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and breathing fervent prayer for the soul OF
the convicted man. Payne still sat gazing up
on the fast dissolsine clouds DR. Odds then re-
turned thanks for Harold, and uttered pray
err; and so did the Rev. Mr. Butler in behalf OF
Atzerot.
This being ended, an order inaudible from be-
low was given, and Payne stepped forward to
the moose prepared for him. The others moved
up to their places, quivering and horror-strlek-
en-. Mrs Surratt was apparently more resign
ed Atzerot and Harold were pictures of ter
ror.
When the moose was placed over the heads of
each one. Payne bent gracefully to it, and
never resisted Their arms were tied by strips
of muslin above the elbows, and their legs be-
tween the ANGLE and knee.
The cap was now slipped over the heads of
each. Atzerot exclaimed "Gentlemen, beware!"
And as the cap was being placed on Harold,
he said again "Gentlencn, good bye" And at
half past one O'Clock, as the ministers moved
back, he said again, "may We all meet in another
world"
The trap was then sprung and swaying to and
fro swung the four bodies.
The four bodies hung as motioness and
straight as plumb lines in the glare of sum
ner meridian sun.
They were cut down successively-frst Atze-
rot, then Harold, next Payne, and last Mrs
Surratt.
The four boxes prepared for collins were then
brough: forward, and the corpses being laid up
on them, another examination was made, and it
being perfectly evident that life was extinct in
all, they were placed each in his narrow house
and buried in the FOUR yawning holes prepared
for them
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NEWS ITEMS.

A terrible FIRE occurred last week in New
York. Barnum's Museum caught from an ex-
plosioD, (nature of explosion not known and
the fire spread thence as far as the Herald Office,
consuming it and the intervening houses
Governor Holden has appointed Commission
to proceed to Washington to gain official infor-
nation in regard to the confscation Of the prop
erty of rebels.
Communication is now open from Cbattanoo-
ga, Tenn, to Columbus, Ga.
The ship William Nelson, from Antwerp, for
New York, with passengers, was burned on the
banks of Newfoundland the LIST inst. Thirty OF
forty Of her passengers were picked up and ia
ken to St. Johns, N. f. The boats, y it'll crews,
&c, are missing, and it is supposed that :our
hundred lives have been lost
Hon. James johnson, the Provisional Gov
ernor of Georgia, is a native of Fayetteville,
North Carolina.
The expenditures of the government during
the past year amount to the enormous sum of
$1,000, 100000, or over SO, 100000 per day.
The latest phase of Napoleon's Mexican
scheme is the rumor that Macmillan is about
to issue decree ceding the States of Sinaloa,
Durango and Mexico to France as security for
the war debt due that Government.
Rev. DR.. Palmer, formerly of New Orleans,
who has been notorious for his secessionism, is
endeavoring to organize a colony for the pur-
pose Of emigrating to Brazil.
An official order has been issued to muster
out the remaining volunteers of the Army of
the Potomac.
News from Virginia represents the condition
between the whites and freedmen, as bad and
growing worse. The whites trying to get rid of
the freedmen, and to replace by white laborers.
on the President, for the purpose of persuading
successful.
The holders of notes on the Virginia Banks,
it is thought, will rot realize more than twenty
per cent. on the dollar.
1t is reported that the trial of Mr Davis will
probably be postponed till September.
MRS Gov. VANCE.-We are panied to learn
that the wife Of Gov. Vance has been for mum.
Der of weeks and is now very i'll at her residence
in this place. Her condition requires the un-
RENTING attention of friends, night and day.
This is the more to be deplored, inasmuch as
her husband, whose affectionate and delicate at
tention she SO much needs, is still! immured in
prison i'll Washington city
Since the above was written, we are pleased
to learn, that upon information of Mrs Vance s
critical condition coming to the knowledge OF
Gov. Holden, he promptly sent a dispatch to the
Secretary of War, requesting that Gov Vance
be paroled.- StatesUiHe American.
