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The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Defeat Of the Rebels At ROgsrsviile,
Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August %, 1854.
despatch, dated Lick Crock, East Tennessee, from
General Gett 10 Governor johnson, says
detachment OF my Command, under Lieutenant
Colonel Edgerton OF tho Thirteenth Tennessee cavalry
attacked Rogersvle on tho morning OF the 22d killing
twenty three and capturing thirty-fve rebels among
them Colonel Walker and several non.commissoned o
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

The Notorious Adam JON nson Prisoner.
CLAMsvnLR, Tenn., August 28, 1884,
Lieutenant Colonel johnson, Of the Ffty-second Ken
tucky overlook rebel Johnsons force At Canton KY
yesterday while attempting 10 the river, and killed
fifteen and wounded and captured large number Adam
johnson ID severely wounded and prisoner.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
G R A n T..
Retirement of the Enemy from
the Front on the Wei
don Railroad.
STATEMENTS OF REBEL DESERTERS
~, Re-, kss

We learn that on Tuesday morning an was quiet with
General Grants army, but another battle was expected
on that day, the rebels being still desrous Of shaking
General Grants grasp tho Weldon Railroad The ut
most confidence felt by forces their ability
hold u
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
SHERMAN,
Progress OF the Siege OF
Atlanta.
>~-~-~->~->>-~-~~~~~~
General Dodge Seriously Wounded and
Reported Dead.
The Rebel Raid in the Rear Of
Our Army,
AoS Ia. -

WASHINGTON August "a, 1884.
Tho latest dispatches from Atlanta show that active
operations going there aud that General Sherman
TO remain quiet till transpre In other quarters
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
city Intelligence.

cnrson FEsrvAL--fbe festival Of 81. Bartholomew
was duly observed yesterday morning throughout the
Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches Of the city
full choral service was held In old Trinity u eleven A.
NJ with fair attendance Of the congregation The Rev.
Dr. DIX, rector assslodGby the Rev. Mr Noyes, OF ~
Pauls fhurcn, read The Natin Song The ~ Dtum ana
Benedstus were sung nne style. The Psalms OF the
day chsunted Al the close OF the ante communion
the rector pronounced the bsnedcon and the services
were closed
Taun.-Ths oonssmpslcn Of peaches In tss eisy Inn
msass duriss the present AZ many ~ forty hvs
thousand baskets drop among daily from oil parts
From camden alone have daily supply Of sn thou.
sand bsskcts sf the vudd,ess and ju,cses kinde The
principal producer up 70 the present time n The liets
STATE OF DvAwsre. ksw Jsrroy, IKE good rsqerye,
N,l be coming up next week The more The mSrfir.
Let 10 have plenty of peaches and lst them be sold
cheap. Pears, AppIss ana piuns slsc abundant
ATLANTIC Boar oIun.-h tho annual meeting Of The
Atlantic BOAT Cab W Hoboksn the following eancers
were scied for The spsuiss ysar:PrssAeut Tbsodofs
~ 1uthih; Vice President, William T. Prink seorssary
Ceaslss o. 1vshiui Trseesfse haMA,ss ,. ArSoAAv
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
No auerlllas IN Butler County. X,

The guerillas crossed into Bdtier county, KY, on
Sunday. They encountered by the Grayson Homo
Guard, who killed four of thom and ured tho 70.
maindeP.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Kilpatrick's Raid ON tho Macon Rail-
road.

NASHVILLE, August 49, 1854
General Kip returned yesterday TO General Sher
mans lines from expedition to break the Macon Rail-
road which he succeeded in doing Jonesboro, de-
soying three miles Of tho track ana two trains and loco
motives Hc encountered the enemy and had sharp
cpuic dispensing their cavalry and capturing battery
and apy prisoners lie destroyed the guns except one,
which he brought In, together with seventy prisoners,
nnding the majority or the latter too much OF encum
branch. Otherwise than this expedition, things have
been quiet at Atlanta and vlcinltY for some days.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Headquarters Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THR POTOMAC

