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KliOM UICHMONT. -
nivii(ini:i,Miii1pwni''"-vH ' ' 'i nl , ' I '
. . ir-a a ' a.
TVls ,r THIS fiHMwj,
1r m, ammha. No "apfiti4areae' fur a
t(er lime, ul preaeul. '
TCtHOK AIHmiSlH ft aartaeare
f ' til liral inw miJ $1 avrwiaarv for rack
ym-'iil piiicu'tiiu. "
i
T". B-u1iiij arfvrtiineu(. wilt tlan a it
mnary in pay for ihrm. N'mirri
rrd nr fr. will rii C.r lit firM,
W. amrh aH litrnit Bitalcalti . .Vnlicvs
Urr,r kizr, in tU Nnif aripiriHa.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Kioi IX Miv ((ULEAXS.
Moiift,Autr. I
l.l Vi,u,.i:i. liii- Z1"1 IMIH Ma rl'
irt 'cNC-i Meini!u nm( irinn it l
1 .iVink Una A. M. IWJ' ftriaka
li. i-ii l..-r.l lor Im.t li..r. attt it M
y- i lliMt l!i ntr liM beM e-tnivl, a
i K. .lral fiic- ihrra i r-jure U
aillii i ; ;'. .
An niiilfrctil F-ilrmt fTC
Mluri. Mi.. l.i-iUr., ' f - .'
I'll.- .MH-t'.iir at Jnckann tpriil'iiT
riot i?i N- Orlvani, t'nr'iMnWrMl rtll
i'ii r-i.H-ll kHti'-l. Hf ' tiol aar In
rii-rH'i-iiiM ! Cart' if aiiupt tnfirc
llii- .IrNl't. ! NVm IriMit-a w un
.i aiiiir-aa tlie rkltj
$ . Ml..
rl.lcti 1 Kllil pr
AND TilKU r ij
il.ll aiU:Ul IIh: riit-qiv vu the Wrk'oii
roiinj-'l .Sunday ltir.lli
iii nii4 ilruvt 1 t
Ir.iin ln a..n-i liiiti Iw I Iks l-litlctii-limciila
.(.liirimf VAvir"; 300 jiriartfii-fa. " Ciir fi t
i ciiiicil' in ll-ipd Uri-vU aliich
tiiuiiiilnl ill- i-Ikmih ' rntrflicliiiivbU but
aj;t fiiiltHMi(iiiT wfw captttrvil. :
DiMtHi trum .tUnia aaV tlmt tlif
nrinva cavalrv nhudi airiick tit Mmon
laiiiHid iMill r 10th, and wcr mvt til the
J9ili liv n jHirii"ii f vr furre hh
irti-ii iN)?tir lo atanOa uf iili ai.l
uli 4cvif i Hilary .
BECOXO . lf6PATCK.
Ii'icumuo, Aiijr. 22r
Til lUlll llurn (MtVtl f Til "iOXh Tr
reived, aaea (tl.t Vailtrd' fi l...n.l,e.J
.rion- ih" north aitla uf iitfu Jmiiio
ner. . i'li! i'bj-1 o.tiie eXpdlio wa
10 prewMit or fcrt- from dro!ijr the
itii-n eultir the vanal' a-roaa Uuch trap,
ay Siip- ia'ri V" rv real" frt.rt th T Vary
wna mad alouo; tha imrder. 'Innumerably
ramora of hili hea w, baaed on the
expedition. Sheridan hnt ti'e buadrvd
men captu'ed near Straabury. andaeeii
iv two aii n-ar l'errjvillr, foriiitngM
irV-att-r iart of tile aupply iraio. ', ,
Tah-Vaina from Whetder middle
4iriTi;i report thai Siealman wbipped
iiim iit liult-.ii. Another aaya Wheeler
Mhpiel Sti-ailinan eijjlit milea front Chat
tiitiO';. -' .
The Til'! i at IIlif took tilled
c-liM i.r..n if r..l, and v f fbjd by ilia
Kn liab Admiral to lke it.
lkKrKKH0CRQ, Auj. it.
All fj'liet Hlonu iinea lo ilay, but little
mi irlnr liehm- mil I le pii-kt Kriiij.
1iiiiiv iut ii-i't io-iii-ii 011 ei..ii roal.
and acuilla report thaf the are lollllliU
mi '"to I'orlilV.
h;om i-i-:rKKsuiiG.
