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Farm in Bedford township, owned by John n
Rush, about iour rsiles from sdiord, containing
len acres, about SO acres cleared, with log house,
log barn and other out building, thereon erected
also, an apple orchard thereon.
ALsO-A tract of land in Harnon's Bottom, Ju-
niata township, with log house, barn. &C., thereon
erected, containing 10 acres and allowance. Psi I
of this tract is cleared and uhde fence aud in good
state OF cutivation-near to school house, N III,
&C.. adjoining lands Of Scott, Low llnghes and 9th
ers, and lately purchased from William Hurley.
ALSO-A tract OF land IN Union township, con-
tsialng 225 acres. TO acres cleared, with farm
house, tenant house, double log barn and new Saw
NJ I'LL thereon ereeted Also, an appe chard there
on-kncwn as the "Snyder" or sKoons" property
GO acres Of lanG--lo cleared and under fence
with log house thereon erected, adjoining George
Tioutuan, George Nay and others, partly in Jun-
alta aud partly in Londonderry Townships, lately
owned by Andrew Woiford.
ALSO--l66 acres near Sto1erstown- within J
mile of Broad Top RaIroad-about 100 acres clear
ed, with two story dwelling touse---new bank
barn, stable &c.' thereon erected; also'two apple
orchards thereon, of choice fruit. The sell is q
rich loam, an capable of producing every variety
OF crops Of this climate.
ALSO--i6o acres best quality of prsirie-near
the Missouri river, close to the county seat of
Harrison county, Iowa.
ALSO-Two 100 acre tracts, adjoining Elkhorne
city, in the richest valley Of tie west the Platte
'Valey-about 20 miles west of Omaha city, and
close to ths great national government road lead
ing west in Nebraska Territory.
ALSO-l6o acres, two miles above Omaha city,
the great bend of the Missouri. L his tract Is
well tinbered and very desirable. All of these
lands were located after personal inspection and
careful examination of the ground and :an be well
relied upon for future wealth. Maps showing the
precise location are in my possession.
ALS1-Three desirable lots 10 Omaha City, Me-
braska Territory
ALSO-A lot of ground in the city of Dacotah,
Nebraska Territory.
The above real estate will be sold at such prices
is to insure safe and profitable investments.
Notea 81 obligations of any kind, that are good,
will be taken in exchange-particnla nlarly good bank
totes.
MAJ 8. 1853. o. f. SHANNON.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE
New Bargain stprs~

G. IL. 81 w. OSTER,
Successors to A, B. CARs, have just received
beautiful stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
New styles Leather Prints, much admired.
Beautiful Madder Prints, new Spring styles.
Neat Striped and Fancy Shifting Prints.
Beautiful Delaines-Fancy and Solid Co&ors.
AIohair Dress Goods.
Neat Plads and in all desirable solid colors.
Popins, Cashmere Merino ard Shepherds plaids,
French Ginghams, Cheap and Handsome.
Beautiful Lancaster GlNGHAMS, new styles.
Balunoral ard Skeleton SKIRTS, at prices to snit.
Ladies Head-dresses end Nets, very handsome.
White Ballardvale Fiannels, to please the LADIES'
Ped, Grey, Striped and Plaid Shirting Flannels.
Canton Flannels, bleached and unbleached,
to Keep scarm.
GOOD GOODS AT SMALL PROFITS.
BLEAcHED MUSLENs,.
Williamsville, Watertwist: Enterprise and other
leading makes.
UNBLEACHED MUSLTNS,
Atlantic, Gla, Pepperel, Pocassitt and others.
Apron Checks, Table Diaper, Bed Tickings, Cot
tonades, Denims and Shrtng Stripes.
CLOTHS AND FANCY CASSTMERES,
at small profits
sATINETTs AND KENTUCKY JEANS,
all colors and very cheap.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, at old prices.
Hats and Caps, every style and color, at low prices.
Boots and Shoes, for men and boys, very cheap.
