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Hr. rnum. INV n-Tha .,,.-.;,,..
burned ~ Raiirosd nrnnHrtv :. sShaih;,.
ma Iekenan. ~ ~ Hsnrih.i = ~ ~
eenh ~ ia. veaterdav. md 81 the hi. hicc,, -
houseo. water tank. The hridce over | sai,
rfver. rnnnsi csf3e1ns r,c,nsse'so.,s,.. 49, -. ~
plun3ered ~ ifores 81 ffi6; frisr6s ~ cuu ~.
eiik1. The band numhsred eo -1sA A>'<
: Two hundrod armed man v~rt -..t f-o,,,
Hennibel yeeferdav. Thnv "a" = -siI s.i,
River brid1s last nfsht. ~ - 90
TIE damseo doue Is thu Rsi,ro.d ,.o,.
erty, and tho value Of tbs nlnndsr sac,,rad rus.l
hSvr not heem ascerfsinSA NJ - Iu.1~a
nue. have 6een consideraRla se ~. No.
chante had laree atocfs on hard 'AsN
= Iaree anounfs 81 srms ana n s,n,rnr;.;o,,
No beSn9 ohipueel int6 Tissonri r. t.,, =.
one Of tWo WH3ch broke Snen n = trsns;s ins; :;
onincv revsale6 rcnsiSs.s Ss.SH ~ - a sIau.It -
SncE .Shot snd othsr Is c;s ,nnr;t;on .no0n's o.
Gen. ran to-day ordered "a ma; sssessmeu,
cco,rt,.. ~ @ sH,sns"n. s. 81 See.oy a1d Mon.
"a ~ reiirceS srd Icvsi s.s,s =. a.s !. ~
IS coaecfed. Ths ssne fnIa w;i 1e ~ .tr;ct. - ~
ss;s9 II s1tSrcsd On all the railroad lines in that
-. ~ m.r ~. ,.,.,.., ..,.s. .
xtn1t Is r,c,,tn. - ,,c,s.s sH sI.nIsy =; g re-
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81. JoHNs, N. F., July 28.-Her Majee-
ty,s steamer Margaretts Stevenson, Cart
j. Orlbat, left here this morning for Trinity
Bay, with Cyrus w. Field on board, &
the purpose Of selecting place for landing
the Atlantic Cable tfg4 t.se " ayS
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AcComh tak6k o. thesg4oifps
Ottu0Wo ~ = 0ob.
HE Is RESCUED AND RETURNED
-------- TO JAILN
,cY l6p1ciA TO the Hark-Eye.l
sO0rEUAwA, Iowa, July N.-McComb was
=1zken out Of the jail this A. II. shout two
o'clock. IN neo was headed BY : fsw
dsspsr!te msh whoes only object was 70
4uench their thirst 1er blood. At the 90
licitation Of . Catholic Priest, The mob was
cinducsis TO allow AcComb one hour to pre-
pare 1br. dAAfh. He wss then taken to the
Catholic Church, and afe~ ths expiration
ofons hour, w. placed in farm wagon
!. I.by The mob sSad taken two miles below the
e city on ths Agency Road, where the most
consummste fArce ever recorded IN the an
saaals Of ths State, was enacted. After sey.
esal neh6 among the mob, halter VA
psrooured, which being placed around bis
4 nselk she prisonsf wss requested to make
q his liss'temGrks. Several Of the mob On.
delSored to address the people, bnt were
hooted down. IL sssas4 saE
!; sNcComh lsaid-"I stand here with the
, rope srOand my neck, and am about to be
executed. What / would ask il, the full
execution Of the Law, and that be placed
n jail and allowed to remain until justic>
can b. done me, l6r lawrence to day lives
ana I cAn prove Il By responsible witnesses
"A stasd here With the rope about my
neck, declare that am innocent
lfcComb stood on the wagon seat with Z
m IA Ais hand, between two men who held
the ropA eigAt Ssst long. The nearest liml
3 was about aix Ssst above his head. The moh
wses shouting. ''Hang him r "Take him
hack 70 jailr' 's0ive him The lawv' But
t1oscene wa too barbarous 70 b. long en-
. dured BY tho law-abidins citizens and with
. sympafhetic rush forward they seized the
pTisoner, took him from the wagon and
placed inanother, and hurried him back "a
jail. Six rs1oiuts men could have prevent.
