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@""T March II, 1911.
The work Of investing the cty of yoT, Crn, ia s,,,
rap'oy on' and by tomorrow morning IL will probably be
complete hire from the batteries ON the land side OF the
Guy nas oeen kePt up, with short intervals during the day.
YET lew OF our men have been killed The army has TO
mourn the loss OF Captain Aburus OF tho and Infantry
"no was khed by an is pound shot During short ac-
o 'h's morning, with tho cavalry of the enemy Lieut.
Colonel Dickinson, OF the South Carolina volunteers was
seriously although not dangerously wounded-6ye men
besides, OF this regiment wounded
Smells OF the heaviest kind have bsen thrown to-day
within General WorIhs lines, but fortunately no one in
THIS division has been killed far. The fighting as vet
eas' SO Tar as our men have been engaged has been
our columns as they advanced.
Tonight learn that Of the tanks suppyine the
cry win water VIII be cut OIL The entre army although
suffering much from marching over the sand hills in the
hot sum- aud from of water is in excellent
Tomorrow 1t probabl, that some of our own mortar.
wa. be nPosi'ion, aud 'hea the game will commence in
real earnest.
write tins in grea, haste, learning that vessel is
ABOUT leaving Tor New Orleans. q. w. X
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From 90, New ohean, Piesyune. March 25
Prom Tire lifK OF lmrHico.

~ no arrival of tic Ports have letters from orr
specs correspondent Aston Lxa'do 90 Toe 7h int NIL
devoted 20 che discussion u MeGoan affairs. Not having
room 1folr 5pIn4enco t0-day We viii only say hat
iha foyrI ton tho cy of Mexico yot decfn ned
There hos been much fighting and boodhed and mo troops
appear ~ Do vicifng, and one Of the rovJod regiments
hns gone back 10 tho side 0f tho Government
Letters from Topic ncn San Bias, give from
Ca.ofna % The 18Th Of Jsnusfy. Gen Ksany had am
we'd win 200 mon from New Mosioo. Uniting other fo-
ees wh hs Own be- mmcd sicily attacked the town Of Los
Angeles, and retook u al'efa stout resistance Upper
Caofaa snow our undsputed possession. Our letters
We vii rive tomorrow
We have Santa Alna'B report of tho biues of BuonB
Vista 70 the War Department lie claims 90 ndssisivs
Wotoyi admits he loss u one housand men, and claims
thai The Americans ost two Thousand. We make room
Tor The whole document
RfrUmIetN LInEpAuNs AENY.
''nsfal-in-C hoi-bHcellent SIR Duung moment Of
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MEMORANDUM rURNI.uED BY eArrAlv row1Rs.


Schooner Porua, Capt Powers. eight days from Saeri-
clos anchorage, but detained south and east
Vera Cruz BY heavy north gae until the lS,h inst The
u y Squadron AMI all TIE transports left Point Lzarjo tor
SAcrhcios On the 9Th inst, with - 100 roops On the
morning of the lUh landing all troops and marines
was Effected within three miles Of Vera Cruz without much
opposition from the eaemy, the aldng we'll cover
I'd by constant discharge OF bomb shells round shot
from the L. = steamers and gun boats anchored near the
beach aud IN mont Of the landing Immediately alter an
organization Of the American forces the beach they
up line Of match over the sandhs the ati1ck OF the
ouemys ouipos;s and orhcatCns, situated from one TO
three miles from the castle aud forts the city They car
Fied every one by Storm not however, without losing Il
On the llth and l2,h the American forces were en-
pcyed IN throwing up breastwo'ks and digging entreneh
ments Occasional sNrmiShing took place with enc
my VINO were throwing showers OF bomb shells aud round
shot from the castle aud city, but much effect
During this time the landing provisions and
ammunition from the transports.
On the 18th, strong north gale in which cut off all
further communication. We left during the norther and
that It v5s impossible for bombs and shells 10 have
been landed until the Ism inst that the bomba
OF the castle and Vera Cruz did probably commence
until the goth.
in which Dol Dickerson, Of the Palmetto Regiment South
Carolina was wounded IN the breast by muSkct ball from
the enemy, and CagL Abuftis, Of the 2d Inaay. had his
head shot oil by an ls-pound bail. This ball broke
4 drummcr's arm and took Of priyates leg!
But on the day the American army had gained
complete possession Of all the Publications the enemy
which were raised by them stop our rn1ps from 40
preaching the ciy All the wajerppes eadirg the ci-
were cut o. and all the communications efec;uly stop.
ped. Gen Scott landed IN person the lltl inst.
French bark the blockade and under the
o. the castle the morning OF the 3h. aud many our
transports were ready 20 leave ur the United States soon
as the no'ihet was over This vessel briggs dispatches
aud etef5ass from every vessel IN the Gull squadron then
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CuIpcpCr County.

