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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-04
Good News for the People
THE EMPORIA MILL.
BRITTON q FAWCETT

BRITTON & FAWCEPT
MOULD respectfully inform the people of this
w country that their Saw and Grist Mill on
the Neosho river, northeast Of Emporia two miles.
is now in successful operation.
CORN AND WHEAT
Ground on short notice, and good Meal and
Flour warranted to all who win favor US with
their patronage.
u Give US call. ---a--------
BRITToN & FAWCETF.
Emporia, june %. 1867. 245-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-04
CORN AND WHEAT
SHINGLESl SHINGLES !

THE undersigned having remodeled the old
Il Fangundy Machine, are now prepared to
furnish Shingles of the best quality, cheap, for
cash or trade. For further particulars INQUIRE at
the farm Of DAVID VANGUHDY, one mile be-
Low the Junction, or at the residence Of Orrin
CLARK, corner North Avenue and Water street,
Neesh0 RaIsdssaA sUn1lRRIN CLARK,
Neosho Rapids 9 - 1853. - Rs4-355
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
TRAFFIC. IN GREEEPACKS.

The Chattanooga "Rcbcl' has SOME very
traiicng with Yankee prisoners for Yamkcc
money" But what help is there. Nsst of
those who deal in money are foreigners, under
protection papers from men pretending 10 be
consuls. and whose credentials are sa,:slacto-
~" to the Secretary Of State, and 10 noboGy
else. They are men who have no interGs, i'll
the fate or fortunes of this Confc,lc:acv, and
don't care if we were conquered to-morrow.-
Therefore, the "RcIcl' may us well bride his
indignation. Says the ''Ecbcl:'
Scarcely Il squad OF Yankee prisoners M
rivcs 1T any Of our towns hut is hcSir-ci u;
the avaric"s mpncy-@rttcrs with offers ui two
for one for all TN" 'grrcmbacl;s' in their pos
session. The result is simply this ,hc SlircwG
Yankee discovers the fate Of Il prisoner Of
war To- be no such unhappy fate after all. lie
or, but he finds his generous capt"rS willing IT,
double his pocket money, and relieve him of
the useless trash furnished him by the Adolf
'tionists for fighting Americans Of the South
liz is parolcl and exchanged, and returns 70
INC caIhp W tcIi tlic july so. ~ HE chht'h-
IONS III what rare times We had i'll Dixie. -
The camp Is full Of the excitement. The ma
raudrrs after these rcci,als. are all impatient
To be sent upon some g;lloping excursion 10
Rome, or Atlanta Or Chattanooga. "r som"
other point in the far South. where doubtful
.rccnhacks are worth two for one. WIZ
the Yankees will very naturally cxcailn.
these rebels have nn confidence in their own
goycrnmcnt-tficy even doubt the currency Of
their own nation, which is the nations lie.
Truly, 'srccnbacks' must he money, after all.
since they rate 50 high in Dixie.
Instead of treating the dcsroilc:% Of their
land-hc insultcrs Of their wives and moimcrs
ana si>tcrs-with the dignitic'l. inchahl" con
tempt they deserve, too many men of the
South, alas are willing not only t. hol,! coli
verse with the Sroundrcs. hut To trade with
them for their OWN miserable currency. Bah.
such degradation is >ickcning IA contemplate"
Would that we could AL rise superior to such
littlrurss Of SOU ;"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
TUE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD.

