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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

OFFICE OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY 1877
~ West street New York, July rs, l8S6-Dvidend.-The
directors OF this company have declared semiannnal v
dend from the earnings Of the road for six months ending
Goth June Of three and half cent the preferred
stock d.. a..t
Also semi annual dividend Of four per cent the
mon capital stock. -
day OF August next at the Office Erie place 10
the registered holders OF stock at the closing Of the books
The transfer books of both classes Of stock will be closed
the afternoon Of Saturday the 9th, ard be reopened
Wednesday, the 2Sd day Of August:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10


FINANCIAL.
NEW York, August J. 1885.
Parties holding thirty 500 coupons OF the three
years and threeenh notes. maturing on the loth
Inst are them with schedules at any
prior 10 the inst Holders complying with the
will examined ana checks gwen or
them the 18th inst after three O'Clock r NJ Blank
schedules be furnished application at the interest
'p""'"' H. H. VAN DYCK Assistant Treasurer U 8.
CITY. COUNTY AND STATE BONDS, AND ALL THE
" Government Loans bought and sold.
JOHN B. MURRAY, q Wall street.
JNIGUTH DIvIDEND-OIL CREEK PETROLEUM
~ Company-he Trustees Of this company have declared
dividend Of per cent the value Of the st ck
""S"' A. NJ WOOD, President
w il. HARRISON, Secretary pro tenn.
E'IRsT NATIONAL BANK OF PETERSBURG.
REUBEN RAGLAND President
JAMES Z. CUTHBERT, Cashier.
Jas. Chieves, " p; Sivanus johnson,
John DOMAIN John Il. LemOines
Thos. Whers, Daniel w. LarsIter.
On and after the TENTH DAY OF JULY this bank viii
be open for the transaction Of all kinds of
BANKING BUSINESS,
in the banking house formerly occupied by the Bank Of the
City of Petersburg
ADDITIONAL subscriptions to the capital stock viii be re.
ceived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

vNHEREAb THE JERSEY CITY PUMP COMPANY
have made certain threats calculated % ,ntimidate
Eector Pump therefore, lido hereby agree
Nifty and harmless all purchasers OF my said pump
by reason Of their making Of the same and because Of
any alleged infringement made by with said
patent; and further agree give al purchasers formal
bond W the same effect II required
AUe ., 1885 N. L. CHAPPEJL <2s Hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

A FULL SET OF TEETH ONLY o.; BEAUTIFUL
"A sets, S1o 10 ga. Extracting without pain.
7-ti - nIClIAUD 4 0uRDis French ReRv !s.,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

OeTEoPIAsrIC on ARTIFIcIAL BONE prLJfNgs
ior dccsYed teeth old roots bull, up; mere snells
hc IN psfson Rooms ze Fosreenth sresA ono
door west OF Union square II, 800 testimonials.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10
MOON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK.

DRECrORs-sAN FRANCISCO.
w. B. JOHNSTON, Agent Liverpool and London lnsur-
Company.
HENRY CARLTON, Jr., Merchant
A. EHRHORN Merchant of IIelmann Bros. h Co.
The above Bank prepared TO transact IN London and San
Francisco all kinds OF Banking and Exchange bus
between said cities and all parts Of the world.
Special attention paid to collections purchases Of real
mining shares of all kinds In Call
fovpia. AGENTS IN NEW YORK,
DABNEY MORGAN 4 Co,
So Exchange place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
TEN DARS from New Hork 10
Evansville.
TIME GUARANTEED.
DRY GOODS.

TO THE LADIES or EVANSVILLE AND
VICINITY:
r TIE UNDERsIGHED, WOULD BEeRCT-
i fulIy call the attsntion 81 the ladls. 70 the
fact that I have lust returned from New York
With q fall aud veil selected stock Of Dry Goods,
consisting Of the lassss ssJiessf
Dress Goods, Brown anu Bleached
Muslins, Prints, Linens, &C., &C.
Also, a large And veil selected supply OF
EG = Il Z N 1 II x {.
Consisting OF
BonDsss Of every description, UntFin med
Hats for Ladies. Misses, and Infants.
fall HDe Of Fancy Ornaments.
fall line OF Installation, snk ADD or.ps.
A fuIl line Of Ribbons, which cannot b bat IL
Price or ouAiity IN the West
A ilBe Of french Flowers nns tie city Of
New York AEOrds. Also,
American Fio~Srs, hasdsomsIy lnIssssd. ct very
lsw figures.
Anything in the way Of Millinery
Done 20 Order In the Best Styles.
So MinIners from the City or CouBtry voaId
do veil 70 examine this stock before buyfEz slss
WHARF.
WE ARE MANUFACTURING
Cloaks. Basques, and Mantillas.
And have therefore on hand constantly, from. the
cheapest 70 the very best Of
Black SILK, Fancy aud Black Cloths, and
Trinniass for Cloaks and Dresses, Of every style
IA ~ don't mind tbs trouble OF showing our
Goods, IL VIII Be Of great advantage 20 those who
CONS 70 Evansville % buy their spring stock, %
60 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank.

