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wyvUryIILE RAIDERS CAPTURED.

LrscHBuRG. July 2l.-PassengefS IS tie
Eirc!uia and Tennessee train report t.:at .:.c
Wythevil!e Yankee raiders were cnp'U-rI n
Monday at East River Mouniaj' H".,"r
county. by the command Of Col. VI t"u 49,:
4 numher Of negroes and Ia" IS car''r,''
bv the Yankees were recapiur'd.
About twenty houses We're bnrncd N "y:.'-
! vile, among them the o.:" ci tne "')iEp@'ci..
with it, fixtures.
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CAST .MTIES n THE BATTLES Ot
GETTYSBURG, PA.
Andrews, Battalion.

The following arc the casualties i'll An
.ircws' Battalion Of Artillery in the battles
around Gettysburg, Pa, on the lst, I'd and
ftt5dJuiy, 1868:
Major J Latimcr, ann amputatod.
RAISE'S BATTEgy-cAPT. RAlSE, CONC.
Wounded: privatcs W kinlock. arm am
putatcI, and in face and breast: p Costello, in
check and shoulder, severe; " + Walker,
both legs, severe.
CHESAPEAKE ARTlLLERY-CApr. EGu#S, conc.
Killed: Curp'l b Dougll"rr: priyatcs 4 }
Bryant. Z Cusack. T Parker
Wounded: Capt " d Brown. both ICES, se-
we're; 1T B Roberts, back and both arms,
severe; Scrgt = Brown. iaca and breast, slight,
Pr:yatcs p Oltlucr, leg, severe: IL Wilson, leg,
severe: 5 Warrington, face, slight: Lane,
head, slight: n Williams, ftc" slight.
lSr MARYLAND EATTERY.-rAi"c. DEMENT,, coA t..
Killed: Corp'l Sin,i T"mrson.
Wounded Scrgt Bowling, head, slight:
Privatcs W ii Bowen, l;,pt and lc., severe: 5
BoIand. neck and head. severe Il ila-S. head
slight.
CARPENTERS EA.rERr--ripr.r rARrEHrER.c .co t.
kIilcd: Corp'l J. Nyilry; Privatc> VI Glenn.
G Skccn \ RidcnOur, } Beclcr.
Wounded: Scrst L Montague, breast and
abdomen, slight: Curpl " " Murrill, shoul-
der, slight: prirates VI W ID Arsinbrght. ieg,
severe; " Baggage, leg and hand, severe: +.
p Blake, arm, severe: Jno Cupp, chest, Sc
we're: John Cooley. Ir., severe: Jas Grady,
lumbar region, >l-ht: \ Hoffman, lcg. slight:
W Ilumphrics, arm. severe: Geo " illiam..
shoulder, slight: " X Newcomer, hand. slight;
Jas Leopard, lc:. slight " Miller back
and side, slight Tkos us,!ca, lc@. severe W
b Pi.zer, hand, slight y +: Piper, leg. Sc
we're: y Stall, face. Slight; Geo Kecer, face
aud Breast. slight.
Woundcd and Missing: Private Tlos Ne
krnan. i. SSowDEN ANDREWS,
Ii. Col. CONG Batt'n Art'y.
GRAFTON TYLER, lst lit. AMI .tdi't.
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sHIRMIsH NEAR MARTINSBrRG.

+ special DESPATCH TO RiCIiMoSD ENou iEfH
WISCHEsrER July -. i-63
Gen. Edward johnson had skirrn:>h VII: Tic
enemy five miles below Martinsburg on Man.'y
evening our loss. none the enemy :, Two r.'c!
and seven wounded.
Yankee General Kelley, who was ,""He NJ
with 1900 men. fei! back rapidly 70 tii,nc.cs
All quiet to-day.
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and eight thousand prisoners were captured
bv our array. Our loss in killed. wounded and
missing suppo. cd about 10000. whilstthe enemy
we understand acknowledge u loss OF thirty
thousand. The army OF Northern Virginia.
with zeal unabatcd: courage intrepid, devotion
unchillcd: with unbuunded confidence IN the
wisdom of that great ctiettlin, who has so
often led them to rctory-stands ready to ad-
yanee their standards larthc: into the enc
my's country, or rcpel amy new lnyaSlon OF
the Coniederacy. Though many Virginia
home will mourn the loss OF some n"blc spirit,
YET, ut the nam" og Pickctl's division, and the
battle Of Gettysburg. how the eye will sl!s'en'
and the blood course quicker, and the heart
beat warm, rs among It's noble dead Is re-
called the name of some cherished one. They
bore themselves worthy Of their lineage and
their State. WHO w:aHd recall them from
thcir,bed oi' ei"ry?-cacl sleeps in Il hsro's
grave 1.
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IL liz EIiiDrs Of tie ENquirer:

