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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

ADyIcE.-Alpheus Bull, formerly Of the firm
Of Bull, Baker & Co., Red Bluff, has been to
Washoe, and writes TO a Red Butf friend that
he saw but two claims while there which were
paying an ounce of mineral, and that he would
look upon it as the hight of loolshness for man
who has a living business in this State, to leave
il for that wild region. lie made no investment,
and with the exception of the two claims men
toned saw nothing as good as q per cent. a
month, here
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

ROAD TO HONEY lana wagon road from
that place to Honey Lake is in contemplation by
the citizens of Red Bluff. The Beacon urges the
immediate building of such road as an enter
prise which would result in great benefit to the
place.
NoRTI FpRK AND EAST FORK TRADERs.-J ohm
and Christian Nickel are the leading traders in
general merchandise at the above points. Their
brick store at The former place is the only one in
the county outside of Wcaverville. They are
good men and consequently we'll patronized.
End TO OPPoSlTIoN.-A report is current in
San Francisco that the Pacific company and
Vanderbilt are about to unite-that is, Wander
blt is 70 have the line between New York and
Aspinwal, and the Pacific company between San
Francisco and Panama.
GETTING READY.-Several amateur musicians
are preparing TO give an entertainment in this
place shortly Their rehearsal room Is annoying
ly close TO the JOURNAL office
SIsKIYOU SHERIFFALTY.-The Supreme Court
has reversed the decision in the suit of Searcey
against Grow, relative TO the Sherff's office o
SiskiyOu, and remanded the cause.
SATURDAY NIGHT-Go to the " Diana" on that
evening, you who enjoy music aud a hearty
laugh. There will be rare fun on that OCCASION
we are informed.
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Southern Medical Students,

The New York Express publishes some
choice extracts from the comments Of the Re.
publican press on the proposition OF the South
ern Medical Students in New York 10 leave
that city. The Tunes, the World, &c, attempt
to be very witty at their expense, and the Sun
launches out as follows
Succession AND SAwgoSEs. he Southern
Nj edIcai Sindert Is well known in the neix hDor-
hooos OF Thirteen h street, Irving Place. and
Fourth avenue. he Is d Ions haired, lantern
jawed, verdant youth, afflicted with chronic sail
vatIon and InVeterate profanity. Reared IN the
semi savage solitude of remote plantation. and
deriving his ideas oil morals grammar and be =
havlor from his negro nurse and plccanInny play
mates, he becomes IN New York puzzle TO pro-
lessons, terror to landiadieg, and munifcsnt
patron of grog shops. Having mashed ms so
obtain diploma he returns to his native wllds to
commence practice On q tortentous stock OF medI
cal 10 norance, caiomel and quluIns.
Next 10 MS love Tor tobacco and srog comes
mis- taste Tor dIsunlon. ignorant OF law, and Inno-
of logic, his stock ot political ideas consists
wholly of hatred of the people TO whom he 10
Obliged TO come Tor instruction. If he does not
are a shade worse than thieves and robbers. He
~ quite Ieady to accept from these vretohed New
Workers such knowledge of physio az his intel
lect IS capable OF receiving, and ne balances the
debt of obl CATION by abusing his teachers.
the Southern Medical Student-we use the in
d.vIdual as the type OF the specles-held sd
JouIned meeting on Friday nix hit at ISL Broadway.
Nearly one hundred and fifty persons were pres
emit including reporters curious observers, and
81 ajors, Colonies, and GeneraIs, from foreign
parts, caught and brought IN Tor the occaslou.-
n regret to state that some gentlemen were OF
the lumber who spoke and acted; and we pre-
sumo they regretted then own presence, tor such
sentiments of conservatism and sobrlety as they
expressed were hlsssd and groaned down by the
Student. The Student was noisy with delight, pro-
fuse of oalhs, and vocal with insanity. For it
was Secession convention of the representative
Student. The SoutneT most States are to seoede
from the Unlop AID the otude 1t is to secede from
New York. We are to be tere't OF his picturesque
presence Sawbones will return To his beloved
ambo New ork will hang up
its financial and lay down It's industrial hoe /; Tor
how can it exist without the Student
If the "Southern medical student" can
swallow such doses as that, and stick to those
who administer them, he must be willing to
expend a good deal in sensibility as we'll as
purse, in order to obtain that "porten tous
stock of medical ignorance, calomel and quiz
nine" which the Sun admits is all he acquires
by his New York medical education.
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Rev. Mr.. PLATT, of Peters burg, lectures
before the Young Men's Christian Association
tonight. Subject, "E1ergy." Mr.. PLATT is
Il gentleman Of file oratorical and scholarly
abilities, and s. clerg yman deservedly esteem
ed and respected for the faithful and Jealous
discharge OF his pastoral duties aud his able
pulpit ministTatious. Whether serving his
country in the field, or at the bar where ne
formerly held the elevated position OF a tor
ney General, or in the pulpit, for which he
relinquished worldly prospects and honors,
he presents in himself a fine illustration OF
the value of the quality upon which he will
speak to- night. We inyoke for him Il crowded
house, and brilliant Inauguration of the lee
ture season of the Christian Association
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Politics In the PuIpit.

