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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-17

YANKEE PRrsoSERs.-A batch of ole dozen Yam
kee prisoners, captured at Charles City and Deep
Bottom, was received at the Libby prison yesterday
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---,- n.-r,,ru - p,,blishca daily. sanlays sk.
TaF .,sxy DOLLARS Tor twelve months'
ss.Sfs poii In - noItsRs for one month lin
alys"Ge, ,oi,.snoes by mail are at the sk Of those
u. I.i.ke them.
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ARREST or A SUPPOSED SPy.--James Il. Carter,
at'"s Edwards, was arrested in this city yesterday
and committed to Castle Thunder on the charge of
being = deserter and supposed Yankee spy Tho
accused was brought here the last nay-of-t1uco
boat from the North exchanged Confsderate
surgeon; but it has since turned out that he is NO
surgeon He is native Of Henrieo county, and,
for offence committed by him, has been an ia
mate of the Virginia penitsntiary; bat having
foot among the prisoners Of that institution.
he was discharged before the expiration Of his term
of Imprisonment, and afterward connected himself
with our army. When arrested he was stopping ut
the American Hotel, and had deposited in the safs
there about thirteen hundred dollars.
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Larger advertisements In exact proportion.
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CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CouRf.-Judgs
Halyburton's Court convened yesterday morning a
IL o'clock, when the following cases occupied III,
session
The habeas OF Frederick W. Boyd
who demands an examination upon certain charge,
alleged against him, II discharge from iinprison.
mcnt in Castle Thunder, called but for satis-
factory reasons postponed till Thursday.
The Aabeas corpus of L. A. J. Morris, George
Arents, and John Ii. Leftwioh, resisting conscrip-
ton III the Confederate service was postponed till
Saturday.
DR.. A. L. Wiley, charged with treason, was dis
charged, under a writ Of habsas corpus from con-
fnement in prison. Immediately after his acquttal,
DIR. Wiley was arrested upon an affidavit charging
him with being resident of Craise county, Virginia
and that the 10th Of February, while Averil was
in that section, he joined him as pilot, and was
recognized several times by citizens from that Sec
ton conducting tho Yankees from place to place
aiso that when Averin left there, Wiley went with
them, and that his family made every preparation
TO follow him. He was, therefore, recommitfed IL
Castle Thunder till such time AZ his ease can be
amined into
w. T. Bailey was discharged upon a writ of Aa-
be4s corpus from the Confederate service, but was
reaanded to Castle Thunder till the 10th day Of Sep
tember, to answer indictments in fve cases pending
against him.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

lREPoRTs OF THE PRESS AssocfArIoN.
Entered aeeordiag to act II CsAerss, w fAe year
1865, By j. s. 7hyaxter, IN the GIsyk's s6ass ~
The Dissvicf cSsrf u The Confederate States ~ sks
NortAsra Disfyief Of Georgia.
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W. A. RAMSEY Il. r. HALL.
VIZ A. RAMSEY & co,
w AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

