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officers They were told that they were not to be
changed and would be all sent to Fort Delaware. The
oath of allegiance thOu OSsed them Some of the
had been in the Fort and knOwingits horrors said
they would prefer death to being kept there for two
years AbOu fortyfve, out of 500, were thus induced
to take the oath.
These lies we're told by Colonel Of their armyl
O. T. c.
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THOMAs sTANHOpE FLOURNOY.

The OF the Wig will oblge the lends OF Col EournOy
BIZ repnbhshng the accompanying correspondence They
grafed to learn preSenIat his for TIL Gov
rno.shlp with such general acceptance aud favor
TO render election In The highest dsgee probable
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have resolved to oppose the Government candidates in
many places, but their bmiuGeS have apparently little
chance Of success.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
nnNaREssInA.I .nIsrRInT or qIRaIEuI ..I..l o..


reluctance 70 enter even temporay any sphere Of political %
have delayed the various calls which
kindly made me to become candidate for ooagss from
our Norfolk District IN the earnest hope that etnsuihed
stanan and patriotic soldier Gen Henry wss, might yet
De II daeed 70 &C upy that position before TIE dsc'.
the positive decenson OF Gen. WISE vhcr1 had felt
that Voice CT people would haImoniouy and With
greater VII unite than upon any one else s@ breh I, the
" place myself at this late hour ore the
vot 70 OF tie district candidate for heir snnre
The best energies o: the better a manhood have
been given the MAJ for the development OF
Nofk and The Improvement Of the country Effected BY her
pr spsrty.
have my devotion TO that Interest," The sepa.
ration which the vnf nkts circumstances Rave imposed
tutsrepgh soctude for the present. nd and future
fortunes those Who eled for the whs and
de,py that the voice Of the psop much
concerned u r Interests osnnot be he,r 10 the
natoa Of heh Eeprssnavea the next Con confede
rate council which, with the prospect Il before
likely OF more than extaor isay
nent 70 district tie mzsrisl ttsrest Of who's peop, lies
enneRy y IN, commsIcil Development Of yirynlas oily
port Norfolk. .
The hope which have org ndu ed snd the object Of
past ten years. 2borhe es,ab ment Of direct trade ~ Nor
70 k-has guran'ee OF he 6nal triumph %
oSuss, and which upknd slaii0a defeat
My uocompromsng identity With that OBJECT and III fuie
Ct that lacaiY whose mater Al centre eonsas the
tain from which hereafter dei whatever Prosperity
the counties OF the 10 snoy beyond tie 10
duets 10 pIaes myself 4, hs ears ayeandida.e Cen
gress. WILLIAM MALONE.
Ii TIE FHID, May 18th, 1858. myl6-1et
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DIED.

On the 9th ins after Icing and painha III e at his resi-
denc. In the county OF NooWay WARNER W. GUY In the
kixty sew nth year Of his age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS. REWARD.
Il stolen, ora the residence OF Mrs Samuel Watkins
tss.eqTS va7 on The s9d April. aoLD EEeIna LEVER
sprun engraved on the insde Of the case.
Toe above reward win DO given for he sad Watch dsiyerd q
eh Qnsto " Ksnh PaiasA O. pyls~Sx
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FINANCIAL AND CsMAIERtIlL.

FRIDAY, May To- 1863.
At Messrs Davenport Cos sale Of Bonds and Stocks
to-day the following prices obtanedthe bonds vita
exception mentioned being sold with interest added
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

There 81 900 interest bearing confed Treasury
notes &c. and t12 800 do, at 9sH.
AtMessrs Robinson Adams Co.'S sale Of groceries,
ETC., to-day the following prices o taned:
Common sugar in hhds 81 AID 29 In barrels ~;
carbonate soda ga kegt 22TG26 coperas 6sc molases
30 n black teas t630l67O young Tyson imperial 81
bacon 81 O soIdined ley S,7l9O concentrate ey 1890
peanuts Sl@l2 q bushel dried app llG 1926 candles
n S620c clover seed 320 y bush, Lee Perkins
London caup 3ls dOI bOe potatoes &c 80 b rs q BUSH
coffee sass TO a
rated
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CORRESPONDENCE
HuIyGX, O. H., March o8i. 1853.

