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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House was called 10 order ct 10 o'clock, A.
Senate amendments to House bills TO amend the act
for relief Of payers in certain cases. and to amend
the act to orgsnEs forces to Srvs during tue war; Wee
read and concurrtd in.
S.nate bill to provide for the appointment of add-
tional ccers of artillery for ordnance duty was taken
up and passed.
Mr. PERKINS, of LII, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported back Senate bill to establish Blu
of Foreign Supplies, with recommendation that 1t
pass
The bill was amended ard ralsed-ayes SO, noes Z.
A bill reported on Thursday night from the O1mmit-
tee on Ways and Means the act to reduce the
currercy and 10 authorize eue OF Treasury notes
and bord, was laid upon the table; and Mr. CONRAD,
from the same committee, reported back Senate bill!
upon that subj. cs without amendment and Was taken
up aud tassed-ayes Al, noes 81. l. authorizes the
States 70 exchange half of tter Treasury notes OF the
old ifsus for notes OF the new issue, At par.
Gen JoHH CLARK member elect from the third
district Of the State OF Missouri, appeared and took the
oath 10 support the Constitution Of the V)otedeTate
Safe.
Mr. LYON. OF Ala, from the Committee on Wayssnd
sans r. ported resolution increasing the pay of the
Doorkeper % per cent, aud of his Assistants 90 per
CENT the same to be paid ont Of the contingent fund
Of the House. Passsd-ayts so, noes H.
MrLYON, from the Committee OF Ways and Means,
reported back the &c amend the tax laws, and rec
commended that the House dsAgree with portion OF
the Senate amendments, ard concur in Others.
On motion of M Chiffon, Of Ala, it was ordered
that the House adjourn twill adj TO meet at
half past o'o.o k on Saturday morning.
The bill to amend the tax laws occupied the atten-
ton OF the House unit. the Of the mornings ees'
sion.
NIGHT sKssIoa-THURsDAY.
The House. on Thursday night, indefinitely postponed
the bill for the organisation of the Bureau Of Oonscp'
ton, aud the appointment of officers Id sa Bureau
The bill to increase the compensation of the headI OF
the several Executive Departments and the Assistant
Score airy of War and tas Treasury, was reported back
from TIE Committee on Ways and Means, so amended
as to include the chief officers OF every bureau in the
city Of Richmond including the Commissioner of Pat
ents the Commissioner of Indan Afirs, and the rst
Second and Third Auditor and to increase the saarss
uf all clerks ard employees in the various departments
in the city of Richmond 80 per cent, and at oil other
places 10 the Confederate Safes IS per cent. The
amendments were agreed to
Senate amendments 10 bill TO amend the laws re-
latng to tax in kind cotcrrred in.
bill in relation to the pay of clerks in the cice OF
the Dspositary was amendsi and passed.
oiat resolution, explanatory OF the act to increase
the compers .ion Of certain civil officers aud employees
in the Presidents Office aud in the Executive and Le