We observe that the Congregational pulpi,
IN some Of the Northern States is beginning to
.ound political alarm again, HENRY WARD
bkKcHER beating The gong ecclesias teal with
extraordinary energy. We observe, also, tina,
IN one OF two Southern puipits there has beer
ate'u,h hte OF spiritual musketry. But in
ssaeie, 'ne southern pulpit keeps on in the
old fashioned way of preaching the Gospel.
and leaving political matters to political men
The Founder Of the Christian R.,,n;o, A.
clared that His Kingdom was no. =, ~.
world, and no temptations OF his wi,v enc
mies could ever induce him to ecuia,iza ~.
sacred calling by interfering In the mo-,
remote manner with the civil or Judicial an F.
thorities Of the land. Loyalty OF the people
10 their governors and magistrates, obediencs
Of servants 10 their masters, these are Chris.
tian duties, constantly sDjoined BY Him and
His apostles, and 70 these His ministers In this
age and country would do well to confins
themselves.
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BENEFIT or PETER RiOHlNGs AND DAuGH-
TER-Mr. Richings and Miss Caroline Rich
ings take benefit at the Theatre, to- night
In the opening piece, The Blind Mans Daugh-
ter, the touching aching of both parent and
child is enough 10 draw full house We
have never seen the pathos OF Il piece more
fully and delicately ELECTED than in this little
sketch. The daughter of the Regiment"
with the choicest music Of the opera of that
name, is the second piece on the bill, and gives
IN opportunity for the display OF Miss Rich
.4ngs' vocal powers, which. we need not repeaf,
are OF the first order. The AliegoIy of Wash
ington is also, on the bill, "a rare picture, and
worth seeing. The house will be crowded,
and those gentlemen carrying ladies would
do veil 10 secure eats.
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AID FOE THE PEOPLE or KANsAs-Three
car loads OF provisions arrived at Atchison,
n. = :, on the i2th last, for the relief Of the
settlers in that Territory, making six car
loads within the past week, and each car load
ranging from ak To eight tons. Team, were
waiting TO be loaded from g brentwood. Butler.
Breckenridge and Otto couuties. The seI,iers
in some portions of the Territory will mead
help throughout The winter.
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REFORM IN RUssIA.-Princs Alexander
Trou betskay has inst published in Paris 6
work entitled "Red Russia" in which the au'
thor insists that, in order to secure the accom-.
plishmeht OF the various reforms demanded by
the public sentiment in Russia, all branches
of the Sclavonic race must unite together ana
form q close alliance with France.
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TIE CHICAGO FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE The
fugitive slave excitement in Chicago has
ended as is usual in such cases A warrant
was issued for the arrest of To woman claim.
ed as a slave, for disorderiy conduct. aad
placed In the hands Of a Deputy Sheriff. In
attempting 10 take her from the armory to The
!si, she was rescued by negro mob. and car
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Ea Concentrated Potash.-AM eco m :
zeal preparation for making Soap. One pound
Will make six gallons nice clean Soap. Price, rs
OTIS per pound. For sale bv
JOHN w. GARLiCK, Apothecary, &C..
Market Place, Franklin street.
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CoNsCIENCB STRICKEN AT LAST.-Owen
Normeut, the bar tender who sometime since
shot young Tittermary, at tavern III North
Carolina, has given himself up to the authori-
ties of that State When he committed the
act. Norment WIS a man of large physique aud
in full flesh. From the effects OF sieepiess re-
morse, he is now red uced TO a skeleton.
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LEGISLATURE OF north CAKoLINA.-The
Legislature of this State will meet on the
third Monday OF the present month. 1t will
probably be one of the most interesting ses-
sions ever held since the commencement of the
State Government. A United States Senator
Judge of the Supreme Court, and rec
Judges of the Superior Court will be cleo ted,
and other matters of great and vital impor-
lance Will be discussed aud disposed Of
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THE briggs PIANO FORTE
HTT{ Among other ADVANTAGES gained by this
wv ~ method of construction, a'e oompactncss
and my leldng strength of The IRON ane, which,
bearing the whole stra of the strings without any
assistance from the Wood, can neither shrink nor
warp, so What when the strings have once settled
to the r proper tension, the instrument will. we
are informed, remain IN tune at the proper pitch
TOR m.ny months. In the ordinary Piano, tne
thorough seasoning of the woo0 and how many
are n AIDE of mere green and worthless stuff, need
not be mentioned here. Mr. briggs ignores all
strength derived from that source, rely ins solely
spon the compact and unfolding iron frame,
4msrtcan. p. n TAYLOR,
no l6-2t Sole Agent. 1888 NJ ain street.
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DIED.