1 'urtu.-!ii K(, Auj. 21m.
About 9 o'cW; tn dy our forces anin
allaike th? fl'iomv UmI.-iI on this Wel
don lUilrond in front, an-J tha fl ink col
lmy Ta lisTrTiiir
.-hrthworka a,aj ihre hundred priaonera.
The iSicti aaamilni.jj in Hank owing to tlrte
hi-avy force o( the 'enemy and airvntb of
ihi works, and the un-wjconalalhs jfiving
way, at an important moment, of one
of our biiieadea, was repulaed with
foa" by thr fl inktaj force, and aifcceeded
111 capturiny the line of akirru'hdiera and
reached the enemy brent work when
they were compelled to latira, . The tiglit
ing caed about 3 o'clock, tinea then only
kiMiiibin(f and iliarpakootiug. Tha ene
my now have tha 2d, 8ib and 9th cor pa
holding tbe railroad with fortifications of
the sir on jeat character,
ltrig. General Saunders, of Alabama, was
tilled.
The enemy made beavy'deawtuU-aQoae j
on-our left, oa City Point road witb. art
BICCOKQ, HrTCII.
' 1Wtfila1llt-kal J
lh Billl tin NiiimJuv
IijU IVb i-iijajif llrtiilin '
M f W railn(i mi J' fc'wiwla
ti.. .-..L..: ..i i.:..i.
UiV Jitlta' th;T.t fcw
M ir -W-flv w--hiiit- im u i.'w " Iiq w llivil
j vint. mi.i viai i-Hfl fMiiMjmi, in mim w
ji v , i r mim. m ivm I'll is. ,
, Krf ith KW at vvla, aa. n uiin Le-
low, llr ol4f K'IWlul in llir Uirr t'MV,
iH.rt Out, ; rlrJ-y ih,rmnff
. .'i . i : t
iitu mf 1. 1 im niiii-.fl . 1. t- . v r in i
iMtkk''niuI iiMni J 4irr. Lil w
)iild.ud mi)v jcfipjilnd uii
lite f aalrmatiiiri!. .' '
1, 11' V rr fnd'n' an. n.nrhig
C A HHcial rliajmlcJl to ilia A'lviTlUvr
frn 1'tMiia lwl OvforJ. y F'rr-l ar-
id 1'wimU lal iiij; . 3'lif yankr
am j "! ri'iiili't-; .. TV H'z'.it irliarsff
aa mi u linit mul li'uijie. K"fl rt'iil a
djg 4 - uvi olf rin " in rcliiMis;e j-ria-:
uim-. W!iMiMi" i. fiuinl " s ii-jj'' ti-
arnuld ctur lain f fmi rrkcliiu T
j, Jiuiith , lewruiuj fuiwata Hniiiniiia
li,uly- rrit.-Hti il " fmiu ' Oxford, t.i,iiU
llAfi Sftnirj;, liiirnlnir th Cnuri iioii-r,
iIim priiiciiial iiiiit i ' Kjrtiii7 "'"iiriraii-iimiM-a
iid lllf rrul-nf'f (Ji. JmcuIi
'TlMiiiai aiid ctiiiiiiiuiiuj4 nmny irt'icr
di-jlnlalKlia. Our (ttrw ritxcuj.il ( x
fwrd iiiuitrjj,Siui.lli.
' " T Atlanta, g. 2Jd. "
S-oUl rr-port aiii-liiVi I't-.UrMl imi.1, 7000
Ui'iif. f -flora arliil-. ry atartrd fn-ltl 1 - !
-slui t-m tliia iiiomiiii lb llic liuvcduii
j nfO-vnittcii. "v
. A leliiTfru.il an Hfli.-er in Grrenville.
I Eiet TrJJO alalff 'that' John Moi m h-fl
i .1 v I! .
'I IM tlutll. U I.
t runiiiiijr ri'nlnH 'fnm Itriatol to (im-n
i r
llHi.Z"M. . no ein-iiiT aoeueu e vht "
. ' . Ti I. II I . 1. - -.
intcttitbi all iiijjhl,
All tlUlet thia lllinrii-
ing except 'oXX"aMiul akumisliiitj; in Ma-
ney frmit oil Hie ni;lit. A !aUy wan
killed near the fcxpraa OfTwe U-t rieiiiujr
by a shell, and a soldier loat a It-g. j
' ' ' Atlaxta, Anj'. 24.