FIGHT IN MEXICO "A fight occurred at
Bagdad, in Mexico, few days ago, between
some rebel soldiers ard the Union forces, in
which several persons were killed and wounded
The Mexican soldiers interfered and put a stop
to the fracas
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The ANIMAL Meeting of the Board of Trustee y
Davidson College will be held at the College on p
18th inst. Business OF the utmost imporane
the Institution will require tie attention q
Board +. NYE HUTCHINSON
July 20 1868 q Secrear.
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10000 shingles wanted

At Davidson College. Apply to r. 7. Mcdowell ",
or to the President Of the College, or to +. Nysb"
chisen at Charlotte.
July 10, 1865 q
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FIGHT IN MEXICO "A fight occurred at
Bagdad, in Mexico, few days ago. between
some rebel soldiers ard the Union forces, in
which several persons were killed and wounded
The Mexican soldiers interfered and put stop
to the fracas
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THE INDIAN WAR.

The origin and history of this conflict i i,
unknown at the South, yet from a recen,
patch, il would seem that the difhcutie, h.,
originated with the traders.
Gen. Pope has arrived in Washington b.
der of the PresideHt and Gen. Grant to COM,
concerning the treatment Of the Indians in
Department. 1t is believed the GoverDu,,
will prohibit traders from coming in Cont,
with Indians, aud that the whole maDageu.r
including trading, will be taken in hand BY N
Government, as the best and probably o.,
means of preventing continual hostiities sd
the various tribes of savagcs in the NorthVs
Another dispatch, dated Fort Laramie, J,,
8, states that it is aseertaiDed, beyond all Il
pute, that the Arapahoe Indians, who for So.
time have been fed by the Government at Ia
Halleck, as friendly Indians, have been u.
perpetrators of most of the outrages cOmniuI
on the overland mail route, west Of Deuv
They ascertaineG by some means, thai b,
were suspected, and have now taken the VI,
path openly and defantly. Troops are ID pu
suit. No friendly Indians are east or north o
Denver or Camp Collins, neither can any psa,e
be expected until they are severely chHiheI
The success they have met with during thsla
year has made them exceedingly bold aud darn,
in their exploits.
There are three columns of infantry, ayak
and artillery preparing to march against
hostile Indians on the frontier. A column al
sisting of the Second Missouri Light ArtilkT
equipped as cavalry, and the Twelfth MsE
cavalry, have passed Columbus, NebraitA
their way to the Powder River country. lG
Gus reports show that there is to be very Vgr
Gus campaign against the Indians unless The
yield to the suggestions Of the Government an
adopt means for conforming to the requsitiOa
of civilized life. The Cherokee Indians, VII
were associated with the insurgent States, N
in very destitute condition, and near slAr
ton. Texas has been appealed to for relief
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TROUBLE IN TENNEssEE-There is great
trooble in Tenssssos -oosoeroiDq the f5sAfSs
law. 1t is being violently attacked 10 Publr
speeches by certain candidates for office Gov
Brownlow has accordingly issued prOclamatiO'
informing the people that it is the supreme a'
Of the State, and denouncing its enemies as re
bells. The civil authorities are directed 10 az
rest the assailants of this law. Emmerson Eth
ridge, formerly member of Congress from Ten
nessee, has been arrested as being one OF I'd
haranguers.- Norihern NeUs.
Unfortunately, the people of Tennessee
cursed with brutal aud tyrannical man as G.
ernor. They are suffering much from the Vi
dictive rule of Brownlow. If the people oiTHI
nessee have not the right to advocate the nga!
of an obnoxious law, we should like to tuE
what rights :hey have. Emerson Ethridg A
always been a better Union man than Brow
low, yet he is arrested by "Governor" Browns
because he is in favor Of repeating q most
just and tyrannical act OF the Legisa'S
1t is expected that the "loyal men" OF Tenn
see will soon repudiate and ignore Brownies
/, A colored boy named Cherrin was arrests
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BRAXToN BRAGG.-This old and promnu
citizen of Louisiana, whose fortunes have ben
so varied during the late war, arrived in OwG
by the Mobile boat yesterday morning, ans
stopping at the st. Charles. General Bragg
in excellent health, and looks as if be coax
"give 'em little more grape" yet, as 10 III
more halcyon and glorious days OF the republic
Like all the generals of the Confederate army
he recognizes the march Of events, and is ODy
ambitious to retire, as before the war, and full
the duties of an American citizen.-NeV On
leans Pcoyune, June %.