gsative Departments at Richmond, for limited period
was sm ,nded and passed.
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CIpt 0,md'g S;h La Regt
HrAD'oRs erH La. REar, HAYS BRIGADE,
In the field, June Z, 1854.
List of casualles 10 9th Louisiana Regiment since HAY
oh, 1884.
Field and SaR-W ounded-Lt Col Hlnlon. Missing
Company A-Kllsd, none. Wounded-Pfivales
J Gilbert. A Gilbert, J Traylor, s Winebng, Z N
Reynolds, J H Reynolds VIM Pugh and Ursery. Mis-
sng-SsrRts O White and r A Mains, Corpl Boil
ton, and Prvstss Brth, g w Carson John Gusts, II
Cartsr Jas Davis, Geo Heath, John Howard, Tomas
Provence, Ursery, o P Freeman, I Gilbert
Killed none; wounded 8; missing ID.
Company B-K,lled, none. Wounded Sergts Saml
jenkins and And Kennedy. hissirg-Prvates EdWarl
MuIdotk aud John Har.
Killed nons; wounded 2; missing ..
Company -Klled-Priylte Nat Bushnell Wound.
ed-Prvsie Ed Eard L'jeuue. II saing-Captan Re n Il
Scott, Ssrgts Paul FJntsnat and Alfred Young, Pr-
Yates Alcee Bertrand, Bolenior, Fontsno, b Fon'
tenot, q mon Gulory, o Humble, Austin L,com2e, A
Lluney, Wash Rose, G Gordon, Wnklsr, LIZ
barge, Barton ] ,hn Lsjsune.
Killed /; wounded l; missing II.
Company DIX lied: None. Wounded: Private w
Traheru. Missing: Lieut. G Dairs; SeIgts w
Woods Jas Izsnbood Oorpl L,e; Prvates d Wood
ard, W Williams, J billiard and Oorpl 8 Nsathery.
Killed, o; Wounded, l; Missing, 8.
Company E. Killed: Priv Alex = hoynau. Wound.
ed: Sgt VIM Lacklsn. Missing: Capt John ] Rversi
Prvates N Cullen, Jas Moraa, Jno W Murphy, Henry
Hall.
K lied, 1; Wounded, ]; n ssing, s.
COMPANY F-Ktled. Sergt Joyce. Wounded and
kissing: Private Dan ordan, a. and Oorp Jno ON
pely hissiuR: Prvstes Mich MoJormack Jas 81 inly
Pat sweeny, VIM 0'Bien, Mich Hayes, Matthew Walsh
Dan Rordan, lst, Geo Copeland, Jas johnson and s5
Jas Ward.
Killed, i; Wounded 2; Missing, 10.
Company G-Klfed: None. Wounded: Private Hen
Smith. Missing: Sgt Jno Schriver, Aug SseinmitE and
Jao Kopfsr; OorlI Geo Fek aud Priysses jacob Abel
Lucas Kusohkie aud Lievre.
Killed, o; Wounded, /; Missing, g..
| Company H-Kled,0 Wounded: Private Holme;
| McCance Missing: Ssrgt Plgenschue, Corp OLD
ing AID Prvates Ell Farrell and Jas Meyers.
Rec,Li:uadon-K,llsd o. Wounded: Missing
4.
Company TX He'd: Private Thos Hughes Wound
ed Ssrgts Jno Buckley, Jno Murooney, and Prvat,
W Knox, NJ MofiGt and Higgins Missing: Prvatef
jas Normie, John Kse.e, Mullen Dennis Murphy,
EdW FhIgeTald, Taos lynne, Z Toln and John Con.
don, Sergt Dia Horrgas, Pdsates WIN Hart aud
Guhderson.
Recapituation-Kllled: l. Wounded: s. Missing
IL.
Company K-Kllsd: Privates John Kingston and
Jas McAdams. Wounded: Prvates n Clarke, Kins
Comfort, chael Shay, Jas Graham and Mat P.unket
Missing: Ssrgts Wm Harding, Ed Burns aud Dan Ryar
Pryates Tnos Barley, Jno Cahil N Hughes, George
Murphy, B W Scales, P Wagner, WIN While and james
WoldroD.
Rsoapi.u' ation-Kllled: 2. Wounded: g. ks,:nl
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A CARD OF THANKs.,.-The Ambulance,