The Headquarters Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY rHR Potomac,
August o. 1854.
The enemy early yesterday morning disappeared
from the front Of the Fifth and Ninth corps the
Weldon Railroad and tho belief is that the attempt to
regain possession of this importan. line Of
has been abandoned, and that the enemy fortfyng
their right flank to resist this direction from
our forces.
They may, hewever, be preparing to make a dash on
our lines in some OTHER direction.
Occasional firing has been going on along the centre,
and was quite lively during the night
This mornipg occasional shots are heard.
The roads continue wet. making travel very difficult.
About thirty rebels brought In during the night
principally South Carouians, most Of whom claim 70 be
dsserters This story, however, is not believed as
the soldiers from that State have Furnished fewe desert
to side hAp any other ID the confederact They
arc strong, hardy looking men. and seem 70 think
tho end Of the struggle h At hand, and they bsevs
Petersburg v bO almost within our grasp, and tnat
VIII be in odr possession At an early day.
The FortresS Monroe DsspatoA.
FoktRIss MoSRoR, August 23. 1884.
me Weldon Railroad 10 held in safety By our forces
The mail steamer Keyport from City Point has arrived
here with ninety rebel oces, captured in tAs recent
operations on the Weldon Railroad. The private. sap.
between ItsS sSd SsSs hundred. They viii Be S'sxS.
ooion. Ralph q webster arrived bese TO day and On
dopsstmcns Heutensn Colonel Bggs the former quart9
Iss'sr's bsp.rtnsns, s0d % acs Is Inspector.
.
Tde WAshington Despsteh.
WASHINGTON, August a., 1884.
No Information has been received here confirming The
truth the loose report that General Fzhugh Leo was
fight on sunday last on the Weldon Railroad.
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Tns Turf.

Tns Turf. W
urros COURSE, /. I.-rRerrneo.y
WEDNESDAY. Angus, AA-Ns.cb $500, nile hsass. ssss
three 10 ave, 10 harness
Mckee named b. z. Memron. .,...............1 ] 4
r WalEer named b. m Irish Maid, asd,.........a
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
General stcedman and Colonel streISht
Not Injured.

ClNciNNAT, August n, 1854.
The Chattanooga correspondent Of the Gares OF this
says that neither General Stecdman Colone Sreght
vas Injured 10 the aght at Dalton aud that both arc
l we'll
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Menuon was the faserNe Ntwo 10 ono He won very
easlIy 10 three straight heats. .,, s,u.u.,ns.
stallion George wilkes, Cor $40 600 fso mM ssl.
harness, TO come OF on the 7h q septemocs. ss
great interest among the patrons cf the uI, s
an,oupts are beisR s,aked daiy on tho result .n~ o
I,on hss ths oa IN The betting q about - " s@@~
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Military Affairs.

Colonel Thomas Lynch, seventy.seventh regiment New
York National Guard, with one officer from each COM
pany, arrived yesterday afternoon from Elmra to bring
on the members Of his regiment, who now in this
city, and such recruits may be acceptable Colonel
Lynch has had very favorable interview with tho
United States and State authorities about his regiment
The headquarters Of the regiment ~ lafayette Hail.
Broadway.
LINDSEY BLUEs-oNs HUNDRED AND SECOND RRar.
0IMENT NATIONAL GUARD s. y. Y.
sPxMM ofDYRs-N6, q
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
REORUTTIN0 IN BROOKLYN.

Recruiting has fallen OF considerably In Brooklyn
during the present week, the average number enlIat
"a daily In both districts being about twenty per day.
The total number OF recruits and substitutes obtained
thus far under the proson, call 10 about thousand,
which win leave at tho present rate OF recruiting,
ovcr six thousand men to be drafted, which, with The
nty per cent additional will mako nine Thousand namee
to be drawn from tho wheel The agents employ cd BY
tho Aldermen and Supervisors 10 revise the enrolment
hss to End out how much The enrolment Is Up excess
are proceeding rapidly win me work, and the resut
nth larger than ought 10 be In one ward tho revision
which has been completed the agents found The names
OF two hundred persons who were maniestly exempt.
from over are and physical disability Tho agents sent
about two weeks recruit negroes In the dis.oya
States have all returned without having been abc 70
complish anything Everywhere they tried they found
that harvest bad been gathered By the agents OF the
Eastern States, and there was potbne 1911 fcr them
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

KBCRUiflNG STATION, NkRtKR HOUSE, [
New YORK CRY, August "a, 1864
Having been ordered TO this sston TO superintend
cruiting, and collect stragsers and desete and uni
formed members OF the regiment, hereby order such
persons to report themselves TO me- without delay.
The regiment Is now mustered INTO the United States
service for the period OF one hundred days, and sta
toned at Elmira
All persons joining this regiment are exempt frop the
draft Persons desiring 70 Join will apply At the Mercer
House, corner OF Broome and Mercer streets, from eight
A. M. TO nine =. NJ, where they will be uniformed and
forwarded 10 tho regiment Immediately.
EDGAR A. ROBERTS, MAJOR Commanding station
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
The FortresS Monroe DsspatoA.
Tae Washinston Despatch.