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, A colored boy named Cherrin was arrest
for committing rape on a white woman. ID
is the third case that has occurred in this e'
ty IN the past two months -SolisJury Boz
ner.
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IgeWS lteaS
u, r.I.srarA 70 u. x.s rs,i n.n.l

Jay 'tR rcrorta subscriptions 10 ths seven.
Thirty a1n ycs erlay to the amount Of Si5lG, 500.
JrDdg II lIhtarE", one Of the oldsa A.. IN 1t re.
'p"r''I cil.,as Of Blrll,, NY, dol 1hursiay
night.
rna C'uad.sn ealinot hclis meeting on Thurs
DAY, ard proclamation ~as Iasucd, summort
P.rlEmea. to meet on De s.h " Auguqt. Il T.,
state list tho cove7r1 Mt docs not intend TO nsk
Parliament fr money for Publications.
1us rreg at ?,ne'l0e ', ,c7,,r 'sv between ,ho
5'oam WAGON aud I. pedestrian Il u,loy res rlteI
IN favor ui tic wagon, which came IN eight rods
shena. The contest between tho wag n and n,
rolins horsr rllo r.sallcd IN favor Of the wa On.
Tho following is the tine made Wagon, 1 mil q,
e:-0 l.. .,s'c., nil , t..O orse, mile, 237E.
lnF 'u. OSrcs's sd, Csp.. Hogan, from tie
A-ctIc ,. a., s-..y'd At NV II, ford, Mss, YES
trlsy. Size Len Tolraau'no hrrl Iiih, vi,h
1876 81 ons g. ~ errn o on freight snd had NJ,
home 20 Wis. sperm, Si5 WIS. whale, Anl 1000
pounds ioue. A'so arrived lark uuior, Captain
sini'h Hom uicru Sound, VITA C0lbs ,psrm
III. li.ls. bsckGsi oll.
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From Forti ess Monroe.
tc0tre. l0naenea 81 a. Snnl

Fortress Mynroe, Juiy l3,-Thc Ma,on TEITGAAru
fays all tie cwelry b. ongug 10 the citzen., ~hch
las s.n' ~ en- the p?.o4eh Of the Feder4s, and
WIS a orWGrds clptuted uear Athens, hos been
tuinei and will % in usoon in lev days and
tho gold captured from the Conual Railrosd Com
piny la't Apul has been returned by the military
Gu,AoIil
J. u, HSrsrove, Of LynehUurs, well known In Vir-
gina committed suicide.
Tie t. :. steamer CsssandrA, from New Orleans,
lound to New York, Tut In here ths morning Gnd
landed Gen. Cpdyko md fevcIal other pass ayers.
The steamer Norfolk, from City Point has arrived
with tie sth Mime ota Volunteers, bound 10 Balti-
mole en route home
Cen. Toonbs has escaped 10 Cuba.
Tie ih Uni'ed States is ordered to leave Richmond
aud icpOst at New York.
The james River Canal Is now open for palscngeu
aud freight Es tar "a Lexington.
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regulations of our commerce and eArr,-inr
trade With the C.ns'1 and fuiopr a. viii hest
promote the re ord Ia eiests Of me chants
himefN manufrcturer- and shippers. The report al,o
asks the oonveut on 10 giVe the usieht oi lie iniu.
ence in favor Of building up our coun,r, In
such menner a. 10 rive US Union, posrntity nd
pcacc. The epou vss ecc,p'ed and adopiei
On molten Of Mt. Sc nmo1 the cntion Agreed
W adioutn Hns T. al V'yiOck 'his af G mon
ltbate vas thOn retum uINn he Ke p-oci ~
l'eNy. W. hove, OF Novs 4, o'ia had ruuscut TO
ace IN the Journal Of the Coateu'iou b.. ropu' 0n
hipcanGl o. ON he - lAviente RiNort 10 tie It T.
ron. The same pttvDere "a UN euael to NJ ulI u
BJston, iavotinf Conrr' ssous aid to OyrAn sie uc
MI; AeSanse's uturt IN tavor Of 'he r,,i-
NAL system OF Neii hts aud IN ssuIe. va re es-
iel 10 'Tccial committee fon The STAGE aut
~ htsh PioNil Gee. W.. cNrn eI's fCru.t 100 g.. vur
OF Nat oual B'a 4 Of lude lu Ctlc 4, q ~ r ai
n'nhltiet, TO- tcpo con o e., toi th~Ith. 49,.