7 sec. in the brilliantly lighted rooms, ta'r
Young bride with lressc. u! rct iacc ano
snow satin, AMI hear :hc words which iiha
her t. the MANLY form ViI whose arms =he !eahs
Loving hearts are ga5i.E t@iI%ly upon her
GONE smiling teartrlly ~ the TiSion Heats py :
aud there are dusky Sti.re. At the door, who
proud and happy. bless the fair creature IN
their heart Of hearts. Soon. the sound OF mu-
sic is heard, and fairy forms glide throug h the
NAVY dance, and diving flowers burden the alr
with their rich perfumes. Conspicuous among
rhe crowd see one face of matchieSs beauty.
rrgal in her charms. Hair and eyes as dark
-. mi,luimht. AMI Il crimson tissue which none
but she could haze worn. lights up her bril-
liant complexion. and you dream "t some
Eastern Queen There is one other must
signal out-a lovely girl. with glorious auburn
hair. falling: in Il wealth ot ringie!S' Oh hcr
cleaning shoulders. y wreath "t gerail',!iH
leaves. with F"iin,r"res. rests LIGHTLY Oh h'r
curi>. and :; fra Grant spray Of the same i''"rhH
the bosom Of her snowy white muslin rome
confined. ut the waist. by = simple, yet elegant
sash Of f'uc--a mere child you may say
How wonderfully beautiful: =
Onv 4 pile Of gray ashes. rm,"iishcd with
four lofty rhmnoy>. painting their skeleton
fingers iuisHrl III" soft blue sky.
II is May. sweet May: bur tn" r.S"-tr""s
around this Southern home. are - dry and
w;rhcrcd IL in cold Dcrrmher'> icy rrI=n.
Gather one ort'loSr rosr-hun@ iou@}t>. counting
the rel, proGl>iou of The blossoms. hut. holding
them i'll i tighter grasp. r:!'y cr;i;,'b!" :" Gu>;
IN M hand.
The largc waving oak. which. for .yrarS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

4 YANKEE OFFICER IN Dissatisfaction the
arrival of tie Yankees from Winchester at the
Libby prison. Yesterday. they were informed
:;.;.t good reason WAS had to believe that there
were officers among them in disguise as pri-
Yates. and until these should be forthcoming
nos ono of them would lie parolcd. They had
NOT been long ASST gncd I" thee quarters on The
second i!oGr before Il little wait came floating
down from window into the !acc Of Il Scnti-
irl. who caught it and handed il into ihc Of
fee. 1'hc nGtc revealed the fact that Lieut..
VIA. &. button, Of Company +. 9th pcnnsyl-
vamia infantry Of AIiiroy- comlind. WAS in
the crowd ami la! given his name as Fox: Il
private belonging 10 his company who was
killed. lie wa, immediately brought out and
n.acri with the other o!icc?., held in c"niinc-
men, Ia await the arrangement Of the c%-
c;;.n-n respecting; citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

When the celebrated William Cobbett was a
private in the ranks, he not only acquired a
complete knowledge of the French language
hut he wrote the best French grammar cxtant
He did this alone and unaidcd Why do not
others try, in some degree at least, to emulate
him? While in our Virginia campaign, we
knew private soldier who had neither money
nor influence. ScrupulouSly neat in his per-
son, prompt in the discharge of all his duties,
he devoted all his leisure moments to study,
having no books but those he borrowed. He
soon attracted his Generals attention. and
was selected as his orderly. In this position
his intense love Of study was soon remarked
The General questioned him severely. gave him
access to his military library, and when his
original term of enlistment had expired. placed
in his hands commission which made him an
officer in the Typographical Corps of Engi-
n.eers, where he is now employed. AT the same
time he presented him with complete military
outfit, as au incentive TO future usefulness, and
assured him that nothing could give him great
or plcasurc.than 10 see him in his propcr posi-
ton Port Hudson Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
II tic EdiiOlx oCtke ERlMrer:

>
\ quantity OF cartridges, manufactured at
Lyuchburg and furnished this command. are
50 faulty rs to be worthless. These cartridges
purport to he calhre titty-cight suited to the
Enfield rifle, Minnie and rifle muskei, when
in fact they are not NOR" than hity-rour cali
brc, if that The deficiency in lead is at
tempted to be supplied in paper: hut, however
potent paper bullets may he in political warfare
they are not regarded by military men as very
efficient where blood is To be shed. Invested
of the mass Of paper in which it is cnvclopcd
the ball drops to the breech of the gun without
touching tho barrel in it's descent. With the
paper wrapping the ball fits too closely, and
cannot be thrown with amy accuracy.
Again, the chilrsr Of powder is too small
about half what it should be to do execution
1t is just about i squirrel load for a mountain
| rifle. 1t is our business now to shoot men, not
squirrels, AMI we.wallt cartridges that will do
| the work .s------
fthis evil be not corrected Mt once the con-
sequences may be serious. The men have no
confidence in their cartridges. Why should
they? presume these cartridges arc fur
nishci by contract.
Please notice this matter cditoriallv, in or
der to insure attention.
y CONFEDERATE OFFICER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
TIE RAIDERS IN EAST TENNESSEE.