TREASURY DEPARTn@s
OFFICE or OoMPTRoLLER on THE CuRRHGcY,
Warrington, January l9th.IS s6.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence press nted TO
the undersigned Il has been made 20 app,e@g that
"a TRs EvAEsvILLE NATIONAL BANx, % the city
Of Evansville, In the county Of Vanderbu rgh and
stafs u Indiana, has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements Of the act Of
Congress entitled, 'tAn Act 10 provide National
Currency secured BY . pledge Of U. 6. Bonds,
and 10 provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June Sd, 1854, and has com
pli ed with all the provisions Of said act required
20 be complied with before commencing the susi.
meas Of banking under said act,
Now, THKREFoRR. ], Hugh McCulloch, Comp
troilsr Of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
Evansville National Bank In the city Of Evans
VILE, in the county Of vanderburgh and State Of
Indiana, 10 authorized to commence the business
Of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Of once this nlneteenthsday Of January, 1855.
TLaI HUGH McCuLLOCH,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
REMOVAL.

X6RE. c. MIRGsT BEING COMPELLED TO
NJ v..ats SIS Old staad on tbs corner o. Main
sud First streets, bss removed large PORTION o.
- ztork 10 81 Charles Saloon, first strsst
$500 Nafa and Locast, whefs b viii b pleas
~ 10 ,zaat On his 1ts1ds until be can sooz1y his
~ saan6. eoruW Locust AID Fist Uz-0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
c. B. BEMENT, Pres't-
R. RALEIGH. Vice Pres't.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFIcE OF OeAPr0LLE nm OF THE CuRREScr,
washington, April Z, 1855. j -
NTHEREAS,BT SATISFACTORY yTDFRCE
w presented TO the underaiRnod a has beep
made 20 appear that " The Merchants' National
Bank Of Esansytlie, IN the city Of Evsnsville, in
the county Of YAnderburgh and State Of Indiana
has been duly organised under aud According 10
the requirements OF the Act % Con sress sntifIsd
-" An Act 70 pnoytse q National Currency sseur-
sd BY pledge sf United States bonds, and 70 pro-
vide Tor the circulation and redemption shersof-.
approved JuHe 5, 1854, and has complied with an
the provisions Of said Ast required 70 be complied
with before commencing the business Of banking
under said Act.
Now, THEREFORE,, I. FREKMAS cLARKE, Cesnp
trcller OF the Currency, do hereby certify thar
The Merehsnta' National Bank OF EvanEyiile.sa
In the city Of EsanBviller In the county Of Van.
darburgh sad State Of Indiana, 10 authorized 10
Oonmsnee the business Of banking md thslAet
Aforesaid. 49, b
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud
al Of ofaos this seventh day Of April, 1865
lLA1s FREEMAN oLARKE
ae1S-gn Comptroller Of tia oarrsnsy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS.
10. "a West Second Street,
CINCINNATI, o.

srsF - the Trade At the lowest rates . ssy larK,
stOck Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
oOnsiHting, In part, Of
Cc1xee Rio, LagGayrs, Mzriosbo, Java.
SuKArr-HsW Orlsaus, Cuba, Porto RioO, Eat
Refined.
szolasses and Syrup In great variety, quality,
and packages.
Teas-GuuDO~csr, Imperial. Young Hyaon,
Gnd OAtong.
sPaessl-HutmeEs, Cloves, Cinnamon. Spice,
Pepper, aud Ginger.
Tobaecos-chewing Fine Cut. AHdsmOkirg
Ia large stock.
Cigarss-Importsd and pomessso-fun A.
soFtDs1t.
Canned Goods s-Pssehes. strsEberrissS
BlAekbsrrtes, kasT b@rriss QliBoss, Pears, Gooss-
bsrTiss, Cherries, Craps, Pine Apples, Iomatoss'
eresn Corn, Peas, OYSTER, Loossers, AaeAefsi'
Sardines, &C.
Rics, RAisins, AlncDss, FiIberis, Wslnnts'
Pickles, Preserves, Candy, soda- wooden nAre'
Sauces, Cotton Yar1ss Twins, CoToASss hste1esS
7Isckfnz Ink, Pager soap, Candies, starch. Dye
sssss. Nails. Goldfish, Esrrisx.Ae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
BANK.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
OF EVANSVILLE.
pTRECToRg:

