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urLMBoLD's ROSE WASH.

an ert lotion fsf diseases ola Syphic usnre and ~
sn j,cou IN diseases OF tie Urinary Organs a-Hx ron
~ OF dis,lpatioo used IN connection with the @AHscS
Bucnu ana sar.a 9snlls 10 such d.enssa rsconaionds
Eydenee the responsible aud reliable sbars'-r ~
accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATES or CURES,
FROM 3 no 20 YEARS STANDING. wNb
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AM ZANE
for Medical Prolerie. OF Baehn, -.
SIZE piSPESS ArOKY o. THE UNITED SfAfLS
see Professor DENEES valuable works on he tra'tice
Of Physc. ., nuvs,o
See remark, made by the late eslebssed d. PHYsI0
Philadelphia ..... ,,r,.,..,,
See rsmaTxs made by Or. EPHRAlM MeDO N I'LL,
celebrated Physi ian aud Ne '5-r " the koJr tnrss q
surgeon. irand publsEei ia the usnsaetnsf Of me
kiug and Qgreas JouruN. - . .,,,s
see M-deo-C hiru scal review. published By BY AMIN
TkANEkS Fellow oil the RoyA. College OF surgeon
See most 4 the late STANDARD Works on Msdicgs
EXTRACT bUCHU, : per bottle, or 81, for -
EXTRACT SARSAfARlLLA, ~ Per bottle, - >if ms
InPRoyED ROSE WASH. SOC. per bottle or 'iI fss
&. ~ -. ..--.-
or Hafposeu Of each Tor e which win be sucento cure
IN. Lost ,bstinste directions adhered TO-
Delivered any sddess securely pschsd RON o"'eTvao,
Do.crbe symptoms In all COMMUNICATIONS Cure susssn-
teed. Advice gIst.a
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Providing for the DRAFT.

4, ls Idi5, 9( The y. y. TritnAe.
Sin. We woald respectfully rcquost that you
notice ia your psper the adopted IN the
n.nuf.ciory q John {. Psi.es Co, at 40. q Easl
Twsnyanh rEee, In order 10 rai,c dTaiuht" either
10 b. used procuring subsute' or In paying tho CON.
mutation fee u any Of iooww oshHeH whose lot 1.
may be to he drafted aud whose faulty ties not simit
Of their ,-rvng their country p.opsy or to be u'ri
bounty OF number Who chooses to shoulder
.rn," II called by tho oomirg wheel Of fortune" o.
Nenlsy .srloon met 10 sc'ory together wish Nj
Pane, tho senior member OF htn, when he IA boh.lf
Of IN hrm donated hive hundred dollars. We, the en-
poyee agreed donate ten per cert q weekly esrnng-
Tor the above PURPOSES Some Of fellows pa, the
ev-utul sss "otyGse" and others arc from various
causes. exempt from tho draft tut with prsi'eworshy
,.nsrosty these men have ,skon hold and IN with
notice Of this will probably induce other manufacturer
and their employees into such compact aud
thu. mutually s. each other. the principle that many
esn help one when ono cannot hslp inlay
Rs.pec,fally years, EMPLOYEES.
Nsp- York July ~, 1864
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tux CossiTrEr oF COsfrREScr IN RrLAfIos
To THE Ds,yr.The Joint Conntss of tho Board. Of Al
dsfmen sid sups'o net in the City Hall yesterday AFTER
noon TO- the I.rpose ,siins into confederation tie psope-
.cn 70 apr, pair Of no-ey FOR the purfoso Of Mi
g.tu. the sors Of Tho da. On tho part OF tho Board Of
Sup-.o It stated tia. theIe was No authority to 81
rroprae money such purposs b, tho eouniy nile
tho =. OF DO city ooateBled that the appropriation
could DO n.de ,nd sasssssd that the county should
tt. he -ns fe.pou,bii,y include tie town. ia
the bereh be derived, well tie city wsrs Thei,
good deal of about the matter Sas nothing
lesn,e Wa. decided sid the Committee adjourned,
thu. morning =, 10 o'cloef.
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l,ns.aiivcra ArriYetl.