/ lIF h.NlbEh'H ~ Is.N'>l LIN I'N'"T.i
Our report yesterday (says the I.ynchhnrs
"Republican" Of June 24) of r!,c operations
of the Yankee raiders in East Tennessee, was
in the main 50 full and accurate that We have
little or nothing to add to it this morning. We
are, however, pleased 10 learn that our state
mrnt Of the destruction Of the cotton factory Of
S. \. Fain X Bro, at Messy Creek. WIS incol-
rert. The building was uniniurcd.
Notwithstanding the confident tone nf t!c
DISPATCHES from Knoxville ni the anticipated
capture of these. bridge burners and piul,lcr-
ers. VIC very Eiuch fear they will succeed in cs-
Gaping Indeed, passengers from the West
Yesterday report that they have already gotten
out of reach Of pursuit, and thai our forces arc
returning.
We are gratiied to state that prompt mea-
surcs are being put in operation 20 repair the
injuries done to the railroad and Il large force
will lie immediately set Ia work. We under
stand it is probable the mail and passengers
from Knoxville will come through this evening.
The tclcgraphic lines will he Replaced to-day
or tomorrow.
When the Yankees left Messy Creek they
said they would return in two wccis to remain
permanently. and gather the growing grain
crops. y" fears. however, are entertained Of
their making their appearance again shortly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND TIL AT X r .

ACTING .yp STAGE MANAGER. II. DORSEY OGDEN
Friday Evening, June 10. lS6t.
pv rs,u.s. will be reneat-d f'r one me- "rig.
DAUGHTER OF TIE REGIMENT.
-s,n,c. J W Thotp.: Andreas, X y oedea: Gsrr't.
I'Wa,.. Corpora w waller Drrr'G.r. + Jach."r;
So,arv D,Msule; M.delaine. Miss Fila "Ee7. Ea Ma.
rhoiuess dc Bergentelds, Mrs pehsF
VILLAGERS Soldiers. &c.
NlrSIO INCIDENTAL TO TUE OPERA.
o,.rJ,y Cboru.-'The Enen,y Advances,
I-d.p.e-"Ssve o.. Holy Virgn!' - e:o:-s.
Sac and Chorus -"Rtjo'ce Rejoice - ,c,.
SONGS -"Rats.pa7 N''e'S'"e
n, fraiD-"Le. Dram sad Trumpes Stu9h
Supic., Hsd-isiae nod Cto:v'.
w,," :!aiela!.,.
'N'A "a -'' Finale te Act ls,-omn.s.
ACT ID.
oEosI' OF " SGp'.te and Cforgs.
isac'H!ae.
G7ard F!na!e-omne>.
n,.n Far'!1ctUn Sister.
To conclude With fr the i's: trac the sin' Come
dy, in TWO acts, OF w ,rxr
Monday, Us. appearance .! C'"'' > '-"''S' "'4
Miss Katie Estel'e. ,,,..,.c,.
Sr,.u rncr jun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

SOUTHERN BLacEING.--Wr have received
from the manufacturers. Mcssrs Paul d Co.,, Of
this city, specimens Of ..'S"ntlicrn Challenge
Blacrinr." winch appears 10 bc of excellent
quality. Such enterprises deserve hearty en-
corlra:cm"rtt. as it has been bv these little
useful things shat Our enemies have chiefly
wheeled rs "Ilt nt uur mpmcr heretofore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

iag, at the early hour of hat-pa>t five "ciork'
a gooIiy number Of ladies and gentlemen
were gathered at st. paul'> Church, To witness
the marriage. by Rev. Dr.. Mnmrgcrodc, Of
Robert ". Burke. Esp, well known ~ the
''"r-canr-a:-.ir Of the Nw@ina House "t
Delegates. and Miss Fannie Gilman. daughter
Of Mr.. Gr;nrvil" Gilman, Of Fredericksburg.
Virginia.
The rrir lclt upon the Central train for the
home 81 the bridegroom. near Stanton. Va.
May Tie couple be- Is happy is they are w"r-
thy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

