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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-25
Latest from Charleston.

The Yankees arsfearial of the advent of she
.sickly season, and are purifying to be prepared
:for it. On the night of tho 10th of March, "a fire
sdestrOyef the whole block on which was situated
the warehouse of John Frazier &Co. The roads
TO Charleston are lined with people, white and
blaek, going to Charleston, on foot to trade, and
for protection. ~ -s... + T.. -, 90.
The Savannah Republican says, that Martin
R. Delaney, full blooded negro, has received
the commission of Major in the .. S. colored
volunteer service, and been ordered to report to
General saxton, at Hilton Head. for duty. 1t
is the first instance-ofa negro. receiving com.
rnSsiop as a field officer, ezceptas surgeons. -
sssScster's cosnmahd is treating ladies brutally
and outrageously, in the raids from Charleston.
The cotton feet that left Tybee on the third
consisting Of thirteen vessels, is supposed to
have been lost in the storm which prevailed for
two weeks of Cape Hattegas. .a.
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serere. Battle in N5rth Carollns.

We have the following reliable intelligence
from the 'front.' On the t6th.instant, four miles
below AYerysboro, which is Between Fayetteville
5sspd spithfeld, Two. corps under. Slocum, and
Kilpatrick's cavalry, ware met by Rhett,s brigade
of soada Carolina Regulars, and held in check
for five hours, until the arrival of Gen. Stephen
Elliot's brigade, (also Charleston troops, when
the enemy we're handsomely reputsed. Federal
loss, as stated, $500 Killed and wounded, our
loss about 500. -.. - ,.-r:. ~,... -;
Killed, in lst Regular Infantry, 1t. Coz Robert
DeTreyille, (son Of Hon. Richard DeTreVille of
Beaufort, L.. Glover and Capt Qaattlebum.
Wounded, Capt. Press Smith, badly, Capt. a.
". Burnet, thigh, Capt. Duff Calhoun, Capt
Pierre Bacos, knee, It.. Hor4beck, left eye, 1t,
North. =. - 49,. -, ~. - -"
= Wounded andscaptured, 1t. Ravenel Macbeth.
COL Alfred Rhstt was acting ~Brigader, his
command consisted of LIST. S. G.. Regular Artil-
lery, Ii. Col Jos. Yates, commanding; lst S. c.
Regular Infantry, COL Wm.> Butler and Col.
Frederick's splendid volunteer regiment. ...a
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Congressional.

RICHMOND, March 1S.---Congress passed in
secret session, and the President has approved
the act to raise coin for the purpose Of furnish
ing necessary supplies for the army. The first
section authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury
to borrow from any bank, corporation, sor indl-
vidual, any sum in coin not exceeding three MIL
lions irsnggregate, and secure repay ynent at such
time rs may be agreed upon, not to exceed two
years after conclusion of a. treaty. of peace, by
issuing bonds payable in coin. and bearing six
per cent. interest, payable semi:annually in sHs-
Gle. The Secretary is empowered TO pledge
cotton and tobacco owned by the government, to
the extent of the value Of the loan obtained, or
toiconvey the same in payment ofsuch Joan, with
the right to export to London: free from duty,
except to the extent o&one-eight pei cent. now
imposed by law. The second section provides
thassin the:event Of future loan, there shall be
levied and collected tax of twenty-five. percent,
upon all gold and silver coin, bullion and foreign
exchange in the Confederate States, payable in
kind on the first April, or soon thereafter as
practicable, amounts not exceeding two. hundred
dollars in value to. be exempt from the tax. AL;
SO; all amounts loaned to the government, under
first section. = a">s@.s a-@
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10 cur. Weekly Subscribers. :

We call the attention of our friends TO thetact
that,lie Tri.weekly issue has been sent to mary l
Who have not ordered il but who, were taking
the weekly, believing that they would prefer the
former paper. large number have sfgnifed
sheir acceptance by a prompt response, while
souie others have kept silent, not being able as
set TO make up their minds we will, therefore,
send two more numbers, this mornings and Tues
DAYS paper to them, and then send the TrI-week-
" to none who do not request ii, and ,psg up.
The great expense incurred in printing paper,
Snaowadays, forces this NECESSITY upon as, other
wise we would be glad to walt nntitthey arc con
yinced that 1t is as well to patruRize = home pa,
per. Why halt ye between two. oPi,lionss . -
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GENERAL ORDERS.


