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Remember The sale of Groceries, to.
morrow morning at nine o'clock, at No. 232,
Fifth street, Oregon, @ p Huber 4 Son, auc.
tioneers
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DUPLEX,FULL RUBY ACTIONS

frst-class Hunting Time. Piece of silver material
over which iS electro fine plated Is k. gold, most du
Nhy wrought making The init itiOn so aultless that
u cannot be detected from the solid material by the
most experienced Judges; acids will not atiact II
Lond0u made moyem Mt. Improved dupIeH in
iuli rnby nctiOn, has sweep seconds, anu is not
10 he eNcellcd IN general appearance This As de-
traders ana sDeculRtOrs. Engineered em-
igrants and persons travelling Will find them an.
peror 10 any other alteration OF climate will not
ace TIER accuracy. Price packed ia good shape
%.
Silver Double Time Hunting Levers,
hest QUALIFY SILVER CASES, over
winch electro iine plated IS k gold similar to our
ments with Stop to be used ia timing horses etc;
has -Four Indexes for Washington and Greenwich
une, sweep second, and all the im prOyements All
IA all, taking ITS beautiful and faultless am
peHrance and IT'S superior movement into
consideration, We regard as decidedly the cheapest
sTucie o the lnnd IN the market Pricen good run
nlng order, Sdb, or case of slS for $500
We nsk no pay in advance but will forward either of
them TO Responsible parties, 10 any part of the loyal
States, with bill payable to eNpressman when The
goods are delivered giving the buyer the privilege OF
examination an ~ not satisfactory the watch can
be eturnod at our expense.
The express companies refuse making COLLECTIONS
on soldiers and other p'rties 10 the di loyal states
consequently all such orders musf he accompn-
MED by the cash to insure attention We make
deduction OF two dollars either watch when the
payment ~ forwarded In advance,
money may be sent by express at our expense
THOMAS OAFFBRTY 90,
" aud 20 Broad street, opposite City Bank
oe2'o2" Providence, Rhode Island.
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l5outs ann Sburs.
GEORGE HOCHWALT'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
Nn Qfp ThinJcf pa,aoe n..-.. ,u-,

'0Io, Ihlru bt., East OF Town CLOCK,
SIGN OF THE "LITTLE BOY.
DAYTON, OHIO.
FNHE Public will please take notice that the Subscribe
l. has now on hand large and complete stock VI
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tor the Fall and Winter OF the very best quality
conpnsinga oil The kinds that possibly bs required
will be sold
VERY Low FOR CASH,
During the War.
From long experience In the business, his work 70
slylo and durability, cannot he surpassed, and TO
cheapness he dehes competition.
All kinds Of Boots and Shoes made TO order
GEORGE HOCHWALT,
People'sshoe Store, No. sls, Thirdat., Dayton, u.
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Oil Paintings-Last Chance

Oil Paintings-Last Chance Tonight
will close the sale of fine oil paintings at
Phillips Hall. Persons wishing to adorn their
homes with rich and beautiful works of art,
should not miss this last opportunity to do so
at small cost. A number of new and beauti-
ful paintings have been added to the collec.
ton, among them beautiful painting of Ma.
poleon, with his soldiers" before Mos COW ;
also splendid copy of Paphaers Madonna
della sedia These two picture arc alone
worth visit to the hall. Don't fail to attend
the finale sale of these splendid paintings to-
night.
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Billoerp
NEW BINDERY.
IN BEoKEL's NEW BUILDING OVER THK
PUSTOFFICE,
r. w. MEIER

ID EsPECTFULLl announces to the citizens OF Day.
III ton and the surrounding country that he has es-
tablished new Book Bindery at The above place,
description, such AZ periodicals, music, Ac, in any
style ordered Old books rebound good Rs new.
Having been employed for the last seven years in
Odes biadery, and being prepared TO 10 all kinds OF
work. trust that shall receive portion Of public
patronage solTd3tn
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Tubarco G9aarebousr.

srABLIsHED UNDER CITY ORDINANCE INls67
VIII kiELEiR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10