~ his heing taken from tho jail. Itw,,
: Aeoompliahsd with but little resistance
and but ler The timely rescus would hay.
been N eternal disgraes to the town.
+; The jail = at present well guarded by
citissus'and several Of the rinsleaders o
the mob have been arrested, among them
&ha would b sxecutioners. viii send
urther Particular tomorrow. Ja
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Hxnoee Of 0 secret 0DRpesheal

-..---- K A
ExDo6e Of . SecF04 4RPc gs1
Orgonfzas1At. 1
81 LOUIS. July 2S.-T1 Den10crdeP Pu1
IN erection Of a.Northwestern Conteder-
acv. referred to few days since. Tne OF
knoVS n,1aSa' - fhe order 81 thsI American
Kni9hts. Ansl Its real object IL toembarrass
and fhWart the Government IN the G0n9 uos
of the war and the overthrow ot tpe 10y
erfiment II necessary Tor the supremacy q
the orsler. Its pro1es9t6ns and pQrPoees
sre dinersnt In different .Statex ~ M0-'
claims : war policy IA New IoE1 ST., ~.
svlvanil, New J6fsey and other Eastesn
6tatee. while In the West It Il Ior peece.-
NC order II Of Southern origin, 1e!ne
erected on the ruins Of the Knignq g ~
Golden Circle. and Gen. Stsrnpg 5,nSs,. ksice =
Supreme Commander, Val!arGgneM,
while In Richmond, was made 0upEeIe
Commander Of the Northern section Cl Ine
order and conspiracy entered INTO pe-
tween him and the rebel authorities 20
divide the East and, West, and ald tne
Southern rebellion. yaflardieham,s time
|in Canada was principally spent e TUT
thering this scheme; He naa cgnleTe!e % - ~
North soon after his arrival tn Canada and
arranged for the establishment Of the Or
der throughout the loyal 6tatee: ~. nne
names Of all who visited him q the Cn!-
ton House are known to the Governments;
among them VIM. R Reed. o. fnneoSl-
phia, Pendleton and Fugh, of Onios A1D-
beth, Of st. Louis, and storey ana 0ueI-
nah, Of Chicago, are published. Ine re-
suits Of this conference are also Known 70
the Government. gT4 ga a--7v =.
About the hnt Of fJanuary Valiandlgoam
issued an address to tho lodges OF the 10y
al States, in which he calls upon ne men-
bers to renew their vows-eayo the tune y
approaching which will test their sincerfey;
that the prosecution OF the war - VIOLA
tion Of the rights Of the States and Presi-
dent Lincoln usurper.
A meeting OF Ahe draoo Com@en0e1s 0i
the different States was held In New York
on the I'D Of February tor the purpose oI
organizing an outbreak on the 10tn Of
March, the day dxed Tor the draft, out no
definite plan was resolved upon. Ine
names OF these conspirat0n are Also
known. The same commanders had
convocation with the Supreme Commonder
at- Windsor, Canada West early n April,
for general consultation. Among those IN
attendance were u. 9. Wtseer, New York,
Chas. l.. Hunt, st. Louis, 1Afayette Dov-
lin, Maryland. The programme adopfDd
1t this meeting was that YallAndigham
should represent his district in Ohio In the
Democratic National Convention, there
proclaim the doctrines Of the order, rise
ana pronounce the existing Administra-
ton Of the Government . power usurped,
which the poople had the right to expeli
bY force, II necessary; in fact inaugurating
rebellion in tho North, in which he was to
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ted property ID this district. owned hv
Crewer 4 Thomas, 81. III. Lewis, Oscar
Roughs, Thomas McGrew; Trusten Poik.