n CARD OF IHANhS.--lhe Ambulance
IA Corps Of the city Of Pessbu this metaodthroush
the UNDERMINED COMMITTEES appointed for the
sing their high appreciation o; TIE hlcns extended
portion Of their number by estn others Of Richmond and
Manchester, dung the recent BATHS Drevys Bluff IN
exp-ets cut OF BY the enemy from their homes Without
plies and performing heavy and unrentng dutesno
their tuson known than generous citizens Of Man
chester promptly relieved their immediate nscess These
hndbut TO Of unknown endsw please accept
sincere thanks.
especially do acknowledge gratefully
be the timely assistance substantial cid supplied Me
Wright Ford CT the American Ho;e who only 10 person
10 their ree accompanied By Of the Ambulance
Corps Of kichmond and bringing bounul supplies for their
WAITS but most Hospitality entined several Of their namber
their Hotel 10 the city free OF Charge extending at the
time s aid In the their wounded cheh
cd dead.
Of kindness gsnsrc siy gratefully rsmsn
beed oy this corps and sso are sure fuzzy By
HORACE sTRINePkLLow, il.
T. sTANLY BEQKWITH,
JAMES =. cUrHBEzT,
THOMAS wIrHEzsJ
GEO. W. BOILING,
JOHN LYON.
W. L. WATKINS,
J. N. sCH00LFIELD,
J O. BRANCH,
WILLIAM PLATT,
r RAGLAND, President
.of the Ambulance Corps VI the City Of Petersburg.
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Parties from Nor Alabama report that the c'tAans
of Jackson county, Ala, have burned the bridge ct
Bridgeport We trust sails report may be con6mid.
Mr. Stevens, sg.d over one hundred years. died re-
Gently 10 Chambers county, ala. Hs bore part the
revolutionary war;,
A company Of you hs, between fifteen aud seventeen
years Of age, is being organized in Columbus, Ga, to
SIRE for t1res monsns. l. already unoers thhty.
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List of Casualties 5h LouisianG Regiment, Hays
Brigade, (Lieu Col. B. Aang~, OOn'dgO from
Nay 6h to June eth, 1854:
Field and stsf- Klled-Lieut Colonel Manager
wounded-Adj't 7 W Reynolds, EOsigu Matthew Gun
nngham.
Company A, Lieut. A Bride, comdg- Klled-OorpT
T Lsvison. Woundei--Licut O Campbell, Sergt r
OBJ len, Il Allen (sincs ded) 0rte, S,hDeider, J
Gibbons, Il RolAn. Mssiug-Serg'S Tusson, Private
J Barrst'.
Company B, Russell, comdg- Kied-Privs.e
Callahan J johnson, P Kenny, D Shelly. Wounded
Lieut. Baxter, Corpr spoonef, PfiVates OOnnell,
Lewis, Graves, J Plendsrgast. MssiDg-L e1!
Wehner, Serg't McGuInk, Pdva!es Faux, + Field.
Wilson.
Company O, Lieut. J A Russell, comd'g- Killed
Private Jones, Herbert Wounded-Sergt @
Ellis Priva o 7 Russell, Orozier Missing-Pivates
J May, o Mum, OOffsy, Verling, Henry, B
SOFA.
'wCuuded-Serg't F Preusch, Private VIM q strauby.
Missing-P Brandon, A Blondrl, Wm L Campbell J B
LIE Bas, P Lake, A q Shanky, 8 mmons.
Company Z, Lieut. A Russell, comd'g-Klled-
PurVis Wounded sergt Gotham, Private Wet
eel. Missng-Oorpl A Gusmsn, Pfyates Slyers, j
A 0'CoDnors
Company +, Lieu. Bride, comd'g-Killed-no
Wounded PGvates N Feeny, Koran, W Thomls.
Misspg-Lieut L Kelly, Sergt Dupre, Privates j
Barnbardr, R L Lot, Whitman, W Nicholas.
Company 9, Lieut. Bride, comd'g-Klled-r
Wounded-Sergt Leitzingef, S.rst J Shredder, P.i-
Yates BisterS, q Roach Missng-Corp'l N Lsymsn,
Privates Aatheis, Showers, Faith, Mcbride, P
DIury, Oarlin.
Company h, Lieut. A Russell, comd'g- Killed
Corporal w Taylor. WOunded-Private Shaw.
Mis- iOg-P Cunningham, Dolan, White, Kennedy,
Fl xge'ald, P Myers
Company /, Lieut. A Russell, comd'g-Klled-Pfi-
vate Keenan,, Slide. Wounded-Serg'tJ Eskridge,
Pivates Long Barnes. MEsing-Oorp1 j Fisher
Private J TouettA.
Company Z, Lieut. J A Russell, comd'g- Killed
Capt Tbos Bscoe, Private P Powers Wounded
Ssrg't Harrison, Private N Dgnan. hlssing-Pd.
Yates II 0asterfor, Costello, u Whelan, Maughn.
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BANK NOTICE,