At Spring Hill. his residence. in ChesteIhsld
MIN 6. WHlTALL, Esq in the bsth year Of his
sxs,
tend his lunersl, from the Monumental Church,
on tits Friday after noon at O'Clock.
IN this city. on Thu rsday, the 18th INST, M.
dten to mourn their loss
The funeral will take place from his late rssl-
dsnce, on ID between Broad and MARSHALL streets.
on his + rIdayl afternoon, ~ = O'Clock, at which
his friends are invited to attend.
A- New York papers please copy.
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CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.
State Of Fseling in the Connfry-High P',es o.
Land-Tn Favor Of Decentralization Meet
ings-AnnicsrsaryC Celebration, &c.
KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA
November 14th, 1860. )
have recently travelled through several
counties and ind the masses generally aroused
in reference to the present conoltlon OF the
country. Some say, let us resist even unto
death. One of the wealthiest ana most intel
ligent entlemen in this county said to mo-
have been in favor of disunion for thirty
years. We ought not TO suffer ourselves 10 De
deg raded by these miserable aboiilonnts ~
they will come and ask me for negro, Will
give them as many as they will promise to
take care OF, for they are an expense to me )
but they shall not steal my property and then
denouuce me-" Others say, "let us walt until
Lincoln does something. He has been duly
elected by the people, and he may be better
than our fears" l suppose the masses TO be
Of this latter opinion.
While in Madison county, large tract of
land was poiD ted out 10 me which had recently
been sold for $50 per acre. This does not look
like there - any pecupiary crisis, nor 10 mere
any in the country. The people have food and
| Iaiment aud rs much money as they need,
| 'ugus II not suite as much as 'hey want
Inc heiormers have been hoiuipg Dig
meeting In this neighborhood, and seFeIai
ministers officiated, one of whom was irotn
hentucay. Last Sunday was great day wiz
lue HtIle folks" in this region. 1t was the
l arv CeISDTdllDn Oh Tie SuHudy SShcoi
| connected ,yitb the Hebron Church After the
| speaking cakes and candies and nuts and
| many Other good things were spread out, FOR
| the chi dren TO eat as much as they wanted,
and To mi their rockets, Then came the ava I'd
ing of premiums. Two little girl. had mem :
| orized seuen thousand passages of Scripture,
| and boy had memorized ttc.lr, hundred hese
| received beautiful presents. Then the vote
/ was taken as to continuing the school through
| the winter All the children were in favor OF
| doing so. The Baptist Sunday Schools are
giving up the practice OF "suspendink" for the
| winter. They ought never TO have begun IT,
| The winter is in some respects more favora'
BILE to country schools than any other season
Rev. Dr.. FonerdoE, of your city, has beer
| preaching at Hebron, and it is thought ne Will
| be called to the care Of the church.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTISG.-P. Strong, in the
Commissary Department of the United Statei
army, was acciden tally shot dead al kearney
City, h. T., on Sunday evening, the 18th. by
United States Army, who was on his way
East from Camp Floyd.
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THE VoTE IN THE PANHANDLs--The vote
in the Panhandle of Virginia, including
Brooke, Hancock. Ohio and Marshall coun-
ties, stood Bell, 1895; Breckenridge, 2495
Lincoln, 1895; Douglas, 90i-total 1918; an
increase of 2,i29 on the vote of SO.
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Among the passengers per steamer for As
pinwall on Monday, were the Siamese twins,
Chang and Eng, with two of their children
They are going to California.
Ernest Meyer, convicted in Prince George
county, Va, of the murder of Richard Wash
ing ton, has been sentenced to eigh teen wears
in the penitentiary.
Col. Ruckstulhl, the Louisville (Ky.) editor
who killed Nj. ID. NJ uellen, who was attacking
him, has been acq quilted.
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DISTINGUISHED STRANGERs.-A baby mos
key was born at Goodwin's Geological Gar.
den, in Boston. last Saturday. aud three young
lions were born, making a very attractive
batch of juveniles.
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Position OF SENATOR GREEN.-In the speec
of Senator Green of Missouri, at the Planters
House night before last. he came out against
secession, saying that the election OF Lincoln
would by no means justify dissolution OF the
Union, and that all should trown down any
attempt to break up the GoFernment-St.
Louis Republican.
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seIcIAL NOTICES