w aCGIiON AMI Et1tL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SOS Broad street, lopposite Union Bank,)
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
q. A. PARKER, Auctoneer.
REFERENCES:
Aueusta-Edward Thomas, Hon. r. Ii. May, AL
fred Baker, J. II. Taylor, Fleming * Robertson,
Henry Edmondson.
Atanta--Wm. Herring & Son.
Columbus-H. c. Goodrich X Co, Lawhorn u
Rossett David Hudson
Macon-E. Winship, salisbury Pease.
Sayannah-W. III. Stark.
Charleston-C N Hubert, W. y. Burge, ]. Pur-
cell.
Athens-J s. Linton, r. l.. Bloomfield.
Wilmingtoll-J. ID. Poisson, George Myers.
Montgomely-B. Ii. Micou, III. d. Browder, J. L
Hukll.
Richmond, Virginia-George Z. w. Nelson, John
4. Bowen. au I'm
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CAGE ITEMs.-Ihe following arrests were nlade BY
the police yesterday:
Phil, slave Of F. Gary, charged with stealing =
watermelon from the First Market He was exam
ined by Justice b. I. Chandler, who ordered him
twenty lashes.
Fanny, slave Of Peterfeld Trent, charged with in
fertcring with officer Jenkins in the discharge u his
duty and displacing net which had been thrown
over her dog,
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OIL! OIL..-The Richmond Glue and
~ Oil Works still manufacturing a superior
article Of MACHINE OIL, which has been i'll con-
slant Use III the various shops i'll the ConfedIacy for
the last three years, and which warrant TO work
Well We manufacture also, superior article OF
AXLE GREASE, which W. can safely recommend
We keep constantly on hand supply of HARNESS
OIL and DAUBlNG, which will be found as good as
any IL be gotten anywhere Orders can be left with
W. PETERSON & CO, or address is
ii. j. MAIGNE x co, Box l,0I7.
an l2-lot-
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CAND PAPER, SAND PAPER!-We
/ are manufacturing superior article OF Sand
Paper OF all the different sizes, which We warrant
equal TO any imported, and which sell lower
than the article be imported at. We call The
attention OF Railroad SultfilItendents and the pro-
pIietors of all manufacturing establishments, and
solicit a trial Of our paper and the encouragement
OF home manufacture. Address orders 10
IL. J. MAIGNE x co,
J. an 5-I2t post-ofiice box 1877.
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ArrAlas az ruE POTOMAC.

wIIIIAnsPoRr, August 10. Everything ner6 g
inu u refugees Hsm Virginia, and, ~ co'ase'
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IMPORTANT CASE THE CoNFEDERATE STATES
DISTRICT CouRT.--The attention Of this Court was
occupied on yesterday with long argument with
reference 10 the right of the Confederate States to
conscrbe citizens Of Maryland who have been
here since the commencement of the war. The case
was that OF Robert L. Hobbs citizen Of Maryland,
who came the Confederate States in the month Of
May, 1861 and who, from that time to the present,
has been engaged in various peaceful occupations,
but who has never performed military service. The
petitioner was an ablebodied man, between.the ages
Of eighteen and forty yive, but denied that he
resident of the Confederacy.
1t was cohtended by the petitioners counsel that
he was like thousands OF other Marylanders an
exile whose right of asylum i'll this country should
not be disturbed by the enrolling eflicera.
The counsel for the Government contended that
he resident having voluntarily east hi6 lot in
the Confederate States, and insisted that he should
be required to perform all tile military duties i'm
posed upon other residents.
The great importance of the case induced Judge
Haly burton to postpone to a future day the repdi
ton of his opinion, it viii affect the statas Of
large number Of persons in this city well as else
where.
The petitioner was represented by General II
Marshall and Mr.. Ratciiffe, the Confederate State
by District Attorney p. I'll. Aylett.
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Assistant Ad;,tant-Geucra

EY Abingdon Virginidn, Lynchburg Republican,
ptqlslUls Express, Dsnviile Register, Rockingham
Il =, ter, and Stlunton Nindicator will copy one
a,.k and send bilss TO Major Young, General kcm-
y s uua,ttlmaster au lG-6t
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"OOD FOR SALE.--The subscriber.
w living on the Nine Mile road, three miles be-
low hichm6nd, has for sale FORTY CORDS 0f OAK
WOOD, ready for market, which he Will dispose q
on reasonable terms. R.M. THoA,
M lt-ats
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-30
The First ArEaasas Regiment.