T THE MILITIA of the State between the ages
lie of l6 and IT, who have reported for duty,
and those who have not reported, those nov alb:
sent by .furleugh or with leave, these who have
not been able to rejoin their command, aid all
others OF this age, who from any cause whatever
are absent from duty, Will assemble at Spartan
burg, as soon after notice OF this order as; is
practicable. 1919. p. .:. -. . So
II. When assembled here they win be pfacedin
Camp of INSTRUCTION, and prepared for suehser-
vice as the defence, ,ofthe State requires. "a
III. AS soon as it can be done, the State Ca
dets, attached to the Citadel at Charleston and :
Arsenal at Columbia, will be plSeed in charge of
this Camp of Instruction.; and the discipline of
these Academies WILDE extended over and en-
brace this portion ofthe Militia.
AIV. Phe officers of these institutions will be
charged with tbe dutyof giving to these, troops
not only the militaSy training which will enable
them To- bc efficieAEin the field, but such adtca'
!" tional advantages as can be afforded !; and by
Which the qualities of the citizen will be degel-
oped. -E - p. p >'se.,
: ". The Quartermaster General limake pro- !
vision for the accommodation aof these troops
and the Commissary General will make all proper
arrangements for their Subsistence. z = <aH%
s5.YI. The service for which these troops are in
gtendedsris the defence of the State; and@it rs
hoped that none viii hesitate ofsdelay in offering
themselves for that service, The preservation
and care ofthe youth ofthe State; their inlproye-
inert, so far as j, can be accomplished anderex.
isting dissdva ntages and the effort and inten-
ton to do good to them, while they do good to
their State; are declared to be the purposes
which shall animate all under whose care these
youths are placed. - sEls s S.
VII. The. Chairman and Visitors of the State
Military Academies are invited to assist in the
organization of these troops. ..ss,22..ss,
:, VIII. Until otherwise ordered, the headquar.
tiers Of this command will be ct sparta4nzburg
Court House. ~. =. ~ ;,.-.s%, -
s= By the Governor :,.l =. -. : -,
., (ORcial; g.. - a@,<a- <z2ss .s'zS
q G.: A. FoLE1N, A. a. General; 1>s ~ -
March Is &1,sa1 .. assi7.z' - 22'fs.
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From tke West,

SENAToBI4, March l4--The report is, that
Shelby has defeated Yankee force near Little
Rock, capturing fourhundred prisoners, and cam
non. The cavalry raid under Grierson, has. re-
turned to Memphis, having gone no farther than
Ripley. Gen. Wasnburne has issued an order
permitting citizens of the department topurchase
a limited amount of supplies. The papers say
there are agitations prevailing in South America,
which may result in the annexation of Honda
ras. ~; -. -
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IMP0RTANT GLEANINGS.

5gs Basssss s saSsg7I saTg Is sa Rs Woaaasa
s ard PRISONERS. = = ,Ssss ~
an ofscial dispatch, we are crediSiy s:sforsned'
was received in Columbia yesterday, confirming
the report that Gen. Johnston defeated Sherman
on the 18th, near smithfeld Our loss vas com .
paratively small. Sherfnan's loss very heavy.
Four thousand prisoners were captured. ,sr.zse
A courier just in reports that Sherman was
driven back. Eve miles, and Gen Johnston still
pursuing. .-..,........ - -.
.sss, On Isst Saturday General Johnston moved his
headquarters from Salisbury to Raleigh. ..
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from the Traus-Mississippi.

!. Augusta, March l8.-The Mobile Advertiser
and Register has reliable Information that Kirby
Smith has twenty.thousand negro, troops, armed,
equipped snd organized under their masters and
ia operation in Traus-YississiPpi department..
The muster rolls of that department contain over
one. hundred thousand names. Eighty thousand
are effective and in service. Tie journals. .an.
nouneing the fact, ask why they are not now
used to sope purpose, and where they are most
needed, -. , 49,. - h. >
b. The small pGx prevails at Mobile, exchanged
prisoners having brought it with them, Sanitary
measures have limited:its ,ravages. - >. -
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From Charleston,

The garrison at Charleston is greatly reduced.
But few troops are left in sayannab'-nostly ne
groes-all the corps having been transported to
Morehead City. - =. -. .,........
. The measles and other diseases prevail among
the negroes in Savannah-they die at the rate
Of thirty day, and are buried in trenches with.
out cofins. 80. -.
:, The contrabands occupy some of the finest
residences in Charleston. .-...'. .s..... ~
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TIE FTue Ring.