The enemy shelled the centre of the.
city Steadily all night. McDanierV ware
houae on Uunler street, between Prior anf
WliitehiiU, wita deatroyed by tire, this
nioruinj: at five, o'clock, and five hundred
hairs of cotton burnt. Tim city fire bat
talion waa promptly on hand and checked
tbe apread of uond nitration under :i he.ivy
fire from the enemyV Imtteriea. A m;dl
frame building uVar the Stat- road Shop
waa alo burnt laat niht. Itotb btiildiiivrn
wera tired by ahella. No casualties re
ult"d fiom the ahelia. The city is ciim
paralie!y quu-t thifJiiUMtg aav' umial
firtnjj of artillery and ainall arm. The
Yankee lalda rricrted by scent yestenlay J
is not connrtoea iy rion una nioruinj.
Atlanta, Aq. 23.
A dipitch from Jonesboro hUte:tliHt
a Feleral rnidinr party, in bearjr "Torce,
apearel in Fayrt a iih-.
OAlctal (iiapaivhee from Gen. Maury to
Mo!ile, eonflraui the capture of Memphis
bmilb were captured wila the citr
Dixon' bridge, oer Flint river, r.ear
FavettvUle, wa burned thia nio'iniug. .
FOIIT MOlitiAX CAlTUliED.
MoDiLtc, Aug. 24. "
Fort Morgan i in the. enemy's haods,
whether imiulert.-d, evacuated or blown
fp, ) unknown. There re contacting
report, but nothing ru.liab.le.
A da; of truce noat visited the enemy's
upper fleet to-8y. Th5 Federal Exchange
Agent bad wol arrived and nothing w;u,
accotnplished. ,
A special lo the Advertiser from near
AbbevilIe,-of tba24tb, aaya tbe enemy's
ad ranee passed through. J lolly Springs
Iharnortaing towards Lagrange. Their
wagoo traic crosed the 1 ai t shatchie and
camped at Water Ford last aigbt.
iueir
..i,fi-.i iiiifnt. miiwitVir I'fimiMta; rra.ri , ihi lUmli. Ihum N. C. Wi'cuxs
- U.v.7.,.t h.mtV an, m .f frmy Mi4HtiiM ff.l-L Artier", wAi-.-" iufiifti 42liC
Lf..'.' J..tl.-.i IW? ir. '..'3iL ! ' MKi. - v Mitfi riiHnbaw4 largely -tJtiU
ai . Ta. 'j . 1. 1 - I H'l-. I warwM1 VlUhiai Wl' 1BMB aapv'. ' V fa. M . M
1 ' : ciure.l lhr wmmi ian,a mul . ww wmgfi, . t- .rv.,.... ikfi iwck niiila. -
I ... U ' . iriaHHfS , Wttf l hJrtHT klllr.' 1UV' . Il..hu. l...i. V'l... - iaMkty . f ur iwi.a'. ir.r.rti.l
a,ri' . . .j ' i - r. . . ukiw n iinvi iiiminftn.i w irwipil .r'l I ".. A M
! ArMftiir-r Uiffi ttMitlitiirMikiu :i-urrrl i
1WimVliunM
' - ' . i i -i , - r -
j -.-r r. . , i - .
rtTK.isuu(i. AliiT- 25th,
IV Sew Vim I ll.iai.l ol llt-".22. Iin
V Mrf fruiii N'iMifijra Fall: 'liicli ")'
Jaiif , Plac-k, Ariiiry G.-nrrxl und-r
. , . ; ;. , . .
lychHliais .'m.t II V,. MiiM.ha iiNtalc
: O'. vini w iiii ninnri iii-ii. niiu
i . i( ill I . " l.lv. I
I vm, ihhumiiw v., ' ihiciiiu
i auml t t-rvr mi armiliov ami l'i ri-
:'i . . a--... i. .:J.' ... ... i
Mt i Hurting of 0tniiiiHKiir at mln-
nor i yr Auuut oilier hordt r city.
pBTEIlellL Kai Allff. 25-
Ortr frci - 'iijMed
Mitd dru in tli
Hif?v vklfinwlr iiHtin;fr'wit'''bf.Hriiui)Iii
Uuiidrnla tin morning. pluriiii xhhu
tSft"jriiiiiner. i'lyi -HiPiiuriiuJioiUtl
iKil n aliort liiti,
Vur KiiialL. Fr
.M-vir!- -Aty - l'at
Hki i lu-inv liaa brHrit
, ..
