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RIVER LAND FOR SALE

fENHE undersigned wishes 10 sell his Estate lanes
River, In the county Of Fiuvanna. sixty four miles
above Richmond The Fact contains live hundred and
hve acres, OF which hundred and five river
bottom, OF the very hest Gmalityoi the high land,
hundred have been cleared, large portion with
in few years past, all oe which il In good condition,
annually improving under The operation Of clover and
plaster. and lying on Tie North side Il the rvrr.
srnts fine eNpnstfr which experience proves 10 he
important the wheat crop. Much of the remaining
porilna Of The Tract very Gr tobacco land and fur
nshes abundant supply of pant land. The improve
mrnts substantial a, com Portable, consisting If
Dwelling House. Barn, Thrashinc Machine. good Nc
GRO Cabins, aud 1obaCcn Houses, sufficient for The
curing of thirty u.and poun!s. The line Of tie
canal passes ~ The base Of the hs, and leaves the
bottom land in unhroken body. The Esiae Is well
supplied with springs OF tine waller, Is healthy and,
the whole, nniirs many advantages for Comfort and
porit any other Of the same size the river. The
land will he shown 10 any porson wishing 10 view by
the subscriber, living mmeda ry the opposite side
of the river. The terms VIII he liberal and II the pur
chaser Should desire IL. credit a. FIVE years viii he al
lowed by securing the purchase money and paying the
interest thereon annually.
Jan E}-cwfw WILLIAM WOUDs0N.
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For RENT

"A And possession given Immediately, the
III House and Lot, corner of Grace and
-. =. 4!a Streets, recently occupied by VIM.
.sn, Esq Il contains IL Rooms. There is
~ Stable and Carriage house on The LOT.
l y !, . RICHARD HILL, Jr.
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HOYT,S PRIZE OFFICE.

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.
DRAWING OF LEEsBURG LOTTERY. Class g.:
II SO 40 Sc 3 6s az 70 81 % SO IS 60 80.
Drawing of Alexandria LOTTERY, Extra, Glass "a:
SO 20 10 70 81 8 SO SO "a % IS.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, Class IS:
6i2 9 8 81 SO 81 IS a. 80 Al 4 "a.
Half Ticket Nos 8 10 2I, Capital Prize, sold by
HOYT.
NrSTfLL ANOTHER! 60
Nos. 2l 20, Capital Prize, sold IN yesterday
Lotteryby HuYT.
To-Day-s5 900 may be had nv investing 81 2o, be-
fore half past eleven O'Clock, al HUYT'S OFFICE,
Feb. 10 No. Exchange.
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DRANDRETH's pILLS.-Acrimonons humor is the
- and only II all pam and distress in the
body. Paa u the wa:nlns gwen by The nerves, that
there are acrimonious huIncls IN The body No man
ever mad an affection of The lungs but from
acrimonious humors iving settled there No man ever
had pain in the head affection OF The heart but IL
produced by tho presence upon those pars OF acri
monious humorS So with RhrumatisnI-it j. thr acri-
mOnous humois which have settled upon The me mbrane
of the mu-cleI 20 with Dysehi-ry-lhr acrimonious
hunors have settled upon the mucus membrane Of the
bowels, aggravated III most cases by the retention Of
hard fecai mn;ter In those important organs. There
never was pain distress in any part OF the body
(uIl-ss produced By an Academy that was not
casoncG ~ the presence Of aciid humors IL is these
huncrs which have 10 nr expelled, and by doing, The
pun or distress Ia sire tn he removed To do this with
certainty the Braadrclh Pills must he us,d They
innocent bread vel al powt r!ul as The OF the
cause Of sckness-ay he taSen n. any Time OF day or
night without alterat on In diet. fear OF Geld
d. brandrr,h's mncips nihcr, 2ll broadway, New
YOrk-o:hsr offices in New YORK.
VI. BEASeu, wholesale aad retail agent, No. !, Last
Main Street, Richmond, corner opposite the Cd Mar
set where colE.ry agents and planters can BE- Poi ID
with he genuine, at New Ycrk prices. lsb. .
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w. p. TURPIN'S OFFICE.