TAe merry voices of the gallant hiSSissippians,
sass the Augusta Goisti'utiehaIi&t, Mar. II, ring
ing through our streets late on Yesterday after
noon was. decidedly cheering. We tlust it made l
che gold and other sharpcr< inwardly y@Groa'i,sas s
IL nr,st have made & eFery@loyal~ Conie9erase@ re-
ioice These, men have serry one been fttrlolghed
since the return of Hood from the late Tennessee
campaign, but nov like true and glorious yete,
sans asthy are; f,port promptly fs duty 6fe hun.
.arel miles from theh, State It made, MS. feel
proud Of our birth STATE, to seeler gallant sons,
veterans of the old Brigade of 4YataaT and chal-
;uers, march SO cheerily through our streets.
The Army of the Tennessee Is hastily: clustering
around heir old chief. e. 3, ....5.5s-., -,
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= The state Of South CarOlina. rs :.
-. ..ss.-z> .a. NEwBgRgY :DIsTRicT.s
3g J r. Peterson, Esq, Ordinary Of 6es''
T. = =. SIs5r=s rSss.s-lf.ss

.Bg@ J. r. Peterson, Esq, UTdana7y 0 IVsS5'
berry District. ~ 2, "S7.' S'.'s 1',.' ::
yNY HEREAS; Frances Brennan has applied 10
w. me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and lchsttels9 rights
and credits of Dr.. John &. Brennan ofthe dis"
trict aforesaid deceased: ss2sss = Il, &.
. These are therefore;to cite and admo1ish all
and singular, the kindred aid creditors OF the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at NeWberry Court House, on the
3rd day of April next, to shew cause At
any, why the said Administration should not be
granted. z&.-. 80 - 1,,, 80, -,
= Given under my hand this goth daysoe March,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
.MarchE2ls JOHN 7. PETERSON, 1o,K.D.{
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From Richmond,

On the 18th, passengers leaving Richmond, re-
port that Sheridan was in the neighboffood OF
Ashland, trying to form junction with Grant,
but was intercepted by Pickett's Biyisfon getting
in his front. Rosser and Early ly'scommapds fol-
lowed Sheridan in the rear. 4 battle ensued.
sberidanRas defeated. He was retreattng through
King William, '.z. - r.
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Hea Quarters
:EyROIIIING OFFICE. NEWBEaRY ,
NAKcIE 90, 1856.

-
T Tie dtt9ntion of soldiers returning. home
/ .. on flifrlough in &egberrE District is again
calFcff TO the reqmremrntS.o paragraph II Pea-
eral ordcss No III, !..& I.ti. ., series oflS S6$.
II. The order referred to YeQnires that soldiers
returning home on turloughl or on reaching
places 5t &hichT they will stay during fartoash.
win igmedia:eiy report 10 the nearest EnrHLips
officer. who will keep a register OF their names,
descriptive liss place wheru Stationed, by whom
The fHrIo"gll was granted aRd the time atwhieh
it expires s., -. - ~. 49,, u Eg y
Iii. When soldier on Through is,a: the expi-
ratioq>oi the same unahte rotraFelto fhe Hos
pitat Examining Board he viii be ordered before
the Board Of Exarniners for eonscripts, which
Board if they think proper win recommend an
extension of furlough MOTTO exceed thirty days.
lV. In cases where, from sickness or wounds,
a soldier is unable to appear before the Board of
tEvaminers for ConSeripts, he Will send up to the
Enrolling officer with furlough, a certificate Of
his attending physician, giving a full statement
Of his case, which certificate, if approved, viii be
rcferred to the Board for its action.
V. A strict compliance with the above require
ments Eillbe promptly enforced. -. r.
7 - - - s,>.. - F.. n. WALKER,
| March 2l6 =, Capt. s E. o. n. D.
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From Fayetteville.

We cannot ascertain to what extent Fayette-
vile is damaged. One report says that the whole
town was burnt; aEether that only the; arsenals
and factories were. DESTROYED. There were ten
large factories around and within ten miles Of
the town. .S> go .|,~, " 49, y
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Starvation

Is Imminent among the people insthe burnt
sections of. Lexington. Richland, KershaW and
Darlington. Cheraw is filed with refugees, who
are m deplorable condition. Let US do all that
can be done to alleyiaYe aleir miseries.
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From Mobile.