This Bank viii be located on the corner Of Main
and first streets, In the room now occupied BY
MI HeAly, as soon the necessary changes can
be made.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
b. b - L NJ
No IL First Street.

(BetrssR Main and Locust StTests)
EzaninIns the stock and bear the prics, for, a.
bought ny Goods uader the late panie car sell
cheaper than any ho1ss in the city.
3. BAUH
p S.-LAdies IN want 81 Hair svitchss, or
SANITY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

DERFuMKRF, sears FoTL.KT ARTICLES
u PosnsAaa, Oosnsttquss. rootA, Nall, Slash,
Hair and Cloth BrEshss; Co@ba ia great varissy.
May BE- found ae
a. u HKELn===pruxs Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25

DHYsI0IASs' PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIgI
= ,P'''-' HALLoCK's Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
COsMETTCS.

II ;. scHLAEPFER Has JUST RECEIVED
II. q supply OF sausdsr's Fac Powder and
oslshrAS3 eAsrasnd Dzss, corner q MAin end
nsssRa. ais
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-25
PETROLEU ca.
THE CALIFORNIA
PEIROLEUNH

Located on the Ranch Of Ojaf, near
BHeHGUentura. Santa Barbara o.,
California.
In tbs summer o. 1864 Prof sIlifaan examined
this locality, and ia q letter dated AZ Busnayen-
tura, santa Barbara Co., July 2, 1864, be thus
communicates the results 81 HE observations
upon the property nov owned by the California
Petroleum Company, tho pufehass Of which he
strongly recommended 70 his friends Ia New
Yosk.
The property covers an area Of eighteen thous-
aud (tB o00J acres ems body, ~hich arr ~
present 1T least twenty natural oil wells, some Z
them Of the largest sire. Arsesi4s wells vii BE-
fruitful along double line Of thirteen miles say
for e. least txunIy-hve miles ia liuFAr extent.
The Ranch 10 An old 5 Jan en- zrsnt Of four Leagues
OF land, lately confirmed. and u psrfsct tiife 10
has, - I said, about eighteen thousand acres Ia u
Of the nnsst land, wateTed b. four rivers, and
measuring IN a right ne, IN all, nearly thlrseen
miles. As ranch, " is . splendid sstato bat "
salHe L IS almoa fabuloHs 1sath IN As bet Of
OH"
In letter written % the Company since his
return, (Feb. 10, 1861, be says.
81 am happy 20 Be able to confirm Al this date,
what have said IN my published report res poet
log ths extraordinary character and high value
Of the estate on which your Company u estah-
Iishsd.n
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-03-29

way as yon journey. Eastward, from Co.
lumbia. or the tovnof Winnsboro, one
third was destroyed. In the town Of Cam.
den, seventeen houses were burned, And
thus, Mr., Editor you may journey from
the East bank Of The Savannah, to the West
bank Of the Cataybs,; guided By, The tall
chimneys Of the homestead whether q
stately mansion of humble cottags-tbe
blackened remains Of the corn:eFib,, the
white ashes Of Tie cotton:gin house, the
carcasses Of horses and cattle, sheep, hogs
and pigs, and every animal Of domestic fife,
as they lie 5patrifying along the Ra5sside,
and IN tie farm. .yard, ,nately bat clog aaep.|y
testifying the diaboliSal: motives; aud deeds
Of these iiends. - YIATOR.
~ ~ S3fsag
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-03-29
Raleigh go.tsderete.