It--, vi:l iinH.. In lu.Ht miiU mi llm
Ihrt tif (lie WVl.Jou ro:ul lltlie or liu t-ltaiii;
iMa iik-H pU--, 1 ' j
liMa iik-H LU
Tf- fi'n-iiiyiHs tiwii BlnfiM lod 1)
u l tt it m h.M.M. .ff. ..la. . Ih.li .li.i.t I.. Ii.lr
i.ii'iii i.v.. . i.vi-i ...i v
left. . - - r - -
liullerV ivalry engaged the enemy'
eavMlry lei, ...ilea !e.,w, ,,i.l,t .n-fore J.',.
and re.iid every ,f. , .Wyr mak-
jatlidH llMS.JVoi.t Aa. U-riat'itiaV JluH4i .'JUuiUu Jiliackcd jui foftrd ibuiil
.krC imea. L.M
tlm !m1 liniir. Caiii-e unexplnini-d.' ' !
!
Atlanta, Aug. 25.
For tue cauae the Fedeial biillerie j
are ibnt llii morning. Lal nigh't a j
,liell alruck the l'reby leriau chinch on
Alait ree, odexj.hMk?d 4ii ibe bnM -, (
rtieiil where litany of tne ciiiz-n had J
aoujjbt shelter. Fragment of a ahell cut
off the arm of a citizen tying in lied in1
the baenieiit. My casual it ie. ' i
It i reuoiteil tliit the Ysnkfr havtj
again deal royel the GeriH lHilrod be-
low Decatur. Lieut. Col. (i. A. Henry, Jr,
ha been leniKrarily apKintid Provti
Marahal General of thi Hitny. Col. G. X.-i
.-, , i. . i i
lotvJi. of the 1 lib leiin. Ket. ha leen
i, ,i , ,.
appointed I Brig W and argued lo
augl.an . brigade. (
tt
KiCBMOND, Aug. 26.
The Waabington Ch rooicle of the 2 1st
tjya Memphia was attack at 4 o'clock lhi
morning by a" force of 3000 cavalry. Hiey
drove in our pickets and dolled dire;tly
to headquarter. W'aaburne iti.le a ruli
lor Dutkland'a headquarter atid eccnped.
iliev Ibeii Kltnckevl Irving 1'mmjii but
was repulsed by the guard. They next,
vitited the Gayoo llou expei ting to
Ciure it, but did liol aucuvd In gelling
poaaesMON. vur iroops now hIIhcKcu tne
rebew and tooy drove tlieiii Iroiu tbe city,
killing tliirty or more. - .
Our loss killed and wounded about come j
up to that, of tbe rebels ou tbo 22ud.
Tho rebel rakl on the city yesterday, waa!
a coinpleU fiirlure, our troov beiny with j
out leaders. The rebel carried otf some I
plunder and captured quite a number o ',
prisoners.
Mew 1 ork telegrams say rumors :re cur
tfnaocial circles tCallhe Goverhment liave
decided to send five comuiiftMotiera to liich t
inoud to arrange preliiniuarics lor peace.
Gokl closed 354f
KlCIIMOND, Aug. 20.
i3Jf to ie mi . our pickri line. L..ia iorl kul aliarp Dgbt took litem, caj
sinall. HMvy finu beard aonie diaiance j liimij; a Ur'B numter of priaotira and
down the linev of ike AVeldou - roaJ for i nine niece ol artillery, and the eiieuiv fled
The Confederate authoriiie have ottered ; jjwuUy p. Jn the enemy conoep
to exchange officer for otht-er, luau for rf4lej tlt,v j,, tie ,bicb replied
man with the Federal authorities, llere- ; ,,,,,.1. n, Iwinbardiiiekt was r
tofore the ioinl of contention h beeu the ...., ;" ,1,- i,,e.MwhiUi the enemv auc-
1 delivery of the eice. of prisoner. "Our ,
-jOveruinei t innsling upon lerni 01 tue j OK our CUnuer with the a.iUnce of
cartel whih required the delivery of !l tw ,nortar fleet succeeded in damaging
prioTiers on, roth side, theexcew to be on ! wvcrn gun carriage. The fort did nut
parole. The government now pioposea gnJ Tuesday. Geu. Pajro destroyed every -the
exie-, if auy, to remain in the hands ; lujg jn the fort and tpiked bis gun he
of the-ennuy until the captures are made j nj?he Mrriaon, numbering 581 nieu.
up. .uer, inwijju uiaoe eiojjriB urn
ited. Coaeepon-1
dence onthe ubjji shall appear.