Ia IRE ,feanilip Afood, from rrpo!-P. OConnel, e.
Reiusn4 Mf hncncf, N MatthrWs0n, H.. fhpus, Mar.
,hs vile aud niauf. Mr. Barr wrl Rev Fnnc, Fo,e IL.
T. ~ ,naogp aud Wife l.. j. Smith, Augusta Do rj ser,
Jules iatoiis + = Ro0iusDn Air Gagdner T.. Lauiclt.
Rev w. irc'eud Jo.eph Adri;e cps j. y. MlrIhal. Ns
lar .ous ". Curtis. !. kelley Wilhelm Grover Mr.. 1s..
b.. aud VITO C,pt Mouth - OllJsrd. Hshanie Col I..
SO stanley aud wife. Mr. Oush T. Porrot Mr.. kroop Juo
,fahdon NIs Garner. Mt iiei. B Clover Mrs. Mes.
ham, b. sri iud srfyaDt Barton Mafsh,li
From HalJsf-Mr Ciark, Two children aud nurse, s. H..
A..p, All ". Es,Ilsk,
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Aldermen
MN. MIN "a Inp call Laa hne i,.nrd;

NEw-i DIRK. July p 1867
DAVID VALENTINE oq., CiUk n me Comm a &. Hapi:
You will please notify .e tue mDefs OF the Board Adsr
men 10 meet ~ srecis in the Chsuber tho Board
CITY Hall Monday heat the 2it inst. at o clock for
pun pose Of taking scton should any be Required, the
ordinance which passed both boards Common Council
tho 5lh lust. sqDaile the buddns OF the Conscption
ac, aud TO encourage volunteering tie torn ten days 81
lowed his Honor the May appIoye OF veto the said
ordinance, "a .ifUg on said glt. Inst.
Signed by mujoiity OF the Aldermen.
The number Of votes the ordinance
the mayor. yeto-whieh is Anticipated have been
pledged uuan.mous vote viii most likely be secured 10
tho Boud ~ Cou olmen The next Legis sturc viii be
called u.,jn 10 ing,li4e the pfopo. ed expenditure.
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NJ

USE HELMBQLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
FOR al affections and disese Of the Urinary ogsn' ~hsshsr
existing
IN MALE Or FEMALE,
From whatever originating and no matte g. Row
lou. standing Du-usrs Of these Organ
IsaulIe the all OF Diufetic
HELMBOLD, EXTRACT BUCHu
Is ThE GREAT D.URETI0
AND IL Is CERTAIN
10 bAkE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL ~ sEASko
FOR WHICH
IA Is RECOMMENDED.
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EEAiALESl FEMALES FEMA bE6l
OLD OE YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR LOHiE3-
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many ssecDus peculiar TO Females tho E1tsct bucnu
by IN, other remedy, Chiofosis hotonr
tin i.sesuat PsnuiDess Suppression o. lonary
Lyacu.t9n liberated scTIhOls ate VI the Uterus. Leu
cofrr.. or Whites. steriy, ali complaints ncitenS
to the sex whether arising IpGcreon, Habs OF Disd-
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
see ,ymp,Oms above.
no FAMILY SHOULD oE WITHOUT 1T.
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Take Bslsain Mercury Unpleasant Medicines -
pleasant and dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU CHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
ia ell tr!g stage ~ its Expense Little cna OF u
40 iucouycuis6ce, AND 80 EAtD5UhE
IL and strength 90 Urinsses
thereby obstruction preventing and eurns s<rsf
ureshrs sisyiDs ana inflammation ffls
quens H. ls.rs-.. aad expsl1ng POIsO EOUe
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thoussnds upor thousands have been iae
VICTIMS Or QUACkS,
and no hsys paid HEAVY FEES toos cured N shs!t
time fo8ni they deceived and that the tgisou3
ba,. b. Of Powerful A-lToseBt,.' been dsei ~
the system. - useaA cut IN an asgrayard form, sDe
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,

EELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU,
Far veaxu-ves Arising from Exsssses Habits Of DssIpl.
ton Larry lndi,c elton or Abuse attended
with the following symptoms;
Indi,po,ition to Exrrton, Loss OF Power.
Loss Of Memory Difficulty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wskefulnen
pinpess OF Vision, PAN in the Back,
Hot Hsnds, toshing OF the BODY
Dr,ne.s OF the Skin, Eruptions the Fsce.
Universal Lessitude OF the Pal.c Sounten&aSs
Muscular 81 sten. 49, =, 49,,
ilvarsbly removes soon foilos - .
IMpOIENCf FATUIfY. EPlLEPTIC FITS,
In one OF which the patient msy expire VINO can ~
they ifequeuy follow ed by those deiui aeases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many OF tho OF their suferng bu1 nonY
will contest The record. Of Insane asyums ana the nsS
sDchoy 1eshs Consumption bear ample witness 10 tne
ruth Of the assertion. - -. Il. ~
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY oaGANbV
WEAKNESS. =.
requires the aid Of medicine srentben snd ~
system, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT huChU invGW
bly, doe. A Trial will convince the most skeptcsi
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fATM RiELRohD ACCipFSr,-Dn SUNDAY last, a
boy ntu-d rErk !. Burns By o. The
ia A. dnc sy-nue, lsst Nr~Not. H- riding on
font ptao. ~, bat blow IT ADD lie jumped Gown t.
catch Il wLir he IN fui motion. lie dipped, an
fn tho wheel. hi. t leg crushed lie wa,
Ic.u u .ud tAk~u hone. si,rr lingering urti edy
night died Tho deceased was abcu ak years Coro-
n.r held inquest and the JuIy AFTER h.afng
rsl witnesses, brought IA ycfdcs o. sociJo "a ,sn
recommended, however thai the city railroad compsue.
should guard against 'ims sccdeats b. piac rs oysbe
wework sa,es Cd. front platforms o. the the
a, formerly used on the sKth-Aysnue cars Nc~-logG
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NAVAL.

A detachment OF blue-iackets lch the receiving
chip North Carolina yesterday, for Philader hia.
They will be conveyed from there IN "a transport, to
Join TO different vessels Of the South Atlantic
Squadron. The following vessels are now ut the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard, in courec of construction and
undergoing repairs:
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1.
AFFIDAVIT.


po.v ,pp.,r.d before me- Alderman Of the city q
Phtad.iphi,. H. Helmbod who being duly sworn doth
say, hts preparation contains no narcotic no mercury 81
other mi -''0a' drugs out ale ''"' 4 HELNsoLD
Sworn aid subscribed before mi. 23d day n Noseuoss
i4s. WIN. y. HIBBAhD Alderman
9sh--t.. shove Race PhsdelphiA
Address iser. for information In confidence to
III. Il. HE M BOLD,
CHEMIST
DEPOT.
no. lOa SOUTH TENTH STREET.
(BxIov CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA
ID.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNPRlNCIrLEn
DEALERS. u-
Who endeavor to dispose OF their own" snl other ut
c.s on the reputation attained by
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA
,,,o,n,s RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHU.
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERE
ASK FOR HELNIBOLDS.
TAKE NO OTHER.
" Cu on, the sdverenen. and 'ssa for Il, asd sEsA
iwpss.t.vs Az s4gvsHs~
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wOULD-BE INCENDIARY.