The NEGRO TRoops Applicssions for
PERMISSION perm to raise negro regiments, We
.;un derstand, are pouring In daily at the War
Department. When the question was first
introduced before Congress, twas feared BY
some that no men Of character could be
found cwilling enough to sacrifice personal
pride) to command negro troops. al
Indication Of the law, We are informed chat
there are now hundreds of men some Of
whom have never seen service who are ear
nestly Soliciting g commissions and authority
to raise companies, regiments and 'bfigades:
How these troops will be ofioered we are
unable ID Say, but presume rGeneralsLse,
having the matter in his own hands, will
appoint unassigned officers to take charge
Of them. We see mo- reason why q mar
should hesitate to command 1egroes-esps'
eially when they are fighting for US. lfhe
disgrace would'be inrefaaing to doae.
ii,-t1.Ss ,'sszsss$ Charlotte Bulletin.
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applied TO the payment Of the increased
compensation Of the soldier. = -
The taxes for 1865 may, therefore, be
summed up:as follows:
ons property Except foreign credits,
coin, &c, So per cent: on the valuations Of
1860. on coin ard foreign credits, 30 pei
cent, and on bullion, plate, jewelry, &c.,
To- per cent. S-E7-ez, ,s7z'~. ~
One tenth of:an the productions Of The
soil, as established by the present law oftax
liz kind. ;si9 = -. i'H
saon the income from property not employ
ed Ia agriculture, the rates prescribed By
tbe existing laws.s .%,; ss.z:' - -
e No abatemsas of the property tax In the
case Of agriculturists becadse Of the tithe
tax, aud no iabatsment in the case Of other
property holders because of tie income tax.
The present taxes on incomes, salaries,
&c., are continued: - .s-S -
Exemptions are specified above.
Five per cent. ou lisolyent credits, bonds
and stocks and loans to the Confederate
States TO be taxed upon the interest as in
eome and not tupen the principal. so
Ien per cent. additionsl' to income tax on
profits made by, dealing in property. money,
bonds, stocks, So, in 1860; or id 1864,
which are not already paid. -. -.
Twenty. Eve per cent. on property exceed
ing 25 per cent made in 1865 By banks,
individuals and partnerships,
&c!, to be paid in like manner.
Thisstax to-be collected also for 1864 Of
those who may not have paid the same.
An additiona of one.eighth in every case,
except that of tax in kind, to be applied to-
paying the soldiers.
- The person who is liable for the taxes and
responsible for their payment is the.oae who
holds or owns the property on the day Of
the passage of the act. :, - -,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-03-29
Affairs at Charleston:


We clip hefollowing from the Charles.
ton correspondence 8of the New York York
Times, dated 9th instant. Itpressnts some
of the features Of srsjngation 80
Under the new order Of things the peo.
pie Of Charleston are gradually coming To
their senses, and eyince a Dispositions
make the city once more thsieading trading
mart for this section Of the country. When
we first took. possession the citizens were
shy, and hesitated about making their ap.
pearance on the.streets, but now they come
forth in swarms, and Of course the majority
of them profess.to be on the, side of-the
Union. - :
Some of the citizens still cling to the
hope that the rebel Government viii even.
tually succeed In establishing itself on a
firm basis, but the ssme citizens are laugt,
ed and .jeered.at by their more wise neigh
bors. ,Eas:ss-. :.ss-', .s afs. :.: :
King street is alive with business. 5one
(isastonishea to.see how much suffers and
other traders have taken stores and exposed
goods for sale. The stores are doing ar
excellent business, too. From morning
till: night thoy are thronged with acpsto
mers. The great trouble is that q msjStis51
t.ofsthes citizenss have rebel money only
Fbar "A. the fact that tfliss money i,
worthless; Yet thsyaars Verya relactant q
! parsswsish ii ii witheut receiving portion D
equivalent ID return. 2 asss =,
A change hassrscsasly been made insb'
eomnand Of theadissrict X sBrigadier-Gen
Esal John 2. Hatch is m command of tn
Northern District, Department ofthe South
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-03-29
Colored Troops. <,