To Rent "A house, containing FIVE rooms,
comfortably situated on jackson street, be-.
tween Jones and Richard streets Apply to
T. L. Smith, corner Brown and Smith streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10

Pictures. Circulate among your friends
pictures taken at Bsldwin's--in cases for
twenty-five cents, for twenty days.
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GGlatrbrs.
TO KEEP TIME ONE YEAR

The Privilege OF discrimination
BEFORE PAYMENT IS REQUIRED.
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SMatrbfs, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
.sH I0hM REENES ha

sRyOULDtespcctfnIly inform his ola cns,.
w the pusic geuery that Afer an a6ssness n eng an.
snnllts he Aas returned 70 Dayton and taLen a. k W
Mo- ASS Third street,
Two doors West Of the Post Once. ,sbsr. ~,
happy 10 elFs All his old customer end ~ ses . -
vnss ~ as a. may hyor him with call AM EInSs ~
NAtohks, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY. Is,ss rer.i,,', ~
,n n me We oSst manner AAd short notice SS-4rH
Ash' flease call and sIAEnlns W0Tk. ishsa
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j. 5. GILBERT g. Co,
wHoLEsALE DEALERs IN
GROC ERIES AND LIQUORS.

fo ana ~ Jefferson st., Dayton, 0.
lUU street, I. 49, '''''i"' 'o"hu 70 Je1er7ol
Jefferson It, ~ 80 '"SN7' NJ 10 hnl r.
100 bbls recdfed whisky
Jefferson IT. '"Nhy W. ~ hhd .
street. r ''N0'i W 90 hhh fedthersf 4
n, - klis No. Mess shadi 10 btls 10 nerrp, a.,
sTei '' n"'Nefei' very hnH, &C "a aud Is Jerers
& Sp,cea, ~ M he enned sugars Alum, Rosin Tar spit,
"a % ~ iNtu Soda Ooperas Hnd ss Peter ,nr XII,
at o naskeis Uhainpaign Wine 80 toxes 81 Eltrp ola
e'l s yu ~ hlnl ~ ~ and 10 Jefferson street ~ II go
-. ~, w vs. o. every variety Of Virginia T.is,,,o .
rect we'd AZ M H,id rs 'efl-rscu strssi 'c"' l"' =
so, r Mi Gnests 5 'nnpowder, Imperial and Yo,ng ~
erson street. '''e"' ~ Rhd " j. e
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FOR SALE BY

Win Wensthoh and W Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Beyer, MamlsbuTlG sloeldager, Unioni J O AndeT-
son, Cenueyllei n Myers, New Lehanoni H Jackson,
Chambersburg = Bauer, Harrisburg ID - Divine,
smyer, West Bslumoro; j kookle a Co., Germantown
MURPHY, Yandaliai II Nickols, Liberty; ID Rees,
EarmersVille; HeyeTling& Herr, Salem; w WPyrmont,
Williams A swaner, West Balumorei Parker, Bro, a
Co., Parkersburg, and BY Druggists aud Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Cam.
dRs del6dly
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The Old Established Binder,
THOS. W. ODELL

IHOS. w. ODEI-I,.
TIE UNION TELEGRAPH uFFittlt. ~ -
M ANU ACruRhs all kinds Of BLANk a,,uKst T.
4il CapRty Oflces, Banks, Ra Road Ot,,',', M -, II"
a{e'hsS,m ~ cent- up to $3.50 pen quire. wv
Nes' s, No,t lsia or Wove paper a~ed on Bask wsrl
MttitlHe' ler'2deAlsJ A., &c., shstnd t1 AM ~,
m plSln or gu and hauug The tools, g., 10
i" match az volumes bound BY thtm F''pNe
O.a Books fels nnd, sed Inhsleto look lAtter u.
t.s5s hoasa - any styie iesirsd ana paoof; si
~ -tle peiel ofiols oeTed here, with lits,e
f7s- iiis PAGING MACHINE is ne ,,nis - & ~ NM.
W ena one ol the most Important s1i ~ y,
tht @ tifssh Day II sl accurately page g,d ns,-i ~
n,,'Asi % leeksi Di4ls, hailroad books and s's,,r
81 Hy kuu OF blanks, as high teR thousand,
", ~ also pays very particular attentonto a.
l1lss ~ 9tA9s s,A9s q bto',ka With Rntsa Hsad-Ska,
~ V.lei Nork requiring neaness and di.,,s,,.,
"a Having recently greatly added to NJ }tseii,.
W. tes' no is better than ever prepared 70 pe
ns- ne rslers TO The County Offices OF Mont,.,.,,
-, w. lAfhe, aud 20 the various Banks Rsilr,s
sn,s7 ~f' " No h'An Valley, Tor specinlens o. E
4 ueGlnl
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HELLER q YoUNG's
COOKING RANGES
THE BEST In THE MARKET.
ROBERT OGDEN,