WASHINGTON, August q, 1854
No Information has been received here confirming the
truth 81 the loose report that general Ftzhugh Leo was
killed and General A. P. Hill morally wounded In the
fight on sunday last on the Weldon Railroad.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Thirty ThHusand REVIEWERS ordered
for We Indiana Cepperhsads.
One Hundred Thousand Men to
be Held Ready for Action.
Seizure OF Arms and AmmU-
milton at indianapolis,
&e.. &C.,. 90

Tho Indianapolis Daily Journal Of the 2lst inst has
the following additional information about the treason in
Indiana
LETrRn FROM GnYERNnn MORroN-ARMa AND An
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Sept. 28.-Two small steamers
were captured on last Monday at Bars Island,
by 80 Confederatcs from Canada, and destroy
ed. Western kilograms say that Gen. Mewor
had arrived at Little Rock with portion Of
the 10th army corps With this. addition to
lis forces, Steele viii be able to.take the defen-
sive. Nothing is known of the Whereabouts Of
Price. Adyices from Fort Smith says the train
which left Leavcnworth, for Fort Smith, loaded
with supplies for Fort Smith aud GOO mules
and 40 artillery horses, was captured'by guer-
.rlIas. Stanton, in a despatch to Dix, says the
draft IS progressing quietly in all localities. In
Washington both of Lincoln's private secre-
tyry's have been drafted. Grant returned to
the army before Petersburg on Monday.
Gold closed in New York 223.
RIquMosD,, Sept 24.-An official despatch
WIS received late last night which states that
the. enemy attacked Early at Fishers Hill on
the 22d>and succeeded in forcing him back
broke, his line and throwing force in his rear,
compelled him to abandon his position, leaving
aportion of his cannon in their hands though
losing but few men.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
NORTHERN NEWS.

.RlcHMoND, Sept. 2s-The Baltimore Amsr-
ican of the afternoon Of the Goth contains sew
eral official dispatches relating to the late bat
tlc,n the: Valley. They claim it to- have been
great Yankee victory. Sheridan's official
despatch says that "after a most stubborn and
sanguniary fight, we completely defeated Early S
forces, capturing $500 prisoners, five pieces of
artillery aud nine flags and most of the rebel
wounded" He says that his own loss was Sc
we're. General D. Russell was killed, and Cen,
erals Mcintosh, Upton and Chapman, wounded,
The rebels were in strong numbers and fought
very obstinatey.
In another despatch he says that Gen. Mcln-'
tash had lost leg.
Gold in Baltimore on Wednesday, 22e. J.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
FRoM,LYNGHBURG.

LrsoHbyRe, Sept. 2s.-The enemy, sup
posed to be a portion of shcridan's command,
have made;their appearance in Culpeper, in
heavy force, composed Of infantry, artillery and
cavalry. Their cavalry crossed the Kappa
hannock at Wolford's yesterday morning. At
'i2 O'clock this morning, their infantry were
within three miles of culpeper c. II. 1t is be-
lievcd the infantry will attempt to advance up
the, railroad towards Gordonsville, and the cav
airy are moving in the direction Of Charlotts-
vile.
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terian Church on Marietta street:

3 ~ : ~.
On Wednesday night, a large forty-two
pound shell entered the Presbyterian Church,
on Marietta,street, and after passing through
the pulpit, exploded intbe basement Or Sun
day-scllool room Several families living in
she vicinity, having taken refage there, were !.
more or less stunned aud injured by the explo-
sioa aud one man had. hissIfght arm taken of.
The scene in the room was frightful-it was
after Midnight, and all the inmates were sleep
ing peacefully, perfectly confident Of security.
Mothers canght up their children burricdly
and rushed franticallY into the. streets scream
ing, though without any definite purpose in
view, save that OF escaping for the time from
the scene which had struck such'>terror irto
their souls, and there, ont upon the streets,
they stood cronching. with their little families
cIiuging around them aud knowing not where
to fly for safety. Shell after shell, in rapid suc
cession, came screaming through the air, and
sas,the light of each terrific explosion-like
lightning flashes quiycred over them, the fig
ure of one pale-faced mother could be described
with bare outstretched arms, vainly hoping to
shieh her little ones from the falling fragments.
Oh, the heartless cruelty of the foe Oh, the
.miglity depths of a mothers love!
Assistance came at last, however, and the I:
panic-stricken women and children were hud.
died offinto the bomb-proofs of Kind neighbors
in more secure localities, and the wounded!
property cared for.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
w. J. WILEY,
Steward for A c. W.