John 5. Barbour, u. the Locotoco candidate in Gull
pepper county, cor the House Of Delegates IN opposition 10
Daniel F. Slaughter, the late Wing member OF cour.e
there be doubt about the result the election n-h.
sterling Wing county, although the opposing candidate is
learn young gentleman Of fine capacity OF reproach
able character and of great personal popularity In all
these respects, Mr. Slaughter possesses quite IS strong
claims she confidence Of the community IN hch ihey
reside. The contest then, should be one OF principle
aIoneand the parry lines be drawn a. they should be-
Mr Sllugh,es recollection certain We are aware that
the Of last Spring have left behind them some IN
feeling among portion Of the Wings who preferred other
candiaes-,he almost inevitable result Of a cines, be-
tween members Of the party Bl, these feelings
ought - induce those who them TO vote Tor
the Locoi0co candidate, permit his election By STAYING
away from the polls. Mr.. Slaughter Is yauabe member
OF the House, and his defeat would be public loss nie
pendeDy Of political considerations. May appeal then
Wing friends in CuPePer, present. heretofore
undivided front IN favor Of the candidate Of hcr plr7
~ Col AuG J. SNIrH VINO has tor some months PISS,
sept hs name prominently before Inc public hs WIG
candidate for Congress the Kanawna District has given
public notice Of MS withdrawal from that party. The
be gives for this change o; position s his hee-
TO the pursued by the Wings IN regard o.
:nc Mexican war Why, Colonel. how con YOU make
'hs the protex when ,ha, course had been taken long
before You proclaimed yourself the Yh'g candidate i5f
Congess-l position from whoh even the decision Of
minimizing Convention, Ia which you did not geta single
vote, could with difficulty ds.odge your Il hos MOI, been
than fortnight, indeed, since the name Vi the
Colonel whdr.wn from the canvass, although Nr
Stephenson had received the nomination several weeks
previously We % ~, Ike question the motives Of
any man-but people rant help drawing inisreucss.-
Il is impression, II the Wing. nd nominated Cy5-
mel Smith, instead Of Mr. Stephenson, the Coono.
would have been zesioas champion Of Wing pru-
c.Pes lad opinions, Mexican war and eli, Is D. 10 &c
found 10 the STATE. The Locos ore heartily welcome.
20 lar a. We concerned, their recruit II be
proves half az troublesome 10 th,s ho has done o.
the Wings, he will DO them injury a. on ally than
n will be 10 his power 10 innlci 90 az enemy.
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u In Charleston there many demonstrations Of
rejoicing ON Tuesday last IN honor Of the brilliant
victory OF General Taylor the Mexican army. The
siarsPanged banner oaed gracefully the breeze from
various buildings throughout the cry. line OF hlgs,
(says tho Couror> Of different nations, extended from the
City Hall to ST. Mchaol's Church sieeplc, and colors
st'eamed gayy and jaunuly many other points One.
o! blood red color, extending its ample folds from the
per window OF Mcssrs. Miller & Browns printing office
Broad street. bearing the words, TAYLOR NEyES sur
RENDERS" attracted much attention. Mos, OF the vessels
IN the barber had their colors At II O'clock salute
was fired by detachment frem the regiment of Artillery
which Immediately followed by another from the ship
Medorn
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The Botetourt District.