w. p. TURPINS OFFICE.
E1OR THIS MORNING-rhe Virginia Monongalit
L Lottery, Class Z, draws today al the EKchangt
Hotel, half past twelve O'clock Capitals IS, 900
l..0U. l.Oo0-75 numbers, IL drawn. Whole Ticket
81 es-shares in proportion.
For this hilernoon-S7 600 Capital-66 numbers,
drawn. Tickets 81 50-shares 10 proportion.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class 36:
"a 70 IS IS 26 Ell l IL so IS % 60 SO a.
Ticket Nos 26 SO ~ small Prizs Of Sl20, cold and
paid by w. P. TURIN.
Feb l3
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by Thomas Hs. TaliaferrO.
FOUR NEGROES

CO ANTNNOEso.
will sell this morning, a; 10 o'clock, four Ne
eroes, viz: three Girls IL. 20 and IA years old,
and Negro Man % years old.
THOS. H. TALlAFERRO,
Feb. Is Auclioneer.
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TRIENpHANT SUCCESS

CONsuMrTIvEs, remember that il is 1homPs"n's
~ Compound syrup OF Tar and Wood Naprha which
IL daily rirrting slch remarkable III Pulmonary
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting BIcod,
Pain the Side and Breast, Sore Throat Huarseness,
Palptatlon Of the Heart, Whooping Cough, Group,
Hives Nervous Tremos, Liver Complaint and Diseased
Kidneys &c. Therefore, beware of all spurious mix
lures Of Tar or Napiha, "a limitations abroad.
Nj :. T.. Thnm;,on--Dear Sir The astonishing
pound Syrup Of Tai and Napih, renders il duty 10 in
form you OF IT, had beem long afflicted with vey
bad cough, causing sevrrr pain in the breast with great
opprcs difficulty of breathing and loss o. appetite
Using varims remedies without effect became alarm
ed. heard of your medicine but teng 10 using
most advertised medicines, thought would adhere I,
what had been using. fl.dng mysef getting worse
friend rsusde to try hottie If your preparation
saying hc owed his lie virtues . lmnedia,el,
procured h0te, and commenced nsIn. II, and before
had taken TWO bottles, was completely restored Il
health.
Solely for the benefit OF Others. make the above
brief statement Any further inquiries can be made al
my residence las catherine street
Respectfully Yours,
FRANCIS PROVOST.
Prce, so cents per boitle-six bottles for So so.
For sale in Richmond by DUVAL e. PURCELL
General Agents in Petersburg ty Charles Cor
ling; in Norfolk by NJ A. Santos; In Lynchtrg by John
H. Scay; Fredericksburg b. Or. James Cooke and c.
II. Hum; aud in Fafmvile By Or. VIM. II. Chappe.
Feb
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
d AN AWAY from the subscriber, in Buck
N insham county, Va, on his way South, in
June last Negro TOM. Tom is OF dark COM
plexion, 81 years old, abou, feel inches high,
has a scar on The left jaw, from the toolhachr-
the skin seems to have grown to the bone. Had
on when he left black slick cap, and suit of
Summer clothes. Tom was sold in Richmond
by lsham Lowry, and formerly belonged 10 The
Estate of Mrs. Trevillian, Of Hanover county,
Virginia.
Tom is pretty well acquainted on the Canal
Route between Richmond and Lynchburg, and
on The Railroad from Richmond TO Fredericks.
burg and also on The Louisa Railroad, about the
latter OF which it is probable he is lurking as he
has wife living al Mr.. Austin Hancock's, near
Frederick's Hall, in Louisa county.
Twill give the above reward Of 500 for the
apprehension and delivery Of Tom al The Jail OF
Robt. Lumpkin, in the city OF Richmond:
Jan l9-dlt&ctf r. Z. BRADY.
nALM SOAP.-A superior qualify of Palm
i Soap, al 25 cents per pound. For sale by
E. J. PICOT,
Feb. 10 Below The Old Market
TAMILY FLOUR.-I00 barrels Hoins'
i Flour, made from selected parcels oil 'chie
Waeai, ex pressly for family use, just received
AD Feb b. 10 10 HENRY LuDLAM & CO.
HEMLEY'S gy WORM DESTROYING
IL SYRUP, the greatest Vermiuge oflhe age,
for sale by +. ). PiCOl.
Feb. -
TANNERS oIL.-3o barrels, landing and
J. for sale by
Feb. 10
DR. Coparl's Extract OF Bucbn, Cubebs, aud
- Sarsaparilla. A prompt and invaluable re-
medy, For sale by E. J. PICOT,
Feb. IL Below The old Market.
DRAZIL SUGAR-25 barrels landing and
ID for sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s co,
Feb. l2
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Il III Il "A Il R II /.

