regiments in the Western
Denartlneut Reporting 70 Gen. Polk, then in commard
nj Columbus his superior qualities were quickly detected
by that officer, and sent commander OF brigade, TO
Camp Beauregard-the extreme rght wing Oh tne army!
and very responsible position. Always on the alert
kind and humane yet strict in discipline he more than
fulfilled all that anticipated Of him.
When Gen. A. b. Johnston was thIe(ened With an.
initiation ct Bowling Green by tn eeold his own mum
her Gen. Bo0ens brigade was detached from the army
of the Mississippi and sent TO him. Upon his arrival,
he was at once placed in command OF the forfcltion
aud the city. The army falling back upon Nashville,
spreading the rdes. alarm among the inhabitants OF
that city and section without councils somewhat dis.
tacted Gen. Bowen respectfully appealed to the com.
handing General to make stand upon the Cumberland
and give the enemy battle In this he was alone ana
was oyerruled.
of Saladin, and the enemy upon bis part OF
the field bus to charge and sweep them from it. lnone
OF these desperate encounters he pierced by min
ME ball, and fell dangerously wounded
In three months he was again in the saddle, and at
the head of his brigade At the subsequent battles OF
Corinth ivan Dorns) Baton Rouge, Grand Gulf Bakers
Creek and Vicksburg, e exhibited that indomita
bic courage judgment and GOODNESS so characteristic oil
a good and Great Generator such he was.
With the gallant Green and long line of other no
BILE heroes who have lost their lives in the cause oil
freedom,
leaving In battle = blot on their name,
Ru looking proudly Heaven from the death bed Of fame
he has gone to meet bis reward.
John s. Bowen was native of Savannah, Ga, and
the son Of William p Bowen, Who was citizen OF that
city for many Yeas anterior to his DEATH which oc-
Cured some i've years ago. HI served with credit
Major of infantry in the Florida brother lives
Savannah and two sisters reside in the upper part OF
Georgia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

WANTED--By Two Virginia Ladies, CON-
w peent to give the Engsh Branches
and who have experience 10 teschng SITUATIONS IN p
families take charge Il small ehoo beginning Of
october the LIST Of January owng Pleasant sua
lions desirable and moderate compenaons will satfae-
oty The best references be given II required.
Address "Rena" Sparta P. o. Caroline county, "Minnie
Lawrencevile, Brunswick county, Va jy2l-c6ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
ASSISTANT QUARTZ 2MAsTER GENERALS oFFIoE

ASSISTANT QUARTZ 2MksTER GENERALS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, sth August, 1865. !
COMMISSARIES who are purchasing sup
" plies autho,zeiio receive that portion the In kad
consisting and Irish potatoes wheat bucSwhest rice
sugar. mosses peas ground and Bacon giving
cep producer which will be evidence that much Of Ills
pa!dLs the Post Quaermastr Of the Congressional Dis
responsible for the TENTH aer the Assessor hiss made II
him. The Receiving Oommisary will also receipt for TO
officer Upon this receipt he will held responsible A. the
Treasury for the and will take them his
The foregoing not relieve District Qusermasers from
their re9onBby In receiving the whole and the obligation
furnish bags but ineuded to the alton of off,
GERS Of the Comm ssaIy Department
LARKIN SMITH.
AssisL Dc. Mr.. GenL,
in charge tax In kind.
l.. B. NoRrHRoP, Q. G. 8.
Approved,
BY order of the Secretary OF Wa,
J. A. CAMPBELL,
Rul0-1W A. g. w.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

Chdft0tteSptHe, Va
MISS A. LEAT0H, Principal.
TNHE Eleventh Annual Session of this School
viii begin Th Of September NEXT close On the
following Yer particulars apply to fTiacSal
iy1T-ci2t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

rehearsal entirely play translated nom the French Of
Theodore Bae and Henry de at COS. Of one Thousand
dollars, entitled
TIE OLD HOUSE ON TIE BRIDGE OF EOTRE DAME.
ale Malson du Pont de Metre Dame drama by NM Theo-
H. d. Kock, which achieved INN
st IN Ambu Comque during tie latter part Ct last
has adapted for h Theatre The plot turns broad In
which everybody understand and aboun3s In ua
items which Ingenious and prs There IT, more
over this Eovey about the story that whereas In general hr
ling ne est produces the contention Of the good With the
bad, ere vany wages tn vlin7 until tho struggle
ought 10 close by the iriu nph OF virtue. 10-lt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
FROM JACKSON, MIS-;

ATLANTA. Augusta private telegram from jackson
Miss Of yesterdays date, shows that communicates
e re-opened with that CITY,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10
Nj CELLANEoE3.