Ladies, Misses and Childrens' Balmoral
BOOTS AND SHOES,
good and cheap, call and them, they will speak
for thems elves.
CHOICE RIO AND LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
Prepared Malt and Essence of Coffee.
Extra Imperial, Young Hyson and Souchong TEA.
SUGAR. choice assortment.
Extra Coverings and other SYRUP,
Prime N. Orleans and other Baking Mo!asses.
Chocolate, Rice, Pepper, Allspce, Cloves, Cinna-
mon, Mace, Nu.megs, Cayenne Pepper,
Camphor, Sweet and Castor Oils.
Tayor's Crystal Washba!l, Brown Wind
sor, Palm Oil, London Honey and other Toilet Soaps.
Amulet, Honey Dew, Pure Yellow Bank, Vine Sap
Fine Cut CHEWING TOBACCO.
Also, best quality Natural Leaf and Congress
TOBACCO.
Brooms, Wooden Pals and Fancy Reticule Baskets.
Mackerel and Herring; Hairy and 6. A. Salt.
Together with 1901. other articles, all of which
were bought at nett cash prices and which we will
sell on the same terme, at small advance prime
cost Motto--"Small profits and large sales.''
G-Terms-CAsH, except by special agreement.
Produce bought. Jan. Is, '6i.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been gram
ted to the undersigned, on the estate of Charles
Isensmith, late of Bloody Run, decd, all persons
owing said estate will make immediate payment;
and those having claims will present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WAGNER.
January 22, lS64.-6t.
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STRAY CALF.

Taken up trespassing upon the premises Of the
eupseriber residing in Bedford township, about the
mddls Of August last, red and white spo,teo calf.
TO marks percapt5le. The owner 10 requested to
prove property, pay charges and take it away, or it
will be sold according to law.
OWEN Me0iRR.
Hehrauk: 3, l664-at
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BEAUTIFUL SUN UMBRELLAS
Just opened A. CRAMER,s,
May 90, lS6a
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G. N. EHEC TX @ TX ..
DENTIST.

will attend punctualy and carefully TO all opera
tons entrusted to his care.
NATURAL TEETH filled, regulated, polished, &C.,
in the best manner, and ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted
from one to entire sett.
Office in the Bank Building, on Juliana street,
Bedford.
CASH TERMS will be strictly adhered to.
In addition to recent Improvements in the mount
ing of ARTIFICIAL TEETH on Gold and Silver Plate,
l am now using, as base for artificial work, a ne W
and beautiful! article, (Vulcanite or Vueanized ln-
dla Rubbe) stronger, closer fitting, more comfort
able and more natural than either Gold or Silver
and 20 per cent cheaper than silver. Call and see
C.N. HICKOK.
Bedford, January l6, 1863.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Letters testamentary having been granted by the
Register Of Bedford county, to the Undersigned ex.
ecutors of the last viii and testanent1of Frederick
Berkhemer, late Of st. Clairsville, Bedford co., de-
ceased. all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are hereby required to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WALTER,
JACOB BERKHEfMER,
January 8, 1861 Executors.
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Pension and BOUNTY Claims.

. U. II. AKERS has received all the forms and in.
structions for procuring Soldiers Pension and Bosn.
ty money lie also hae partner in Washington
City to prosecute the claims speedily.
Bedford, Nov. 27, 1s63-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Letters Of administration having been granted to
the underslgned on the estate of John II. Devore,
late Of Coerain township, decd, all persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment, nd those having claims
against the said estate will p esent them 70 the un-
dersgned.