Fifth and Las. Night bnt one of HERR ALEX
ANDER, in this city.
FRIDAY EVENING, February l3tt.
Thi. Evening, for the first and only time, will be
performed the celebrated
B o n net Trio
Which has ever been considered an inexplicable
feat and always received with the greatest ap-
plause and establishment. Also,
The Gipsey's Kitchen,
An incomprehenslhle and most extraordinary ex-
pertinent (repealed by reqnest)
~ BIS des these, great variety OF new and
beautiful experiments 10 Natural Philosophy and
Magic never before exhibited in this city
making, altogether, the most attractive bill which
has as yet been presented. For particulars, sec
progra mmes.
sJ Seats may be secured from 10. A NJ, to 3
P. NJ.
II Doors 10 open at halcp asst 6 o'clock; per
Torrance 10 commence at half-past !.
II Boxes IS cts; Pit 50 cts; Colored Gallery
IS cents. Feb. 10
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F. WORDS oFFGCE.-Small Lotteries be
- drawn In February.
Alexandria Lottery. Extra, Glass 20, he drawn 18th
February. Capital $1,000. Tickets 8. so. Risk on
Package S25.
Mononsaila Lottery, Class :. TO be drawn 18th Feb
rnary Capital $4,000. Tickets 81 25 Risk on a
Package SIC.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra H. TO be drawn February
18th. Capital $4,000. Tickets SO. Risk on a Pack
age s37.
ruary. Capital $1,000 Tickets 50. Ri.k on Pack
age s33.
Alexandria Lottery Extra, Ci1ss a. 10 be drawn Goth
February Capital $4,000 Tickets 81. Risk a
Package S46
r ORDERS for single Tickets. and Shares and CertiG
Gates Of Packages In the above lotteries, will have
prompt attention IL addressed to J. T. WORD.
Ian 30 Richmond, Va. :,
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yUICKLENBURGS.- cases German Tick
i lenburgs, lor sale By
Fob, MHR JAS. slZER s. SON,
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
. a new and convenient brick tenement
d; 90 Leigh Street, containing 6 good rooms
F5 iaFp's 10 RlCH'D HILL, JR.
| No. oChf RIFLE POWDER.-Sup.
mi g OF The above celebrated Powder Con-.
S:3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
b,,si.s kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
Iow. .ro y. Russell & Co., receiving p.r
SsV ,s k' sale by p''
JAS. slZER & SON,
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Hy yaanes IL. Eylach, Auct'r.

STOCKS AT AUCTION Tomorrow
Evening, (Friday,) at O'clock, will re sold at
the Exchange Hotel Twenty Shares Of Exchange
Bank Stock, Ten Shares OF Louisa Rail Road
Stock. and Ten Shares in The Manchester Cotton
anil Wool Manufacturing Company
re- IL JAS IL LYNCH
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,
February OH, 1886. !
TN conformity act entitled IAN act TO reduce into
act The several acls concerning Escheators, pass
ed Eth day of January, 1919, do hereby make known
TO all wfom It Mas concern, that appears by cerii-
cate Of the Esche .tor OF Charles cry County ded tae
4,h day OF Fehru y 1885, and this day received Into The
Land Once that by inquest held the ehh day of
January, ie46 the following Tracts Of Land in the coun
" nf Charles Ciiy have been found escheaed TO :hs
Commonwealth, 10 wit: One Tract containing une hun
drsd acres, OF which Robert Phillips died seizedoue
Tract containing one hundred acres Of which Elizabeth
Mnge died sezedand ono Tract Of So acres, Of which
Amos Ladd died seized. s. II. PARKER,
Register Of the Land Ofice.
Virginia Land Once, Richmond, February I3-ew6w
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FOR RENT,
& The eligible Store, No. lG0 Main ST.
H next TO P. Fl. Taylor's Music Store. Fo
= . Ie enquire of P. II. TAYLOR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
z L NJ O Y 4 j..
William E.. El9Gd,