A large feet is in Mobile Bay, and heavy
force of the enemy concentrating st Pensacola,
upder.the command of Generals Ashboth, An
drews, Davis and Steele. They announce the
intention of cutting all communication with No
bile.
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NG0ET.7TGG

US HEREBY given that a: the expiFa;;o ;;oFtzo OF Of
Il three months from This date. ap3tc&tFon>Vill
be made for a. duplicate OF ce, tifcate for
four per, cent. Registered Boul of the confede-
,ate Statessof America, issued to PIE, shy Sas
Johnstone, c. S. Depositary, atNewbetry, $ c;
No 1925, dated Slst March, 1864, for THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. The original @hcreot
has been lost. ,.ss-5 o. -. DAVID CANNON
T. JAM 81 3mo, - - ..a ... ~. -: .yT.E.
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Ero,,n patcrsbTeg,

PsrEssBURe. March 19.-The situation here is
unchanged. There are no movements to report.
The weatheEis fne and the. roads rapidly i'm
proving. - - -
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. To PREVENT TIE ESCAPE OF NEGRoEs.-The
Legislature of Georgia, at the late session.
passed an act authorizing the Governor to es,
tablish ., line fof mounted pickets, of such
number and at such points, as he may deem
sufficient for the purpose of preventing the
escape Of slaves to the enemy at Savannah
and to organize the gmen9into q, battalion Of
cavalry, to be composed Of such as will mount
and arm themselves.
Z, This is.a right move and in the right direc-
tion,: Such a measure would not be aniss in
this State. 4 .T@-a', .s,' -. -
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Single copies Of the Herald can be had for nj
sycents, provided parties bring their change,
otherwise 81 Sislll be charged. & =:
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- His Excellrncy, Gov. Magrath, arrived in this
place on Wednesday afternoon, and took up his
headquarters at Maj. L. j. Jones. We understand
that he. leaves for Columbia this morning.
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Capt +. N. walker win please accept our
thanks for late papers kiadly furnished:
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In the next issue our readers may look for
ereatinthe publication of Abe lincoln 8 1nau.
gural Address, as rendered by the London Punch.
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: -Four yaakee stragglers captured in the vicinity
OF Pomaria, were sent 10 Chester. several days
ago. 5,!<.Ss.- - s ~ -. p, =, 70
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NOTICE,

TO BONDED MEN AND THOSE WHO HAVE
NOT PAID THEIR TITHE BACON.
r TAKE this occasion to notify you not to turn
H. over your Bacon to any person but 1.-THE
Collectors, Or this 9ifice, or bonded Commissary
insthe field. The receiptsdf any bat Bonded
men in the field are worthless. =. <
- - ,..Ez4s4 Nv. w WALKER, GA. :,
NeWberry, S. c., March 16, 1865. r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15

TSponrxNr IEcTuRKs DAILY-roR GENTLEMEN
j only, Al the New York Museum o. Anatomy, se Bread
way PARTIES unable attend these lectures have them
forwarded on receipt cen b. addrsasns Secretary Of
sss Vera Musssm cf Anatomy.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS



BrsAIxY-BAuro.-On Thursday, July 10, by the
Rev Robert @ Mills, d. D., Of Salem, Mass., yoHS y.
BLEAKrsY, 70 AxElA D., daughter Of the late Thomas
CaAxS-NrcznI.-On Wednesday, July II, At Grace
church, by the Rev g. A. Crane, D. D., OF East Green
wich, r. l., ALzx B. CRANE, Lieutenant Colonel OF the
Eighty.nfth regiment Indiana Volunteers 10 Laura Con-
MIA daughter Of John W. Mitchell, Esq, Of TIN city.
FoasyrE-MnLn-A Bedford, New York, on
Wednesday, July L. by the Rev. p. b. leroy Mr. Gso.
FoRsYH, OF Kingston, Pennsylvania, 70 Miss Exnr J.
MnIsn, Of Bedford, New York.
LuDDn-JAnssoS-InH Hudson City, New jersey, on
Wednesday July H. at the residence o. B. Pierson,
ESQ, by the Rev. NJ K Ellison, Major DIxrHR LUDpES,
late Of the Eighth New York artillery Of Batavia 70
Miss MARTHA JAxs JAMESON, Of Hudson City, N j. No
cards.
Batavia papers please copy.
PALxKR--L' HonnKpKu.- Thursday, July IL, at the
residence Of the gooms aunt l66 Norfolk street, by
the Rev. John A. Roche, pastor Of the Allen street
Methodist Episcopal church, FsRRis PAIhKR Esq, 70
Miss ELLA J. LHonnKpiEU, daughter Of the late r. w.
L'Hommedieu, Eco, both OF this city. No cards.
RAYP-LoSa.-0n Wednesday, July II, by the Rev. @.
Clapp JOIN H. RAPP Jr, 70 AnklIA eldest daughter OF
W. r. Long, ESQ, all of this city.
San Francisco california; papers please copy.
SwAIN-JoHSsoH. williamsburg, wednesday,
July IL at the residence OF William Foster Esq., by the
Rev Samuel Baker, LucKH B. SWAIN, Of 81 Helena
Island g. c. TO Miss ELIZA D. JOHNSON, Of the former
WMuow-LAre In Philadelphia, Pa, on Thursday,
July Ia the residence OF the BRIDES father Acting
Master W. H. wIssLow, U. g. NJ 70 Miss ANNIE TRAGuAiH
Eastern papers please copy.
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ALEXANDER. Friday, July II, VIZ ALEXANDER,
aged 70 years.
invited 70 attend the funeral, from his late residence,
los West Broadway Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
His remains will be taken 10 Cypress Hill Cemetery.
BRosskHAS.-0n Wednesday, July ID, hARr BRosSE-
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence,
No lo7 Washington street. this Saturday afternoon at
one O'Clock.
Bowr-On Thursday, July 49, THOMAS Bows, q native
Of Clunking Ballinaki Queens county, Ireland, aged
~ years
attend the funeral from his late residence No S48 West
Twenty ninth street, this Saturday afternoon, as one
O'Clock.
OAnnsos. Thursday, July 10, JAM, wife Of James
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residence, corner OF
Twenty first street and Third avenue, South Brooklyn
This Saturday. afternoon, at three o'clock.
O1Ovsa-After long illness, Mra hARr CLovrR, vile
Of Edward Clover, aged 90 years
The funeral will take place from the North Baptist
church, Of Christopher and Bedford streets, on
Sunday afternoon n o'clock The friends and rela-
lives requested 70 attend without further notice.
CAWsaL-On Friday July II, RoBrnr CAMPBELL,
native q Scotland, aged 90 years
me members Of United States Lodge. No. N7 y and
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d The MARTYRS MONUMENT;
THE PATRIOTISM AND POLITICAL WISDOM

ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
As exhibited In his Speeches Messages Orders and Procama'
TONS from the Presidential Canvass OF 1860 until
his Assassination, April II, 1855.
vol 12mo 800 pp Cloth handsomely bound Prtoe u ~.
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Wen worth thoughtful perusal the publishers deserve
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Neatly printed, conveniently arranged. and provided with
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A work OF much value.-Bufalo Exproso. . - .
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NeWa Items.

News Items
The late Cheated term was very severe throughout
nquests within ten days. majority Of the cases being
from sunstroke Our exchanges full Of accounts Of
deaths from that most distressing case occurred
at picnic Louisville the Fourth, when eleven
ladies struck down by the intense heat One died.
two had severe spasms and several others are sill In
very critical condition. Even the negroes were unable
stand and the Journal mentions four cases OF death
among them ON that day from solar heat
Western reporter In Of the cities on tho Nisss
sippi announced the arrival from New Orleans OF the
lady Of prominent major general after the following
quaint style:-" Ars General c. came up passen-
and eighty bales Of cotton and eight hundred tons -
sorted private freight"
Il IL stated that the gold dggers ct Troy W, have
struck lode, which promises 70 b very rich Con-
siderable gold found in Sockbrdge and Bethel in the
Locust creek and White river Valleys the ct work
averaging - . day digging II.
meeting Of the Lincoln Monument Association was
held In Springfield, ILL.,, the evening Of the 9th The
committee reported form Of conveyance OF the property
on which national monument 70 be erected which
adopted The Treasurer OF the ASSOCIATION reported
4S2 900 In the treasury afer the payment Of all contn
gent oxpensea
On the 10th inst bonded warehouse q jamestown,
H. miles from Springfield, containing twenty Eve
hundred barrels Of whskey was struck BY lightning and
into the sAngamon and covered I'll the way and for
moro than mile In sheet Of fame The Great wsstsrn
Railroad bridge narrowly escaped being cot ON re BY the
burning fluid The loss 10 estimated st $500, 900.
One hundred and eighteen Norpons passed through
Quincy H. day last week. They had been detained
q New York for want OF funds 70 enable them 70 reach
the promised land Ths young girls Of the party sold
and portion Of their waTdrobes 70 raise the where
wtshal 70 make the journey.
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Tn Dap AT AmrRsoxvulA We hear that Miss Clara
srson daughter Of Judge Barton, Of Worcester Masa
Sho has obtained national repute BY publishing list OF
u battles and under nre len this city on Friday,
n government vessel with party, for the puposs q
nciosing the area Of ground o. Apdsrsonvfe where %
any Union prisoners persisted from want and exposure,
"a Of putting up headboars 81 their graves She con-
ssvss that me has suitable List Of hs deceased, and
accordingly obtf9ed seventeen thousand
esquire long period Of hard Toll for W accomplishment
~ noss sincerely % hope that she may - rewarded
~ psrfset Psscssa--W~Atsfss HSEesa1 ln1sResser