MURDERED BY ESCAPED PRIsoyERs The nsrca,y
is informed that couple ofescap Yaukee prisoners
committed fohl.murder: on Iti s'ay1 1lgst, within
few miles Of GEORGES tat;on II rppctrs Ihat a,
ycungl7 lad named IIoRy aecopp hied ny negro, with
twohorse wagon. went from Geot2o's Statona mile
or two for a load fwqod 2hey were met by two
armed Yankees who wanted TO axe po session of the
horses The Yankees the traces and set the animals
free During the operation, young HORN resisted, and
finally Of the Yankees shot him through the neck,
The discharge fthe gun frightened the horses and in
the melee, the negro mounted one of them and gallop
ed of; when the other animal followed. Young HORN
lived ou'y lew hours. When the information reach
ed Georges Station, some fifteen or twenty gentlemen
went Immediately in pursuit of the Yankee murderers,
und it is to be foped that before this ne they have
.succeeded-u capturing them.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
TE,e Exc,.lsage of G,risoriers

y. ~ .. ' 'fI . ] D..
Beast BntIer has again reminded the WORLD
that the ipfamy of outawry still attaches to
him. and he has written, as Commissioners of
Exchapge::"a "a long view Of the negro question,
upon which, at a future day, we shall comment
more ut length. Our present Objects to scall
attention to the fact that less thar one hundred
lazy, lousy negroes are permitted by the em-
ploYers of,tlhs yerilable "Gapmt Lurinum' to
condcmn,to horrid confinement ore hundred
thousand white men. There are Federal prisl
oners to the number of fifty thousand how lit
eraily lanenishiug between life and death in
the prisons of the Confederate States No9tal-
gia, in its most repu|sive femuIe of insanity
makes Bedlam of lunatics of these prison
pens, whose wretched inmates lie down al night
exhausted with their. meaningless words about
home and exchange, to rise again in the morn
ing and renew the same unintelligible \jabber-
ing. Death carried of at AndersonyNe alone,
in the months of July and August, eight thou
sand and eight Of these poor creatures. Human
misery has reached its acme when insanity su-
pcryeres, and the loathsome disease which fol-
lows nostalgia is known to physicians to pro.
duce arrangement.
That one hundred lazy, cowardiy, lousy run
away negroes shonId be made the excuse for all
the wretchedness that these unfortunate 5oldierHs
of the Union are now suffering, presents a fea-
ture, in the. cruelty offanatcism almost without
a parallel Richmond Enquirer.
A ToucnISe 1NcIDENr-A young minister
went ont to preach and observed dnring his
discourse,a lady who seemed to be much affect
ed. After meeting he concluded to pay her a,
visit, and see what were the impressions of he1
mind. He approached her tins y
3Well, madam, what were yonTs affected
about during the preaching to5day9
"La, me-" said the lady, 'Fll tell You.
About six years ago me and my husband lnoy-
ed to this place, aid all the property, we had
was a iackass. Husband, he died, and me and
the beast were left alone. At last the beast
died. and to tell the truth, your voice puts me
so much in mind Of the dear old critter, that L
couldn't. help taking on, and crying about it
right in earnest. No more questions wereask-
ed.
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FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERsnpRa, Sept. 2S.-All quiet along the
lines to.day-not even the usual picket firing,
and but two Or three discharges Of cannon:
It's thougdt.we are on. the eve of stirring
EVENTS. =.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
FRoMM4CoN.

MAtoS, Sept 24-Nothing new from the
front to-day. Parties who left Atlanta yester-
day morning report that up to that time the
Federal army had made no move in force
Sherman was still bringing up supplies. ;
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
A recent ENGLISH work On Natural History

A recent English work on Natural History
contains the following
: ThesInallpox having spread fearfully amongst
the monkeys of South America, Dr. Pinckard,
Secretary to the bloomsbury Street. ,Vaccina-
ton Society, was struck by Che idea of arresting
its further progress. Vaccination was of course
the means Of staying thepague, and his scheme,
for the introduction was singulary ingenious.
He, bound two.or three boys hand and foot,
and then yaccirated them in the presence of
an old monkey, who was observed to be closely
attentive to the proceedings. He then left a &,
young monkey; with some ofthe matter onthci
table, and beside it lancet, guarded, that it.
might not cut too deep, by projecting piece
OF steel. The Doctor witnessed the result from
neighbofng room the old monkey thrust
the young one down, bound him without delay,
and yaccinated him with all the skill of a pro-
fessor.
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yellow FEvoR IN CHARIEsToN.-It is re-
ported that the yellow fevof has made its APP
pearance in Charleston, and that there are
some fifteen cases in the city. 1t is ,alsos said
that some deaths have occurred from the dis
,ease.-Aagusta 0ron,cle d Sentinel
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
CAMDEN DAILY JtT1RNAI..
moNDAY RIoR N5N G, sEE.F. ee