4arik. A. 1 lit I Mllarkvil I ha truaiav laV-a. Tliir Im ! r.n.tl .i
I -
and
r i 4'
.atl iflcttrr, mikJ htUm pHtxt r arulWrjr
itrii 'iii " u r iohioii. 1"h )o ol ib
nciuy in kdlift . uil uunUd
heavy, 4ur rc-Utiv'rly mall. ,
Our irofuuii gratiUhU U dua to
r"'' . i.
, vtirrr til u victories, ana w ir oraTwiama
.. ..ik..
. (Si.fiiej)'
1'a.E. ttK.
7 - i,
1
PTEBCnO, Aug, 26.
t Thv affiir af lb vM(Um Itaiiruihl on
Wfilnva-liitr r-iy . mIJhii 006, nud
I auccMful 111 il rrilt. .
VVJiJilieuiuy' carnliy, ftod?E Gnl
. r, Si-nr-. mrtm en'aL'rl Wtwl UH
1 1, a, k fc.-v.TMl milea brVninl Il'aui'a Suifon.
1 . . .. ' . . . .
j UH, g klnn l tlit-ir HifitiiitJ aii"ioi In.
I J ! liiiHuiiioi Ina nirti nnd
huilil llieir iiifamry grailually but stradl
lr t.tiliiii ' them back until thev' renched
.1. ..... . L. .... .... I . I .. ..I
j i neir airoiil; hiiir", oiiit jiiii mia miq w
l l!.m. niJiiiiii i li.iiU el -ill I hunJrla
' prisoner.
! ,U five oVIock in. the afternoon Gen.
j Ulll attacked ihu CemyV M-,:.nd afuir
.aL but akaru ti-hi took them, cao-
in n a' oiit'iiioti.
Col. Pi'rani of Uicbmond, turned tlie.
r.piur.-d un upon the enemy illi gienl
vtf-rt-.
, The number of prisoners will probably
reai h 2 500.
. lirig. tien. Cutter was capturevl.
The primmer belonged lo Hancock's
rr- and hae teeii brought to town,
There wa coimderable tiring dowu the
Uol iodav. but not heavy tirinir. -
, )ur cat niry acted with .-oiijicu.u
J gnjjauiry. 7 T;
j . m
AtLAXTA, Aug. 28.
,. , , t
. The eaemv retireil from oor right front
, . , - , . ,.
laf m-'hl, our forces lacupyiug the aefOBU
, iy( nM, T,i- enemy', line.
j lo Hn
jail abandoned kirmihiiig ou the left
tWi ,llornitf. Wiih the exceptioii of
j three shell fired from the fight lat night
j before the enemy withdrew from that
point, the enemy bad not shelled tbe Hty
ftt 34 honr. Two dese'tew reached ihiT !
; ji,,r f ealertlay. They claim having
! N drafted!, at Dayton Ohio, and have
,.evt.r lu iuuterd Into seevice. t lUev
ataie that they cxine through on the road
direct from Chattanooga. . . ,
No news efrom V hrelerj rnanner
j brought u Una morning from llwr. righl,
, that heeler lapped the road iwice, f
which waa reoared mi mediately. Trains
running through, lie alo elate that
Sherman's army was all 011 full rations.
Atlaxta, August 26. Since moming
j,e nemy have retired Irom our extreme
Pft. Prioner stata l hat v train camu
thronsh from Chattanoogn yeeterday, 1 he
ChaUhoog Gawtt of 1 be 3d, - ay
; nd tbeu burned the town.
vfw- e '' -
A R, 9f Uov. .v?.
I tlnis. The Yankee say Fort Morgan
! a rannituUled at 2 o'clock TueadaV.