We continue 10 receive the most cheering intelligence
from this District IL Is confidently believed by many "a
fseous observers, that William b. Preston will give Gen
Chapman Ihe bag hold We sincerely hope that these
favorable vstcinsnons may be realed. will deserve to
be regarded Bueha Vista victory should tina, District
which few weeks ego gave up as "hopeessly Loco
foco." elect Wing representative.
The Fincsstc Valley Wing informs us OF an incident
which occurred in the discussion between gentlemen
OF the court Of Roanoke county. which threw Gen. Chap
man all abaek. AT Floyd courthouse, the preceding
Monday, Mr.. Preston called upon Gen Chapman to saw
whether he had voted against the bill proposing to in
the pay Of the volunteers from to ten dollars
a month. Gen. c. promptly replied in the negative. lie
declared that he had given such AT Roanoke court
however, Mr.. Preston obtained copy OF Washington
Union containing the and nays upon the passage
that bill; and 10! the name Of A. A. Chapman Of Virgil
MA was found recorded against il Gen. Chapman Of
course stunned by this unexpected appanuon. We pre-
sumo he before looked upon number OF the "Uni
on" with less pleasure than that occasion But he at
tempted TO exrcate himself from the dilemma
by stating that ~ he had ever given such VOTE he was
more mistaken than he before IN all his life and
that he would therefore Immediately rrfe 10 WdsAinston
10 satisfy himself upon the SUBJECT q and he had given
this vote he would acknowledge by card in the papers"
Mr.. Preston observed in reference the natter that cit
far from his purpose attempt to call IN question
the veraey OF Gen. Chapman. All that no wished to say
was that his explanation proved that he not only g-
noran OF what had uansped in Congress gRoraz,
Of has rOfe upon the important bill which
mad been before that BODY OF there no escape
from this conclusion and it is be hoped therefore, that
the people OF that District will dispense with the services Of
gentleman who returning give account Of his stew
ardhp, makes from sheer ignorance erroneous state
mcnt OF his action upon question OF much inter
Get this /!
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IsrrclAL ooRRE.roSpENeE OF The rc.ruStl

..
WereocEed his anchorage this morning. about o'clock
having been detained twenty hours by severe nor,ic
which sprung about O'Clock yesterday morning when
were about 80 miles Of Vera Cruz The gale was
from until about - o'clock when II abatcd
gradually, and al 10 O'Clock last night was perfectly calm
We ayt9 al day, heading nofth with the engine working
very slowly, simply enough give the ship siecrase way
she stood the gale nobY aud accident occurred on board
except the loss OF man, vino fell overheard about
o'clock yesterday and was o: course, drowned the seq
being too rough % allow small boat live an Instant
We layto Un'il daylight this morning. and then run into
this harbor passing the city and castle enough 10 OBJ
tain fine view OF both. The Edith, with Gen Worth the
Eudora, with Gen Twiggs, and the Nginian with Gen
Pillow mad already arrived. The morning Ias well as the
whole day. beautiful, with ghl breeze from the east,
and shortly after aya the transports began TO appear
aud have been running in and ancho!ng all day In gal
au, style. A. the Massachusetts entered the harbo.
with Gen Scott board and passing through the e. an
chorcd near Toe hig-lp, Rarian, from which salute was
hred As tue General passed the fleet he received
three hearty cheers from the troops each transport 4
more beautiful spectacle than the hlfb0 presented today
could scarcely be conceived There are sixty vessels pre-
sent neatly al. OF large size Tomorrow shall make il
duty 10 ascetal The name and szs OF osch well a. the
names O tie regiments and number aad character OF the
hoops present II.
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ii PrrdicIinn Yorifich.