JEFFERSON ST., TWO DOORS BEisow MARK nj.
1 s Agent ia this city and county Tor HELLER A
i iOUNG'S COOKING RANGES, the hest Cooline
Apparatus ever invented. lie puts them up In the
best style, az the lowest rates they be Afforded
Every one 9ho has used thom testify 10 their superior
excellence over al others.
The subscriber would say that he has, also, a large
aud superior stock Of Pumps, Gas fnd steam Pine
and Plumbing material, which he willput up 70 order
IN the best manner at the lowest prices
Call and examine. ROBERT OGDEN,
deb Jefferson, two doors below MARKET
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NONNNN 40 WONN.

As psoof that the BioSd Purifier and PiIis an
purely vegetable have the certificates Of those en,
nent chemists Professors Chllton OF New York, and
LOcKe u Cincinnati,
Read Dr. Robaek's Special Notices and Certificates
published 10 acohspicu0us paIt Of this Paper hOin
time 10 time, lt
FrIee Of the Scandinavian Vegetable blood Pufi-
hor 81 per bottle s5 per half dozen. OF the beAA-
dnAyiaa Vegetable Blood Psi - cents per boa, os
8 toYes for 81.
Principal 0llcv aud salesroOm, No. East fonrth
ST. gd luilding FROM Man ST., Cincinnati, o. Lab
oratoTy No Is IAmmQud Street
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03

airy, throughout the operations Of the dav
at Brandy Station, and especially in the
charge wh'ch drove off the enemy already
in position in the rear. h"
The past conduct OF tho brigade war
rants hun in feeling undoubtcd confidence
IN its future career. To the 81 South Csto.
lima Regiment, which was unharpily Dc.
tached from his command and outnumber.
cd by an overwhelming fo,ce while fJ:m.
ing TO meet the enemy, the General com.
mand'ng tenders his sincere sympathy for
the loss of its beloved commanders. Tho
natural confusion which followed their be.
ing taken at disadvantage by n superior
ioree was well redeemed hy their prdnrrt
rally and subscqu mt pursuit Of the enemy
TO the river. %'
By order of Gen. WADE HAupro.
Commanding Brigade. :,
THEODORE C. BARKER e =:
Capt;ih and il. d. General.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03
COULDN'T STAND THE YANKEF,.