J. W. LIEGENFELTER,
January 5, 1861. Adn'r.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of administration having been granted to
the subscriber, residing in South Woodberry town.
ship, on the estate of John E. Furry, late of Neper
township, deceased, all persons indebted to said
tate are requested TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB B. FURRY,
Jansary 80, 1664-6t Admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-03


Alta convention Of he officer. Of The lo!comne Lreio
cavalry at ca, nra- .ct Is ands b.ig ff Lr pcrpSsr
expressing their Sentiments Ia regard tn ir removal Il"
Co ". Elnguey shipger irGui Command Of the "ayly
and his assignment aaOiec poet of !uy Captain g. K.
rrort was Gated 10 the cair and iru /. Charles
Hume appointed secretary VI the inee'iu5
The meeting being cailel 10 order, The 10 Lowing Drfan
bic and resoiuiiOn, sert offered and sanoas aop:rj
Whereas. ve he officers the cavalry OF ,h- Hole rr
Lerion South Carolina 20 uuteeEs hsYias nsrd III ,tc
d.rpcst feeling. OF r. greet that Eoi. W. Pinl ny .rr
has been ordered 10 aao her nri OF Jury ana vile.
We have beeh for y three years Iat-l with hr,
th- truly sad 0cc tsion To- pas. with Ut sulu;n4 t=i
testimonial o! our heart rt regret sep ration.
high al prtcation 0! b. gasnIry and eic rucy Of
GER s7d our eApie.sion Of his happy capacity
naud his conspicuous and I.ertori0 co1Luc aIP:si
many felds, aud under rsUy trying SEQ IS.
well as bis high and enn5olrs pStiiDtisi 70 the:cfrc
Resolved That while rendering cheerful Ub.dsnc. 20
tho orders OF our government nevertheless. iGel s-u
lions OF poignant regret at te separation caused iy t
tralsEr 70 another conEapG anu that Tcic CVipuc
shngler lasting OBJ gs ions for the se7ice be h.s euir
the country a. we'll as y; unf,, curry aad kindness
Ehch characterized his oc4l and lcca ir.crcaG=
With each Of as. ,-,.I.
Resolved Thai Il shaG be 70 Us harpy rel ci"
that re were commanded D. whose Ia. aT ir..rsj
and generous worth GUY eKacts3 respect iJt TIE
officer but affection for tie aui thu. tic SsS
airy sustaIns the OF 6nr " IL brightest ohtEsi.
40 the city 81 Richmond of s l,o,i sd: fcaIt,-
aud patriotic septlpes.
Resolved That copy 81 these proceeding. lie ih'shei
Col Shin ser; and THAT sher-Yr his lot br s,.
kindest wishes anu prsye sttsnd tin.
kesoyed That these resolutions be published IA Tic
Richnond "Enquirer" Chireston hereurJ aud colul
bis "Guardan."
n n.ra r hrr-
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tILl.IIiE.ii..t 2.
vl4I.:r&rH NORTH GAs.LlSA.

Tie io'.oN.Hs u list Of CASUALTIES III
tho i!ir:ee.!!. Regiment Of North Carolina
rrec.s. IN he serias q battles If the vii.
,sice-s. &ioie.r!y.:,ii Curt ilouse aod l!aE-
"7cr Jalc.il,.. ir1ni li:= 81 t, 1.a 18Th If
Ia7, 1851
Company. r., 's,: r,I~ato Jam, W.
iIIlli,lis. Moua's~i: !;aTr, ants James N.
jones, s!i:,,t : IN baud: Allen H.rrelson. sr-
7@rciy III shoulder: Corporal Jbn k,mbo7-
cuch. sar"7oi7.In right ka::s; Priva:cs 4 bert
i,o,i-r. F:-e!ciy,:n trc:tt: II. =. Chandler,
.cv,-oiy u icf: haai H. 6 Womnack,
slightly IL iald u. u Canc07. ttrcuZh
~ lcg. J. 4. Silk. ru.ar shct o5, Mon.u6
/: ,bors6n. severely ~ thiE IA n ssirg: S=.-
gaanI ii .. tlaWaii. G".pafai j. & M0Sre
i'ri7ates +. j. Dan",:. :. j. Hall. II. sun
-leIs.
Company Killed: Corporal X. W. ch'a,,
P.igatas J1hn Reese, Samuel We=ner.
