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Observation-Disclosures ~ DRIED

. DIV III > r a EN- --LII Mbbh DhIEU
si1r.I Il SuPERHEATED STEAM.-The under
GA EIeu RESPECTFULLY informs the people of Clear
~ ana adjoining counties that he has the agen-
sonr. tne above patent-and will sell individual,
t.a'y ny or township rights for its use The lum-
;.r 'eu oy this process is stronger, finishes bet
tryns easier on tools, and requires less time in
iB:b ibE taan any other process known, drying l
nan lumber perfectly in Y6 hours better than
.aol .ae amount of fuel per day that common kiln
Den, The certificate of a number of resi-
ami mechanics well known in this community is
s p,!,, sunelent to convince the most sceptical of
sIi.4ly' Persons DESTROYS of purchasing rights
!41iess JOHN l.. CUTTLE,
% 1863 Garfield, Penn'a.
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The Emperor of Austria has just subscrib-
ed the sum of five hundred fiorins towards a
statue to HAYDEN.
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Harry, did you ask Hicks for that mon.
ey p Yes. !" What did he say ?''
Nothing he just kicked me into the road.
That's all he said.
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Plttsburg Saw Works.
uIRR.n aNnInNG

manufacturers of Patent Ground Circulars
va, ,g1Liahied east steel saws of every description
a.' Mg,ay, CrOss7cut, Gang and all other yarie
,Ia.. < All kinys cf knives and springs made from
.r.t -set cast steel. Extra refined Reaper and Now
Is KNIVES, &c Particular attention paid to
aO'n'hg cumming And strengthening circular
together with repairing of all kinds. Ware
,,1s -e anu Works, corner of Water and Short
es Pitsburg. Pa. April l3, 1861 Up.
- III sBARD :: :: s. d. HUBBARD :.:: s. A. LONG.
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, a UCTiON,-The undersigned having beenIli-
[Acensed an auetioneer would inform the citi-
zens of CIearfeld County, that he will attend to
calling sales in any part of the County whenever
called upon. Charges Moderate.
Address J NJ. SMITH
Hegartys Y Roads CIearfield Co.. Pa
February Sd 1854
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4 AUCTIONEER.-rhe undersigned having
- been Licensed an Auctioneer would inform
!Le LeeItizens of ClearfeId county that he will at
,Ea4 10 calling sales. in any part of the county
'aeheYer called upon Charges moderate
:, Address, JOHN MQUILKIN.
nay II Bower Po.. Cleartield CO., Pa.
y b Persons calling sales without a proper Ii
.sase are subject to a penalty of $50, which pro-
. E.oh will be enforced against those who may vi
1ate the same
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PATRIOTISM dwells in wise heads !; toryism
in copperheadS.
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E.XECUTORS NOTICE.-Letters Testa-
"A mcntary the Estate of jeremiah SmeaI
late of Boggs TIP. deceased having been, granted
TO the undersigned all persons indebted to said
estate requested TO make immed late payment,
and those having claims against the same will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
NANCY SMEAL Elk TX.
April q. 1861 GIDEON SMEAL, Ex'r.
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y, = y us oE THE JOURNAL.

,esdav AT 81 30 per annum in advance ADvER-
grTsEMEsrs inserted at 81 90 per square for three
or less lines Tor less counting
square. For every additional insertion % cents
A deduction will be made to yearly advertisers.
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NEW wkTCHaJEwELRY STORE.

NEW WATCH CH&JEWELRY STORE
" The Undersigned having located in the Dor
By K Welch as a jeweIry shopl is prepared to
DO work of all kinds on the most reasonable terms
Ile cash VIII positively be expected when the
'&kk ls deiivered. lie is confident that he can
+s' sol Sc eScelled by any wcrkmen in town county
I'1s cHs rome all to tke Siga o TIE Bag WatCh.
april 9, 'G2Iy-pd S Ii. LAUCHLTN
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They have in London home for Io.t and
starving dogs
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EAuTION.---Al persons are hereby caution
" ed against purchasing or medding with the
following property in the hands of Daniel
Little OF Morris township, to wit: One gray
horse one bay mare. one sett tWo-horse harness.
and one two horse wagon. as the same belong to
i1e and have only been left loan with said Lit
tie. and are subject TO my order,
April 20, 1864. WM CAMPBELL.
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A LARGE SToOK OF GLASS, paints, oils,
IN white lead etc. Mt E. A. IRFINiS