ANOTHER HAnr,S CoEfrS CAsS.-Licuten-
ant GAL who is charged with dc.crtion from
Rogers cavalry. and confined in Castle Thun-
der toawait trial. j. 20 be taken before Judge
Lyons IN Monday next, under writ Of hnbeds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

CIRCUIT CorRr.-In irving brief Of the
business done in the Circuit Court during its
present term. we omitted 10 mention that it
was the criminal cases alone. which we noted.
\ very lar.c amount "r chanccry business
WAS transacted, which IS the principal "ccupa-
ton ai;i design Of this court. rs its criminal
Jurisdiction extends only to miSdem"anors
and not g. eases "i felony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
RETURNING THANKS.
ItIs'kI''E 'Ess INV ~ N'NI :
June L.. 1865,
General Orders. !

GENERA! tTucrs-
NJ. II.
The Lieut. General Commanding asks TIE
men and officers Of the corps to unite with him
in returning thanks 10 our Heavenly Father
for the signal success with which he has
crowned the valor of this command.
In acknowledgements of Divine favor. chap
lains will hold religious services in their re-
spcctive regiments at such times rs may be
most convenient. With wonderfully small
loss-less than three hundred killed. wounded
and missing--we have carried strong works
defended by an abundance Of Superior. artil-
lery, capturing over three thousand prisoners
and large quantities of military stores and
supplies. Such a result should strengthen
tho reliance in the righteousness Of our cause,
which has inspired every effort of our troops.
By command of
iSigned) Lieut.. Gen. r. S. EwELL.
a, 5. PEspLETos, A. A. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

the advertiser and Register" has passed into
a proverb-as untrue as IN epitaph, US unre-
liable as the Advertiser and Register. The
"Adrertiserand Registers" first count against
the Richmond editors is that they tslisrs ali
they aotite.''
If in this particular the Richmond Editors
are different from the Mobile Editors, the
country will not find fault with our honesty ut
least This habit of the Richmond Editors OF
believing what they write causes them to
weigh well all news-separating from rumor
that which is worthy of credit, AM! publishing
what they believe worthy Of crclcncc as reia-
Bile, and giving to rumor a hearing, with words
of caution to their readers. Had the Mobile
Editors adopted this habit OF the Richmond
Editors, their journals would not nave l'"sSe'
into provcrb of urrcliahiI'ty'
The second count agansi the Richmond Ed
itors is that they believe what McF-bnt no
other-fnd in the Yankee papers. Had our
Mobile contemporary said that the Richmond
Editors published what 'thcy--bnt no others
find in the Yankee papers 1t would have
done no injustice TO the Richmond Editors,
since nne-tcnths OF the Yankee papers come
first to the Richmond press: but rs the Rich
mond press believe very little thcy-"r any
othcrs-fnd in the Yankee papers, they arc
not liable to this count Of the Mobile paper.
IF the advertiser and Register s. third
4 H.,
count-'that the truth is to be found nowhere
but in Il Richmond sanctum, or, Yankee
newspaper"-were true, the Mobile papers
could not complain, for its special deS-
patches have not inspired either the Itch
mond press, or the country, with any very
GREAT regard for the truth rs issued from some
sanctumS. Does the Register believe Its
own dispatches? If it does il is solitary III
its confidence. 4
IT cur contemporary will pay more attention
TO what issues lrom.its own sanctunl, it will
find less to complain Of in the >anctunls Of the
Richmond press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

ARRIVAL Or i.SKy pFmcrRs.-Thc mail
train Oh the Central Railroad last evening
brought down nineteen Iankc"s officers. ac-
cnmpaned BY eleven females. chiefly their
wives. and eleven negroes. S:&tv-frur pri-
Yates were also brought domn on ;he same
rr,ip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
MLDkIED

MARRIED.. on Thursday morning, the 23th
instant. ST Pau's Church, by the Rev. DR..
Minnegcrc,!c. ROBERT ". BcRkh, Of Au-
gust. COUNT. Va. 10 FANNY ~. daughter OF
Granville Gilman Esq. Of fredericksburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