Maj. Jenkins anil IT,. Gaines were re-.
Gently captured in Corwyn's raid in ALA.
hama. Two servants were taken with
'hv:r masters. Tho Huntsville Confederate
says:
They report that all the prisoners
themselves inc!uledD were taken to Co.
'inth, aad Maj. jenkins and Capt. Locke
(nrd. prntaby, the rest OF the white pris.
oncr-, were sent Oh 10 Memphis. These
intelligent conirabands' were retained at
Cofinti', and invited to join the negro
regiments, iorne'l there an dressed in U.
S. uniforms. TLey declined, but were
urged to do sorand' the ga,tering induce.
ncnt was held o;lt 10 them, That on account
of their superior intelligence, they would
be certain 10 become officers. and may. BE-
Brigal.er Generals. They resoIutely re-.
fused, however, and expressed desire to
return home, W liieh they we're permitted
TO do OH their representation that they
wers free, but 70 pass WAS furnished tbenl.
They express great disgu.t for the negro
regiments. and also, for tie sulingated
white men, on lhes Tene,seo River, who
were prevented, by fear Of Federal ven
geance, from setting them across tile river
in TIER boats. These negroes deserve
gre"t credit for their fidelity 10 their mas.
ters and their cause"
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! isc 'sl"i, 1T me cn,rcat thee 10 rest not
wi':I"Ht assurance of salvation. II tcoull
'"; br ha|. and God :old thee so, il hal
been tn"t!'r 'h;n-. Bat eternity is too
>clI"''$ 'nI a:!:ir 10 be s,ai:"d mp IN "ppr
h'p' or Il "r"radvcnurc.' R"st not in
h'lng abe II say, IL ho,c I shall !e saved
o. IL 'r;:s' | am in the way ,c heaven"
Either y" ar" turc Ven, or 80 IRE no;
+ f.ih'r y" a" "rhi:!rci OF God hv iail! il
'Hi.at .'c~u-.' r. "rh.lrrn Of wrath even
rs .'h".s. l.u n.rv tell with. certainty
"hi'Ir sat" Is Yours. Oh rest not until
y" c:'r. ,'u, house we're on ti,r, aud
N"I N"r% ur .r!:a, whether the flames
co., / - suhiurl, what sort Of p..ace
c'"'' y'm haze ana; the question: was
i"Ac''r"''E !eter.rincdl If you received
Il !e''"r ''v on" poet wl!:c., ma,le i, un-
co '';'lA I'll: t"e mex: arrived, whether vou
""'" ha'k:rp;. and your wife and cllil-
"'"n h"""a:' d. what sort Of peace could
y"n h:ve meanwhile? Ii you heard Of a
sap containing some beloved relative or
rc"I, tna; ii had lou,tdcreI, and Tint
mot on board hal rcli>icd, lat some cs-
c'!" without svccifyir. who the parties
were, whH; sn|rcn,c, till You heard further
I.d!"ys. an; knew either the best or worst.
ir"", "a Christian NIGH, be sustained il
r''c'. III these ci:cua stances. or in worse
l'u' II j. hrca,;>" he km.ws lis Saviour
"n.i k:~ Cod. E!t " kat are my of these
'hn@s co"pacL vi h Tie Grestion as to
'Ic'' ycn are ye, III uucr,lauty? TO
lock ~ 70 Cod, an not know whether
H.. IS yo": Father in Christ; to look TN
:" IL "vr:, &'a 10, know whether YOU
nave nn Inheritance there; to look down
!" hr'!. con~c! II, that y"u have deserved
It. a"i been cSio"'i to ii. and not know
";.c''cr You ;r" delivered frnm the wrath
'" come. To ;h;ni, too, Of the unccr,ain-
y {! ii''. and ut the certainty that ere
.'n@, "hc,I:rr vpu live Til then or not.
Christ VIII come III power and glory. To
t':r x "f Ills aud not to ,:nnw whether. il
he cnne at once, it wo;:.l he 20 receive
y"" +" hl.nscs, ar 20 punish YOU with
everlasting destruction from his presence.
and from III" g "ry OF his power. To lie
Gown II "i', a:l,! not know whether Won
may tawakc III rcriiion. IIow crn
there lie r"me while questions such rs
these a:c unsettled? The LORD grant
'.iN tHrv may so I,2ss ':,,0n your con-
>r!s::cr. that You may never rest another
moment rntii y"u H., I;.ow f,r certainty
Isi"t Yen have pa sal !*on death unto
I,c.- L!Mi::, Trmc..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03
% Nep----
,.:,:2LN'S PROCLAMATION.