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iiou .ls oe0ts,sts y = ~ ~ tssss soIpa h
,nee - y us.0 sviusss.' suu su9 Ae Pas
i,aAee AZ aPPesl .nfopgn ~ sps ogta.nse :. sIs
h!e1noaa paPsssi ps sgsA :. q. ;ss.a : :, ~ :.
sne is.onh,oao pApsa.s Atso psl ,Ss' os.s
- anS ~ sIi;..msa.s ara nnmsyons il
~ ~. @ a;tn r, a-nse.ad .ba, Virain;s u;ll
.asd;lS @ ,.;sa tnspts thor..rd .ef ,bess
49, - S'1 -
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ne .e"s io.n we '.-a.:sia..pp,'o q =
.he - soslen taken sas,e =. - sa.lo'ps.1Sn g y
a1e y lsS nas sa.muiess9 =. tug s moysnels nyte ),
liWentY;nVe lVs Ili ztnopsaaa assaiEsaqy enloaisu
uhaer hlfDy omuni r;s@sys
II . ae" DAYS steps WIZ es sasel - y CON-
melce sns gnlo',msns y Notsa t,s lafoAla' \,
! ana IL Is wen g les sne iaseioes Aaow sne
terms upon Whlon tney VIII enter tne ser
wee: wee .;;sss ~ :,
lRsre aoa@ oe no Lorce egsPt0ye@ 70 tsei, GYM
pe! ITEM en- tg serge. .,zava.., 7f;s ,,
Their asl , enlistment VIII ne voluntary, 9lsh
Their owa, and tas consent OF thelr ma mastsEr 1ssE
+ Ffss lss' sn'egroes Hhi pe received VINO onoose
to,gSinnEeeg ,n9A Es .,,; s:s,ss 90 8
!. Inc :open VIII oe ireeaoms ana M 2 nome
among those with whom etheyu have been
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-03-29
YoRKELE WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH . y

ports at the first boom Of Sumter, A bright
ray is now visible-the silver lining to thei
dark cloud which has recently lowered over
ius-sud We cansbat hope that it is q gen.
tie CLEAN Of the sun Of peace for which SO.
many prayers have recently been offered.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-03-29

"A
his predecessor, Bigadier. General Sehl@em- en-
melfeunipg, having been assigned to the
command OF the detepeeF about eharleston.
BY recent order, eH eitize9s dssiring
any favor whatever from the Government
are required 70 call upon Provost Marshal
Wlllooghby ana take the oath Of ailssglapce.
a large number OF cltisens nave, conseq
.ly, availed themselves,of this opportunity
OF proving thefr @ loyalty TO the OLD Union
Among the ~ NUMBER VINO nave taken ~. sne
oath Of M allegiance are % seYe5sl laaiss la tac'
= tpe nrss one y saAe sne oa1n was s.s iaa
Sevefsl isa pas.lss paye eaptessea sasl appss
neGslol ;1 taat ~ .aklng sne oa.n tney Wou.u
De naDie 70 Dc o.! Iorcee in.o tue tm-noo' a1o
discriminating ss1 between sne wholesale con. @ :
sctlplon o. .ne Ieosls aaa x sas sS's% :,
,s s = SSs ,Ss s..t ,bs,
20 nOs en- .sso oopsasoa sus ,sVs s. :uss
Sss ~ g 81 lI h1;sba5 ss @ serSa @ nil. nil
s.as.' - ssis ,ss EFT. Ir;.sa I s.a,ss a.
'as Sapas a., .s .. 80 S.s.sa AZ.
e4 49,. e. .vs :. " ~ ITa;. U.;eI sn .na ,sam, @
pe.'Uu. VIZ p.0.s1. - y ~ 3. . LIZ, ae .,,s.;aOn
ms se.uosaass = sssy sue : y w s".s. : S; mh;sh
a.y Z poa'. ssh a. :. :. .ss 49,. :. nah
s.har - gs TTa;an ~ Es;, ~ aaunos;.;on TTrJsr
.xs nrssonf ysaime. t5s nsania II Cha, Sas.
fan dan take their eboo;oe-identiffg them.
is,slses, 40 TTn;on;sts :; ~ ,ahei. . FtsE
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,nhe Path. of Desolatfon.