and VIM: 6mithson. Tho sale Is to take
NEW YoRK, July 06.-The Gmmercinr :
special says that the War Deparfrment
states that the raid IL humbug.
special to the Post says: Adyices frnm
the upper Potomac represent that some ar
our forces re-entered Mirtinsburp veeter-
Day. Cavalry skirmlshing has occurretl at
Wnllameport. II = untrue that the rebels
occupy either Frederick or Hagerstown.F
under date Of the 23d, says: The ar rehsis hc.; -;
Thursday night attacked the Hoth Msine he
regiment, which was holding StrawHerrv
Flalns, ~ superior force, and Lienf. HiiiY
tcommendtng, In 0bedjence e oriers' .slnv,ss
lo.I 0ack before the assaultinx party. re-.
turning to Gen. Fosters hesdnnsyfers
,. wltn sne loss OF one man. Not disposed to
y,t yss,1 tne point, General Foster yesterday
gunboAts, againl sent the Mama reci. Sd.
ment out 70 fetake the position. and thew
succeeded, holding it alf dlav. Last nicht
relniorcementssw were to bo thrown over.
an0 Doubtless, We shall keep the place per.
menently. II We do this without more
u9nung, It Will be . sure sign Of weakness
fr.s-.w A0.eAs = cay NO Aey0S00 . VlCy
Point correspondent Of the 26th says very
neavy and rapid artillery firing has beer
going on In the direction Of Con- 4Foefer,s
front, on the north bank OF the James river
Istncs daylight this .. M, and ct intervsl,
volleys OF musketry can be distinctiy
heard. "'
Il. For several days past the rebels hav,
been reinforcing heavily ct that point a,
II they suspected we intended to mass on
fcrces there and advance suddenly OF
The heavy firing of this q. m. is probabl,
an attack on Fosters position to anticipat,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MEDICAL DIRECT Tors OFFICE,
CoxfipEEATF STATES HOSPITALS ~ FIRnISIA,
RIoHNoSp. December %, 1864
aIRCULAR.
W l Hherens, supplies Of hospitals exempt
ed from impfessunt, rrnlshed thu p, rdest pOssl
BE transI oTtatlSI aud agents engaged III their lui
chase supplied with rel,Iai tlhn5p0rtation
tickets and many facilities to accomplish them OBJ
iect these advantage have been abused ana ia some
cases secuted by fraud and nisIe pres. nations by
pei suns not connected with hospitals, Ia" sGTgeO-
r General has therefcre, directed that all mel,
signed "a agents tor the purchase 81 supplies Tot
hospitals should be furnished by the SURGEON In
charge With witch peruIs In for their position,
which ~hall boar the endorsed approval Of the Msii-
cal D.ttct"r.
pl,No-t-marshaIs, enrolling officers and magis-
tr1te3 rrqucsrd.to arrest, az lmp"7trr@, all pei
sons claiming to b. isspitd agents who have not
this authority, and to lrpolt to thus office any
agents who purchase supplies u more than Current
la,es' OF ARTICLES that they are forbidden to buy
Ii. The following article we bought AMI suppbcd
to the army bg the @ubsIrtence department, ana
III, ii, nj rurveYOTs and surgeons III change OF ho~
p4s ana THEN accredited agents have been diectet
not to purchase them, We Beet, mutton, bacon
loIk wheat fi1u. com meal, diIct apples, beans
| II. e sugar, viii; key, alpIr Or peach hiLndy
" MILAN \. CAkRlNGION,
+ Medictl Director General hospitals III Virginia.
H.