COL thomas s. F7OuTHoy;
Dear srLargs public meetings, composed Of both democrats
aad wings have recently held In this portion Virginia.
vLca TIE people Ignoring patty dlyis have
mendd ytu 10 the who people OF the
state as proper person elect next
oysrnor We have believe III the Of these
ueeags cordi lily owed In part O. the Common
wsa-hat party feus have been buried AID that In the
apnro ching 81 &c elections all part will unite
10 promote The best Interests II their country.
the te OF rapidly approaching respectfully
ask YOU to-day Whether you willing 10 accept the once, II
elected so that be announced TO the puSEc
very respectfully
VIM slms, Daniel Mr.
ID A Claiborne, shun sker,
Thomas Leigh, VIM W TrcdvAy,
Wn HoEeTtoB Ian ghorne 5cTuggs,
. n Il Garrett, Albert rAyl.r,
I "a stoyaJl, "a, BeV Bleming,
Rev Adm r. Jan Is o Bruce
SsmT y W.tkiBA II Farmer,
James Me:ley, JT.I Robert nuknsri
John &c IT. Robert Jenaings,
Geo West
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

SAMUEL PRICE,. OF GRRENBRIER.-
authorized say that this gentleman has consented 10
candidate for the office of LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
q the next election. spel-td
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T DST OR STOLEN from my residence, on
II Leigh street. sh. Silver PLATE eoBiE'. With
my Dame engaged uponM
MY l6-s' j. PETERKIg
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G1k0 REWARD.-Rauaway from the sub

$3.50 aB..s.a .ss D% as uS q.
nght Of the Qtk Inst, three Negro Men named kOhAED
MiLEs and JOHN, recently purchased By me Ia Richmond
Rich Dr. w. Belvin who now Al the
Medical Coll Richmond but the boy came from oese York
town. The other Miles and John puchs cd Of e.
Davis Richmond but the boys came from the Beckvas,
county all whom suppose, sold 70 place
item beyond tie reach the Ysnk and they
making an efortto get to them again.
Richard Il yellow copp r-coored negro, extremely
bul uih countensne black vslie and rood
mary cothine with and In hA
yet pocket With gilt orod chain hooked In the buttsn hole Of
th@Fest.
be John are both very bsck, low stature but outiJ
built Miles has clothing With him. John had black CARPET
Gag knd 9 blue Yankee uniform 81.
viii give the above reward arrested Of the county, or
$40 arrested within tie county orseured In jail
that can get thsm.-. JOHN p. WILSON.
Buchanan, Va, Nay 18th, 1873, [ny ie-lH|
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A. P. HIL's LIGHT DIVISION,
May llth, 1863
The following is list of the killed. wounded and
missing Of Archers Brigade in the late engagements
near Charlottesville, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AysouScE
wM JoYNEs Esq., candidate for Office Of Judge 10
the Second Circuit in place Of Judge ehson, resigned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-16

TO. MY CONSTITUENTS - Grateful for
your past kndnessndeed, generotyI respectfully offer my
self once more ssndidste for your suagrs As shahaVe
opportunity address personally will probably address
you through The newspapers. JAS. LYOHb
ap21-tde
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r. II. ARCuEK, A. A. Gen.
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We are authorized TO announce ID. G. DE-
bkREETTRa eaAdass fof fsn Esbfh Disic.
composed Of The cJuntis Of Caroline spoylynia Lu'ss,
my 1h--dx
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
Rhodes Standard Manure
Notice to Mill Owners.

Persons Intending to build Grst, or Circular Saw Mills
find at HOLSTERS Mills North Montpelier four cast
iron Shafts two OF which are five inches in diameter IA
feet long, with five feet pueys attached Also three
80 inch pulley for mill spndles and three "a inch pu
for tgheners all Of which IL inch face and cast iron
Also, two shafts six inches in diameter OF which is
Feet long, the other being feet, with sets bevel
gears, three to in motion six inch face nth boxes
for the same to run in.
One shingle Mill for saving shingles One Clapboard
MILL maze on an improved plan. The above Machines
cannot DC equalled as for workmanship and rabiy
here is good opportunity for those wishing to pur-
chase, as they will be sold at liberal discount.
Also, am prepared TO build Grist and Circular Saw
Mills will furnish Leather and Rubber Betting Boltins
Coth and Burr Mill Stone order at manufacturers
prices. MARTIN HOLIISTER Millwrioht
APRIL 25, 1853. d&wf
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HARRISBURG, Pa, June II. In the name and
by the authority of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, Andrew G Curtin, Governor of said
Commonwealth
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-13
NOTICE.
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned, having been in the Commi ssi on bus
ness for some time, and knowing the wants and n
cesslty OF Immediate sales and remittanCes the sale
Of Produce would Inform Merchants and Others who ship
Produce to Boston Market that prepared to make
sales OF all kinds of Produce sent care immed
iy on Its arrival and the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to the consgnor For ability to do So we
refer to HON RoDERIoK RICH RDsoS and for partcu
lars, prices &C., to A. W WILDER both of Montpelier
HARVEY & PARKER, tr'r
Commission Merchants
fw6ml5 No. So. Market ST.. Boston
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H. @ u ~ ID!