The following paragraphs orc copied from letter from
Monterey, written the ooh Of Fcbfuary BY ono OF
the kentucky Volunteer the editor Of the Louisville
Courier. They show the confidence with which q VIC.
tory anticipated, well the opinion prevalent in
The Army. Of the injustice 10 cal 30 by the mIdes name)
With which General Taylor has been treated by the Ad-
minsuauon
"Wo, that Gen. Toy'oris 10 have smother bat
de- and even another victory, which the necessary con
sequence and with the reported nm-ufc dplffy Of for
Gee, we aay we'll dcuominac him the yofitc oi fortune.
Aef p0rsTs tgf be who know not had determined
rlt tie General s.1lId win ioufes and gam no
larr upon tho affections oi the American people, and 10
effect 'ls purpo he'd suppcd him of bic command, with
1nFn t.r troops from Che Derci, on him in o most
I1aeet state Of week.-mrs. refused gf7u' him the rein
'4rcome O. be- hoUgh Necessary 60 enable him 90 march
San Luis, and had flunfcd hm with suggestion m -
e, '0 ial back ON Mon'ercy"-ihcn horo comes santa
Anna 10 m OH these admirably ausngsd but unwoithily
rufpUscd plans a"f gives the g.iant old hero the vCu
chance be sighed for chaG"e 10 whip the boosted grand
afmy NJ Mexico under her sotylou NaDoisOH Of N,
We'f" their darling slrrA ASA
81 wish could carry tho Dispatches announcing hc
coming victory. What an enjoyment 90 hrnf the s,o.
o' eTuIuuou ringing throughout out city and town. end
throughout tho whole land! How eIcdy would odd M,
voice Co tho ihous1nd ~ The Generals friends who wou.
rcoco he more became be bad thus tu'nc iack the baiu
which malice or envy he'd baTbcd for hs reputation.
"GOu have your finest type iu readiness TO print
and your fastest expresses TO expedite the Of the
tp! Y0u'H not b. disspJ0istsd, unless Santa Ann
should fail to come to his share Of the Oarte"
" Rev. VIM. Duya Of the Episcopal Church. hal
taken charge Of the editorial department Of the Basns
@ Temperance, published weekly in this city at the 10,
price Of . per annum. Mr. d. 10 on sblo wh,er on
vii doubtless add greatly to the value Of the paper
~ We omitted TO mention yesterday that the Alb,mb
spendidly illuminated Tuesday evening, H. bon
Of Gen. Tsyors great victory over the MsSeans at Buer
vis,a.
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CITY ARRIVALS.

. Str horsL-MArch 3st-r Brs nch, Williams, Jones,
-, pats Patterson Bird. feorlbaH; n utase Mics
ne.si New Yoss VIM A-n fury W nasssu. Han VI. w
lloyd Kent Nj Wool tdse Mloh an w f'ci5.
Mmhee oooeh and. sadlst. Cumberland d.
hnndcy, WIN am. Maaek Powhatan
snl.s horsL-Msreh 5lH-r White. Phs,lyanh; W
ra,,s. r s. Tree, oanse; MAI w jackson. Baksr,
nwx oa Louisa q strange. kotto~ay; Mex y.
~ ERA Mex nney, spot.yvaaia; A PsaShst
ou-a' w 'Whon. hrunsweh. Dues Pa Main a. A.
~ sn.snshi Dc Gay Charles City Bowis. Jen-
s.rS I',s, VI. Wake Burfoot Ches,sthclJ w L
s'uy IhotnhL AppemaoI; Pratt w n Nobl, nue i. M.
ss,r ss.,s,, o"s, rowhaan wsl- Neuswsy w,r.
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u Dr. J. Lawrence Smith, late OF Charleston, IS c )
has received from the Sult-n Of Turkey the appointment
Of Geologist aud Chof OF the Department Of Mines In
late letter from Dr.. 5 friend IN Charleston ne states
that he had made short geological excursion into the in
terror OF Asia Minor during which he discovered two coal
mines and OF sulphur, all Of which OF great value
liz had also discovered gold and lead in some locaies
though he had explored them sufficiently to decide
3D.,
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From the New o'eans Picayuse, Extra, March IS.
Investment OF Vera Cruz.