FROM tne La1range hsPefteF-i
Ma EDToBi Cat Il hoM home and the
press tf their Stale, the names a Arkansas
regiments arc seareely. ever mentioned, and
many Of their noble deeds are lost sight Of; yet,
bTsvsr and more determined band Of heroes
never fought under freedom's basile.hsg than
the gallanl Sons of Arkansas
The iBt AgksnssB IeEiment was the first that
left The State. Long ere The State vert out Ct
the Union, or the battle bugle first woke the
saornine, Il was found on its march TO Virginia
to aid the heroes Of that noble old State in
driving from their borders shs peTjgTed ard
hssItiess invadels; and nObly did it act its
part.
On the plains Of The frs. battle Of Manassas,
tho arms Of the soldiers OF this old regiment
cleaned in the sunshine. After serving twelve
months in the cold Dominion this regiment
unanimously re-oulissed for two years or the
war, and was sent South. Language is made
guste 70 portray its noble career since It's al
achment to Gen. Brsgg's army. At Shiloh,
PerrySille, Pennington, MuTfrees b5ros and
Ebicsmauga, after the smoke of these battles
had passed away, Whsro the consest was the
hottest, aud ths dead Icy !hiekest, iis little
dag was seen waving sloft in triumph, giving
evidences Of Arkansas chivslTy
Nor were those tho only battles in which this
cotnmsnd gained immortal honors Tho psge
Of the historian will glow with patriotic Are
VIXEN be comes 10 speak Of the vGlor displayed
by this regiment al Ringgold pass. Ca Tay-
lors ridge, hard by the pass, it stood for awhile
solitary and alone; ARa with bullets and rocks,
drove back column after column Of the Yankee
hoFdes as thsy would attempt to ascend tie
ridge. Amid shis fierce and unequal conflict
not nan vAveIed, but stood immutablo as
adsmans'
Ca tho 22d day Of this month. en- one Of tho
hills Of Northeyn Georgia, this little baud Of
war-woIn patriots assembled, and after few
appropriate remarks, made By Col. Colquiit,
Lieut. Col Martin, and Msicr Little, again Te-
enlisted for the war. 81 ESzn siter man
gtt pped loI ward tostiiying lis Willingness 10 re-
ealiss. you could see sssmpsd upon their front,
''iHdependence now, aud Independence forever"
Noble troops Napoleon nev0r commanded
better. It needs not tho airy visions Of re-
nance TO deck these heroes or adorn their viz
tues. 1t needs not the subsiety Of metaphysics
and the web Of fancy to form tale, and man
tie it with ehlyelry, in order 70 render plausible
a8d popular tho esnse which iaducsd them 10
leave ther wives, their friends and home, and
endure the hardshins Of this cruel war Free
DON was ihe stAi that led lheRa f0Tlh to the
contest, and ihst viii Anally guide them to q
glaT,ons Y'eiosy.
Much e5Hl3 be said Of toe. gallant OondUet Of
tha mon e9mpOs4ig this FeglmeRsi but there
needs no word Of lha eHlogist to add TO their
imperishsole sonoWn. "Eheir deeds--sbeig
worthy deeds klone--haYs rendered item i'm
mortal" ARKANSAS.
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neglected by The Spanish Invaders and ran to
wasss; but the climate and s0il being paItlcu-
laflY adapted 70 lis growth, Il has continued to
a9uish as wild plaut Rich piGnlr tlons have
been laid out Ia tie valley Of the ChiVa--
s river bottom, ayeTsgiDg more iban Two miles
IN width Snd extending from the bay 10 the
Andes The cultivation has boon very success
ful, and quantity of the cotton Is being eK-
ported 10 EnFiaBd. TIE success OF the initial
experiments made by biessrs. Garland and Du-
veil have eacouTged the Institution Of similar
erterprises, with Peruvian capital, in sll the
valleys that skirt the Andes favorable 10 its
cultiyalion.
The produe.ion Of The staple in this region IS
becoming important and exceedingly femuuefa-
tive to those engaged in it. The greatest OBJ
slseie 10 be overcome ia rendering It available
is tie difficulty in the interior regions Of trans
porting Il to the coast, ths only means Of trans
portstion available being on tho backs OF mules
who can carry only from three 10 four hundred
pounds at losd The Egyptian and Sea isl
al cotton grows in 81 this region with an i'm
proved fneness aud length Of staple, and tho
wild cstt0n. by cultivation and mixing is be-
coming mnch Improved ia qgaiity and Of great
or vBlus. The Egyptian cotton plant, when
cnce started, grows ihliltily, ana in four months
begins TO yield Ihs native cotton yields in
eight months. Boils cpeR every successive
day, so that picking Oh large plantations viii