TN the road between Waterbury and Stowe June 5th a
L cloth CARPET BAG.
There in the Carpet Bag clothes and other
vauabes The owner can have the by calling al the
FREEMAN OFFICE proving property and paying charges
fId&wt y TT
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PEACE DECLARED.

comprising the new Grist Mill, House and Barn. Saw
Mill and about IL Of land. The above prop
ery pays Is per cent and will be sold on reasonable
terms. Enquire Of L. T. Kenney, Barre, VT. or on the
premises. -ata ASHLEY HUBBARD.
f6v3ms val ~
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q OMEWHERE in this village, Saturday after noon
(the 6th,) silver escapement watch. Whoever will
leave the at the Freeman office will be suitably re-
warded JAMES G. MURRAY,
Berlin, June 9th, 1863 Did
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O. Tickets to the Blind Mans Concert to-
night can be obtained at the Freeman Bookstore
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New YORK, June II. A correspondent from
Warrenton Junction sends the following to the
Philadelphia IateLlgencer
On Wednesday flag of truce was sent over
by Gen. Pleasanton to Gen. Stuart, requesting
permission to send over four of our surgeons to
attend to the wounded and recover the bodies of
a number of officers killed. Stuart replied in
writing that all the dead were decently buried,
that the wounded had been humanely treated
by his own surgeons and that the prisoners had
all been forwarded to Richmond.
The rebels stated as an objection to having
our surgeon entering their lines to attend to
our men, that one of our surgeons had returned
with information which had been used against
them. They were willing to admit them, pro-
vided the surgeons would 60 to Richmond with
the prisoners and remain some time before being
released to our lines.
Stuart's official desk was captuaed by Gen.
Gregg's command. 1t contained large mum
Der of his official orders, the number of troops,
and their government dispatches showed the de-
sign to engage in offensive operations.
The rebel Gen. Stuart narrowly escaped being
captured, an aid by his side being taken pris,
oner by Gen. Gregg. Stuart was dressed as O
private, and the aid said we could have caught
Stuart as easily as they caught him, but no one
recognized Stuart in his disguise.
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Italian Bees.

Ir- HtdIIdH MbC6Ss
FERTILE QUEEN, of beautiful color, $500. swarrapt
ed Pure, $3.50 few swarms Of fure Italians, in VI
Movable Frame Hive, CHEAT. WOW ..gfu. 40 T.,
Native Bees, Bee Hives, TO-, for sale.
Address as...a. j.. II. sAEB0RN, ltr8t
irf#. 4.sst l5E .r.ta. ..f ..- East Hsrdwiek VI,
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of the 10th says Gen. Grant has been largely
| reinforced and additional troops are still being
hurried forward to his assistance. The move
ment of troops through the city for the past ten
days, both by land and water, have been very
active. a 49,.
The strengthening of the army of Mississippi
has not weakened in any degree the detenses OF
Kentucky, though many of the old regiments
have been taken away from our State, their pla-
ces have been fully supplied by other troops
PHILADELPHIA, June II. The Bulletins dis
patch from Murfreesboro, 18th, says lady who
came within our lines stated that the rebels are
in receipt of very responding news from Vicks-
burg, and that well-known rebels IN Chattanoo.
ga and Shelbyville are selling off their goods and
property to non. combatants at great sacrifices,
in anticipation of our speedy occupation Of
those places. ...
Cheatham's division is three miles this side of
Shelbyville, and Cheatham appears to be very
uneasy The rebel Tennessee regiments are ut
terly demoralized. Bragg had been ordered to
90 South to reinforce Johnston, when the men
and some of the officers mutnied. Bragg then
ordered out a brigade to surround the mutineers.
He swore he would hang ten men day until
discipline was restored. He also said in the
hearing of whole brigade that he" wished these
Tennesseeans were all in hell" There is great
excitement over the affair in the vicinity of
Bragg army.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June II. In the name and
by the authority Of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, Andrew Curtin, Governor of said
Commonwealth :
PROCLAMATION.
Information has been obtained by the War
Department that large rebel force composed of
cavalry, artillery and Infantry has been pre-
pared far the purpose of making raid into
Pennsylvania. The President has therefore
erected two new departments, one in the Eastern
Pennsylvania, to be commanded by Major Gen.
Couch and the other in the Western Pennsylva-
MIA to be commanded by Major Gen. Brooks.
earnestly invite the attention of the people of
Pennsylvania to the general orders issued by
these officers on assuming the command of their
respective departments. The Importance of rails
ing sufficient force for the defense of the State
cannot be overrated.
The corps now proposed to be established will
give permanent security to our borders | know
too well the gallantry and patriotism Of the free
men of this Commonwealth to think it necessary
to do more than commend this measure to the
people, and earnestly urge them to respond to
the call of the General Government and prompt
ly ill the ranks of these corps, the duties of
which will be mainly the defense of our homes,
fresides and property from devastation.
Given under my hand, and signed
ANDREW G. OvRTIN
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.gJ.t 2va@ 7s.Is 'aoH
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NEW YoRK, June II. The Louisville Jownal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-30