DEGRADATION of the American Troops near Yer,
Cruz-lnvestme of the City-Cap,ure of
Mexican MISUNDERSTANDING with the En-.
emy-Captain AlburtiS kIled-Lieut. Colonel
Dickinson, of the Palmetto Regiment, wounded
Position of the Army-Continued Canon
ade, &c.
ing O'Clock, direct from Vera Cruz whence sho sailed
the 18th instant BY this CONVEYANCE have
numerous letters from Mr. Kendall Mr. Iumsden and MIR
Halle We are also Indebted TO Captain Powers Tor n con
densed statement OF occurrences TO the time OF his de-
parturc. which we insert together with copous cor
respondence from Mcsss Lumsden, Kendall aud Halle
We have received also chart, exhibiting the position
OF the feet, tho several divisions OF army that have
landed and their attitude towards the town and castle IL
will DC that thus far the operations OF the army arc
entirely satisfactory. Is gratifying read OF the gallant
and enthusiasm displayed by the navy in their coope
ration.
The correspondent OF the Tropic writing on the lIth
inst mentions that report in circulation that Passed
l, is not true The Delta has the following paragraph ON
the subject:
"Duung tho advance upon the rear OF the CITY, Passed
Mdshpmln Rogers who had yet been sent from Vera
Cruz, was bound and ordered TO be conyeyed
under guard the PRISON Peroe; but fortunately they
were encountered by forces Mr. ROGERS was res
cued and Il GA board his ship"
VIC most uoVouty hope this may be true but the Tropc's
intelligent correspondent positively contadies it, Oar own
correspondent makes mention of It, though we think IL
could hardly nave escaped Mr. Kendall Were IL rue n he
writes from On board vessel ~ and feels very pecu
lar interest in MIR. Rogers welfare. Our special cores
pondeni IN the dron that he was ordered 10
Poroc ON the llh OF February and that he was set forth
on MS journey the l6sh We have later letters from
HIM m which he makes alteration in his statement al
though Mr.. Rogers was very friend Sull though
we fear it's "hopng against hope" ardenty pray the
news OF his rescue may be true.
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U. s sDooy 81, wAr, Arp.ry,

Tie Porto, % % s fl V. is 60 s1i immediately ald b.
her Send you itw iHos more. The norhor h1s com
p'ry blown i'fef oui. lat by breakfast uno tho surf
b.1n nII 'gsin be- enabled 10 reach the shore.
A. hl.'-par O'Clock ibis morning tho enemy opened
win round sh0i spd she'll only from tho batteries around
hr town. bot from tho cas'c. RYrkefs were a1 thrown
and .o fky times completely lt up by thrm; ~
large p.rHon Of hsm fell fif short ~ tho moan time
our Own compelled 10 fom1in quiet and sks ihi5
hfeiis hardest ds'y colder has 20 perform. Al arc
anxious srke back, and they will DO granted in The
course yf low days ln hasie g. W. r.
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DIR. SWAlNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
e. 5 w A Y " e s

a
Valuable Medicine,
T'H'aHGs Advs beeS RetSres perfect Buf ~ ia Ne,
HoH4s voc Dc IN tAs stlesf grareli
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS.-Rcod
with asonshmen the wonderful performed by ID, svavn.
Compound syrup OF WILD CHERRY
PHiLaDEtrHtl, Jan'y 95, Isi7
DR. swayne-Dcar Sir: In justice yourself and duty o.
10 suffering humanity eheeTuy my testimony and deear,
To the world the most astonishing effects g cur. Won,
compound syrup OF Wild Cherry performed me under the m
unidNo1be circumstances. violent CouVh
spirg Of Blood severe Pains the Side Breast hcb
seemed TO break down and eBfecbe 40 hat ms
physiean thought beyond power and INV
trends all gave To die but thanks effect.
your great discovery feel myelf man. and r,cd
from skeleton TO hehy healthy as hay. been
for years and shall be pessed any Information
my cas ~ calling dcne street third door he
ow SeoTse street, Northern Liberties JACOB PAINTER
Certificates such the above daily received from all
quarters OF the globe
ONE WORD OF CAUTION.
since the Introduction OF public Their, n,
number Of un,riucped dvduas up nostrums which they
assert eohtan Wid Cherry called "Balssms Ter,
and even syrup OF Wild Cherry" Tn. orrn and
only genuine PREPARATION introduced public which
De proved ~ the pgbhc records of
Faha Ihr oay saieguard against imposition to see that NV
signature - on eaeA boIe' DIR. H. SSAYNE,
Corner of T ghih and Race sts PHIL, %
ALSO for 'ale whole'a'e ard RcaIL BY
rENrON JON sTON, us, Main ST
aud DrVALt PuRoEtL Druggists Ia, Main Arcns for
49, Richmond. Va,
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Al an Anu.License meeting, held on Monday evening.
Z''h March, lo41, at Odd Fellows Hall, Mr. w b. HaI
WOOD IN the Chair the following resolutions were adopted
hesolred, That committee of nine be appointed
Vhree from each WsrdD to solicit contributions from the
ehzens to deray the necessary expenses of the
ginia. " "
Resoired, That tho Corresponding Committee be in
suucted TO correspond with Mr. Gough TO ascertain If his
services can be engaged for the coming season.
RssoIUed, That IN the notice Of the next meeting the
secretary invite any who may think their duty TO on
pose the cause m which engaged to come
and do So w HARWOOD Ths;rn, "'D
Benz. TATE, Secretary
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MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.