Wounded Captain W. W. Robinson, severely
in foot; SERGEANT VIM. White, slightly 10 leg;
P7iVases T, j B5rsm, severely in leg; N. 8:
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sIyTY.flRsr VIRGINIA lSFANTRY.

SlS i'f S'iN''
The following is 4 list of casualties in the
Sixty-fr st Virginia Iafsn;ry. Mahone's Brig
adS, during the fight of the Wilderness and
SpntFylvani, Court House.
Field and Staff Wounded Col V D
i-nner, eide, slightly. Killed: Lieut. Col "
Niemeyer.
Company A--Capt YIN c Wallace, comd'g.
-KilIed: Corp A q Foreman. Wounded !:
Sergt ]. Mansfield slight. Prrates John L
C..stiue, slight, Wiley p Morgan, severe, NJ o
Creek more, mortal, Isaiah lIodSes, severe.
Comr,u B-C,rt ThOs r. Baxter, oomd'g
killed Private VIM Stewart. Wounded :
Priyatsa John r En-on, slight; A W Grandy
.lieht.
Company Capt j ,hn & Wallace, eon,I's &.
--Nanr. -
CtmoaGy D-L;eut .Tuhu Powers, c0md'g.-
X llet: none Wounded Priyates John Il
Retter slisht Wilson Walker, severe; John
Ualy, severe; Corp John w Howard, severe;
Geor., P.rker, severe; Taos j Coax, severe;
Thos Chamberlain, slight.
Company E-Capt Jeson Jett. cnmdg.-
K;l.d: prissres Dempsey Cartwright, WIN
Gu:hrel. Wounded: Lieut. VIM L Drewry,
severely; Sergt Alonzo Ives. severe; Privates
" T Stokes, slight; Ssm'l Clifford, slight; Fred
E;hrreLge mortal: Edniund Caring. Sigh;
Il mi Wright mortal; Alex Only, severe; i b
CANNON. severe: Henry Williamson. slight;
E.i-,n nshnrl, severely; j f lIozier, very
.hghl.
Cnyur..ny r .-.raptaili .Iv5anh II Holland,
c1mvs. X lied Privatcs Mills b Barrett. B
Z Ely, W ii Corbitt. Wounded: S,rgt j Z
& .rucs, slightly; n'rp w Is HDlland, slightly;
Pirates JJhn Brad shaw, badly: Miles Luter,
vi sh: Mills Britt, slight; " Bracy, severe;
WHEY C,rbit severe; Norris Stephens, slight.
Company G--Gan, r L MOsclcy, c,md 3
KILLED: Pfivatcs rhns Shertin, r 4 Snead.
Wvunded: Sgt \ 81 Kitchen, severe; COrpls j +
Dickens, mortal; Collins, slight; Prvatca
J j Phillips, severe; A II Piland, slight; j W
| TAYLOR, III ,rsa'; John w King, slight; W Ii
Vaughn, Slight: J w Foreman, slight; r II
Horne, slight; w II Harrison. slight; B +
smith, slight I W Branch slight: SeTgt j l.
y cholsun, slight.
Company ii-L;-ul James 4 Glees"n,
oomT =. * He'd; N"ns. Wounded: Lieut.
James A Gleason, Severely Corp W Mans-
| field, mlrtG; PriVatss christopher Miller. se-
we're; f Gallagher, slight K X Orr, very
slight.
Company I-tr.pt Charles r MaAlpine,
! rynu'g. Killed: none. Wounded: Privatea
filvin Casey, severe, Wm Mason, severe. Jos
King. slightly. Thos Bait, severe.
Company K-Ctpt Jos Herbert, comd'g.--
Killed: nGae. Wounded: Privates John 1.
5 .yysr, ss7ese; Wiogf.i Roberts, slight.