A T meeting Of the Banks of this city, held
"A che 10th inst resolved tina. given that
the Five Dollar Treasury Notes old iue) Of Confederate
States Of America viii longer received deposit By en-
and that depo.itos rs. Withdraw the thslr
credit cy the 25h rst ohews they will be converted into
currency and pls ced to th.ir credit
URiehmond June 18th 1854. jsl1-lv
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HEADo'Rs HAr's BRIGADE,

OI TIC FIoIui JUIe o TOUT. J
List of Casualties in Hays Brigade from Nay SM
1884, to June sM, 1894, in the engagements in TIN
Wilderness. SpOtsyIva'iG. and around Richmond
Field and aff-Bfig Gen Il Hays, wounded seriously
in the side on the loh May, 1854, at SposJvania. -
The brigade was commanded by Gen Hays from
NJ Yah to 10th inclusive; by Col VIM Monaghan, Q b
louisiana .egmsut from May 10th to June LIST; and by
Col DeBanc, Colonel Oh Louisiana regiment, from
June lst 10 this date.
Louisiana aud Mobile papers will please copy.
GKo. P. RING,
Captain scd A A Gen.
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VERY valuable real estate on Nam street

between 18th and l7h Streets for rsls.
We authorised to sell either Out not ons Of tho
following tenement, tbs south side Main
excellent Brick Tenement occupied BY n eorrs
Jacobs three brick opp6e ID ths Od
Msrke occupied respectively By Mrs.. saddlsr Mr. W. Hsr-
wuod and Mr. Gunp.
Immediate application be made, either one Of the sLd tone
menis viii be sold upon accommodating terms.
Appyw
jsii-s, GoDpIN APPrRsox
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Pisndilh BehaYiOur q be Rnsny.

Il Is tine that tbs acts Of Grants OOpo upon help
las women end children should be presented in such =
form 10 that oesr and bic government - shAn compel
them 70 pisG or rsstaia The perperatOn Of such hor
rors ana eHornires.
We have learned reliably Of The death Of ArA Boui-
ware, Of King and o0ssn, under thsfOlOEing StrOeou
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PnoEs At ALBANY, Gl.-The Pstro. Gays that In
Albany provisions ars bsgiunng 10 fall l. saw bptter
cold for 81 per pound Saturday. aud eggs at 81 rs
per dcz,n bacon brng, SO and sugar So per pouod.-
The later article can be purchased Macon ct SO
tail Flour is selling eusi of Albany a. $50 per 100
pounds.
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DIED.

DIED.
On the s0th September, 1888 infant daughter -
Mary JONES' Of Buckingham oouaiy, Va, aged ~ days
Dearest infant, thou hast left rs,
Thou the ways OF death hast trod,
And thy absence has bsreft as,
Yet thou dwellest now with God.
Angels wings fan thee lightly,
Wbilsin Jesus arms you resi-,
And thy crown Is shining brightly
In the regions Of the blest.
Ret thou there from every sorrow,
Rest thou free from every pain,
Rsst In bliss while each
Hastens Us TO meet sgsin.
the morning Of the 0h iosAn ct his resldence the
6ih year hs age Mr. JOSHUA Fry after long and pain
full iness.
friends Of the family invited to attend bs funeral st
W o'clock THIS Saturday EVENING from the United Presby
teriAn Church, DR. Reed's.
Friday the 10Th instant JANE H., wife Of Major VIM. 8.
Wood
The fiens Of the family invited funeral
from the Fist Presbyterian Church, (0 Hoore
(suiday) afternoon, at O'Clock. je1i-its
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woun 'ed: 10, wllilpa. q " Walker, A I Lewis.
Hriiy. w Ce'sfcrt, Cop w Giren. Missing:
1t G Wren, Pivates Jas Coll ns, g DAMN, +
Ll~is, Geo IL =, E Mon ,nsy RR,drgues, W b
Mcfarland. Bonne.
Oonpa II -Ka!eo sgsa J d Hicks, Gritty:
Wounded: SGT Sutherland, Corp w Wf0Neil Ph-
va.e, s A 'odm m Faux s. g'.tun. hisjog; 1t
Jno Burse Prsaas WE Daval, Chas EcD.niel, fhos
Parker, Mathew D al
Company I.-Kilsd, rone. W unded, Private
Sanchez Missing, SgLs Pal;ip' J Rysn, Corp w b
Johunette, Prisstes 10, Pallpe, Evans, J ker-
chant John Wes,, W Du 'asoi', John AoOar'hy, I'd
Loughrey, Jas Dsn.
Company K.-KiIled. Jio Fs.ey. Wourded Victor
Lanoix Jos iilfoux, Richard Fletcher. Missing, Nj
chaei Helms, Alex Marchand, Lson Tetreau.
fetal killed .......................l6
do wounded ...........''.......''os
do missing. .......................4b
Aggregate. ..................... 49,. W
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NOTICE.