BLUE DEvILs.-In rasponce TO the Earth
call made upon them at Winchester, l,GQS
Blue Devils made their appearance in this
place on yesterday. They are but the avant
couriers of several thousand more who may be
daily expected. The South has been greatly
afflicted for the past twoyears with Blue Derils,
but by the liberal administration of blue piNs
is now deriving some relief.--[Stautou spects-
tor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
No ;0-SS ACT supplementary TO "an Act 10 Provide
for the funding and further issue Of Treasury Notes

The Congress OF the Confederate State" Of America 30
enact That in lieu Of hundred millions o! de.as ~
bonds which, by the eighth section o! IN Ac: entitled Ia
Act 10 proyi, the funding and farther sue .: lru
nv Notes" approved March twenty third, eighteen GiTri
md .iSty;hrr. tie secretary Of the Treasury |u'hu
rzcd 10 issue rate % inercs, Of s'A per ccm'a
auuu PAYABLE the pleasure Of the own'r IA the car
rrucv in which interest is pail 90 u" o;r- hoi u i~
Confederate States; In cotton Of the Iuais ~ NJ"
Orleans mild ing valued ~ cg prIcV sterling per r"JHD
Tie said Secretary s; be ard hereby authorized! -
Issue hundred and fifty millions q dollars ~ honi'. III
Gums of not lc.. than five hundred dollars each, aye \:
twenty wears from :tir date. ad rcr" Interest ~ Tie
rate sx per ceG,r:m psT niaUui. {" b. pid ~ he
pleasure OF the Government IN specie OF Ia cote" 81 IN"
quality Of New Orleans mlIn<, TO lie valued n ~ r'r
sterling per pound the said cotton 10 Ice delivered Al ~"
pleasure the Secretary OF the Treasury ~ either ~ Tie
ports OF New Orleans savannah Charleston. Mobile WI.
uacton Richmond Norfolk, under sUC! regulation, M
the said Secretary may establish. These bonds shah Ice
sod By the Secretary OF tie Treasury Tor all outstanding
Confederate States Treasury notes. NJ not css than cr
uar value IN said Treasury notes: Provided That TIE -
crrtary ~ the Treasury be authorized 10 apply IL" pro-
cccs Of ms many Of the said bonds may he required ~
the purchase OF agricultural products under the ~ ~
Coigres. approved April twenty first eighteen "n"a,d
and sixty two entitled IAN act to authorize tie cNcha -
OF bonds articles In Kind, and The shipment sale o' ~
pothcc.ton Of such articles
Approved 4 prl ;plth, let3.
icur oi-ul ~ SCt.nuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

Two MORE insialiacnts of Yankees captured
at Winchester and vicinity. arrived by special
trains on Yesterday They numbered alto
rcth.- about ;wclvc hundred More are to ar.
-,-t,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26

We find in'the Mobile Advertiser and Reg
lister" the following extract appended to an. cli-
torial of the Examiner:
"Such is the precious stuff the Richmond
editors believe, as is evident from the remarks of
the Examiner" Yet these are the papers
that charcrize the dispatches of Southern cor
respondents and news agents as ''absurd," .'in-
credible" blotherskite," &c. There is no
fathominS the credulity of Yankees and Rich
mond editors, the former Of whom swallow
the hugest lies day by day, while the latter
seem to belieye-frst, ali they write them
selves; second, what Mcy-but no others.
find in the Yankee papers; third. that the
truth is to be found nowhere but in Rich
mond sanctum ORR Yankee newspapapcr."
These comments are from tho Advertiser
and Register" paper which, moro than any
othe' ,urnal, has telegraphed its especial de-
spatchos" throughout the confederacy, when
nine times out of ten, they hare been unre.
liable, and the other tims unintslligiblc, until
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
NOTICE As TO FUNDING
TREASURY NOTES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C.S. - }