One Patrick Sweeney was arrested yesterday for
having gone to the Arch" in Thompson street
inhabited mostly by cOlored people, with intent %
burn ont the occupants The accused went TO the
place on Tuesday night. the 18th instant, with 4
quantity of straw and some barrels, which he was
abou, ignting when friend came up aud prevailed
upon him to desis,. Justice Quackenbush commit
ted Sweeney TO prison.
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENT OF POLICE AND
TROOPS.
The steamboat Metamora lying at the Quarantine
Landing, Staten Island war ordered to get up steam
on "Wednesday morning, and during the day received
on board about 100 Metropolitan Police and one
company Of the N. Y. S. n. G. from this city. The
utmost secrecy was observod by the authorities as
10 the cause aud destination of the expedition and
it was not until late on Wednesday evening that our
reporter could learn their destination.
The people Of Flushing, L. l., were surprised,
shortly after dark on Wednesday night, by the ar
rival of this warlike company at their wharf,
where O portion Of the police disembarked. No
one knew the cause Of their arrlva, aud curiosity
and speculation we're wrought 10 high degree,
but all attempts TO obtain any clue TO the inten-
ton of this force were unsuccessful, as no
citizen was permitted to 20 Gil board the Metamora
and no questions were answered. Among the
many rumors was one that the draft was TO com.
meDce Thursday, and this force was sent 10 pre.
vent any disturbance, another tut CERTAIN persons
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PEsxY ToLEs.-At the United States Court in
Utica lat week, a manufacturer OF penny tokens
Wa md ced, convicted, aud sentenced To Que year
ia tie Safe Prison. The tokens Were - in the
emllltude OF tho com of the United States" and
WV Ihs IysenltoD, Not one cea!."
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Enronrlso Moskr rMoN SroRrk1srlns.-Yes

EXTORTiS0 MONEY PROM SrOREkkEPkRs. sly es-
teddy Nm. GOT Wan. Hartley brought 10 ore
Justice bo-mm the charge OF eIt"rug small suns Of
NO. ator-Arrper. IA Couubis durg the Prev
aence of the riot IN Newly k Nj. Wm. White proprietor
No 49, Columbia street trstn-d tne, i0tl
defendant TO hs aud asAed oT - tic
refused when Of chem sad that II he did hand the
money ho would be likely t. lose mocthat they had
come Gou New jersey 70 JOIN the mob and Dad elg
orb shi wanted fund. to aid them IN their oyeraou
MI Nhe chem - cents, and they ct IA0-. toburn
Of Sc Columbia street John Burke OF No 526
street nud Others testified similar facts snd The accused
committed to await the seton u lc OsauG jay
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No persons sUthohrsd to collect for hs Committee
Al eobtrbu oDs to Do sent direct TO tho Treasurer or
person Known donor. Clothing and sppics
tons for relief received at No $50 Fourth street.
JONATHAN SIUR0ES, Treasurer.
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DAMAGE ny vnE GALE.--Six houses Goth
street and i've on 18th street 6owunus wn-l bv Mt Cham
b,f.sn were blown down by the gale on 1uesday. Tie
buildings OF iao and rcompttc. Loss about $1,000
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sAIflSG VESSELS.
Tuns. Guns

The new IRON gunbOAt UeItrude ID eApected 70
leave tho Brooklyn Navy-iard at any moment
destination not known. IL expected that she
would 30 to New-Oresns.
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TwENTy-ScoSp REGIMENT.

HEIlGuAkTfA. .4D kxGisERr y. %. :. ". VI
PAt,CH BAhnsN, ls.L-.t, Nae ! 1RS, July a. lttL
GsSsa.L OEDKAs--Ihs comu aad Will assemble 10
July ~ L..s iloaaqgsfs at oeocs, iof tbs pur-
poe being mustered OF Oh tE- Ju.d states .els.ee
by order Col AsflNWA ALL.
v. J. a. .icCRAsH, A5JutanL
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Mustered OUT OF THf SFKNICE.-The 56th
REGIMENT was mustered tho service yesterday and the
vii be mustered out tl nouliu. tLer Agmory.
corner Of Henry and ttLbaIy streets The militia
however still r.tailed H. by the state and the OF
the hern regiment, required TO Tepor q ther sepec
tive aTmoTirs each day
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Ge!mbol0's Me0ifines.