RICHMOND, Fredk and Potomac Railroad.
~ On and amer Monday 1871 instant two Daily Sundays
sxcepted) PAeng will be the between
Richmond and Ees Crossing leaving Richmond at n ana
sSOP NJ Rsturniag VIII arrive In Richmond at eos A. NJ ard
6:85 I'm.
On Sundays A. N. traia only
ie11-9 bAML RUTH. eupk
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List of Casualties IN sh Louisiana Regiment from
May6 to June z, 1854.
mFied sndIStaff Killed. 1t Col A Lester Ensign u
thur Ddchsmp Wounded 1t John Dea, Act Adj =,
Sergean Msj IT B Littlejohn.
Company A-KIled: Ls John MURPHY Wounded
Sergt P Jones, Priva.es Hewitt Missing: Pdvaes
] Keevsr, N McEnery, PGlsen, Robertson.
Company B.-Klled Private L Coudrain; Wound
ed: A oiemhoisr, 8 Oerilo. Sgt M,Graw. Missing
Corp O II Peabody, Private + Lender.
Company C.-Kuled :: Private NJ Dooiy: Wounded
Sgt Jones, V Landry, II Barrels. Missing:
Dupuis, J Dseean, T Ede, J Hardy, Leblanc, W
Morgan.
Company D.-Kilei Sgt olilkin. Wounded
T Tansey, d Hines.
Company E.-KlIed: Sgt E W Stephens. Wound, d:
Phvatss Chas Bretner, ] q Thomson, Be- er, 4
H Guyer + w ggins Missing: Corp Jas A Vic 8,
Pr Yates w Tracy, Jas w Rainy
Company - Killed: Sgt Thos J Montsome J, Phi
Yates Geo Baskip, Lonis Fiset. Wounied: Sgts W
Mayo W U Lewis, Privates Bert aud, z L lletto,
] N Ewes A Grihl, w N Keller, J T Riehsr ison--
Missing: D Fontenot, Jno T Aealey.
Company G.-Xllsd; Bsiley, Thos Berry,
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REcAPITULATIos.
CHAs. n. PiLsHER,
Capt. Com0'g Oh La. Reg.