To Hf E77V'S y Ws FHYH'feT;
There was statement published in your
paper, a few days ago, that Colonel Hugh X.
Miller was killed, ON the Sd July, at Gettys-
burg, Pa. This statement was thought to be
correct at the time by all of his friends.
His wife has received despatch hy flag of
truce. from the surgeon in charge, that "Col.
Miller is in the U. S. Hospital near Gettys-
burg, and wounded in the left lung and right
kncc-not dangerous
This announcement will relieve many an
aching heart Of both relatives and friends
throughout the whole State of Mississippi,
where he has the reputation Of being law
yer of much ability and in the army, where
his merits rs IN officer cannot lie too highly
eulogizcd.
Respectfully, B. +. j.
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1t has been supposed by his friends that
Col Hugh R. Miller was killed but am re-
ioiccd to say that his wife received a des-
patch from a United States- surgas. ;ahs 1's
o truce, that he was in q hospital iIaar Get
tysburg, and mot dangerous. There are a
great many others not uccunases- it
is impossible to get ut present. All pa, ties
speak in the highest praise Of the galIantry
and bravery Of the whole regiment.
Respectfully. Is. +. JONES,
Ca pit. and A. c. S. 42d Miss. Reg't.
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I'D SirRinin ltn;Iuiiuu


The following is report "t 'hr ca-int'io, in
the I'D Virginia battalion. Mai"r j. : ij".. les
commanding. i'll ia" batt.c OF u. ~ Sl,ur.. Ja!Y
LIST, ID, and Sd, l-G.;:
COMPANY A-GAI'f. !. +. 'rnNrEiS~. C"N'uG
Woundcd-S"rgt f. L lIor,.r raul,aH - II !;
Srrgt VI. 5 T@ylor slightly; Pti,ar VA :,
Brown, three flesh wounds
COMPANY B-SERGT WI e WIHS. C"ii'u'.
Wounded Srrgt VIM & W.mu. >~rrr ~ in
face; Corp Joseph l. Dalton. slightly: Ir.,rrr,
John r Flowers. slightly: VIM ! >n"rr,t. d! ~
wound in thigh. VIM / Shelton. Slightly
Missing-Corp W o Bowen, P,!Ya'r " y
Kidwcl.
COMPANY D-CApT. ". q. JACKSON. C"N:M -"
Killed Lieut. BENZ Harrison Mcclure: i''I,;lc.
James 7 WeIIes Rrubun Clarke.
WOundrd-privatcs Edmond Reese. mo,rHl'.
& Eubank, dangerously in abd"mci. Nrat j
" Nanny. severely in hand: FL : Walker.
RobtW Walker slightly: } ohm kcarny. slightly.
Missing / L Adams.
COMPANY E- CAPT. R1Br. y. ELiH ""M'D"
WonnGcd-Captain Elan, leg mnputa'"G.
COMPANY G-CAPT. \. f. HAYNES, .r"ii n';. .
Wounded -Sergt John l Coleman; PG!vat"S
Christopher Taylor, Edmond Stephens. John &
Slaughter, slightly; Joseph Slaughter, do; VI" L.
Foster. arm a'npltatch;
Miss;nr-Pr;va'" John w Morrison.
COMPANY u. TT. J. VI. KESr. COW %.
EiTlcd-Privatr Rob; J Adams.
Wounled-Priya;c VIM < RidIe!, slightly.
THOMAS SMITH
Adj't2!d Va Battalion.
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The following is list Of the officers killed,
wounded and missing in the lth Mississippi
regiment
Col I NJ Green, wounded, slightly.
Major Reynolds, wounded slightly.
Cart J II Moore, wounded seriously.
:. II p IIalbcrt, lcg amputated, since
dead.
Capt W p Num-, wounded and missing.
Geo Shannon, wounded slightly
Prince, wounded slightly.
=. Stokes, wounded and missing.
- Ncluls, wounded, not very serious.
Geo w Bird, killed, body not recor'd.
Lieut. John Moore, Co a, missing.
:. Daley,
" CO Brooks, Co. +, g
Featherstone, /" killed.
- Ward, g missing.
Hester Co ID,
d" Riley, -
Clifton, Co I, flesh wound in leg.
Ward. - slightly wounded.
Snowden, " missing and wounded.
&" PcaIe, Co c, missing.
L" Lusher &" "
Hill, Of Co II, :"
:: Mcdowell, - :"
" Beltoa, Co f, wounded seriously.
&" Goldsby, killed.
:. Minis, g missing.
&" Kilt G Drake. slightly
throat.
:. Osborne missing.
- Fernandez. wounded slightly, foot.
I" Morlin,
McCloud,
REHABILITATION.
Killed =
Wounded, u
Missing j
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SOME or TIE WnuynED.-The Rev. Jacob
Henson furnishes tie Philadelphia Enquirer
with list of wounded at the Eleventh Corps
Hospital. Gettysburg. In the onc list. making
over one column of that paper, wc ind The names
of the following Confrlcratcs:
Rebel Mai Gen Arn.s;eai. arm and leg. sine"
died. He is buried near tie Hospital, Dr. james
A Armstrong, the surgeon in ch"Fs", having
marked the spot, and had the remains placed III a
rough box.
Sergt j + Packet. 9TH Tenn. arm.
Capt. Geo \ Graves, companyG. 2:d y e.
arm :. ,-<c
First 1t. II Watson, company Is, 4'th e..
cheek
Corpl Theophus Judd, company C,2d Geor'
sia. scrOtum
Second 1t. Chas Elmore, company, G, - y /,
left eye out.
SeretJ Murc!l, company G., 9Th Louisiana,
lung. -,
First 1t. W C McGimscy, company i. c!h
Louisiana. lung.
CorplJ CIimingcr company j. 2-ih y {,
arm
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IIth lIississippl Regiment.