A UCTIONEER.-The undersigned having
"a been licensed Auctioneer, desires to in
form the citizens of Clearfeld county that he will
attend to the calling of sales throughout the coun-
ty, upon short notice. Post-office address either
Bloomingville or Curwensyile VIM. NJ. BLOOM.
Bloomingville, April 6, 1864. 81 = -
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A uCTIONEER.---Theu undersigned having
obtained 4 liscence rs auctioncer, would in
ioIm the citizens of Clearield county tnat he
viii attend to the calling Of sales, in any part OF
oi the county, whenever called upon. Charges,
Moderate Post Office address. Cush. Clearfeid
county, Pa JOHN L. LEE
April %. 1864 -9za7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-08

From the AlobIs TrbuDe.l
We are indebted to the kindness Of Colonel
Thomas Murray for q copy Of the New Orleans
morning and evening PiesyaHe Of the 20th ult.
There is not much news OF my kiRd-H0thing
At All of military movements either above OF be-
low the city. Business ,2yB the PieGysas,
akeeps up . steady Improvement, and the
wheels Of commerce, though somewhat rusty,
move on We observe, hewsVor, from little
hints which occasionally fall through the police
reports, hat there ere poverty and want within
he community. The selling Of real estate was
very slow and heavy, as compared witt what
existed three years ago in this great metropolis
OF the South. The following extract from the
commercial record Of the FitasHEe will be in
terestiDg 10 our business mem:
The supply Of coin in our market is so much
reduced that rates and sales must, in a great de-
gree, be governed by LEGAL ooneSmitsnts. The
sales and purchases Of gold to-day ranged from
1924 and 1854, up 20 I55 ard l56-the latter
figure an extreme outside Tste. Silver ranged
from 1921 70 I44 and 145. The stock 10 so very
light thu! holders nd the bulls have the call
There have been some iapOrtGiioRs of goll
from New York daring the last two months
They amount to nothing ccmpared With the
sums exported.
The exchange market presents nothing of in
teTest. The rate Of checks on New York wal
I steady ana Uniform ct par Tor remittance. Bay
ing rates for drafts ranged from ! to l, and i
paT cent. discount, with some descriptions rul
ling less.
There was nothing dono IN foreign exchange
We hsvo only teLepeat I6s for bank sterling
snd 1879 outside. Fra.cs 3Ae@22G. M to 3.
q direct on Paris and remittance.
The Et0Sk u share market shews vitality. A
8 public sale to-day 10 shares Of Crescent Gil
Beck Stock, on account Of a succession estate
were sold At S204 A. anoih,T sale at the M-r
chants and AucaoHs5Js' Exchange, shsro weg,
mall parcels Of Iasurance Scrip sold, and q
geod prices, say Louisisns Mutual at Zoe
per dollar, Sun Mutual al 33o, Home Mutual Q
38s, Merchants nj 34e., and Citizsns' Mutual q
35e. These nay be considered good prices
bringing much above the appraised value
There we're several parcels of real estate offered
leesiod above the city, which were bid eff noni
nally-Bo sale. Also, a valuable residence il
the city, en- Magazine street, which ELECTED enly
9 bid too triAing to record. There was q fsi
assemblsge for the times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-08

CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RSEERR-Ale let.
ter published in the Baltimore Amtrican, writ
ten the 9TH inst, on the United States steamer,
Arieo, eff South West Pass, says:
Yesterday, Sunday, was a day Of s1eitsmsnt
on board. II was my watch in The engine room,
when Mr.. Hill, our chief engineer, sent word to
me 30 give her eli the steam I could-that a
blocksder was in sight. We gave chase sod
came up near her, and manned sil Of our boals
10 board her, but before they reached her, her
crew bad Left her, leaving her aground and on
fire. We, however, boarded her, and the men
were trying to extinguish tho ERE, when the
Captain recalled the beats, as we and The boats
were under = severe fire from the forts. The
boats returned after being GO Q some forty mia-
utes, bringing alsng her papers snd log, also a
large correspondence, duplicating those that are
building the iron clads for the rebel Govern.
ment, worth millions of dollars 10 our Govern.
nsnt. They also brought away the wearing
apparel Of Lamar, The noted SLAYER. who
Was imp heated in the ystoh Wanderef affair.
they leaving in haste IS our boats were an.
preaching Der. We laid off Of her al dav and
night. When The Asg officer ssw~aer a-ffs be
ordered cur ting to &c and pull her off; she came
70 snsher rear us. Whom Mr.. Hill went on
bosEd Of her, her engines and boilers were found
in coed cider, only her wood work being burnt
away. Being az iron hall, she Aoatei as well IS
over. We ere going 10 tow eur prize I'D to
Beaufort, North Carolina, to morrow, as We have
to 70 there for coal. I suppose her hull ana
boilers and engines will bring something in tie
neiehbofhOod Of $50 600. A portion of her
cargo lie in good condition.
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The garrener QuesrIsn.

This question, upen which are hinged 50 many
vital interests, is now fairly bsfore Congress. the
special committee TO whom tho question was re-
ielred TO she House Of Representatives having
submitted their report. As this report was re-
eaivcd and read in secret s~efsjeR, of course
very little is known 10 tee public Of rs pyogis
ions. This mUch We have learned, however
that the scheme OF the committee is embrsce6
"a t"o acp2rste blls-tbe one providing for the
hual disposition of the ezisinz cuuaacz. hpd
The other pr posing a zekcme Of tHxssiaR upon
which to Base tho new system to b. insuEaIR-
TED.
As stated, We have little knowledge Of The pro
vizicns 81 either OF these bills, but have some
iaiirsct information thst TIE first Contemplate
: rapid aud complete absorption Of tho present
circulation by q j~aaicious system Of funding
OF the latter, wo may confidently predict tbst
he taxes will be piled On heavily enough to
give satisfaction to tho mosthberal and patriotic
support Of the GoveTRment.-RiehmoEd Dis
patch.
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Sapphire Of eHr cavalry as Charles SIIy
Csurt House.