Arrangements are being made for speedily
exchanging about one hundred civilian prlso-
ners now in the Old Capitol and ont on parole,
for as many Unionist civilians
The steam transport Thomas Swami arrived
at New York from Fortress Monroe yesterday
morning, with 600 barrels damaged beans On
board, which had been sent from that city as
food for the army.
The Boston Post says that General Roberts,
Of Pope's staff, is the man who has been busy
circulating sue portions OF testimony as bore
against Gen. Porter.
Rear Admiral David Porter has now about
five hundred contrabands serving IN his squad"
ron and on its transports.
Yesterday, in Washington, Corporation
Stock was sold by MEG uire & Co., auctioneers,
for 95 cents
1t is reported in Washington that General
Burnside will very soon take the field, an I'M
portant command having already been arrang~
ed for him.
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When the bill for enlisting negro soldiers,
was under discussion in the .. S. House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, yesterday, Mr.. Crlttenden OF
Kentucky, spoke as follows
1T would be stigma on the constituents OF
gentlemen to say that free white men SHRINK
from the contest III which we are engaged: -
Trhey are not worthy TO aspire to the position
If freemen. We all know the distinction
hroadlv exists between the whites and BLACKS,
and there could not be social equality. " ny
should they put arms IN the hapds OF black
men? The janisaries would be safer keepers
Of the Ottomans than the slaves OF this coun-
try. 70 SO employ them would be cnme
aGainst the intelligence Of the age, and VIC
latun Of the Constitution. We want the
TTnion as it was, and the Constitution as 1t IS,
bit such proceedings would prevent this hap
nv consumation. You have contiscated I'll the
negroes belonging to rebels escaping to your
lines. and the property Of their aiders and
abettors Is not that enough? Must YOU
now resort to arn1ing the slaves CT the South !?
Arbitrary and unconstitutional, the act Vould
he null and void. Would not this be servlle
war; led by white men? With all their faults,
he did not hate the South. He fought them
not for this, but because they are arrayed
AGAINST the liberties and the Constitution OF his
country. His principles were permanent ana
fixed, and hence he was contending tor the Su,
premacy Of the Constitution Which he had
sworn to support, and the restoration OF the
Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-30