The following is list Of the officers killed,
wounded and missing in the llth Mississippi
regiment:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23

the two parties. Others there are who
desire that the people Of North Carolina
should be consulted in their sovereign
capability through a Convention-thAt
the legislature should submit tho cues.
ton Of Convention or no Convention TO
the people as was done in Feb, 1851
Such convention would undoubtedly
speak the sentiments Of the people of
the State, citizens rs well as soldiers, AZ
all would be consulted. But / propose
nothing definite, and only make these
suggestions TO bring the matter before
the public. would, however, most ear
nestly appeal 10 the friends Of humans
~ throughout the State TO use their ut
most efforts to procure as speedily
az possible an honorable pelce. In
the name Of reason, Of suffering humani-
", and of the religion which we profess,
would appeal TO the public men aud
statesman of North Carolina, and es-
pecially Of that eminent statesman who
possesses in = greater degree than all
others the confidence of the people of
the State, and who has recently been
elevated TO high place in the Confed-
crate Government, TO lend helping hand
and use his influence 10 bring about an
honroJ6pcaoe. An, lastly, I would APP
peal to ministers and professors of our
holy religion TO pray constantly-wilh-
ont dictation Of terms--to Almighty God
for an honorable peace.
Having but recently occupied large
space in your columns, feel that am
intruding, and will, therefore, after ex-
pressing my obligations TO you, close for
the present. DAVIDSON.
CLEMONTsvn.IE, N. c., July l6, 1868.
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IN IN
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
OEDR0N BlTTERS |
rhe Latest and Most important
discovery at Ttie Nineteenth
Century.