Port OF Richnsud.
A,1. ws..r As dee !. 81 .'.l.ss. p. a.

ARRIVED,
Brig Harrascckct, Moody, Auakapss sup.r and oo,..
TO Dunlop, Morcure & Co
Schr Josephine, Faris, New York
Sehr Telegraph, Appegsrth. Norfolk
Schr Ro Glover, Cook, Now York
Schr Henry Brown. James, New York
Sehr Grcenway, Couch, New York, suudrie, IN Wal.
wor'h' Turner * Co. james. Brothers e. Co. jaime, A. Co
carpenter Co, Allison & Evans, Brooks Bell q ud.o
cinter, Gay, Mathews & Co, J NJ Stewart, Habh,rJ
1afdner q Go, Willnsham, p Johnston, A Bokek.,
II sn-taco d Son, II London Webb Bacon e. Co A
ireh Vaien,inc. Broeden e. Co, Jos Myers RicharJ.on
NO, Merchant, GordonS Skinker o Counix d P.yIon
Cianz' DfinkeI Morris, & G Ellis, A Pizzin w
dreamer q Co, Z Bentley. J Thomp,onSkCo soa,be,
20, Dooley, l. Waller, J c Crane, Bnferd & F,y I
hosenhsm, X Duval. Duvsl & Purcell, Nash & Woot-
house, Gaynor & Wood, w Blair II Ludlam a. Co n
Tyler, Fry & Co, Myers r NJ Allen. Stebbons. Ia,
faco" u Co, L Harris, N Van Low Hooker s. o..
borne, Weller, Goodc, + Subleit Deape,S E,,y,,
Taylor, WORKMAN. MeGruder & Co, BinfoTd A Nj
mo, Edmond Davenport, Keesee & Sumner r. X Pc.
a. Co. Davenport, Allen & Co, Lee & Tinsley II Re-
oettson, van Lew, Smith & Co, Crsnshaw, Bros g. Co.
and TO order. - W.
British Big fayourite, Kinney. Charleston, sc
Sehr SPLENDID, Burt, New York
SAILED,
sehr Falmouth, Creighton. BALTIMORE
NEW YORK, March 3is.-Auyed sehr FYnn.i, p.s..
Gays from Wa,hogton ~ e. spoke goth in.an, IA, no No
~ sehr Acadia, nom Richmond Troy short OF
"a'er leaking badly al the spoken wa. h.ayir,
coal ~''ns overheard
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w The Union Of Wednesday night has another lie, OF
Army appointments by the President There only two
rom 'nsina-Roeer r. Richie DO Surgeon Of the 18th
infantry, and Mareeus NJ Anderson be I'd Lieutenant
In the 10th infantry.
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W Lieut., critendsn, Of the Army passed through this
place Yesterday. direct from Gen. TsyaI army. hi. way
TO washington. lie doubtless tho bearer Of the OIL
ciai account Of the late great battle.
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"o are authorized 20 announce that J. T. A. MARTIN
Esq will be candidate for tho House of Delegates. from
the county OF Goochland lie will at once 80, TO WORK 10
canvass The whole county Tor the suage. Of peope
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E,ncn.es Of The NXnr.

The Washington correspondent Of the n. Y. Tribune
9ndefsianis, from oFeia soures, that % oil the aim,
occurring for during lhs were 10 be Immediately i
q5.daied the sum Of ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS or
DOLLARS would be required including of course the reg
u.ar expenses Of the army"