The Aid Association propose sending Vegetables
to the CUR boat Charleston on Thursday 2sh inst
An persons disposed tocohtribute forthat purpose viii
send their contributions as usual to Mr.. Kennedy's
store before 2 o'clock.
Itake pleasure in extending my thanks to The ladies
Of the s. A. A. ofLiberty Hill, Kershaw District for
the receipt two barrels ofvegtabes and provisions
through Mr. Blodgett for the Wsyside Hospital,
Kngville, sc. B. F. cnAMDtEss;
Mass Sally Chesaut President s. a.. !. . Camden
S. C-Permit the Steward of the Soldiers Wayside
Home to return sincere thanks TO each member of
your Association for the. tierce of Vegetables which
was received in good order and The fierce win be re-
turned accordingto your directions. The barrel of
syrup regetto tell yon has never been received at
The Home -
Again, thanking you for your kindness, I am,
Very respectfully,
w. J. WILEY.
Steward for A c. w ~
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A FrigI,fnI Scene.

The Atlanta correspondent of the Columbus
Times gives the, following description of the
scene that followed the explosion of'one of the
enemy's shells in the basement Of the Plesby.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-26
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH:
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Entered according to the Act Of Congress in the year
1863, by j. $. THRAsHER in the Clerks office ofthe
District Court of the Confederate States for the
Ngthen District of Georgia.
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School Notice

MISS DENoON WILL RESUME THE FXER-
Ifl CISES other schooIf6f begs.- at the Academy
formerly occupied by Mrs Peck on the first 9andaYin
October. Terms SloO half payable inadvance. -
Sept.L26~ :.
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Notice.
Musical InstJucticns

szssEsss7zs. MISS ALEXANDER WILL REOPEN
ESg VII her musical school the first Monday in
October, il sufficient number ofpupils can be se-
cured warrant her return Terms S754per quarter,
An pupils commencing quarter, will be charged till
the close: ~ s. 49, 81;
Those wishing to apply, will leave their names with
Mrs. Mccandless by the Goth Of September
September 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-12
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
MEDIoAI PURYEYoR,s oPr1oR.

WASHINGTON, D. O., January, 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS will 30 rSceiyed Al this
y Office until WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF Peb.
ruAry, 1854, 1t IL O'clock ~, for furnishing tao
the LIST day Of January, 1895, with supply OF pure
Department of the East Headquarters at Now
York. -
y, Department Of the susquohanna, Hoadquartsr. at
Department Of Western Virginia, Headquarters Rt
Cumberland
W Department of Washington, headquarters at
DspattR0ns of st. mary's, Headquarters a. potu.
Department Of Virginia aud North Carolina, Head.
:, Department of the South, Headquarters at Hilton
upon the Texas coast. ~
Proposals win be made according to the following
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DyspspslaI Dyspepain4

sDr. WtsHAHT: have been constant sufsrsr
with DySPePsA for the last eighteen wears JuTi,s
cei1 1 aS AL Gay that psF
were more aggravated than At others, and tbsn .,
SG * u Ronld be great relief to die liaj Al
All times an unpleasant feeling In my head INT la
eTIy my sunerings 80 much increased mai bscs,.
almost unnt for business Of any kind, mn mind W.
continually alsd with gloomy thoughts and fore.
Sodlngs, and II attempted to change their cnrrS,
" Ieaaing, at onceA sensation OF lev coldneSG n
connection with q dead weight a. if were TsSiSj
upon ny brani also feeling OF sickness would %.
cum - InS stomach and great pain t. my eyes, &C
SOLnPAnied with which WAS the continual fsar IN
oIlnk my reason 1alSO experienced great IaaStndS
Deputy and nervousness, which made Il dnieuit ~
wax Dy Day or lleeP at night. became RyeTHs ~
9aS eG S 1isPosed Only 70 .eeuSIon and having
M % ashoo, finally came to the eoneI1sion mi
'S 1i.e9se' at my present age, IS years therS
49, 49, no cure In existence. But, through the intSr
ference Of Divine Providence, to whom dsyaHtII
SneE my thanks, At last found sovereign ren1sSS
~ your DySPepsia pills and Tar Cordial, VSieS
seem 70 have onectually removed SImoIt The iHat
trace Of my long list Of Ailments and bsS Ast
n1 ~ ther place health pleasure and eontentms5f
are my everyday companions. : = t'--t =. al
u. a., $780,, JAMES n. SAUNDERS
srS1 80 NoItn second street, PHILADELPHIA, for
HoEly OF woodbury. n. J. F- ~ - w.