Erem The Richmond EIaminer.i
Evidence, lately placed in cur hands, proves
satisfactorily that, in a paragraph Of this paper
relating to the capture Of CaRfedersIs cavalry
st Charles City Court House, the reporter did
injustice to some wbe performed their duty aud
only surrendered when overwhelmed by supe-
rier numbers. The number Of cur men cap
tuTed IVES only sixty-three, whilst the fores that
surrounded them is acknowledged by the Van
KEGS themselves 10 have been i've hundred cav
airy, supported by ten companies Of infsHty.
Tho facts Of the ease are briefly these: Part
Of three companies Of the 32d Virginia cavalry
battalion were stationed st Charles City Court
HoHEe, Gsptsin Hamlet, company II, being a!
Bash hill, g quarter Of = nile Distant Their
coBriors Wsre at the Forge bridge, seven miles
distant. The Bickels of tho Holcombs legion
were stationed several miles further cast, On the
rosd to Williamsburg. Al 3 O'Clock Sunday
morning, December 18Th, the pickets of the
legion were driven in, and uade their way to
Bottoms bridge, their headquarters, without in
forming the c0UIiers Of the 32d battalion Of the
approach OF the enemy. Ths Yankees then Ad-
vanced 10 Forge bridge, where they surprised
the courisrs and took them prisoners. They then
rode rapidly to Charles City Court House, reach
ing there about z, A n, q portion riding straight
up 50 the Court House, and tie others going il
quest OF Captain Hamlet, at Bush hill.
Capt. Hamlet and his meR saw the Yankees,
but believed them to be some of our ewn cav
airy sent 70 relieve them rom picket, and sc
such chseTed them as they rode up. When The
mistake was discovered they had been complete
~ surrounded, and it WAS too late for resistance.
Lieutenant Z. S. Ballard, commanding Capt. A,
J. Reagers' company, had bis men, twenty-five
ia number, out for morning drill and inspection
on leoi when he discovered the Yankees, some
TWO hundred in number, not more t1an two
hundred and hfty yards distant. He imnedi
sicily withdrew his men into the old tRvoIn and
g building near by. and awaited the approach
Of the enemy When the Yankees got within
fifty yards of the buildings he opened on them
with his esTbines and kept them off until every
cs1tri5ge was expended. Tie enemy then
charged into the buildings and 0%Yerpowered our
SINAI force
The enemy lost four killed and ten wounded
Our casualties were Lieut Ballad and = private,
whose nsRlo We have not obtained, wounded.
At tie tins Of the approach Of the Yankees,
Capt. Rodgers, commanding the bsttElion, being
Ignorant OF their coming, had Just started to
Richmond under orders, and happened to ride
hack TO the Court House just as the Yankees
arrived, and was taken prisoner. He and Lieut
Ballard were sent back 10 Richmond by the last
Gag of truce bost. The men aad some Of tie
officers are still held prisoners ct Fort Norfolk,
This disaster seems wholly due to the failure
Of the picketg, who were FIRST driven in, 10 give
information of the fact to Capt. Rogcrs' piekets
or courieIs st Forge bridge.
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to superiority in BrtiEh command, bui
more 70 inferionty in American also, that The
snsmy met witha temporary success en- their left
but were quickly rspuIsed while the result OF
she assault uAder Gen. GIBBS was one Of tho
most disastrous on record, the whole Geld exhib
en- American loss of sir killed and ss0al
wounded, agsinst some hOsHiy-sigh hHssred ia
killed and wounded, or more than half the Brit
isb force engaged, including two generals killed,
and ere wounded, out of fear
The English attempt to explain the defeat by
the conduct Of the 44th Irish, IN negleeting -
procure The fsscines and ladders, sHs their tall
IRE to come up when ordered back to perform
the duty; but the fate of the 9Sa aighianders
brought uo b. Gen. P~ACKEEHAM to supply their
plsee. who stood one hundred and thirty SUI
vivors out of Kim hundred strong oil told alter
the battle, illustrates perhaps mere sully the
truth. L is also attributed to the fsilure of GeJl
KEANB to support his left under Col. REsEnE
when, instead, he supported Gen. GIBBS, aud
shared bis fate. We apprshend the real reason Of
the defeat was that we had 10 Gen JACKSON,
the right ssrt Of s general, and in the Keptuek.F
aud Tennessee msEksmen the right sort Of
troops. We sbeuld remember, too, that The OH
GERS and troops fought by our untaught gene
rails, and raw miitis, were W~ELLSGToE's owl
officers and troops, the isvincibles Of the Peuln'
sula, trained by seven years Of servics under
the great Dake himself, in hard fought batilei
agsinst tie mnrshsls and troops Of NAPOLEON
and commanded By bis brotherir-law, one o.
tie NEST distinguished heroes Of the Peninsula
Tho spirit of cur raw military brethren al
New Orlosus, has been illustrated on many s
hard fought field during this revolution, and il
destined to be Illustrated on many more, and
We have no doubt with results IS triumphant az
those which hsve made the heroes Of New Or
leans, heroes the most Hlu5trous Of the world
lie. the Day, therefore, be regarded MOI mora 81
= nsmento tasn a monitor IN melting Us to heaf
z.al. fresh courage, and ncblsr deeds for th'
SAKE of cur blessed cause and our beloved
c untry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-08