W. A. s. TEYLoR, Adj t.
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Tie following il :. ,s Of casualties ii the
Fifth North la: l.n. Cavalry, GsrI'n's Br-
eads. If IA May -. t" May bah:
COMPANY y ~-.Wcna!et: Gi=."n L E.l +
win molt;.i1y; ii"n7 lirriogt0n, n,oi tally:
p r Smith. sligA.!y; !" N tl5':., slightly: +
K l:jse, slightly.
lcn.pany T. lied Corporal " /. Al
E..ttyo, GuilGorl Srni;t, John l. ILL.,
Wcnaded Sergeant Jas T. ylur. severe,
Ennd; John " J".es. slightly; n II Esma:l,
slightly.
n.si,, ltg; Gt"Ts: " Saith, !es; i.HJoiricll,
thigh.
U5ur.py d. Wounded: \ Delaney, NOR
tall: John Moore. murtaliy; John Tnylor,
,nort.iiv; Stephen NO,rr. severely; james
Smith ui,c!,:ly: Sergeant w Rusics, eighty;
WA Ray, slightly: Ii l. WATSON, slightly;
II Btsnea, & Yste!y; l. Ak E,rbcr, severely;
81 s,.:ra-. .li:a.lv \ Wal. thigh: II L
watson, rlgh;.y, " Watson slightly: " I
WiiiILmI, severely. Mr.sia2 frS"lSH ''Jne=
u:Ggan. 4 GT'Gnl. VI oiell.
Cym1aoy Wv "uDded i II AtwAlcr,
hanh; LANE; Penny. ~ IA, " Ii hlrt. KNEE
Cn,up.ny F-krl.G: - !. Miller. Wound
ell: \ z l. Gibson, :tr,r: L \ Davidson,
slight: l. d X ~, thish broken; K F:eIen'cE,
slight. r, y ,,
rington, r!'gu; Cor? Y X May, severe: . L
Gult"r, scirra.
Company Wounded: Serst L Fleming
slight; j Holman, missing; l. E Er"os,
sight; D II Dwigsius, thigh; } b Howard,
right leg; Il NJ, C!ama, face; } W Martini
hard; + Williams, le.: w ii Click. Slight.
CON pany Wounded: g ' Hines. dan
gcrou.; T s MoNesiy, fash, arm.
Company H. Wonulvi: CT? K Csm=:rn'
iii. u;!s,. John i Nall. s!iEIi: "m lAli1.
-iight
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c.prLL's .rT.LrnN or ARTILLERY.

The FLOWING is list Of Casualties in Ca-
bells Battalion Of Artillery:
Cppt Msnly's Battery, Company A. N, G Ar.
tillery.- X lied L L.ssiter. Wounded: II
C.enshaw, severely through lungs.
Capt McCaTthy's Battery, FIRST Einhmond
IIoviza1s.-Killsd, none. Wounded: Cary
Ess.ess9!l, arm smputatei, since died; 0bas
Piessants. fash wou"d in thigh; c coyler,
flesh wound i'll hip II SvuLletts, in font; W
Hard, confusion in thigh.
Capt Cartons Battery, Troup Artillery
Killed Corporal a I.sc, f Porter. Wound
Cd Lieu, Thomas Murray. severely i'll foot;
Corporal H6rjrr, reso :i!on Of! forearm; Joseph
Lsibct,es, severely thrdng!, lungr; John II
E:lobef, thigh broken 1homas Ii Shaw,
slightly i" hand; liolhas Hughes, slightly
through ehr =:
Lieu, Galway battery, Pulaski Artillery,
lfa,a rraser's Battery + Killed, none.-
Wounded lanes Mahoney, confusion in
ti.ish
Total: Killed, >; wounded, officer and Il
mta. KoBr. STILTs,
Lieut. aad Adjutant.
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IT, lie Editors IF Me E"iHutr:
CAMP OF HAMPTON LEGION. MnuSPEb INF'Y.
Man RICHMOND VA MAY :;Jti, lSOI

CAMP OF HAMPTON LEGION. MnllSPEb lhFi.
NEAR RICHMOND. VA May tJtii, 1901.