MO mans name is moro Intimately connected win
~ the history Of tho Maicra Mtlica u thu United
States ~ moro fayorably knovn az pioneer M med
ioal dscovery, than that Of Dr. JuhN Bull, Of lou
isyliie, Ky. HIS ipimitabc preparation VI baraepa-
rila has long stand at TIC head of the various com
pounds o that valuable drug. nls Compound fcctora
Of Wild Cherry has become household word through
out the West aud South and he Worm L0zcnges, in
osa than year aner their Introduction attained a
reputation a. widespread az the continent Of North
America. but the GROWING glory of hi8 iio remains
70 Ne attained in bis latest discovery, of rather com
biuai on for be docs not claim o. have beea Che do
ovorer Of CEDllON, which d the basis OF thg biltrre
aow offered 70 the public, Ii.i honor belongs b.
the native inhsbitants Central America, 20 shon
iis virtues have been knOWn Tor more than two hun.
drod years Armed With d, tho Indian bids donancf
10 The most deadly malaria and handles without fear
Che most veu0pOus sorpenta. 10 % belief with them
that while there rs breath eN DO the body tls dTon
d potent ~ cure no matter what the Disease may be-
While Dr. Bull - not prepared 70 endorse thm on
a VACANT prctonslon, be Ne nevertheless satisfied
IRA thorough examination Of the evidence relinr
10 s vvtues, that, az remedy and preventive ior al
diaea es arising from exposure, either 20 changes Of
weather aud climate, o. 70 Tho miasmatio Influences,
Il stands without rival, and Justly deserves tho
reputation II has 70 long enjoyed IN Central America
and I've West ladies' In
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ana 10 attendant train Of sympionisi ~ esia more
Htea charm thnn q medicine There - nothing ~
the whole range Of the Materia hedca mat can Tor
momant bear a oompai BON With II Ia this disease
A full account of this wonderful plani NAY Dc euhh
1887 aud 1883. -
A series of experiments, IN WHICH DR. blll has been
ior years engaged, has Just been oro9sht 70 auo-
coFF tof mInation and he u noW enabled W oueF 70
M btbUc a cont nation OF tedruu, with other ap-
ryed tonics the whole preserved in The best quality
of > 5uper distilled Bourbon whisky, which be rs oqu-
adenf haa no equal in he Nvrlq.
40 Ia eht furnish volume N certificates, bot Tho
iblic have long since learned 10 estimate such things
attte true value The safest plan h i0r every ono
Al led. ID himself The virtues uf new mode
qiVetu
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CEDRON BITTERS

one { "a ana fRA VII aver NAN aAs UNIV
IL b. Il, ssafy % publish BONG lst OF dlaeasda
for which she Codroa Blttcra arc q specific.
Ia al diseases Of the stomach, hoEelsi Liycri or
Kidneys
la al affections Il thn iraIn depending uIsn de
fangontut ofthe stomach or hovcm
ln dout, khsumai.fmi and Neuralgia
And 10 Fever aud Ague
n IL dostined 20 auperneie al other remedies. "a
not only cures al tles0 Diseases, bgt a prevents
them,
vino glass full Of tho blttera iakeu an houf be
tore each meai viii obvate the u! elocs 0 tla most
anhoal ny climate aud screen thc person. taking j.
agaiust Il .a.e under thc most try iuR eFp9Euff.
Bod By .Vggiatl ana efoegrs FrucraHy.
n8- b.. John bul's Prin0ipsi u1.0e, Tuih atIoot
Louisville, ky, Itho lB-8m
Sold WHOLESALE On Rashviila hf Armstrong q Co.
Church street, hashYiiie, 49, UTrl
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rNIoN srArE OommITTEE.

kas Tennessee Horace Maynard, DR.
VIM. @. Brownlow, John A. Campbell.
Middle 7sanesss,--M NJ Bricn, d.
VIM T. Jones, Horace II. Harrison
RtR T1ileBe ). T. BiaghAm, j M.
Tofneiiyi Dr. j. Leflrick,
The sun., 1863-08-27
pROOHLYS.