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E.rtPs II IRfLANp.-Th Dublin It,
Dress tells the following lower true
tale:
For the last ten years William Pike,
ESQ, of Glengarary, Achill, has had
golden eagle, which he got before 1t was
fully tledg4d, and which is considered
one of the finest specimens in the king
dom--peIiect in plumage and quite tame
1t - kept ia 4 large cage, made Of wire
about the thickness OF Sheep-tenclns. -
For more than year past, two Wild
eaples Of the same species have irequented
the mountain over his house. They have,
on several occasions, allghted on the cage
OF the tame eagle, and also on the top OF
the house. They. are not Ill the least
shy, and, as no one Is permitted to mo
LET them. they seem quite at home
Last week one of them broke through
into the cage OF the tame eagle, where he
remained for few minutes, anu got out
again.
On Friday, the 2lst, he broke in again,
when some Of the workmen stopped his
means oil exit, which seemed to aStoniSh
him no little He was splendid bird,
with u spread OF wing apparently over
eight feet After keeping him halt al
hour, Mr.. Pike opened the cage door and
let him out At first he did not hy, As
he seemed out OF breath with his eXer
tons, but allowed himself to be driver
for fifty yards, to rising ground, where
he-took wing Instead, however, OF fly
ing off at once, he remained poised over
the cage, but at great height, for tel
minutes These eagles build in the cliff
of Dooega, four miles of, in the face
a precipice which is about one Thousand
feet high and perpendicular.
The tame eagle seems to be the at
traction; the wild ones remain in sigh
of it about four hours each day. The,
chiefly prey upon .hares, which are album
dant 10 the locality. Their mode of pur
suing them is CURIOUS. They almos
always hunt in couples, and, when ono
the hare is started, one poises itseli i
the air to mark the game, while the othe
twists and turns about, likes greyhound
within few yards of the ground. II, b
any chance, the pursuer loses sight c
the prey, he at once poises, and the othe
takes up the running, and SO on unit
they kill"
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~ UIICE.-The general meeting Of tho
Y syo,tllcirla OF thr bANJh OF lkdiNiA
VII 10 h.lI ri their BANNING HOUSE, III tht
,,ty ii III hInJni, Oh MONDAY, tnr "ti' u Jau"-
any, laGt,
IN law T~uvldes thar Officer or director ct TN
bank IA Al ,utc a. the proxy ul ~tochhoIi't it, ANY
election ut ,tilctur~ OH, OF the btHh, lrDt
shah any lloxy be valid which shall have been eA-
e,utri -ixIy dtyr brtuG1 the time 81 "lfttioi
de- lv--r1dti WI. +. IAI I-Ok, Cashier
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How TurY LOVE Us.-The soldiers Of
that nation which loves us so much that
they want US to live with them at ANY
cost Of blood and treasure" left some
love letters for us when they left At
ltnta Here are some samples OF these
tender t.llt-doat:
Dear J5hnaies Goodbye. Two
wears ago, at Corlnth, You rendered 10
Us YOUR best evacuation respects c
have had, and fairly won, those fields
where blood was to flow knee-deep now
take Atlanta, il you want tit needs
Improvement. Tell General Hood he Is
blayed out You fight we'll but then
YOU can't prevent our thanking.
YAM
"McClelIan has soured, OLA Abe has
been re elected, and now then Tor another
four years war il YOU want lt-that :
cur name. Remember Mcpherson, and
It week Tor Vengeance is ours, by peims
sion. lANA'
How are you, Atlanta whats The
price OF ashes You had better u3'
them to make soap OF, and wash th'
damnable stain from your black hearts
"AANk.'
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VINWELVE HUNDRED z Q L y ID )
BROWS SUGAR,
5000 pounds nice Salt,
200 yards Sniped Domeatics, ior servants
dresses;
500 yald- ~ Augusta Sheetlngs,
/ OuU yards IS OsnabUGrs,
1000 yards Bleach"i Shlrfing1,
$40 pounds BLACK Flax Thread,
500 dozen Coats and Ciark's spool Cotton,
800 pounds English Shoe Thread,
200 pounds On i~lnr.
$40 lln-u HanIkerehiets,
200 mad. Cotton Ialns.