be continuous labor It is said that thero are
two seasons 10 the yield Of the wild Gotten, aud
that ths Iees, which sometimes grow to the
hight Of twenty to twenty. Eve feet eoniinuo 70
thrive for ten years. The cultivated cotton Of
foreign varieties se0us to differ from Eis h8bit
Of periodicity and unfelds = continuous and IN
interrupted harvest, and becomes perennial.
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We are informed on the sutheriiY Of Fss-
Fsugor, that on the night Of lbs 23i-h negro
stsve, approached the FesidsEca q q lady zs
ss9iug ir We're county, a few miles below SeTs-
-ysE station. on tho Atlantic and Guf road, and
afscE throwing billeis Of Eood st the front door.
and fading ihsls were no male irmaios. forced
,pen the door. On being threatened By ths
/ lady from within lhs. she would shoot him. he
/ then ,hrcd CE his pistol through the Psssses
/ and forced the back door. HeI0 be demanded
meat and money. Tbs lsdY recognizing the
negro, went 20 her smoke hcuss % give hiEl
:, eat, when the negro slruek her on ihe back
- the head Fiih 4 sick, making 81 roision
sssszf three inches ID length ana 20 th8 sklli-
he she tuned she received sEoshet blow on tbs
fo-essesd. Having clcaTer IN her haad. che
sttaapsed 10 defend herself but It broke N two
The 1egr0 esEEht her - the RIMS and drew
her into the building, where be pe-psuased hlz
hsiHsh Durpose. he then dragged hsr ont u
fhe house and cHoked hsr inio 5tata OF insoR-
sfbility when he withdrew
On feecVeEing, ct 2 o'clock in she morning.
taxing har child ia hor srIas. shs soughs pro
tsefiou ffom tbs neizbbszbood, and alisr Rad-
ing creek and passing over msrshy ground
for one mile, sho roacbed tie Fesidsnea 81 Nh
a7urdsB. who, logsshor'E Eiih g few other neigh
bA rs, with their dogs ssruek 80 lral o. tie ns-
gro ard gave PuEfisit. They sEeoesded in
este iiirg aim 81 8 o'clock On Sunday morning
fvo railss from WaynssFiils. lie vas bEoughs
to s5sleYsn s.ssion, WhsEs g juTy of citizsns
were ezs5suneilsd on MGn6sy for the puEpcse
Of Investigating the charge. The intszroFato-
fiss Of ts5 lsdy hy Capt. Reddieig. and The ad-
missions made b. the negro, WeTs read. Iha
Jury rendered verdict Of gully and Tscom-
n1ondsd thst .he offends1 be burned 30 death be-
~ scn the hours Of 20 A. d. and P D., 0i that
ds1- Tho sentences Wss accordingly carried
into execution Rsga5!isas.
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ion being decidedly ia is favor; and he further
informed ne that he Witnessed IN Macon and
Augusta the neS, coming forward, At tbs rAte o.
ono hundred PER day, to volunteer and avoid
eouseripticn- The meetings which be attended
IN different parta Of the State, were fall Of en-
thusissn, and he was present at several WhsFo
the farmers we're fixing ths prices of provisions.
De also stated that he had, within day or two,
eonveTsed with lieHtenEnt colonel Of Ten
nassse regiment. just from General Joinston's
command, who told him the Grn4y sss daily re-
csiving supplies. and were now in e comforts.
bls condition LIE was himself as fno z speei-
men Of a soldier as have ever seeR aud was
en- route TO Join his company, TO form pKrt Of
Gen. Morgsn's command. BE furnished ne
with sn Augusta paper Of Saturday, from which
/ send an extract of the prices fEed At soEne
meetings in Georgia, and Hon. Howell Cobbs
speech, which I Wouid be Dlesss4 20 see pub-
iished in your columns Have we 40 Howell
}obb's TO make speeches aud sTouseOnT people
10 do likewise G.
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4 Washington letter 70 the Nav York Herald
ssysI
The commissioner of8gFicultuYe hiss received
through the State department, fromC + Wins
low, Esq, United States consul st Paisa,
Peru. eleven specimens Of cultivated snd wild
cotton, grown in the ChiyA valley. Some Of
tho specimens are very ins and vslusbie.
In Communication to the Secretary Of 8.ste,
accompanying these specimens, Ar. Winslow
slEles that the influences Of the internal troubles
Of this country has extended 10 Peru, in com,
meTcial and agricultural respects. Tbs neces-
elites created by the almost totsl suspension OF
Of cotton from the United States have slimu-
ted its production ia the inter tropical regions
OF Peru. Cotton WAS cultivated By the aueieni
Indian population that hoaTisbed undSr the
lucas for their common use, bal was wholly
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AROEEFHONFslI THREATENENG
THE N0STA.