Gentlemen | observe ia ynar iissGc Of this
morning the following extract from tbs Nem York
World "
1t his been cause of.conailc:nbl. merri!nent
in camp, that the famous 'lihmp."n L,c."n', h-
hower Of Southern cLivary. should have bssn
repused by the negro tro"pa Of Gen. Ferero."
This il n mistake. lido no. r.fr IN the rcnui.e,
but to the troops engaged Neither tie Hump
ton Legion, nor any troops which lave ever
borne. the name or been con'.rct-d will, it, w.f:
engaged i'll the reconnaissance 10 which tie
World" refers. They wurs simply regiments
belonging to Gen. Hampton division.
OF course 10 attemp. is made to SIrorn.e 10 the
Legion any special bravery or ci.iGair,, Bat rs
the Yankees ''j)ke" appears TO Ivy sle4son the
fact that it was the famous Hampton !. gior, who
vera repulsed by neRroes, thought is WORT:
while to spoil their IKE, aild'lo assnrn ynr thsL
this, Us must INSERTIONS ircu f.n:s i"n. e .:.I-
ply falss OSH ~ RE i.i''''N.
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Tuz CAsTLED lr.Li.Ss.-Wr uu"'!S.a"d
that STEPS are bei"s taken H. rr''"r, To ro-
lease Of the twenty-five lt.II."s n"yS III Las"'!1
Thunder, charged with refusing to de- duty IN
the face OF the enemy, when called cut wi'h
the militia during the RAID of Sheridan. 81
maintained ti,.ss these Italians did hot throw
d5wn their arms, rs Was reported III sJn1c 81
the city papers, but that they declined 10
leave the Notifications in which they wore
placed, on tho ground that, if captured h5 tee
enemy outside e tbs sahie, ,ncy w"a,i use
their allegiance to their own ciu"iry. AID -
treated Vi prisoners Of war. The r...r Wi hh
thoroughly investigated "rd promptly ciJ-
posed Of Should they prove guilty III any
breach Of military law, i"at !"nlshnle t VIII
lie ibhic:ed; If the cnuL...:y then The n!s'.n t"
which they" have been a..'ysaF''; -S"n.i ~
longer attach to them.
p. S,-4slncs wriIiGr the Al~'-. sc !rrrh
that nine Of the itaiiaa were ,cE.t'isT re-
leased by order Of the Glyern"r. having sat
isfactorily xp!aiaei ther.n-, ri their "'rn-
tris conduct On the Dtiaslon REFERRED t..
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THk AMERICAN i'nrEL.--.!m ~ .lo va
GUS baseloss runrra tn.t h:.Yc m rlcd the
community for acm. timiu psf, no"e Mas
more aggrayatiEg, 20 arreiItos r-,'ta:'Y.
than that which brui;el it .L.osd Tia: .hc
American Hotel YVES cyscl. 'ine rroI,.io,yrs
Of that. fay0rite establishment ;akc otrl5i4n
this morning to give an tEi,;;l contradiction
to the ruroor; and, judging from the superb
iuoas general = so'vel up a. 'h9 American,
we should think that it wcui'i = H. t.''l.i,!iY
harder tunes than the present Ia close NJ a
hotel conducted with 81 ntu:l c".rgy a!'!
Ii berality.
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/. an. C,srrsr which occurred betwee

IL ,ne CunrEsr which occurred between
The Abolition forces under GIANT and q por-
rion Of cur n,en Oh Tuesday, May 3lst. q
lea nils In,m Mechaniasyilie no officer
acted with E,1ir snh=pietOus fallanhY than
c.I. Janss Il. Tariff. Of The Thirteenth Viz
gina Infantry. IL q oha1g> I'll The oneEay's
b7csst~a:k5, ts isii. Hortally wcaaded, and
vas lett Oh tbs ground. During the present
VIZ: &c. many gallant ani ueTito1i7us aeads
nc had ttsn nassd fo1 promotion. singular
&. :ay. ou tie dsJ that he led pegTam's brig
ado i'll. acti5u, ADD lsd the death 1T hero,
nilI nsarly u: tie soiissIas hour, be Was unaE-
i,nously .:oitirmed by Tho Confederate States
Ssnate h:isaJ.-r Hchersl Such IL lille.