Oasual.ies in fM Regiment Louisiana Volunteer
Lieutenant Colonel r. NJ Tsrry Commanding, from
Nay Bhto June 6tk, 1884:
Field and Stalk lied None. Woundsd: Ensign
Berth. Missing Major n lore Wilson, Adjutan.
z 0gdtn.
Company A, Lieutenant Kilmartin commanding
Killed None Wounded: None. Missing: Sergearts
B FouX aud j Matoy, Corporals Sommers A Hene,
Belcber, Richards George Ralf and Ed Carter.
Company B, Capt VIM Martin commandirg.--
Killed {: Private Shields. Wounded: Private J I'd
lus. Missing: Captain VIM Martin, Sergeant James
Kirby privates McGarrity, George Fox, at, Jr,
Bryant, Charles Baker, P Welsh, N nerrow, Frank
Norman, Z Townsend, Tillman VIM Banks and IS
Robertson.
Usmpsny @, Capt L Il Aaarchsr commanding
Killed: None. Wounded and missing Hseaehav
and Ward. Wounded: Sergeant Broodle, prvates
McGue and Tboms Wallace. hissrg: Sergeant
Buer, pIivsies John Frery, 4 Downing, Jas Coffee,
Jas Marley, @ King aod P MCNAMARA.
Company D, Capt l. H Malsrcher ccmmandipg.--
Killed None Wounded and missing Captain L Ii
Malacher, psivates W w Hockersmih, and Garvsy.
Missing: Sergeant George Stevenson, privases Nc
Malone, A Sellenger, Brennan, Lear and K
Weber.
Company E, Lieut. G Wells com nanding-Killed :
None Wounded: Privates Joe Smith, J Plttmsn, NJ
Moan, ] Rode1, Charles Holtzback and Solomon
Mis,iqg: Privates John Kinney, Smoozirt, SsaV-
ers, w lourne ald FL Lowery.
Company \, lieutenant hillmaiun commanding -
Killed: Sergeant John Leonard and private Moore.
Wounded Pfivstes Noon aud McCu,. Missing :
Sergeant Brown, Corporal James Hammond, prisatss
Carr, Donohu,, John Don)hus, JAS Mccormick
Hggns, James Davis, 4 Golden and hauley.
Company g. Lieutenant Klmart oommanning.-
Killed: Sergeant T Mccarthy and private by Pope.
Wounded: Priva,es J T Lowe (snoc dead) B.anc
and D McNeal. Missing: S,rgeants N Peoples,
Oorp,rals Houghtoa and Dsvine, prya'es Slack,
T ] Hurtisain, r Gimbro, u y B,svins, Fyun. z
James 8 N Joyce, II Shields, j Welsh, Lieu:J Xii
martin.
Company Fl, Cap ain L q Malarchsr commaoding.-
Killed Noe. Wounded and missing: Corporal
Ward. Wounded Sergeant o Sullivan and privst e
o Sims. Missing: Sergeant S!ribing, Corporal
Alfred Iaforsst, prisa:es 81 Collins, A Grmshsw,
Armand Jordon and George L hide.
Compa ' l. OPP, w rtin comm nding. d.:
Pr Yates u ,,h,.sa Jam Nee mis-. Wouod.
cd; retsnts FraLk NeUt omn John w Walker and
Lewis Qliu.I Psiya'e Til ,m,s GiitiI /. Missing: Cor
p r, S Mem! N, p iTates GaVa, ayh, AIadsI aud
Jas RcOFke.
Coap4u, X Lieut. I G W lis @ nm lpdng.-K iled
None Wcu 'f,d aud mlssi g 1t 7 Wells aud Cor.
DO al VIM DeNade. Hound.d: S.rgtaatJ q " Axe @
and George w WE'LL Pdvates Oarbray and James
Mchon. Missing; Corpora Ltengec, privitss w
N xon, II Powell, T L Wllburne, T Moore and J
Bfsndenburg.
Killed 8, wounded SO. missing OIL; total ls2.
T. MoDERMoF,
3+eA Acting Adjusnt
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REuAPrfuLAfIoH.

Total Killed, wound;d and Missing. .......s7
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olAred tbs favOurtea Tdere seems but little doubt of

On the eth gold opened at 1924 aud rapidly advanced
to 1914, but at the close fell to 1881.
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BRIGADE REcAPrfULArIoS

Louisiana papers please copy.
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ever be held in grateful recollection by cur people,
and this whole community deeply sympsthse with the
bereSved The following Is llst OF the killed ano
wounded which with great care, We have obaineo'
and which we believe 10 be correct:
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From the Ps.Srs6srg EEprssS, June H.
DARING ATTEUPr OF KAUtZS CAVALRY TO
CAPTURE PErERSBURG-THEY CHARGE AND
TAKE TaE BREASTw0RKs-FHEIR FINAL Re
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Baltimore was crowded with delegates and visitors
10 the Convention which to SIS assemble on the 7th
In csacuses of the Pennsylvania New York. New Jer.
sey and Ohio delegations, Lincoln and Hamin we're de-
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JAS. GARIr1Y,
Capt. C,md'g S;h La. Reg't.
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-06-18