= COLUMBIA, s. C., March 20, 1865.
Mr.. EDrrok:@ Z have never seen, in
print . fair representation, Of the aerasta.
ton, wanton, malicious and diabolical, me-
thodical IN its character, and complete in
its sccompishment-iliustrated by the
torch, and only made glorious by the suffer-
ings Of age-of defencele less females and Of
INNOCENT childrsn-that has accompanied
the progress Of General Sherman and his
army. sa - -
. Having just followed the hero1s path, I
submit ? brief description for your use: -:
Seventeen miles distant from Columbia,
as ouapwoaeh bythe Edge6eld road, the
traveller iateseets the route Of the Federal
army, as it marched from its base, defined
by Branehglls on the South, and Aiken on,
The North, sweeping upwards from Orange.
burg on the right, and Lexington on the
left The first signs on the outskirts, are
offals of butchered animals, and the half
consumed fences that surround, the small
fields. Scarcely mile is traversed, before
enteringa belt Of country which seems as
~ swent In tbe forest The waves of aames
freonentlv mounte3 tostbs tons of The tall
pines-reddsIing the. green; leaves, and
blackeuing the brown boughs.' A small
.ha fenoa linz The t.M, oh;m .tond
5,;E. s,,nrs,.s 80 h... 80
.;ae,o. .;ae u .ss;uu o. S,,ra as .ha u'' homo
''o4i''' :, ,ai :, s Ae w go. -, - no T
s.eaa Tu.e s.ay ,h asnss aau O,a.Asbeu .b v,u
us'S ii1 Oo'"eon 'n ~. " o'o G.s sno .0D
~ oe a.sa ~ I bas... aftha daa .ba .oua and ths
= W = 20 ,.as.,s,s.hse g I Nv ~ - LIN. !
80 - ~ ~ go, .Sa 80 - -, y TLa.a
s..s,..o.,.;nn.,lr ~ rora.t- t-4la,sa,.a.
s'sa.e
VI the ola, smaH ana Impoverished 'c"n
OF Lexington eus a single mouse Sc, remains,
ana Anew SUBURBAN cottages. " nat 0ooia !.
maze induced us aestruoaons NO nope o,
plumber gould nave tempfed-no moslVe OF
revenge could nave prompted speh desoia.
tion upon these poor hnteeraus' MANY OF
tne lnnaoifants informed me shat "nen tney
attempted to save a bed guilt, much pr priced
Pleee oi c1'na' q geauemo'per ns' .
.ha toosa T'nsl f tba ls
.ooA, =, sAs5 .,' as'se'o.''u flui'a'.y 'lc 'I- -
anu 'ae at,loiss "sis IS ausneu " p.eoes VI
ra.esu Ta psOA aasG 'hs ,s. tSsv So"a,as IA San.o
Lasss poy. pvJg ,sls =. sana I;ss ba W ~ % "gs,
af lsss tha Ss' ysntss $3.50 arnv W
" r. s snnssrs ~ from. .vb..Y1 ..,sn Gather. that
n.no.ai shar,.a n,s mon hn,nt ,be Goods ba.
60 .San, ~H;s .rmv from d.t. wS;ch the
.o..,,".sa... 10 ~ = : drnnLan ,osnar.I Iof, bo
~ S;na 49, .. e fo,Iows.
ssNo f.ld n;eoss over tventv. no,ndsrs
A.,rs.ass of f;s1a n,;acas ninety.si;x. y,
esGse.s a., L,s' g s4,h .so,n. .Ta#
1n.s sssss III ~, Ss'oo,aa
So oa.a aV,A sp'' u1:iSS rs .;.h. Sn'
n.air Aosu oo.ps' e,t m!a.a' isA' y "i4s'
io@asa nn,. isls "tls, lo ooesua. ooa III.
'Io'n cofPs-io,yoo s'fons ok '0ui'
gun oa;'Slles - Sna,, ooo no.u s. pieoss,
it'n oosps''0OO 's.0Ds ''A -'
0a.'stiss' % ooo ,..,., - s,n.
iStn ooips-to,0V0 ''t0As ''A i
gun Da'ceriss' 1V 600. s.,<.
lta cofps-iV;VuV ssfoogi slA iouf'gup
patterles. . = -
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which is to say / owd aboutas many as 4
didn't owe, and had hofBin to boot, and,
that's the fix T want the GonfedeEalcsgg lsg 70 get

s;a,. sl0a . lsss ~ ~ I'M 3 l sss "a
.ba.,s @ .bs Gs 4, s.5s ~ .Ss 1SnsasEs EssS s. s2
iui's - - -. ; - .s.I 5sss b -
we ara that vay ii, .tbeae 3 nsrts. 4 M I'd.
itur, ,shure. What the Yankees didant git
10 six months continuous plander were
Brought out to enjoy when they left Sud.
denly some friendly scouts appeared upon
:the arena, and made . gsnera srsb. Nse-
rything visible we're aPprons'atsd Without
pay OF ceremony. Qpr sls,a ipdigpsps s elllzans
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- We understand that sixty out OF fses.
negro men, enpaoyeaia some Of
our hospitals, have volunteered their Essryi-
,eas as soldiers under the law recently;pa
sed by Congress, We learn, slso that Gen.
Lee has received numerous tendss from
thelowuers ofslayes, putting at Ms com
maud as many Of their men ssorssnts Is
may be, willing to enter the sergies,and
expressing the opinion that there sNisi a 20
numerous volunteers, -