ali. HOLDERS or TREASURY NOTES.
issued prior 9TH April. is,'3 ar" n"tifr! ;."' r.'t
the lsi August ensuing Inclusive. they can De- n""h ~
seven pcr cent bonds Af"r that HAT" tho uo; Lr0ru;
date prior 20 1T December l- u" longer b" !n!'
Thos" which bear dat" between J., December ,n! ant
9TH APRIL -tE! can h- funded in "v"n per 'l'> - Az
time on before 1T August, ic' after witch h'" 'H'!
ar fundabic only in four rrrc"n-
Note, bearing date after It'll April rt' 'E" irE.
liable in per cent bonds il presented wins" ono yea
FROM the iir, day Of the month printed aero. hT t~t
alter thar year tlcy !undtbi" only IN iy'r per ";
(Sirn.D e. G.. MEMiilNGER
June 3-c,l.tAug Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-26
FROM KENTUCKY.
Especial dcsra'c;r TO the Louisville journal


ported again this SIDE the c"!''"';an! ana IT.
'%PH ''S ,in',. 1: .,', i;i,,r,,. Thc ,i,;c,t
Io ,,'.,.y;S. j.; hc,.,.sti,., ,.m,s
n,.o,,.,, From, ,,c r,,rf .,v Ina. i,ur bri
o.,',,.. ',,,,,ortrL Ia. s,,rr ,;rrr, Of artillery
I'll III I.,,.I.I, .,,I ,I, II ,nv.r', GIN !. ,,.
'..,,;;cI T., %, II;rai. nr mounted infantry and
ann r,,;:r,.,,r ,r t;anr.,i.,r. ,I;mt. Ti,ry saw
he rrl"l> are confident If their ABILITY t" ti"Id
NicE>bur%. AMI are boxing i"r br;1-% I" TAI"
The offensive"
NASHVILLE. Nv. Jun" l,i--rhc rebels. u,l-
der Peter Everest. robbed the citizens Of about
Sl6.U00 worth Of good, an! money srmi the
government OF ahul!' $1,000. Tie hon" guards
q" ,l Lewis county AYE ,l','n Il WAR;" ''''p''''
Two PRISONERS '''''' "'''' '' '''''' '''
:. 20 -,-..;,. r,.,., ,r,.
~ AuS'''''' : d i'''i - .l,, 81,
-r"rt" N'"' T. ~" 'a,' "'" '. .I ' ,,,'
~" and 'j rho r.,.t ill., most sauLrus.-
the aw"ms there are black. and 'hr eagles
Whine. some ct IT. rivers "'" toward me
centre. i"Ntri" ct toward al" sea. a'h III" cot
fish Is i"und m '.r rivers. wh''' ~" l"rrh -
found 'n'thr sea Ia" valleys are c"'a. ana
the mountain toys wa'm. lhr 1.c'il' Is Il
XII, :. .i'.n,,r,inci,, -. An.r,aii,
Among The trophies 81 tIIr command 81 '''
gallant TcX%- " haFtoii--latciT picked UP
aIo9= the line 81 III" OUTPOST quarts one 81
u'u it ;I,',r ,n',,,...i ,:.II,. c,rynJ mud in
.;I,i ~, s.iI,,,., ,,;.I, ,,,n I,ti;r. ned n,mc
r ,,,>.,,,.,,a,..
VI .. ~, u,,,t.., r,..,,;r,, C.r,.,. G.ulcv
!, 49, ;':, u,,.n,,,ro.,.. NJ
GEN. ". :. Roscc.an&. !rom {. II. Gctiiay.-
Chattanooga Rebel
n,;,;r ,o.rc,,,nd.r, ~ thc London
..T:,,n." ..,.s 't,,,. rio irn,;,.,r VIII, rr;,rc-
n;'.ic g''.'s ,,.i,n";zcJ f. c,n;,rr,i,.
Iarg" number Of Irish laborers to III" United
States. but wlio was regarded by the English
Authorities in Cork ~ a recruiting officer for
thc Union army was IN imposter, and has
al,.conicI. y Catholic clergyman III the
: '''!'% o. o";S '"' '""'' '''E young "''"
''"''' HIS '.''''''
An eccentric philosopher at Bombay pro- |
poses the li"'.,img Of his city " CAS- Hranuiac-
cared from dead !!iirir"S. lie SAYS ";!ci! body
@""ri !.''H ~" ':l''+ '''' ~ ="s,'o"5 ~, Dr.
"'"'' H., g.. ,,Ii J.. ,.,,,.
i,%' . ''., :: ,',..,. ,r,;,,..
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