ALSO.
Pins Needles, Tooth Br9shes, Dressing COMBS
500 ivory Fine CoInhr-a very scarce aitlIte,
kuhher Head Pencils, Steel PEN, good Ink,
Linen Collars,
/ 500 pairs Cotton Cards, on leather;
so pairs Cotton Cards, on indla fuboari
for s,is AT No 49, Main street.
a. 1.4t W X. POLK
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4 PrEAI. TO THE PUBLIC The

e / J E-tl
~ E.ilef Committee Of Richmond appeal to the
IuTl, lot aid Ill totalI ct the families OF soldiers
and refugees IN the city.
k,,hmorI Is rillrd with refugees from every ror-
ton u the ConedrraCy, many oI them the iamlhcs
Of soldiers in the field.
Liberal and regular contributions OF money, food
and fuel are earnestly requested
The Southern Express Company have kindly
agreed to snip all articles, contributed to the poor,
free Of charge.
Contributions Of money should be sent to Ii T. c.
Baskcr>lll, Treasurer and ali supplies should he
consigned to the - Relief Committee OF Richmond,
care vi M,aSrs. Msttm x Carduzu.
RtiGrf toMMIIrtE.-H, T.. c. Baskervl!l, ltea'
eur,r; William Bell, Dir. W. IL. GTathluey, } j.
M4ury, Directors, William III fIcasants, Secretary
IN T. a Barney, ". ii. CleuInltt. fohelt TINS
tan Lewis II. Crfnehsw, }. X. thanGerlayn', "
Ii D,ne,.nn, Or. J. IL. EleIsan, colonel lhofnd
H. tlIis George dtt-on, Patr1tk ii, GIBSON, jaime
Gordon, Blackburn Hughrf, Ahn5r r Harvey
| Samuel J. Harrison, J ui-v William Lyons, Iho7
| W My,anlt, 7. cary Nicholas, Samuel Nj. Itt.e
| J. il * S!ptght, John K Tucker, Asa Sny Ter, Ia
! VIA T. Williams, JJrl Il Watau- William Willis, il
| WILLIAM l., MUNFOHD,
| de Gin fle~l"rht
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IDNTkACTS WILL BE GIVEN All
I THE RICHMOND ARSENAL Tor the tal-
loving stores, ior Jart then~of. Proposals.,
stating term, *, at invited
5u,,t,J ,et~ Infantry AucOutrernenta, in
Guiding CatttiiEe-E,x, Cartridge
Box t.slt, Mai-t-E-lt, Cap-Iou n.
2U, 400 Gun S.iuGs.
lo,utu Ca,lbilir sings.
5,uuu S4ttc Belts
.,,,ru titl. Wlnel-
5000 Bah >,lel.o.
10 UcD Cavalry saddles.
81 ot,u Eli tie- ant ii alters.
.5.uau 3ti,t. Eltuhes--
l5.uau IWTE-uuutt~.
Ij,rUt HoT7t, Brushes.
3,o "ro pounds HpIse+hoe-
5p"r", uuds Hoe, shoe H@4s
livv" pan ~Ihs.
utu ; ntono Alcohol
1uvp gallons Lu-r.I OIL
900 gallons NJ .hIut OIL.
luu0uD irrt S,4souri Pine
uuDu f,,:t Seasoned Poplar.
- uuu let ;ira~unsd ulnut.
iuJUuo yards lfu,k
3ouunU yar4s OanabuIgs-
s. unn irrt Searched Maple,
2,u0a i.-,t Srs,-o rt,d y h
5,uuu l,,uut4 yellow b-ile,
The article. ,ttr to be ldi uleY,I respect rotte
l.,lf,lel.~ seen 1T the -,nl Contractor. viii b
ltai.nra 10 give bond aud ."'urity tyi the ththu
urtt,luifne. u the ,oItr4," ilri iur drlNttie'
within the time specified All Deficiencies Wiz be
supplied AZ thu eNpeurc u the c"Htt'lto'-
" l.. ERUUN,
Iieutenant-CDlonrl Commanding
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NrEW-YEAk'S DINNER FOR GENE.