BEAUTIFUL ExTRACT-Wo possess a geHus
inc fragment which Cicero has preserved of us
from q los work Of Aristotle. It runs thusi
at there were bangs who lived ia the
DEPTHS Of the earth, 10 dwellings adorned win
statutes and paintings, and everything which is
gossessed IN Tiuh abundsnes By those whom We
esteem fortunate, and If these beings could re-
eeivs ddiHgs es the power and might Of the
Gods, and c0Eli thSn emerge from their hidden
dwellings thrcugh me open assures Of the earth,
10 Inc places which we inhabiti If shay could
suddenly bshcld the earth, and the sea, and the
vault Of hssvan, could recognizes the eLpsnse Of
the cloudy eruamnBt and The might Of the
winds Of heaven, and admire the sen in its
majesty, beauty, and radiant efulgence; and,
lssily, when night ysiis1 tho earth il dGTlnets,
could behold the starry heavens, the changing
neon, and ihe stErs Fning snd setting in Sic an
VARYING course ordained from eternity they
would surely szc.sim, there arc Gods, and such
great things EaEst DO the work Of their hands"
Ii has been justly observed, that this passage
Is alone sufficient 20 c0rroborste CieeTo'B opin-
ion Of the golden how Of Aristolle's cloQ1enee,'
and tks his works ore psTvsded By something
Of the inEPired foTce Of Piaio's. genius. Sach &
testimony 70 tho existence ofths heavenly pow
srs drawn from the bsaHy snd stupsadous
g~restnesa o. the works Of creation, is rarely 10
30 net With in tho works OF anuquity-REm-
boidts KeFm0f.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-08

A City IN THE Rocky HOUNTAIEs-The
resident population of Virgins, Nevada Terri
tory, on the LIST of JHly, was estimated at fifteen
thousand. the daily average number Of transient
visitors being as many more. Main street,
which is the Broadway and walk Of tie city, is
s0ase thEee-quSrteTs of : mile 10 length, crowd
ed with every grade aud description, s large mo
portion being elegantly dressed males and fe-
males. TIE buildings on Main street are mostly
brisk, tbs irst story iron open in front. This
gives 4 light, cheerful appearances to the street.
especially in the night time, when brilliantly
lighted with gas. Many Of the buildings in tho
city arc provided with vaults aad sslsnsndsrs;
the four and Eve story brick and front ffeproof
now going up, all have one OK both Of these in
~dispsnsable features. Some of the streets are
50 blocked up with lumber, brick and mortar.
that teAEs sre at times unable TO pei aleng;
common labeEers get from 30 to tour dollars
q day, without board. Tbs city supports feur
daily newspapers, q iheateT, opera-souse, several
churches, any number Of negro H~inssrels and
meiodists, to say nothing Of the institutions Al
ready enumerated above. At Wells & Fayrofs
banking house end express Office II is not mr.
common TO see tuns Of " silver breks' wheeled
in end out in the course of an hour. Th-se
Sc bricks " in shape resemble tho ordinary Gre
brick, bat are much larger, aud from 985-to 900
per cent 6Reness, which is from 10. 20 Is per
cent. pure silver, averaging some $500 each
The sight dra1s sold frequently amount to
500, 060. Sans Of $50 and upwards are usH.
ally paid ia $50 pieces. No paper earreney :
lhSFe, neg in anyo the mining towns vest Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-08

HF The editor Of the Macou Telegraph hss
cone to tie conclusion hat the people Of the
South are not half in earnest, or are lacking in
patriotism. He says, and very truly teo, that
ii sight millions Of Souihsrn people are
brought 10 bow sheir neeks 10 The yoke Of the
SsrhsTH co. qaeror, it viii be simply because
they have net he spirit or capacity Of heener.
Fho fsct that "a army OF invaders can pono-
Srafe or territory two hundred miles and keep
oFNn their Cxtsndsd and defenesless lines CT
c ~mmunicAtion, is a terrible and o%ninous fact
for as. 1t could nos happen in Poland, where
6 little handful Of brave souls, occupying a ter
TitoIy net as large as Georges, are de!ylng The
psWer OF the Russian autccrst. Either We Gro
not half n earnest, or We lack, SIS q pc pie, the
heIoism Of the Poles The ruth Of the Tels-
graphs TegasTks must be apparent to every
rrsdeF. The enthusiasm Of 1861 and 1862 is on
the decline, bat we think that 3 victory bearing
fruit, an improvement in our currency, and as
surHRee from the Government Of is deterTaina-
lien 10 respect the peoples rights, weuId kindlo
the GIes Of patriotism anew, and cause them 10
blsss with more b~rillianee than ever before.
We lsok fer this reaction sOon.-HeTidian
Clarion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-08