CONGRESS-. the E. S. Senate, yesterday,
a bill was introduced 20 facilitate the transport
alton of mails and munitions OF war from
Washington to the Point OF Rocks, and to
pittsburg, and also to the waters OF the Chesa-
peake, The bill extending aid to the State OF
Missouri for the emancipation Of the slaves
therein was taken up and several amendments
of1ered-one proposing that whenever the
States Of Missouri; Maryland, Delaware and
Western Virginia shall take steps to emancl-
pate their slaves within eighteen months
after the passage Of the act (the emanclpa-
tion to be accomplished by the 4th OF July,
1865, the President shall pay to Missouri
shirteeen millions Of dollars, to Maryland
thirteen millions of dollars: to Delaware three
hundred thousand dollars, and owest Virginia
one million five hundred thousand dollars in 5
per cent. bonds Of the United States-dlsioyal
owners to be excluded from the benefits. The
bill was under consideration at the time Of the
adjournment. In the House bill was presen-
ted amending the act OF Incorporation OF the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pa1y The consideration Of the bill for raising
one hundred and fifty regiments Of troops OF
African descent was resumed and occupied the
House through the day. 1t was stated that
the opposition members wish to modify the bill
SO as not to apply to any Of the slave States ex~
elnpted from the operation Of the emancipation
proclamation, or else to defeat It,
LIBERTY HALL.-To-night, in addition to
the usual great attractions at this popular place
Of amusement the management announce a
bona hde challenge dance between Mr. ST..
George, and 1Ir. Tim Hayes, for 5000 The
money has been posted, and the dance will GER
talnly come Of Mr. Hayes claims tC be the
champion dancer OF America, and it is said
that his opponent came here expressly for the
pose Of contending the championship with
him.
The story Of the sinking Of the gunboat WI
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MARRIED.

At Shepherdstown, Virginia, on the he ga :, INST n
BY the Rev, DR.. Andrews Dr; A. l1NoLh +
DANE PANAN, daughter Of the late Dr. H.
Panan.
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DIED.

On the goth inst, Mrs. JOHN BOY Elk, N
the 39th wear of her age She leaves large
family to mourn their loss. New York papers
will please copy. --..x,.u,,,,,.u--.
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INTERPRETATION EXPRESS
Ei:;'IT ZEN

WASHINGTON IND ALEXANDRIA,:
HI = UNDERSIGNED begs to inform the citizens
Of Alexandria and vicinity that he TrIo: c" on
onday, january 18th commence d T4an asRg{n an an
EXPRESS between Alexandr!a ana " e asi5'A i;s7I
op mot mo band Of freight Orders may
5 be ef "RS shoe stors No. Ss King
s st1r' No. $50 eth street, Washington All oQ
siness entrusted to his care VIII be pr9n1p's no
tended to. The patronage of the pool'c Is r.
spectfulIy solicited. w n DODGE
ian .'6-lm ~ -- -
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WANTED.-A H S of moderate
HiE:;i rent within five or six squares OF the MAR
jIrt n]ace Satisfactory reference given APP
NV 81 80 46 South Washington street.
ian 30-1W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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The story Of the sinking Of the gu1
Qua proves entirely upfouuded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12
Xsty Important If True.

w, ,arl " from perfectly reliable source" that
.i,p !i-Ise Marines" under the command of Gen.
Wheeler, after using up most-of the Federal plunder
along our borders, have charged the blockading
squadron at Mobile and put out boldly to sea- in search
of adventures
The General, at the head of brigade Of about FIVE
thousand cavalry, spoken the 2lst, about fifty
miles from land doubling the Florida Cape. They were
all in splendid health and spirits. Each horse had tied
to bis tail small sk #, laden with grub for man and
BEAST and due proportion of spiritual comfort to
guard against the dampness of the swim.
The General picked up few prizes in his passage
through the Cult but bis object being to proceed North
as speedily possible for the purpose OF clearing out
the harbors of New York and Boston, he could not af
ford to waste time small game.
As this move will be quite surprise, it is confident
" expected that the person Of Beast Butter will be
cured and tied to of the hcrsess tails After burn
ing up all the shipping in New York and Boston bar
bors robbing the banks hanging Bennett Greey Chas
King Edward Everett, and sufficient numbeRof such
cattle they will then make little raid Washington
City. and stir up the monkeys.
Gen Wheeler stated to informant that some OF
bis Texas Ranges, whe were in the advance, had been
so unfortunate Ose their horses from sword fish
and shark wounds and other casualties which made
necessary for them to ride double for day two but
they bad the good luck to get into shoa of
some of which they lassoOed and soon had under the
saddle. They little hardmouthed aud addicted
to dipping under the water occasionally at st but
soon became perfectly doce under tha curb and spur
-performed most admirably, aud became invaluable
for scouting parties on account OF their grand speed il
the water.
We shall watch the telegraph with intense anxiety
for the announcement of Gen. Wheeler's brigade il
New York barbor. Wall street will think the devi
and all his imps have arrived
Key West Truth Teller.