T'HE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
l. KNOWN AS
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND - b
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive aud specific Rsmsdy Diseases Of the BLADDEA
KIDNEYS. GkAVEkp S DROPSICAL 6WELLIN0S.,
This madeleine ilerss. the power Of digestion ant srcl
N, sosoroents into healthy action by which the ras~
ed|e!ous dispositions and all unostus engagements are
aired a well as and inflammation, and IL sooo of non
Homsa or Children
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BLACK JOKE ENGINE COMPANY.
ORDERS TO THE STATE TROOPS.

The following orieih were pfOmu gated Yesterday
HxapauARTEEs Fmu DIvuos y y. No,
kywiOHg. luy "a. 1884,
GxSERAL oEDEn', No The Division ~Di ho's ii's In
roAdins,s for duty on thOst notice.
The ,ommsnd.p VI t,h 18th 9Th 5th gth il,h l1,h
IA I'm bgib aud 7l,i Regime-i viii zach tet.ltlD
FOR duty during the present. emeIssucy Tssfnn tbs
rs.pecye Rs.imsntsi Aiore.. SUBJECT ID, orders
grsia officer Of the day aud 70 be relieved from me q
t,n- by other detail. hou Regiments. by direction
u thsir bat t. quarters OF the stu Aegen
si remain the state Arsenal uuti farther orders
bng6e john Even IL appointed GENERA Officer Of tue
lie vii make his headquarters o. the Metropolitan Pole,
station No $40 Mubeu, street for NOR. con vsni.nt co
ourfHou with Police Depa tnsn aud viii ,sua order.
thence 6-tlchurnis sy nsco.afy 10 unJ
an, iu Ell az. OF ,Ls \. .in.lt.i D,pot. "
la las 70 shoe be required ihsn 10 above
tailed Gen Ew.o will report r oraefs 10 the hs Deno al
Msof will Fled Officer Of the day and i.ie dsiy
po,s the Ms OeneIs Of tho location ard force VI de
~ Hy ordsr Of Maiden CHARLES W. SANFORD.
J. IA. WILCOX, DIVISION inspector
PROMOTION.
Owing TO the able and efficient services rendered
during the riots ia New-York City by Col. Charlei
w. Darling late of Gov. Morgan's s,sif, Major
Gen SANFORD las conferred on hun All appointment
on Lis staff with his full rank Of Colonel Major
Gen. Sanford has sso presented him with written
testimonial expressive of his thanks aud approbl.
ton.
FIRST REGIMENT CITIZEN VOLUNTEER CORPS.
Companies A aud y OF this organization, which
have been on duty since the commencement Of the
disturbance in this city, were yesterday dsbanded,
in accordance with the proclamation Of the Governor.
At IA full meeting OF the members Of both companies
previous TO separation resolutions embodyin ing vote
Of thanks to Capts. Frederick j. Dean and Charles
Rogers for their kindness and courtesy TO the men
were adopted. The officers subsequently addressed
the meeting, inviting tLose who desired TO join the
companies which they were organizing for Buinetts
brigade.
MERITED COMPLIMENT.
The following extract from "A letter written by
Msjor-General Wool to Col. 4. j. Mott, Oh tue I'd
inst, viii speak for itself:
Your gallaDtry and good conduct
manIfebtcd on this occasion, together with That III
Gr,ncfcy Park, where Capt. Brcnnng, lith y. \.
Cavalry, and Capt. Putna.n I'm l.. y lnlau,ry,
who acted gallant part, mud, under yonr orders,
drove the rioters from the houses which they were
laundering, md drove them through tno avenues,
commands NY highest admiration, inasmuch as u Is
believed " have syva Tic lDai eusck ala a!Spei.l0n
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THREE MEN ARRESTED FOR HANGING NEGRO.
Late on Wednesday night ROundsmen Roberts
saa Gsimeg VI Ito Twenty ninth Precinct received
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the Rifles have reason to be more than
satisfied With the daring gallantry Of I:e1,
tenants G.. B. McC Clellan and J. G. + Foater,
and am much indebted to them for the 8: {.
cient manner in which they performed their
arduous duties on the 10Th and Goth Of
August. 49, 4.
+ At churubusco, McC Clellan was also un-
der the immediate command Of Smith, who,
in his report to Captain Mackall; (she Con.