Ia ~ oyrn.enis iCpofted eco utlon ieDir.uis,ut
me nation char, Of tRv. ~ q tivtrs LnI i.An
hnilOis vh"h cnC facld e. ior G I'D citing the
conn q CO NJ tie rouutr1 fruu WhCA the 40 c.fi-
m'nt uei,ve' lnr = tevcfue AMI s'a'tug tht " IL
TIE seas Of thr tULNeI'iuu that ID s thH rc o.t
Nt'i A. the ,u' oi III ter al Gov inm'nt to iu ke
su-a IMP oNeu. 'lts On enc .IvcI, anu hn g. - ho
ten oi the Ttotsuiy will vbtI4nt.
lhe report OF Mr.. ll1pCA OF Nova Scotia, vas
~ 20 tsnt IN the announcement that tle auusvg ON
oi ,te Is ttsh i,oyint o. tn tie pucI SfAtc. hd no
pace ~ tue MINDS Ci thC ptop." Of tie u,utcs lie
.a,j that any one ho shvu.u 4" "u..rtiu o." n.uI
,,"ii "a. 20 AZ ana Nies.auc' duo htLi hlIa A. q
Biitbh American.
DorpG Juig 1.-THE ic.,lu''on cofgrendins
the negotiation Of tesir.ocit, treaty rccovod The
unuimou, vote Of the Convention. .Adiyuruci.
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wounds with his hrnis. Ho then fen dead. Tho
glrl was exported 10 recover.
Tus Philadelphia BuLLurS swallows the rrarhi.
caliv erruneovs report ut tho New Yrk TaIBurs
e.. ccr.i ~ TIC recent fire al Htrnuu.'s Museum
Tic N 4 must hsvc tecn prodiriora, and whoevor
w.t. tste the ar nj combat Of the eagle and snake
un-t nave contemplated a msguih tcnt spectacle
N'w York city rcvortcrS who content themselves
with Ito matter ~ fact details, account for the
iho~wvcras - of the lRipuNE man on tho hvpoth-
~ q that, ts hc WAS located /. gambling crib, the
reporter simply dodciiHs his "nyht with the
tr't" Viii. uncer The influence of srtnething
stronger Il a the epiri,s evoked by The D4venpnrs
mCii ms.
Ih1 savannah EIrvUttSAS relates st column
'eus'h th' oH SUNDAY 90 llst " elk two ragged and
or confederate so'd ers lay urier the sh ads of
tree, hungry and erhAusNc. Qrits . nun,ter Of
NJ cd e'o eso ats str, led lesuroly along the hot
rpv"mc'is, and a. thcv pissed, gave q careless
.INu,c ~ the hall fami.hcI men hut NOT one Of
them had cnouyliSi ihe milk human tindneas
fnNing through his bosom ta p.ompt thonn 10
spHak to the't suffering fclow.rnen, men who, I,
Vas HttrNaris lcarnsd. wers toruci into the rebel
service To tyht sgsiust bcngn sud glorious 60
vcrumeut tat bad aNsys projected them. nut
two NluHrchuHem Aloltloulsts ,amo ,hat way,
a.cos cJ tie poor iell vs. took them to an o.,ing
saloon, fol NCiu, gave thou some money, and len
tllm sF'1nIs' eu VI such generosity. Tho Rrrup.
it'AS r,muks Here WAS strong case for the
cNervs' ~ CHARITY ,but was luft for Mas husetts
ipCu 8" relieve tie wants ot two sick and suffering
C'Ht o..,1c solicrS In the secession city Of So.
yauuuh.
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General IDt9.ii e1oe.
tsy Eat to a. X.s T0rL svn.i
Tns cholera ~ reported in Chicago.
A BUEMy0 ,hame- -Incenhsrisnl.