THE DEArT ~ BRoogLYS.--A meeting ~
IN" Special Committee If the Common Council vac
held yesterday morning r tn. purJosc OF resuia,ius
the distribution Of tho money Appropriated 70 relieve
men vithlare' f.,nies Who may 10 drsf'ed Re,olu.
lions were sdopted 20 the effect that any pcrson hs,
ns f.my dep 'ndert upon hisdsy lahor for surport
be- dtscd then there shslbf paid the family such
drafted m'n the sum Of 800, or UCh portion ther 4
ssmhy be necessary for the purpose of paving ths
eommusion Zee. or fos the pcocnraton Of a suh.'i-
tn'e Provided. hnvo yer. th>' no money shsil 10
paid for am such subi;u'e until be shai Lave bee.
actually accepted and mustered into the United
states service hlo, hat, in go the d. tit,d man
shs leot to so,,heie sh. be pad to hs wife tho su
ot per ~'.k. and - every child under il of
sse 81 per retk The Ald.rman and tro citisers
q each Ward are 20 form . commtte' for the propps
dishursenen's OF the fund Adjourned till Saurd sy
ACCIpISIs.--A Young man named Charles
Bennett was -ceidrrt.ily shot While riiipy In a Co
ney Island Railroad car, on Tueedsv A man In the
sane ear took out psip snt handling II In y care
lss manner, u vent III and the chhisu entered Ben
nett's shoui, io'ictng sever wound. The o~nep
Of the prtoi became fr,ghtenet, and um plnr from
the car VS. soon out ~ trht...,....w n Yv.n
lshorer. was run Over by Hamilton avenue car No i,
near the cty line, yo,t' rday morning, and sustained
. compound fracture n tlV lrft lee The arcdent
vas eauied By jumping from the platform When ,hs
cur vA IN motion
The sun., 1863-08-27

10 vis!bly evident that the party ciAimiss sasmp
tion 10 really such vss the case yesterday
when man evidently over 60 years Of ace appeared
OF course . discharge va made out st once. Pro
lmlnNy questions we're asked, however. A. TO vhetb
er there uss any other person Of the same name IN
the house, &c. In case exemption l. el.med Oh the
ground OF disease, the ma 10 thoroushy examined By
Br Powell, the surgeon, and II found unit re ec,ed
record OF the causc Of rejection KEEP on the book
bn it s risidy kepi aud very properly too,y from bs
public eye Dr. Powell examined some txen,v ysp-
terdsy up to o'clock. snd rejected 10 piles do noe
eremp, man from ,oldisrns, unlcss III y a-o inter-
nal rhcumsti,ni. unless very severe, 10 no: ocuss
of rejection. The RUE vas estsbli,hed ye,,erdsy,
that a drafted from sry ss-d har han the one
IN which be resides. csnpot be held en- ths draft
THR DEArr ExrNrT,o~ QrEsrio~ The
Board Of Aldermen net y,t-rdsy Afternoon. A
resolution cinana;inr f',r1 he Cnunc Board. redr-
ing the monher. of,he Comtn,, Council 20 pass over
tire veto Of the Mayor. the ~ COO 600 ordinance, vs
read. Mr. jeremiah spote ., srcs, iens,h on the
rcsoution tstlns that he regretted sincerely tha, the
Mayor had vetoed this ordinAnt, Tie Common
Council we're resdy,o make every concession to ths
Mayor where thtif principles would no, be involved.
They would do their duty
M fromen' wanted to knov What could be dor Q
" s,i.fy the Nav g what setion did he want
wv ouhili"n No'ihrn foihk'. Inc common Come
were a. -irgto hrni-h soldiers as the Ma"o, t't
the former were not Vii lrr to take srv n.r nysv
rom his hom. ard family reluctantly The Commos .
NounCil would mtbc auv concessions thst wtr- r~a.
sonahc VI. had heaid thai men who hnd hecn draft
ed had ALREADY been notified 20 appear for drill &c
t'refo no ine sas TO he wsstci II the ordinance,
vas intended foI 'hc cor'crips. He eeui' A that The
Common Council we're setting their faces ara rst ths
General Goyt'nmcr'. lie d, -idedly opposed .
NtinG sny man as sode- no was uu-illins to 60.
NJ Hardy regretted ths Mayor had vetoed tNis or
dinancr II did not reflect mach credit on him ss
Coef Msgistrste. he had been informed that the
Mayor had declared bic intention. In csso u the pss
sNc OF this ordinance his Veto 70 refn 70 .igu
the bonds upon which the money VA to BE- raised
he had no doubt that sfcr the erpraton of the ten
dsys, the passage OF tho ordinance OVER the hayors
veto wn forcsonc ucnsisn. Then the Mayor
would have no choice but 20 act in concert with them
The ordinance Wa, ct the conclusion Of the isss
SPEAKERS remarks, coueurrcd in unan,inously Tie
Isoard then adjourned to Mondsy ne1t ct one seoes
Pm.
The sun., 1863-08-27
wlI.LIAESRt ECH.