lie following $ the last proclamation of
'he "aIce President:
ASlIHGroH. June Is.
fy tie P''*is'cnt Of the Un;;ea States Of
INcrttu.
Nheras, the armed ins;rrcc,ionary
comtinalons now existing in several of
t:!e States are threatening to mike inroa,ls
into tic States OF Maryland, Western Vir-
:.nl', Pennsy lvana and Ohio, requiring
:1Hmc'!a;e'y al additional military force
tor tho service OF The United States:
Now, therefore. l., Abraham Lincoln.
rr<'dcn: oF the Unite! States, and CON-
nAn'!er D! the army and navy thereof, and
,: The militia # The several States v hen
called int" the actual service do hereby
cal into he service Of the Uuitel S,ntcs
one hundred thousand militia from the
States following, nar!cly:
From Ike :',ato oe MARYLAND, ten thou
sand.
From the :5,a;c C.. pennsylvania, fifty
,housanu!. q"
From ';e State Of O.,;o, thirty thousand.
From tho S;,;tc Of West Virginia, ten
tho:lsan;!. !,
To be mustered ia'n The service Of the
C';'ct: S;ntc~ forthwith, ard to serve for
l:Ie &c. :oi Ct sx months from the date OF
>''rh muster INTO said service, unless sooner
discouraged: 10 b: mustered in as infantry,
ar'ii.cr; all casa'ry, in proportions which
Wi! be male .'roSn through tllc War DE.
partmra:, whinl department will also
designate tic "arcral places Of rendezvous
I"rsc mil,.i:i arc TO be organized accor-
ding - he rules and regulations Of the
volunteer SC vice. a:I smell o:Lers as may
hereafter be issnc.l.
Ia testimony whereof, T have hereuntu
Sc! my ha III and caused seal Of The United
States 10 he affixed.
Done at TIC City Of Washington, this
l5tir dav Of June, in the year of our
lord lsc3. and of the independence OF
the Unitcd Sta'es the eighty sc 'cnh.
(Sg,ed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
. WM. II SEWARD Secretary Of State.
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BATTLE or'aAKka,s cRsrx

, Inc JACKSON correspondent of the Mo-
oiio Register tells how the battle Of Bakers
Creek came to bo fought: ..'
lhe enemy firmly located at Jackson.
gave him the capital of tho S;nte. the CONF
ma'd and possession Of oil northern. ves.
tern and southwestern Mississippi, together
WI with all the railroads in that portion Of the
State, except Ficksbdrg ~ therefore Cen.
Johnston would have been forced to o,ra.
n'ze his army in eastern Mississippi. at
least from go to 100 miles from Vicks-
burg. BY Femberton's marching out Of
Vick k>bnrg and assailing Grants rear. bo
compelled him in selt-defence to eyatuaty
Jackson, and hasten to the protection ar
his rear and supplies and so preciDt,to
was his retreat that battery Which had
been taken down to Pearl river. to batter
down tho pillars Of the railroad br;icc
was hastily spiked AMI the guns thrown
into the river. These guns have ,;uco
been 'ished up. Thus the enemy wa,
compelled to reIinquisl all the ADVANTAGES
OBTAINED by capturing Jackson. and hasten
his attack on Vicksburg and his operations
Tor the Investment Of the city, while John
s'on tool: possess on of Jackson and The
railroads, organized his army and il now
within 30 miles Of the Hill City, which !,
Al miles west of Jackson.-The enemy !.
unable TO capture Ficksburg by assault.
lle is menacrd now both on flank. front
and rear, and will soon have to give m
the siege or fight battle under disadvan-
taSeous. circumstances, and which he can
only gain by the force Of numbers and
bulldog courage. ="
The Advertiser commenting on the.
above says: '''..
Our losses in tho Fight were much 10 be
regretted, and were probably greater th,n
General Pemberton had calculated Nm:
but it was pain to us. at the first in,elI;.
gence which reached u, that lie dill no.
light for victory. 1t was Z magnanimous
elfort on his part to draw Gran,s armv
away from Jackson, even though, SamnsSi
IKE, lie pulled it down upon himself. And
this he did; and th.ugh almost crushed by
the shock. he thereby recovered Jacksoi,
anil saved Vicksburg.
We read IN the old ballai how A ,]oad
man won fight, but this is tho FIST in !:
stance We recoAlect to have heard Of wl,sru
General, beaten on the field, won VIC
tory thirty miles of: Ye. ttiis Gen. Penn,
oerton did. and the trophies Jf bis victory
are extnnt in the battery Of gums captured
Iy him at Jackson. 81,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03