~ RAJ LEES ARMY .-1he following gentle
u,u sic II aue-t,i III the citizens residing III
the localities naIn,d L. soIlt subscriptions toi the
above rIIipose II - essential that they should hCt
rromrty and II hcpcl that the active ami eoi'iial
-ot,l alton OF each gentleman naued Will b. cheer
fully extended.
JiFffRso:. WARp.--.A. y. Stokes, n. &. Hill,
from Fourteenth to Fifteenth streets; John "
Nickel t,or4e Jacobs, from Fifteenth 10 Eighteenth
stlctt~ LOWS IL. Flay.eG. l.. i. Chandler, nom
Eighteenth 10 ixtntv-secenJ streets X. IL StyIl
Julius a. H.tsou from Iwynty-seceHd street to
Rockets Saiul.et l.li~ and \. Johnston, Commit
L.. At ttlgr ,
M.ofSor wanna. l.. Elicit, James A. Scott
from Sixth ~ Stvtnth streets; A. Lancaster, Il
IL Mauty, from seventh u Ninth streets; w
g. Paine, John PARCEL, from Ninth 10 Eleventh
-ue-ts: ". Il I-Ii,s, I|hn H5t1icy ana y. - VI!
II ms FROM Eleventh 10 Fourteenth tlr't-. IL l.
h,ut ana : l.. ArI",. on, Committee At Large
MnSHor AID iuhn ktgu1u!t, Il. W. HaX
all wet IT F,s-t street, {. /. Nutham. Ro. III
n,onI, tom F,t.t - IGird streets; {. Purcell
Wliilatu Il. lyons, icun Third t. Filth streets
Rev NJ ! Mphelbf,h.r, l.. ". tiaz,htp"k. non
tttth 10 Sivtu >ti.tta John Il. Anderson and join
Finders. Committee At Large
JOINS FNDER5.
!. !. aPfEI,~OE,
ANpREW JOHNSTON,
de 22-tt Committee.
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TRKAsUEY UFrAkIMrsr.

a
RICHN0SD, December l. 1861
- EVENT III RI \ TREAS VRy
~ NOlES.-ln pursuance Of an at If Congrp,.
approved November -, ls64, entitled An at 4.
authorize the Secretary OF the Irt-ury a. es h,pu.
coupon bonds fOr seyeh-thiIty tret- ly notes hol
OF such notes are hereby notified that after n.
payment Uf the annual interest dur thereon On ~.
first day ut Janu1ry, 1865. upon Iresenttton Of = q
same, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasures ana Paw
DepositaIIr5 las dt~l2natod al loot VIII issue ,rI
fcates therefor, which viii entltle the holders b
coupon bonds payable thnty after thr rs' ity
81 January, lsbJ, tvaIng SIX ler cent mteIertf pr.
TIE said tt~t OF January. ls05, payable On the h.
lays 81 Janu,uy and luiy III Each year The Tr.s%
surer, Assistant Ilea,UIers ard n,Iosltuivs Sl.i
make weekly reports to the Repster OF tie lrelgry
Of such certificates issued at then Offices WHERE urvn
bonia will be- sent forward IN satisfaction Of SANE
The notes VIII be Cancelled IN The usual Inanarr IN
forwarded to the klI1t Auditor
G a. TRENHOLM,
Secretary u IroaaUy
Treasurer at Richmond Virginia. Fl
Assistant rTrasITeIs II Charleston and Mdhle-
Deros,taIir7 at Raleigh aud Wilmington, ACith Col
Drry5tgii,s at Charleston and Columbia, South -,
Ioitna.
p.posita,irs at Savannah and Augt.ts, Georgia
DrpUsttsties at Tallahassee, Florida, ami MJntso'
ur1y, AaUama.