APUTHECAK1 AND DRUGGIST,
No. $40, Head OF Broad street, Shockoe Hill,
WOULD most respectfully inform the customers OF
" h- old stand, and those who may he pleased 10
favor lin with their patronage, that he has removed Ia
The Store formerly occupied by DR.. Robinson Bua-
mic lnfrmary, where he Is prepared to furnish them
with ASSORTMENT Of frrs' Drugs and Mrdirnos.-
Also, Paints, Oils Vansh, Dye-Siuns, Window Glass,
Putty etc, ETC IT Ike shortest notice, and upon the
most REASONABLE terms
\. BAN ,hose wanting Goods in his line Of bust
mass roSdG i-eH TO give him call before purchasing
else wirfc. Feb 3-cl,w
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STRATToN'S OFFICE, No. 5, South l4,h
~ Street.
LIE, athe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToS's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, 81,
Feb 9th:
80 90 10 10 81 SO SO "a % 25
Tickle, Nos. 10 20 81, prize Of S400, sold ard
paid by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, &C.
Feb. llih
"A 70 IS As &c 7 81 / II 60 IS % 81 50 70.
Feb IL
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
BOOK AUCTION.

DOOIN N.
I'O close the sale Of several Libraries in cur
Z possession, we shall offer for sale al auction,
a our old stand, No. ~. Main street ! Gaia.
logue oil valuable Staudard, Law, Medical and
Miscellaneous Books. Sale 10 commence on
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 18Th instant, al
O'Clock
81 Sale 10 be conducted by ALEXANDER Norr,
Auciioneer.
Feb IL DRINKER & MORRIS.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TIME subscriber has hi. day formed co-par,-
l. Bership with MIR. MUNROE w. JONES,
Of Buckingham county. The business will in
future be conducted under the firm OF DlBRELL
& JONES. They will make liberal advances
on produce 10 hand. Office on 18th street, near
Gallego Mills. r. II. L. DlBRELL.
Ocl. 23-c2awly
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Bg he LieM. G.rvnor of he STATE Of FiLgin
y Proof "a NATION

WHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in the Repre-
srntalon from this state in the Congress al the
United Siaes by The death IL William Taylor, Esq. a
member o The House Of Representatives for the Dislrcl
composed If he counties OF Rockingham, Rockbtidge,
Augusta. llardy Peadl,tnn and Shenandoah: The She.
RIMS Of the said iher. required in the
nf The 10 cause election 10 he
held IN their respective counties, on Thlfsiay, the
nineteenth day Of February next of Representative
of The sai District In The House Of Representative. Of
the United states, 10 I'LL thu vacancy aforesaid
Given under nv hand ~ Lieutenant Governor, tact
lug In the absence of the Governor from the
sEAL Seal Of Government and unIer the Lesser srll
Of The Common ralih, ri Richmond, his 2i,h
day Of January, 1916 Signed,
Ian 1---ctd mo F. Willy
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L'OR SALE. lot II land IN The upper part Of Rich
4 mond now occupied :, Jrseih iayo, E,G, and ~
inc between and streets. containing nearly
acre, belonging 10 thc heirs 81 Tie late Captain samuel
Travis. and which Was conveyed 10 him by John and
Robert Gamble trustees, y deed of The lIlh day of Au
gust, lsiS and recorded ~ IcnIcu County Clerks Of
nee. This valufb'r nt offers inviting spot any
person wishing make an investment. and H. for
sale Apply TO RIO. II. ARNISTEAD
In 20-iWSw OF Williamsburg.
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LUCK'S OFFICE