CoSFEnEnAfE ForEs.--Tts community
con,'nnes to receive and to pass the mute,
OF the Confederate Government issued prior
to April 1868. Those notes to the peoplo
generally are just as 60 d as any. Thew
never "er. esteemed the hioie for bearin.
on their face the promise to be funded n
oonds OF eight rer cent; and arc not re-
gardcI a; less valuable now that the
Government is about to refuse to bond
Ihen' at all. and the banks here have de-.
ci'ned 10 Ia kc them on deposit. "a policy.
by the way, tho banks nowhere else hay,
pursued.) The credit and honor of tho
Government are as much involved in m,
matter Of their ultimate redemption a. Il,
any other ct its issues, aud The peopla
continue 10 take them With tho same CON
hde"re' that they have received and paid
them out ever since they first saw tho
This course Of tho people and the busi-
ness community is wise, and sares ,libm.
selves from unnecessary shave. ana dis.
counts which would follow their rejection
OF those notes refused by the Richmond
banks. Those notes wifi be tatsn Mt
taxes, and ye hope will be retired in that
manner as rapidly as 'was hoped by thoss
vi who shaped the policy Of tho Governments
ihelr continued circulation is a good eli.
dense Of the faith Of the people in liz
credit OF the Government, and will prevdht
the Inconvenience which was reasonabiG
arprehended from the codrse of tho Cow
ernment and the banks in putting 'thIn,,
under the bap.- Richmond Dispateh. r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03
coMeL1msNrARY TO OUR CAVALRY.

=. WIN Ian -.s' l atS4 ~ VUh CAYAJ61.
Tho following lis General II mpton.s
General Order 10 tho cavalry after tue
bn,tle:
llcAD'oRs uAMproN's CAVALRY Bn1G-
ABE, -
June II, 1863.
General Orders No. 81.
The ,BrigaGier General commanding
claims lis privilege Of congratulating bis
brigade aRon their gallant conduct on the
9th inst. Ets brilliant success Which
'crowred their work was sbut the natural
reward which f0llows gotd discipline and
conspicuous valor.
1, has never been the agood fortune, OF
the comm anding. Gensrd throughout. i,is
experience to withesymofe coolness under
fire, more implicit obedience and dsshinp
Rallantry than was sliown by the lssNortii
Carolina; lst South Carolina Regiments
'Ootb Legion and JEFF Davis Legion CAV.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-03

ASoTHER CONFEDERATE Car1sxR.-TLe
snip Japan, which changed her name y,
III" Georgia, Capt. W. L. ,Sfaury, :scaaptu Fsii
tEe a"nkce ship Dictator. Cspr. 6. Es
i'h'lfps;"who reports q. Nsx York. Ha,
describes the new Cohfsleratss; ciah:
The Georgia is acohmon iron vessel.
brig r'gged, with foil poop, very large
s,noks stack, about 800 feet long. and
about 20 feet bcam:ss They any shs can
steam fourteen hiles an hour: but { llo,,b.
It very much. She cerries. two rified run.
aft, 'wo 24-poundsss amiiships anil ono
80 forward. Her crew ovusi.ts of .t.,u,
nheeh officers and ahous. seventy men.
MOST OF the crew are quite boys.
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NOtitr.

Gf:':'" G""rv"::.I.l: !: C"ir:.;i =. l.,
t":n'l.'.i,. Al ri, =. l$i2.
VIZ. A"""'s OF t!'I+ ""MiI"nlv are ir'iirc:c,l
rot :" n'""irt for any tn:ton ur.n q. nr-
""red /" lie sl'.rel. and not in rrcrip, lor it
Then Unless II j. III .:"n,l order rl r.lnly mar.
k"''. Til" Con parry has never uc,rov ..l.-. i
fi"'i !'"h!'' for Cotton ru'; il - ordered to le
shipped and il r"cr; p:,.l ,.r. Cotton ,,,r..wn
upon th" li"':road platforms nu,i along the
In" ct ia" Re |. ass! ~: r." i:r.i !"r. Is AT
We ownri> r'~;:. Ii is greatly ex,'"a,i 70 ir..
to be $i":'n. Gil 10; an.l damage from either
cA1&."'. Much r"n:::,:nr last nri.e from il =.
NOT mems: plainly r.arkc,l
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