Depo-ltslies AT Columbus, MISSISSIPPI, ana hou7tpg
and Naf-ilaL, Texas. a. l.
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i s,urn tee Jnur,h ol England Magazine

" beloved ana tlc.o~, =" VII! DO We MI Thorn lost
" ,u~e We une- them n"m our onward loat
- - un5 rsn auE-l -. vlr pathway crossed.
l.. / 81. - all, ana loving ,h.rn rir mot
St..isGtH1y I,.svei them non lte's weary 1os'
Il-y ne nor i, I, tAly oIc within til, door
sEAt ei-cS car los. ana aYy1N nirttul thing
"E'. aug / ti;gt.J. ana i.tgi gone t0lole,
~ uc'F iyIs>HeI' ; pseNeh,s - eruV}r,
~ CT !un>en then Lcli, aud Judge, and
hing
-.rt .s.* 7;s e.rl,. los! o, -,frish <or,ow
% 81 h he ft ., v. y; ll-ug ialtlt
! - las .y,A !-uua, Obs uiuATn-r, 4 GoIt<,~
VI - IA 1~,.rL,,, ,..ruiI await the LuoIIow
IA -LTs!y must s!l.lerd I4.s risht ii death
y e, .s-ok upon TIN dretty, desert path.
liz, r.or!, ii4 liI- tie, 3 l,trts,,, u tuln,
hHf ttlt,- and What ;"al-, what "ioI,5r ana What
wrath,
WHIT .tue2lr, and what -t,ifr tn, journey hath ,
IA,g hare apo! from tho5e nAl. 10. ~ n,uuih.
Al, ttr poor ss,lor, when the wr-ck Is done,
~,,, ~,tn y, tl;,>uty. etrolo TIE shore II reaI Il,
NlLlr with ti,r la2'nE waNvS he hattl't Oh.
y "a L rot 10y, where every los hrrrurj r"nr,
10 rr IA loved oitr- landed Oh the beach
\ Ia3r wtt-iu,r, l,at,uG by the h,,ti
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-Ihe STOCh,
1 HOLDERS OF the R1CllMOSD AMI FL Ei'o
t(rE;I RAILROAD COMPANY, who have, OF
shall have, dividends due TO thou and uncoliecbd'
Al. hereby notified THAI all DIVIDENDS will be P'y"
bic only IN the Treasury notes OF the CohI'ie.".e
Iau,}s h,ra been earned anul the first day of req
IuIry. 1886 And aI,or that date at the op'loh g' me
,.Iuuary III the SAID treasury notes OF III thc po'2
Of the Confederate Statr@, valued ana PAU n the
&c. lr,tLn,t iptsrast hall Tor such bonds BY tAl1
company. ,.
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rnsAsuRY DkrARIso


co.pxDERArK STATES oF AhhH',A
aSSON THE SECURITY OF
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION Si4
|FSr NON -TASABI4E BONDS, Usp ,i.s
SEVENTH SECTION or I'M .uhf
AN -prrusi,s on call will oe received
r,.-asnrrr Ia this oity, Assistant irea'@n
,parl.ston and Mobile, and tie DStoshs
wilmington, Raleigh, ColumbDi, Augu7..'
nsh and Nj ont somery, and certtisa,ed s'A o
Ton tn, same, bearing interest al the rate Of y
cent Der amman, and secured the h}P
Of an amount Of the above bonds equa4 VT
II these loans. The bonds to b 81 49,
treasurer, and the proceeds, when so.d, ~
clusively to the payment OF the SAID eertiI', Il
The security and convenience an"fiea ~
and other corporations, AMI 10 tie pun ssjs
by this mode Of temporary investment
iy,t Of the measure, II generally adop,eu
my the currency within moderate bounds
vii commend II to the tsvora lie cViIsidsra
S 70 Iu;nr Z IN to eject. u A fREsliC'
al Ate Secretary VI ne IT. I.~