THE NOSTA.
The Columbia GHsTdies remsTks that the
position Of tho "War DsmOerats'' of the North,
exhibiting ss it does the inconsistency Of pro-
Tossing some fraleFnsI sentiment towards the
South, and at the same time cismoriDg for a
vigorous so-cslsod constitutional" prosecution
Of the var, has bean equally couietaptible and
understandable. L has Justly provoked the
deriaisu Of the Black Republicans, and lhe
pity shd seorn Of the people, towards whom
such hollow professions, masking such mslig-
nHnt purposes, have been rendered. II Is not
to bo wondered at shat, with SO slight 4 differ
euce tesween them and the Lincolnites, they
should have been driven to the wall in the cleo.
tons and stripped Of power. It is neihing more
than what they deserved A better day seems
10 be iaTnirg, however, and the Dsmocrsts
viii probably, before great while, take the
only ienable and logical ground Left open &c
them, viz: unconditional opposition to the
war. That ground viii be sonsible--it will be
one which men can understand as distinct
son ihe prevalent doctrine which they desire
20 overthrow ind 70 Is, as they ING oppor
.unily and immunity ia so doing, they vii
rally.
As soon As it is proved TO be safe to resist ths
eop;jriuanoo Of lhs waF, such resistance vii
make headFay. The North has to choose bo
tween tak.sg this bread, distinct ground, d
submitting to hAga the whoie Of their country
"a well ss ilo Administration iiself, abolition
iEsd. TE.s porteneus pTorPOcs looms Up bsfors
them now. 4 is enough to make then shBd
der Il Is fesrful fate impending over PeO
pie who have proved fsiihlsss to constitutional
obligations Content s. they havs been e
have it overlake oihers, they shrink ss i
/ threatens 70 approach themselves. Thus il ia
/ poisoned chhlies commended to thoif own lips
I The indications Of restvenoas under AboliiOz
sway, and dread Of tho future under AboH
ton rule, begin already 70 appear The Pfesi
dental election, now drawing nigh, win bEiDg
tbiues to bead, and lhoy viii either get bette
er v5Fso from that tiiEa
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The s.. Louis Rspn5iisaH ssys Of tie cotton
srsaics
Ths present system IS about ss vicious as
any that s0uid be devised. Il IS si var With
every seusi5ls snd ressoaabls Conception Of
what Is reguirsd By both fusnslal aud political
considerasiors. Is profits chisdy Inscriptions
igsfiekers, wac eau fawn themselves into 5fi
eial favor, togstter with that odioUs class Of
PARASITES, eoTnm0n inioTmsTss and 8 Ieet of
treasury agents. lie advances arc almost ril
in comparison Uiih the vsrious evils to which
Il opsns The deor and which il directly encoar-
ages. We hope and trust i viil he refolmsd
altogether. Congress wit be reHii5s II It doss
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VALLAEDIsHAm And GARmsoS.-Ths New
York EIpTtss makes tbs following rIisieisn
upon the sanitary fair lately held at GiueiaEasis
0ne Of the Cincinnati sanitary conni5sioa
wrote to Mr. VEllsndigham for ia autograph
letter to be used At tho great fair ii CineinsHls
but we are told
ss As soon a. i beoamo known hat lot.e1
from Mr. V. vas to Be sold ier ihs benefit Of
tho commission, the chairman Of the commit
Tee published an indignant letter, 5snSinv has
She msrnbsr Of the-committes who had replied.
to Mr.. bad any authority to DO so. and an
nouneing tilss tho letter al been 7sish3raun' -
The ant0Erspk Of Wm Lloyd Garrison Waa
requested, sed received 7sslhea. objseiion-
Garrison hes always been the sxoHs3 enemy
q The Union sud the Cazssl.usi5R. Valla1dis
nam. always Union nan. IS ozilsd and d.
nouneed. 50 Hsgs the world
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Battered aecordrs % ssl u Congress IN he Yssf l1f
BY J. s. THlAsHEn - the Clerks ollce of ihe DIX
tEst G0ari oi She Orisaer1.u 5tstes sor the N9rs-
sE1 District af aeQffs.
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S99ailg ggppeal.
EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA
SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY D. 1856