NOTICE. i wish to employ FEMALE TEACH
IN the Of ten months to commence Isl October
next teach small school, One well qualified TO teach al the
can fed situation by early application. 1t Is not aesduy ne.
cesssry Music shall taught but preferred Reference
given and required Address
ssGREsHAM,
jy2g-laW4w Newtown King Q1eea co.. Va
EOR RENT.-By order of the Board of
Trustees OF Hsmpden sidney College, cGr for rent the
Stewards Hall, which accommodate lArFe nurber Of
boarders Immediate possession be had. Also Dwelling
House and POSSESSION given 18th Of September rex
Address DR.. y. B WATKINB
iy3I-IaW4g Comm'r Board Trustees Il. d. @.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

yNANTED.-A Virginia Lady, who has had
w two years experience In Teaching wishes TO obtain site
uson In private family small Children or take charge
Of ths Juyen. Department Female Seminary No objection
10 going South. Reference required. -
Refers to It. Gov. R. L. m,nsgue Jamaica r o. Mddlssex
county. .u,r., -
Aa're'' Centre Cross Po.toncsY
iy17-eqs Essex Co., W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

POOMS FOR RENT
~ Two Basement Rooms house Church HILL pleasantly
located and convenient TO Main street. Enquire at this Once
augl0-8.t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-10

WANTED Teacher to take charge Of
IN Latin GEEK ard thorough Of Mathematics. single
L. nrsSsr,ed Address DR.. w. O. STAPLES
iy1ff-c4t PENIS Store, Patrick co.,, Va
VXTANTRD-AN EXPERIENCED TEACH
w Err graduate Of one the souh Add
late Professor Of naes &c in Madison College,
.ires position academy family professor
.hIp Ia college Good referen ;e given.
Address j. w. KEEBLE,
au4-c5s whlg Ofes
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

ELOQUENT SPEECH or CoLoRED
WOMAN. Rev. DR.. Thompson, editor Of
the Christian Advocate and journal, in
giving some incidents connected with a
recent tour in Ohio, describes a visit he
made to camp of coiored soldiers at
Delaware. Among other things men
toned, he says:
DAT Camp Delaware we heard some in
terestng speeches, one of them by a col
ored woman 1t was truly eloquent. She
said Tell me not that the colored man
will not fight for truth and right Think
of Port Hudson and Fort Wagner Since
the noble deeds of the Fourth Massachu-
sets and Eleventh Louisiana, | have felt
proud that there was colored blood in my
VEINS. Go forth, my brothers behave
like men. When you come back, let it
be said of each of you: he is one of the
soldiers of the United States he was at
the storming of such an entrenchment; he
led his platoons up to such battery /; he
did his part gloriously on such a field
Then will men learn tD respect both you
and the race to which you belong. The
banner under which you fight is, by the
folly of your foes, and the wisdom of God,
lifted up for the emancipation and eleva-
ton of an enslaved and down-trodden
race, as well as fer the preservation of the
Union. Bear it onward, and bring 1T not
!. back until the Union is restored, and sla-
very demolished. Bring me on your re-
turn for my little girl, IN box, some of
the ashes of the last auction-block.-
Blessed be God, that at last | can say |
have country, and brothers able and
willing to defend it,"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

The Opposition in OHIO are practls-
ing upon the hints of the Richmond Wing.
The Cincinnati Commercial says, "There
is scheme of colonization matured and
in operation, to secure the election of Val
landigham by frauds as base as the
border ruhians were guilty of in Kansas.
The democratic party of Ohio has become
an Emigrant Aid Society. All the vaga-
bonds in the country are to be raked as
with fine tooth comb, into Ohio, to vote
for yallandigham. The heaviest lmporta-
ton is from Indiana. 1t is a question
whether the several committees having the
Union organization in charge, are giving
this important matter adequate attention.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01


in their dangers and in ,ho;.
marches In the name of Gen. Roso weary
and his army, thank You again 'V 3. az
evidence Of your high appreciatioD -, "g laI
la6ors and sacrifices, (ApplauseI VI '0el
Three loud cheers for Gem :
and his army were then called far O a,'I
sponded 10. wi and re
The Rev Geo, B, Bacon then fa,....
IN some appropriate and touching r ,D,'Oyei
which received the applause of t i'''a'S'
pany. '"' con-
Refreshments We're then served An,
hour was passed IN pleasant social c s"p y
Mon, before the lateness of the eU'raV
caused the company to disperse, '''aR'