BUEMN0 ,hane- Inccndsrisni
Tnr byre I honh-c Of tho an was at Denton,
NJ. iurn, up TO whole town
ADnIgAL D,mapES has rec wed = conn. ment-
sry letter hum tic - reisry OF War, and teen
re iev'd ofhs command.
DtAsA PETEns0S, a colorci woman, sped 100
years died in tie town Of FAibush, L. l., on ,Le
llth inst.
rnE gold con'pe at the Uu'tcd satea II NJ ror
Jl ', tmounted 70 &4NO1u0, slI o' which w0q In
oou le eaFlca, TIE silver coinage IN the samo
time was S?2 sno, in h.N-i.lTa.
AL'B1nER Ju n raj! oal hr .-e across Il r Plato
u ver, NJ recently made u g that tu could 1. MP
from the bridge .uto the TOR. clt and SWIM 1s re.
ii Jumpo' and lost d bet aud bis life.
LADY correspondent Mt Of the Hons JounS,r,
writing IRON Newport, ssys, "Ps shu TO ou tle
lookout for your pet id y twtieh is gaining
grouug OF ladies lIHiug NJ de-"
THs author o. ''R p Bo'r' died in Cincinnati the
the other day Boston Po u I tine g. O.,
item was ktoppe , "fle su.uot ol u n n" =
Thomas Dunn glisu, a1d lie Is alive, anu s.oes
NJ Fort Lee, on tLt Huabon.
LIGnrSmo struck 2,5Ol barrels OF wh,sl;sy in =
bonded y,roholse a. Springfield III, aud the
whiskey howeI into the river, covering the water,
Tor more than a mlc, in sheet o haine. lAe loss
is estimated At thl oe hunGrel tfousan4 dollars.
II the town of s,ru.a c. w, las, week, large
boy whipped the scLoolLasler in a regular pu-
holars sClo the poor TEL Wa watch and str,ppel
him OF his cloGss. Pleasant place Tor school
masters.
On Wednesday morning the frs, through train
over the OrAnso d. A ,vanGrh hul"sv reached
Richmond, Va, IRON Washington. l. sseupers
can nov leave Ne, Y.rI 81 9 o'clock ono cy n ng,
and srriye lu .AmonI ~ tne s4mo hour On tho
following evening.
The steamer Cahill arrived at Fortress Monroe
Tuesday, having on tosri he los-house use4 y
Gcuorai Grant while en- s.ei in the oteratlous
with lis srmy around P.teraturg. The houss :
to be plscsd in ole tho plbHe parks of PAl.de.-
pbia.
A NEw EsGLASD editor who Is travelling In Ne
vadH saysi Elgl IL, French, German, B ,gulsh,
Irish, Cl.uese, ~ C,c and o1her LAM us5es are
spoken thsro with much huency and freedom, but
none seem 10 " 81 generally undst .ieoi Gs--pT0-
lane language
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The Trade Convention.

Detroit july l4.-Sr. J. A. BoWer, Of Chicago,
from tho Committee on Commerce, made a report
commencing TO the consideration OF the leg .s.atiys
to'ios Of the state and the nGtion tie following sub
jects;
The construction of the illlnoi. River snd Bay ship
Caua.s. lhe imp o eIneni ~ the FcN and Wiscous,n
k,Felt, he IA pfOyement OF tfc mali Of Neh iCrk
he Gle ,yenine Vf rail oAd rethts and AZ irCIease
q Ins capacity 10 cNlA freight The relief Of our
shppns and railioa neIest from sc 'e.e govern
NE AZ taxation. An loved syslsm VI suIve Rnd
,oundin1s. An inp,U, e.Tent In Custom HousOs AMI
Light Houses. LIS ca IS a. pi ioyehent OF Western
riverS And hArbon Tho judicious eneoui AZ eInenl
Of regular Inns Of ,tesmth.ps, W countries
Rpoa this ep1dasRi N.d LsIepe, sleh
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PGtsburgh JHiJ ll.-lh the l.Datc.c D. Couvcn
uou the manuor In sh ca Ornamental wok Ia done
In ccrain ci.c' iy meu not an the trade, was lls-
cussed at Considerable icustb. 4 motion sa- uuaui-
mousy carr ed Inst after the fret OF Jsnual n.t no
I~,icr. .o'k .of h. -" aas shall not qua ul their
cNn ornaucu''. NJ U'CoanDr o. New Yoik. chir-
NON q tie eo"-nit'c o. the sac of tto trrt,,
submitted cplr, 1os ing that the locil o,'aui2
tons take immediate action on the quc,.I.l ~
la'h'nF and ori ea'al work, and that the houn oi
NoIk 10 .eauc,d 20 eieht per dav
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Grsnde and ,hs, ,he American authorities have
bcen constrained by The protest of the imperial Gov.