Uader this head, the New York Rssss has 3
strong editorial reviewing the effects Of the var
on The people, and especially the laboring men,
Of the United States and closes as follows;
Use eeuany suzsfs mach from the loss in the
BLIGHT itessts lpchthe morals Of its peeple-it
suffsrs more in tie desth and. dsaolstiou Il
causes, and, if possible, more still in the hard
ship and the misery it il e~nttiliBg row uDon its
w~orkingmen. While the prices Of pToyisions
are going uBs gTesnbseks have . downward
tendency, and down, W~s-feaT, thsy will 20. until.
like he continental money or the AIssgHSis Of
France, down they will continue to %, anti
scarce worth the paper they are printed uoou.
Every day the CLOUDS aYs dsTkening igrcend us;
Cur rulers viii hear Of no proposals iior peace.
and the new Congress, Of which usny hoped
SO much, have by q decided majority, refused to
oven consider 2 resolution to appoint commits
tioHers to sndeavor 10 stop the great ,vil and 10
savs the country by q restoration Of peses on
earth and good viii 70 men. All, save those
who owe their Tichss 10 their eoHnay's ruin,
suffer by the war; the man Of small means VINO,
by the sweat Of his brow cans The bread lie
eats, suffers most, and day b. day hs suffer
ine5 will increase.
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REWARD
$1,000
NEGROES.


RANAWAX from t5s mbsariber. OF Sunday alzHs
HI lsst, FOUR NEGROBSt ts-uft;
Il ALL. Sboat aTs fset ten or eleven riches hish.
wedges about cne hundred and ssvenfyEvs paundr
EEd is forty-aTs yezrs Cd had On wien hs isEa
black nat and . EaeE coas. color gray; he aeo tooka
yellow coTefid ircm the E8tscTlbsr, sud lad T. aroued
him when lest hsard lrol- ass, his tH0 sons. ZscE
and liusz-
FAX Is sbsut eighteen years old. wei made. com
pleztsn ye5 OF. I'VE fsat i've or six inches hig1, wsrna
ahsu. one haared AID Ely POUNDS had on q shtss
wool lat aed o 20 dLsra sraT JACKIE, q rood On.
E-AaA = ot-cz, boat fouriesu years oil. uarzH
aLfes -ns sided Ead had on Waen lie lsn a b-'-r
Jeans tOat sE1 rlaek has SID a carteeu
ALE0E q back beyt about thkty vera old ah,,.
hTs feet ten or eleven inches hgh tza srusLf -
ifoHt teeih Gus 4ls7 had ala right arm broken ana ~
creskod 10 tie jolL
rs Eaa3esder Of shf party Is Ele An. Tssrs en-
d1uot bus f1sy ere tryl1e % Eet thrcEzh tta ius7
IeJ rsrts Aesn eery EeEezT uuuE el-ssinr ~
Sslts ferry On ne 5-tulo a ussr Cnd told AR ths-
Eetonged 70 Lo1EsEseta csIps. snd 1aviag been cutca
T0ml % were going mp By FEienaEgh % reach his Uues-
Tie Euardia expressly s5-gted 70 watch vsry ea.o
ana taks TEN up several EcGrcas baga IsE fbr
HeiJhb0rhood. and We baTs eVefy reason 10 bslisgg
they made Their way through tks iaes.
All the g1cers Commanding the BieketH az rrs~s
are requested 10 Instinct thsm q 10 very rfrilsn. -
they lay not only oYerhaui mi1e, bat a great wsr~
Othars. II azY Of sos shove negroes are TAKEN ~ anf
sent 70 a safe jti, sid kept Sc that I can set the-
viii pay Two hundred and aIy dohzrB rsHa-d f- 49,
one Of thsR- Address
J G. BRANsOy.
20 hi1Esf0H Ca