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From hs Southern Illustrated News.

Ns3yrtinNyD DEDICATED 70 His ErrcIfency, Ws
President.
rs CAMERON RIsoUE.
oar fathers bsqueuthed us along with t!.rse
lMnds--
iisf tl their blood affirmed no nor
ra, Lib-rtys resa, redeemed by their han'la.
W!tl, the seal oi their glory upon her
Their sons. only rivals III homage they paid,
Together sustRined her M ir5emen
At step vi the Tyrant to stsiu the fair maid
Spisns Il ualion oi soldiers sild seahseh.
Then mp with her virgin dag. ,..
Elaz5ned with blood, as. 81.
Us signal free peoples morning
Il liyeE, or We die
Ga the field and the food,
Let nations for ever take warning.
We reck not. tue why !"of the rancororlS broil,
Who stirred it to Us is no matter;
Enough that vile pnidsrs essay for the spill.
Aud level their thunder bolts ut her.
Enough that defiant the stamps on tue field,
Euoup Ii that SHE knows what their plan is
Enough that she lifts TO the SUN her bright shield
With the Iegent Sic Semp:r Tyrannis.''
What though The battle field drinks up our joys
What though they sleep in the waters,
We.tf f.tni, The rauks with the fathers and boys,
Cheered on By thu mothers aud lighters :
What though our priceless blood freely out pours
What though We war with Privatioa
Free as the storm beaten waves on our shores,
While we live. weWill as Nation. 49,
Twas said that too eager we leaped TO the fray
Twas whispered our honor was bRrtered
INT some rho !rs. counsslled unyieidihg delay
Fell first in the van with the msrtyred.
Then still We will .unt her bright flag in the sky
Defiant to Freedom pTetHnders,
Aud ii 81, must iall. than. together wo'lliie
Her u,Artyred, Devoted defenders
iirsa, God, Of the mighty batta::ons shove.
Who spoke through lirs ,hundsr;s dreHL rstlla
Oh. make it appear thst Thine answering Love,
Yet sfnies through The storm Of the battle
Kesp M Oh, save us, Tiny people, from sin.
Ard mould us true soldiers and seamen
Then lead usa: last through the battle fierce din,
A host OF regenerate ireemei.
Then mp Nith her Virgin flag.
I,szoned with blood.
To signal free peoples morning.
Il lives, or We die
On the 6sld and the Hnojt~."
Let nations forever take warning.
u,sy itery;-ktrE's 'hsttahou."
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Wao,srar TaaiToR fine h,t1r;au, DR.
ii. P. Rucker N as, the I.gnchbirg "ReIuhli~
can" lesrn.; with Crock lii he lste Rad %
The Iei;nesrsS rfad. iud was on the stah 81
tkst General. lie rtatsd to oiti.ans With
wh5ta ha oonT17Sii tnat. ~ his eacaps iraii
Dahciii;. IL 1.uio u; &c. l. -a1hkurg, vEoTo h
sponr 2;na days ;TTitk = ,'s,;i. ai.1 .heE coii-
tiaaea h;s journey, Ir;as Is ,:a.f,i Sc~.f ds
Lexington. New. What sc woa,a gre scms-
thing prast; &c tnew ls. VIC is the iuul-heart
o. traitor who 1nnl oaied. siiod and oomfsrsed
10 ndtad seauci.al .as Ruckei : Can a1y
oae syen knrmiss u hs lm,ngst ds Was 81 lost
t. MI or'iii.sry selirespect and SO deeply dyed
il. treason as 70 lie guilty Of 20 foul deed 3
be it whom it msy, be or she is not bic bet
ter than Rncker, and, sooner or later" if jus.
toe be done, will receive the sauna punishment
that an outraged law will yet mete out to that
arch thief, traitor and murderer.