ernrenL TO order Cortnss tccp within hi, house-
The huSrruB says the commander Of the French
feet had en- in'efvsv -ith Gen. Steele on the sub
leot Of the steamboat cap ca but cannot rive the
'u.t New, hon the itIe.iO sho-, the empire to bc
pe1ceful M,timilan 10 dhvins 10 improve the
country, and TO encourage education. Guerlilss con-
TIME TO 'Farm about Ma'Amorv. great uuml or
Of Couiedcrstes are arriving In Mexico.
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s. J'hHS s.. T., J.ty ~, 49, IN ontsh, . r.. Ju'y
IL In Anticipation Of the 'ucec's!,L laying Of the
huant cshe, telegraph line has teen constructed
from THE place 10 Heart. C. nien tte point selected
io- thu landing of the American shore onl Of the
oe'ie. An orice has been fitei up there and every
thin thr can lc Gone In advance Of the sccurn. Of
tie shore cad Of IA cattle IA, beeu performed
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H'r'd'o 'tH. II. 1io tc,itos's 4 We l,r-cy Flp-
r."i 'l' CO " lie '''ter,, .1i express tuer de.
termination to srcnd tie rst dollar IN putting down
the union Of s'dkcrc Al tho elevator hand, have
'rurF, lui 1t 10 ir.u.tei the propeller s,evedofcs
iut,u! iolosing suit
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, a. "''l '' "a, - :. S''f a. ~ W
{ my, VIII ca va rit.Ish q much to- t'c.,' nee
of tho AT ,a ratnc,i I'm rs noiicc. ! hr,s~.t,Ilc
isdy Nas enar cl o,th lcrue,ratinr u q Lo.s, ami
ter &c II sucrs .. v.r.'gft anon thereby tnat size
went tnfu -r1grns aud die ON tcac,
As ,,,b ,..,,,.-,.,,o,,,r ,,r ,,..yc, martinez.
al wy ,'. ~ ~ WY , - -, .''i '
v,..'r, sl B., - ~ .,,u.,.,.,,t
A sr a.o {. ke.slrc s.II .,!c ,r.v ~ v.lIt.ac
place. Tl,rc wi ", ,'fy u.Y r-.y~ gp' vii lo
i.c MIN q trc fort .fs.c l.dv vl5 WINS 10 to
l5'i ttp'uycl D, ulr lu, cry.
IT,, -,,-ic- ,.r, ..,,... r,..p .,...r CO.,
,,'an.,b,' nv, ,,, ..,., ,r .' ,-.t'
rc ,rrmcn w.. ION, com, .y,ri d, s...i,o .rd
,m giuns h,mr.t '1 Jn. at tic I.lor F,rry.
lccA.l incl nj ..., w 1'ttic .utii,r Nfh Sat
NJ, r To- Az ma cf'; orc yoI .o.'. io si,v 'nc,e 40
tay 2" Tie ,iDgt ur SIC au.cl,u ,Au bo itt,,r
iu.r-in'd q au -c',-tga.
Nm J,Vea. a. If,at.,-s , ,-su.t,....,, .t.l.,
Of T.u,IU.t.. y. t..t. .a,' Co.,, .t -. ~ ~
49,. .. g. .. '.' W.
Rod IA .I....,J rc ',,,.c.I , , ' Wv
lilo 20 n to- t,f p, s..tc ,f ,,,,.t,f .i,,.,.,,
under vh. ..e tc,efs,d ~a1 i. or.af, o"ip.. 10
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Telegraph 10 the ". z. San.
EAgYllGTGl DISPATCHES.
Rebels ParOled Yesterday.

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Harlan.
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