Trom lhe Lonisvilla 1ogrnai e8b 4
Adviees from 7aeerp Kest.stv o-e n
She effect chat 1forean has ma vot oniaro5
the State II arnears n h 81 ob;sct Il
enter Kentucky ponnd ea, md M d
moving wish rroat rsuiaisT 6opinr II reach
and effect tbe passaos befose fl.a arrival of
the FEDERAL t.oops to iateraaps him Gem
eral Hobson 81 ths bead aea Iarge mounted
force, IS pressing giaoroeV forward md
twill be q close as fo Who Shall reach
the Gap first. Holson has less distance to
r6yel, and 81 iseonaaonav believed tbat he
win arnvo. iu dae oese falv disaote
the prs ass qfMra SO reached
aa p9siion rg Wifb mabla 3 fesa
aswa3 tp0g *. al1d leAoa Tito
lsuluezy viii Prove 1sal failure. if bv
auy possibility the rebel General should
reach The Gap ilss and get safely through.
he migbbagoid the column nndsr Hobsop
~ '''' ! g9'u'0''s q 's''l''on
-1D.us.1 Fls'ns' D' would scarcely
''".- = s''sioi' 'lSn
Ky ~ ~ 7N00s = y p9i'ly "ee'
nf ..ft I. I1ft-. .
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-06-18

felioa Casas 3 the counlg of C1oelar-
4 avail myself Of this method 20 aa-
nounce mpselfa candidate for the Office
ofPfobato Judge I aesm it unneeea
sary to alIude to ny qualifications as
I am generally known in The county.
lit may not, however, be amiss 20 state
that FOR three yesr sass physical dis
ability has disqual0 meteor even the
practice of my profession, and having
been disehargel as many as four times
from the ccu4ript camp, viii I hope,
sufficiently testify my reasons, for have
ing failed 70 servo in the capaeily Of q
sold
IfeAd will endeavor TO roqnite
your kinaness by O faithful discharge
Of duty Respectfully,
ALBERT 7f. BRANTLEI.
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-06-18

patronage is necessary to enable us to
40 this 10 lho patriotic and public
Rirtsdof our citizens we make this
Ipeal, pledging diem, that if they win
leAl their aid, and furnish us WITH a
large listof Ascr6as whatever prof
IL may accrue 70 Us shall be expended
in making the "I0TW22-wlat it is
our highest ambition to make it-one
Of The best papors ia Mississippi.-
Terms Weekly s5 ra annum Iri.
Weekly pop month oF $5 for three
months, JOHN M BOWEN
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-06-18
From Georgia


aa'eo near slar'e','' ea9 '5 .y'p.
Allnoagn qso 7 y ln'ofes''as
MR. = ~ bowen r l'eef
e not nom 1n9 iaes ta4' 4 A'Fs any
shlng ol gfeag importance 1aas As@
"ris0 y YOU Du' more y s''.3'e
"i0n ny 2l0'l'ss '"sA n '1
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W. uns-u'i0u' 'I'
1'' : ''li'' = y u .As t's.' e
were very quickly foa.ed. }e had
three mon wounded in our rrinsat.
Col. Earl Of the 50lb ALA. Rqgs was
killed. Seven Yankees were hllsa-
one Major one Capt and eiogei gi so-.
ners were captured.
On The 9th four eompan Capt
Fords' making one Of he ntar)
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-06-18
T soC2@ @K9eC CtE1s
rma aaugmnRM mor-va.

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ssaolo for and rsi;.bls no,,s s.o,
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1900 bofs.. u. sra .aro bos tser.
sd il nainp,I s,snaose Il At.
iio nina Tbo o,oa. ,evoln,;oo II
IL bore ~ m.ro tbsn ,r.r..
,,srs haen enosos5. stawin5 to
III ;~siA M raoeoss AZ
aaea 81 Bloody aadonas o4aa
5ejpu performed. witl niobtv armies
for rthe aruaaiis Dersoaac. and the wcrld
tor an audience. How eagerly do our
people seize every scrap Of intelligence
from the scene Of action, fraught as ( be
events there being enacted are, with
our veal or wo as people, aud the
iie or death Of the loved ones there
engaged. Pro6ting BY this anxiety
Rrmor has been BUSY wisb her aous.
ana toncaos, especially ia localise.
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The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-06-18

Take one teaspoonful arsenic, one lb. wheat
Aopr, aad one pint corn neal; mix with !
quartbutermilk
DiStapper
= IaEehalf pound Of herb lie eVerlast ting,
and anoint the swelled parts tith it each
evening.