nRAWN numbers OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass %
- 2 &c Sc 20 % 81 s. SO "a 68 rs ~ %
Two Schemes for III morning-Capitals: Gle 900,
4,0oU, 5000, sc, Tickets s4-shares In proportion.
Also, email Scatme Of 81 600, 1000, 6nu, &c
Tickets halves so cents quart. 25 Cents Feb -
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Grand Scheme.
1904 DOLLARS!-l00 Of 1000 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass s, for
1876, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Sa-
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NEW YORK, Feb. ll-Ceared, schr. Traf
hc, Graham, for Richmond.
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Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters 30.
Certificates OF Packages OF % Wholes $40 90
Do. do. a6 Halves 70 90
Do. do. 26 Quarters, IS 90
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j. e.. Gregory 81 Go.
M ANAGERS, NO. l0l, HAIN STREE

Tickets SO, Halves 5; Quarters 3 50.
Certificates OF Packages ol 25 Wholes, $3.50 90
DO. do. % Halves, G5 90
Do. do. 25 Qnarers, 30
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Magnificent Scheme
so 600 DOLLARSi-5O of 900 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 9, for
1916, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., Salur-
| dar February o. 10 Nos. l3 drawn.
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Tickets sl2; halves 6; quarters 3; eighhs so.
Certificates OF Packages OF 26 Whoies, $3.50 90
Do. do 26 Halves so 90
Do. do. DC Quarters, 40 90
Do. do. Is Eighihs, 20 90
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-06-03
WILLIAM AIKENA
f5y the Governor.

IS We lay before our readers, all
that may he of any interest from the
army. as received up to last evenings
mail. The steamship Aiabama arrived
AT New Orleans on the 22d instant from
Brazos. She reports that official inCor-
| nation had been received at Point Isa-
bel, that Col. WILSON with four compa-
nies of Regulars and three of Alabama
Volunteers had taken Barita without the
least opposition. Gen. TAYLOR was TO
have crossed the Rio Grande on the 18th
for the purpose Of taking Matamoras
The following officers wounded in the
late actions arc all doing we'll. The
following is a list Of tile officers wound
ed -
Col. Mcintosh, 5th Infantry, was
pierced through the mouth with bayo-
net, and shot in three places
Col. Payne, 1nsp'r. Gen. shot in the
hip.
Capt. Page, 4th Infantry, lower jaw,
part of the tongue and upper teeth en-
tirely shot away. He issuffering dread
fully.
Capt. Hoe, 5th Infantry, right arm
shot of above the elbow.
Lieut.. Gates, oth Infantry, right arm
broken and shot in the left hand.
Lieut. Jordan, 6th Infantry, shot and
uayonetted in several places
Lieut. Luther, ed Artillery, lower lip
shot off.
1t is expected that all the above will
recover, but most of them will require
great care.
The report Of the reinforcement un-
der Paredcs is not confirmed, and it may
be good deal exaggerated.
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LATER FROM THE ARMY.
New ORLEANS, Nav

New ORLEANS, May 90.
The New Orleans Picayune says -
The letter from our correspondent from
the camp opposite Matamoros gives US
to understand that in day or two at
most the army would take position on
the west side Of the Rio Grande This
will be the beginning, in all probability
Of a series Of advances into the interior
Of Mexico, which will furnish opportnni-
ties for the achievement Of fame We
expect to hear good tidingS Of the volun-
teers who were sent against Burita
All eyes arc now turned towards Ma
tamoros. All our letters indicate that
the next step to be taken by Gen. Tay-
lor is to reduce that city, and that he
was making active preparations to cross
the Rio Grande. We learn from an in
telIigent correspodent that the Mexicans
anticipated that an attack would BIZ
made upon the town on the IOth-im-
mediately upon the victory achieved on
the 9th. In consequence all their posts
were strengthened, and every individu.
al who entered the city was detained
and pressed into service
During the action Of the 9Th the house
tops in Matamoros were covered with the
people, and the bank of the river was
lined with spectators; but, writes a
brave though facrtious correspondent, a
buzz from the Fort, brought forth by a
despatch messenger, who rode in to an
nounce our victory, made them all
sslope.'"
From an officer who was not in the
fort from the lst till the 10Th instant. we
learn that while it was invested during
Gen. Taylors absence with the greater
part Of the army, Gen. Arista sent into
it summons to surrender upos the
score Of h~m0nity! This was after the
action of the 9Th, and before the issue of
it was known by those in the fort.
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INVASION OF MENICO