federate General Maokall, we suppose, who
vas killed near Corinth, says: aTo Lieut..
g. B. Mcclellan, of the Engineer compa.
ny, / am indebted for most important ser.
vices, both as an engineer aud company
officer. His daring gallantrys always con-
spieuous, was never more clearly shown
than on this occasion. Operating most of
the time separately, I relied implicitly on
bis judgnentin all matters where I was
not present, and am happy to say that the
result 10 every case justified his decisions 2
The careful reader Of the whole series Of
dispatches respecting the campaign in Mex.
leo, will come to the conclusion that the
three men who, after the veteran command
ing General, displayed the highest military
talents were the three young officers Of
engineers Lee, Beauregard, and McClel.
Ian. Beauregard has not, on the whole,
justified his early promise inas high 9 de-
'gree;as the others; though itmay bedoubt-
ed whether the reason is not to. be foundin
the jealousy Of the Confederate authorities
rather than in any want Of capacity on his
part Harpers Reskly. ..ss,s,.s SO s.
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mail, he did not overhaul the sacks, and in
fact nothing in that line was disturbed -
Wells, Fargo& Co.'S. sacks, the private
sacks q. the Panama Railroad Company,
the South and Central American and Pana-
ma mails, and even the State Department
sacks for the United States Consul at As
Ipinwall, containing his own correspondence
and that for CHER Consuls, Ministers and
Naval officers, were safely delivered to the
proper authorities ct Panama: The ship
was, however, bonded for $125, 600, and
the cargo and freight for Sl35 900 more,
makiiag a total Of $3.50, ,00O, the whole TO
be paid to the Confederate authorities With.
in thirty days after the establishment Of
the independence Of the Confed derate States.
Lieutenaut Low, having destroyed allthe
sails Of the Ariel, ordered her; to keep in
company with The Alabama, and both ships
steamed towards Jamaiea AT night he a-
gain visited the Ariel, and took away with
him one gf her 'ateam valves; 80 as to tenn
porafilJf fdisable the engine. Captain Jones
was informedby Captain semmes that biz
passengers would be landed at a point Sn
81, Domingo, which has onlya few hnts, 8
and isi.t 9 great distance from aupplliaaa.s
70 this Capt Jones earnestly demonstrated, y, = IS g
stating that eight hundred and nifty persons,
q third OF them women and children could
find nothing to live onsthere. He then
said he would land them IN Jamaica for
he was determined to burn the ship ln re:
venge Tor Vanderbilt having gaye1 one OF
the hnsss steamers N the Worid. to the gov
eminent te lrun him down. d Wnile the the
Ariel was deprived OF her steam valve, be-
ing without sails, she could DO nothing but
drift about, and certainly could not escape
Therefore the Alabama could go OH in
search of other victims. Z 3
On the 9th instant, at 9 O'Clock, p. M,
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FEMALE SOLDIER. among the strange,
heroic and self.saorifcing acts Of womani ~
this struggle forour independence, We hase
heard Of none which exceeds ths bravery
displayed and hardships endured By Che
subject Of this notice, Mn. Amy Clarke.
Mrs. Clarke volunteered with her husband
as private, fought through the battles Of
Shiloh, where Mr.. Clarke was killsd shs
performing the rites of burial With her
own hands. She then continued with
'Bragg's army 10 Ken.uckY, fighting nshe
ranks aa-a-n soldier; unftf 1iIg was
twice wounded once IN t6e ankle and then
in the breast, when sEe fell 8 prisoner into
the hands Of the Yankees. Hersex Has
discovered BY the Fsderals, and she #as
regularly paroled aa q pfiaonerof gars has
they did not permit her TO return untilshs
had donned female apparel Mrs: @. was
in our city Sunday last, e,s route for Braggs.
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