Tbs highest market price, either in money or
subscription, viii be paid for clean cotton or
linen rags, white or eolored, delivered Al 4he
APPEAL countiug-room Atlanta
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TAs Da.ls.s Vi nssr. :. 5a.' Hssors Dawn.

have just had tbs pleasure Of 8 conVexsatioR
with gentleman, native Of Kentucky, whe
was wounded ct tho battle Of Shiloh, and has
been for The last few menths (whils recruiting
bis healthy travelling in Soashwest Georgis and
Florida. He informed me thst the passage Of
the law pHtliHg in the ield those who had gub
stitRies, has aroused new feeling in the army
which tBd re-seled wonderfully on those ct
home That in Georgia tile LAW would be sub
misted g almos. without question. public 0pin-
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cHaRLEsTos, JsHuary % Last nisss. ai 9 sieioak.
the enemy reapensd thsi- IRE % Fort suntsr VIA
three i0iaeh csIaublads ana one sopouncsE EArptt
ne hrsis directed 81 To souih end Of ne fort Ds-
ring The aisht l23 sAsls were thrown, 90 Of whlsb
5urs, n sEd psoaud ihs f5st Two parrott uhaz also
sfusk tue fort Tss aring on Sinister soBiiulisd 81
dag. AID la ssh going On tbs avluiug. 10 easHatiss
aad 40 dEasss haze been doHs IA tas iart No sasl
iag > day sisce lEs las report.
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AgeEs
KENNEDY HOUSE,

0N 81. LOUIS. between Frsak'in snd lzAsnllien
trse.r Is sEe u ths Ilost plezssHt loeteut "a rs
fr zd te sssFeiing puola viii naa y te tesi1 LEI
-.sa tAsrs ths table d sipsyE furnished FFt-a
lhs Be i ne ialrket z8rda Cabmen are n siie AA-.
~ taxing persoas h8 uish 20 stop g thls Eees =
80 -s - ffss
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RoBT. a. GRAWFoRLl.

late Crawford, E'raEss- q Coz
7yTAvIEG purchased tie inserssis o. ny late eo.
II II partners Eiii continue Eho AbtszJ saAhsaA -
nv sEAVE RARi, on FesclErse EtrtS-
EzPerienos Of ssuy years eIdbles me 70 A4fFe pis
aers AID sellers 70 their sdvautaE'e-
Fslllau having Nsgroes Tor Esle, CT otleFz ~ifAAe
70 purchase VIA fad fhor iatsrszt ID Ny Hn0ei o.
doing bnsinsss-' dsa aiiag ths asasro ny sensrNl
zcQuziutsuoe and nHlerous orders Eeearss zPs'es
salsa
Cash Rasasees sad 0thar accommodations % AA'fO'
1LaH Traders a. heretoiors.
Partes Of TIE city sending Iae Negroes p ftii'
road viii fsd nv Old 7ortera e ndroH" and Anio-
R0BT 4. CRAWFORD,
Slave BUsler,
IsV-Iu peaehlres street.
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sPagsou, beg yoH viii not meaiioB the un-
happy circumstance again, Is tho hen-peched
husband said when the person told him that be
would be Joined to his wife ia sno her World,
never 10 be separated from her.
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YOL. XV. 80 3OI


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