we are prepared Ia stale, on the very
best authority, says tho North American,
that 1t has been determined by tn" govern
ment, that Grn. Scott is TO march to the
city OF Mexico. 1t is not expected that he
VIII participate III the present struggle on
the Rio Grandc, rs he cannot recruit in
season. The laurels oflhat contest will bc
rrap'd by the sword of the gallant Taylor.
When the main army shall have been con
csntratcd, the hero of Lundy's Lane will
lead them to the Capital Of Mexico. We
understand that high military authority
IN Washington has expressed the opinion
that the volunteer forces cannot be con-
centratcd OH the Rio Grade, before the close
OF August, Or the opening of September.
The task of collecting such force from
our widely extended territory, organizing
and preparing them for the fell, ,cannot b.
effected, even with the most strenuous cx-
ertions, before that period. The army will
consist OF twenty odd thousand men and
will be provided with all that is necessary
to ensure triumph.
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10 TAKE STAINS OUT OF Silk
Mix together in a phial, two
ounces ofessence oflemon and one
ounce of oil ofturpentine. Rub
the spot gently with IL linen rag
dipped in the mixture.
ScARcE.-Unbustled ladies, pure
and undefiled christians, disinter-
ested friends, common honesty,
sound potatoes, first rate butter,
and rich printers.
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From our Euiru 2Oth uik

:[ Below will be found the Procla-
nation Of the Governor of this State, cal
ling for Volunteers to fill the requs,ion
made upon the State by the President.
They are not required for immediate
service, but to hold themselves in readi-
ness. The call is for one Regiment, to
consist of the following officers Il
Colonel, Lieut.. Colonel, Major and Ad-
jutan,, Ia Lieutenant of one Of the com
panies, but not in addition,) Sergeant
Major, Quarter Master Sergeant, and
Musicians; 10 companies, to consis,
of each Captain, lSt md I'd Lic'.,cn-
ants, 4 Sergrants, a Corporals, 2 Musi-
clans, and Cd Privatcs.
We call upon our ftllow-ci,zrns Of
Abbevillc to unite with us in responding
to the proclamation, in manner beco-
ming the old District of {: Nincty-Siu !"
1t is deemed proper that Volunteer
corps should be immediately organized
in Abbevilie, and for that purpose lis,
may be found at this Office, and other
places in the village.
Those disposed to enroll themselves
are requested to come forward and do so
Immediately.
The following remarks we copy from
the Charleston Couricr Of 25lh inst
"In another part of orr paper will be found
Proclamation of His Excrlency William
Aiken, Governor of this State, announce
ing that rcquistion for one Regiment Of
Infantry, has been madc from South Caro-
lima, and calling for volunteers to make up
the number. That this call will he promp-
ly responded to, we have not the most re-
mote doubt-indeed VIC have understood
TINT twice the requisite number have alrea-
dy been rendered from til" upper districts.
"Thc Charleston Rif1"mnn, all old eff
ccnt corps, now under the command Of
Capt John T.. Carcw, at meeting n few
evenings since, rendered their services to
the Governor, and Will, doubtless, make
one Of the ten companies to be raised.
There are, at present, large number OF
individuals anxious TO participate in the
spirit-stiring enterprise Of chastlslng the
enemies of our country, and only await the
announcement Of the mode and manner of
doing it, to enrol their names. The proba.
bilitv is that u much larger number than
the rrqnistion calls for will volunteer, IN
which case draft will be necessary to de-
eide who shall remain We understand
that 1t is the intention Of the Governor to
give every section Of the State an equal
chance, and that the selection of the offi>
GERS will be left to the men enrollcd.''