.jj ingctiingthrou bowitzera. A heavy
,orrenjerecL Iliere were If l.Uled ouoj-
her 0f wounded nnknown. N QrrC9B!i
bataou are not allowed to visit tlie oity.
v.
vim my .IN tb
Matt tlrova
Til- flhl WM .iIH'
tllrlll. v
now occupy
6000 infuntrv
1ilttjr;rWaO fWra of UMiUerr.
iiturnl av tli:r iiitn.nn
U to rf Huin at Clinton, but it ii not be
Tlrraphi communicHtion l open to
wilLin aii milam of Clinton.
""; . , Maribiah, Anjf. 26v '
Tfct lnr at Vicfcabtiri eomplHvlt
rloard for lb Orit tdiriy daja, Injrrfiia
and rrMa mot allowed uu.lr'r any ciruuin
tanor. It ia llioiilil another niovrmnt ;
a on band, all ib borvea in the city
wrrt Iwiaif - imur-d by ihe Yankren.
Tlia irimn4s CMrtured in Mfiiiplii by
Forrrai Urft lir for Cababa tbit morning.
K ' Atukta, An?. 26.
' Sine morning tbe enemy liave retired
Irom our cctrvm Ifft. IVtnf atat
that train came thru frfn Chattanooga
watwrdar. The Cliattanoopa G-tie of
Lb 23d ay that Wheeier deKtroveil tha
dMt at Ci-aveland and than buro0 the
to a. . (
' 1. .. Atlanta, A bit. 7. ' '
Tha enemy dtaappared from our rntira
tr ?f!ln.t ??wjl on lb exUme kfi.
-Sberman u reported crossinz tbe Chat-
tahiioche. " . ' .
Col, Vpo.UHr4r of Ky- was mortally
woundtrd aad taken priaoner on tin) 17th
w?.il ranking an attack on Ilopkfnaville.
, Atlaxta, Aug. 2?. ,
arn alili in. force on our
i . -
!v i it ' v r.i
J""' f" f l!w. ,0t! ,l"te ,h,nt
11:: fuS!
rr . "rin o.ve
is saiu to De O.UUU cavalry witli 16 pieo8
of artillery. Cincinnati correspondent of
the Chicago Timea states that air tbe. Ken
lucky delegate to the Chicago Convention
have been elected with instructions to voto
for Seymour, of Connecticut, for President.
The Cincinnati Gazette Chattanooga cor
respondent of the 24ib say a neither Gen.
Sherman nor Col. Straight wera injured at
Dalton,
Tha Life of Genr Jackson. Wj
have llio t'Xlrema plcaauro of an
ininncing that the life of Lieut. Gen.
T, $. Jackeon, by Prof. R.' L
noy, 1ih been coihpleted in 'a work
oftWM volume, and that the volume
will lo printed at aiuiulraneonsly an
can be by Neabett fe 0M of Lon
dtiii, and A. ilorri. of Richmond.
The stereotyped plates of the work
will I e received from London us soon
jwxan be, and need by tlie Rich
momJpublislier. A portrait of Gun.
Jackson, taken in 1858, when he
wasa Major in tho United States
service, and copied by Messrs. Min-
nis cfe Cowcl , will adorn the front)
piK.H if the first volume. The sec
mid vol u tue will be embellished by
a portrait of the General as he ap-
I ma red in the wMitouerate service.
j -ii ' Jwtner.
The Yankees have turned loose
the largest' hornet's nest they can
muster after the Confederate cruiser
Tallahassee. The first news f tier
depredatious readied Secr'y. Welles
1 after oliice hours, oh tlie 12th, when
he 4tniiiediateljr ordered in pnrstiit.
tlus. Jiiniatav Siisniiehaiina. E0I113,
iram onanur , ui iuo xoiu, 1110 jioc
castn, Aster, Yantic, R. R. Cu vler
and Grand bolt; and on the loth,
ihe Dacotah and Suit Jacinto. They
all t"k different directions. These
Uvere all the vessels available in tbe
narj.
JfoBLX Example. Three planters
of Monro and Clark counties, Ala
bam a, npon hearing of tho threat
ening condition of affairs in Mobile,
immediately, took their bands, to the
uutnber of three, hundred and seventy-five,
and tendered them tn the
Government, and "Vera accepted.
A few more such acla ."will give
enough, of Jabor without resorting
to impressment. CAarioitf Timet.
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