LAuScH or ARMED TRAssPoEr No. I.--An
1mnd transport ofs new pattsrn, and called the
Poster" wa' isunchsd yssterdsy At CreenpoIns a
oocloek. She is capable Of carrying loo uoors, and
erped,iousy lsniirc IN m by sx launches each osr.
ryns pivot sun. The Foster has siI Of wizards
steel rides. ehe Is 30 feet long.
BrCHrRrD ~ kANsAs. Among the names
of'hos, huioh"ied recently At Lsvrence, Ha appears
,ht of Mr.. 'muel Reynolds. formerly rssident Of
y ookbn. l.. y, .nd At one time publisher Of the
WdlismsbuTgh Directory.
The sun., 1863-08-27

Tn, irs.. in tl'' IL; ct, Capt, jenk n'l EN-
b. Actlg the a.i. l'ta iIl T. wards, resumed
yc.tprlay NJ Ith avenue ani +ith street, ia the pc
seucs ogA lag hut Orderly crowd. i Will he reco
loeod that the dra~ins IN the I'D ward Of this dis
uict va. interrupted in July b. the roto., Shortly
after 10 O'Clock Capt jenkins announced that he sM
abcut to proceed With the draft in ,he 22 ward snd
tnl, at the time Il had been interrupted II JAY I.t
1900 nance bad been drawn, Apd that col Of them
The sun., 1863-08-27
JEr SEY CITY.

IT NAY NJ stATED upon the authority ol
Msvor Hoinn Of Jer,ey C;ty. that no drsft hs. hser
ordered IN New Jersey 20 that all districts that hsvs
failed 20 III their Quoa inay vet have an opport
OF doing SO and thus avoid the oon,c Upton
The sun., 1863-08-27
EH.IINOR WILKINS.

THE continuation of this Story 10 unsvoid.bI,
crowded ont tod.yl
The sun., 1863-08-27
u AsAh
zaps Josh

Amoae those dra.n were, ths Hon. T1os. 4. Led
with, " no.r q Assembly; Ad.utent Mctrsth, Of
the "a; g., ,p. Daniel SIan, OF tho 60th regiment.
The name OF Nm. ss~a'd caused a general laugh.
Chr'rs were given when John u. Griilcy ua' drawn;
AMI Whenever colorod man was announced It was
rece, With laughter and spalause; ninc,een Of
these - umtI" were conicg'pod A. the olo.e.
Car Nspuiege announced that the drsft in the 9Th
u.sui. lad closed an announcement vb.eh was re-
c,ived With thc utmost tpil use. when out reporter
g. ou J, he Va. tutloauIpd b. hundred, o. anx
ous iIlyi .uai-, who wished - examine Liza Let s.
~, wa. tho only oue t}icn phsbcti,alv on the
tplt tll vto fuui .l,ir ntn.cs s,lus were in
,c.t'cies all In some Instances their ~ive. and
children sunound,4 rnt sb3acr,i b's..nss en- hi,
b al, yet a, Il he wa he party ~ho tcpt tho.r
fath,Is ana hasbaGis on in.tead Of the slcel.
The sun., 1863-08-27

Exemption Exnmina,iOa In the Sixth Dis-
trict,
Up to yeNeriay, over 1850 notices had been sent
GU, and u funny to the numbers who came In
oT the purpose Of procuring exemption. The chief
CAIN rn on the ground Of senAse. In this case il
requires the oath OF two respectable householder, be-
I'D nat Of the claimant, to prove that tho latter
has never taken out his hrst papers" or sxercissd
the Iihts Of citizen. In the Of over sse, The
cath oftXs hsp,sso!css' ass Isqgssd, sxssyt xARs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-09

The FivE-TwESTY BoNps-The ra-
pidity with which these Government se-
curlties have been selling of late, SUM-
GENTLY attests the unusual excellence of the
opportunity for those who have money to
invest. Besides the excellence Of the in
yestment, its effect is to directly assist the
government, Amy desiring to make the
investments should consult the advertise
ment of Fisk & Hatch, bankers, in our
advertising columns They are represent
ed to be very responsible house, and any
orders they may receive win have prompt
attention.