A Advice 10 Slave commissioned Of
Slaves should keep their SLAVES INSUKED.-
II will save manv heavy losses IN year Insur-
ance renders slaves permanent ?, opsyty. equaI 10
rsdI ssfote. k'sve 0wrers should. therefore. not
neglect this all ivrportons dnfy. especiasIy when
the insurance can ne effected 40 READILY and so
REAsoNABLy. insurance from month 70 ears
by G. X. BROKEN.
Life aud Fire Insurance Agent,
Office No 4, under Exchange Hotel.
As am Medical Examiner ~ well an Agent,
will visit fgtthons sTtfa charge, any part OF the
CITY or adjacent counties, to effect Life Insurance..
and the time will take rsks AGAINST loss or
damage by FIRE, in the HEST COM PAkIEs. on
HRAsoNABLK rKKNs G. X. BRICKES.
no L. St
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TIE WRONG HEAD-JameS Rybeck, n "no-
tom vender, IN New Orleans, received. with
other political medals, some with Lincoln and
Hamiin faces on them. His clerk, Il German,
ignorant of the difference, commenced selling
them when a crowd gathering, he was badly
beaten, and Rybeck coming up at the time.
came near being lynched. After running sew
eral SO uares, pursued by the people, he sought
protection IRON the police The Mayor &C
Quilted him ON receiving an explanation OF
the matter.
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~ Christaline Jelly, without Eggs or
BOILING One package Sparkling Gelatlne will
make half q gallon of beautiful clear JELLY,
without any trouble, and in very short time.
For sale by JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary, &C., Market Place,
Frsnklin street.
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els FOR Is L I IMOK E.-The
.St5sINs.eamer BALVIDERE, Capt. W.
estzs<zzRz-szEW. KEEFr, will receive freight
TO DAY, tFriday,l and up 10 the hour OF II
O'Clock NJ. SATURDAY, the 18th inst.
Freight taken to Boston VIA Baltimore at low
est rates. with great dis patch.
No hogsheads received on board unless engaged
at our Office.
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour of departure, IL O'Clock M, SATUR-
DAY.
Passage and fare So.
Tickets procured either al our office, in Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at the
Steamers wharves.
e
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A THE STEREosCoPE has become lately an in =
dispensablc household ornament to all classes %
refsed taste. Instructive for the Youth amusing
for the old and caTewOrn people, and a recreation
for all, this instrument possesses charms OF the
hgh hest interest. The finest assortment you find
IN the establishment of FRANkLIN Il Co, Opt
cans. IL this city l4S Main street, ana also We
ooila M In al Trst
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W sacoo Ciern, German butcher OF Norfolk,
ting his throat. A'eA' y Wv
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MARlNH IHTHLLlGsHECb.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Is
HsgA Ws,., sAis day friday X s':loeh.
ARRIVED


Steamship jamestown, Skinner, New York.
mdze. ard passensers, Ludam w atson.
Schr. +. Niokerson, Baxter, Boston, mdze., ID.
Sohr j. 4. Adams. Stainbaok, James river,
wheat, tgyleston & Fitzgerald.
Sail liter Henry Brown, Pension. James
river wasat and oats Donnan o;
Schr Jos. Guest, Kramer. Philadelphia, coal,
schr LIZA, Taylor. TAYLOR, Philadelphia, COAL
Sohr. Hope. Philips, Philadelphia, coal, P. c..
Larus, Agent.
Sohr. K. c. stanard, Jr, Booze. Baltimore, pig
iron. ]. X. Anderson.
sch.. VIM. Gregory, Wallace. Kockland. lime.
sehr. Wythe, Tuttle, New York, mdze., D. L
schr. Henry Rsade, Dursey. James river, blllets,
Cole Co.
.Sohr. Cherieoke, Crump, York river, wheat, E.
Workman Co.
SAILED,
sohr. Emma Jane, Philips, Baltimore. mdxe,
W. ID. Colquitt Co.
sohr. C. +. Young, Perky, down the river light
Schr. Kadosh Lewis down the river, light.
Schr. Thos. Martin, Cleveland, down the river,
light.
sohr John H. Travers, Frank. down the river,
light.
ochr. VIM. Salisbury, Hudson, down the river,
light
Schr. s. w Ponder, DENIM down the river, light.
fchr. Hope, Frank, down the Tlver. hight.
Sohr. W. Rhuark, Rhuark, down the river, light.
Sohr. iynchburg, Harris, New York, mdZe., ID.
& ". CurrIe.
Schr. Arkansas, DANDY, down the river, light
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~ N0TICE.-For sale on accommoda-
FsA ting terms, young MULES, So
@A& HORSES and l PONY-all OF ~
AG which work IN single or douhleES1A
harness and tide well. Can be seen at
nv stable IN sydney, opposite the Methodist Cha
pei. no l6-iwI F. A. KUPER.
s-A PREMIUM skEF! PhhM,. Vi
kAF BEEF - will offer for sails at myefsa4
sa.-.ns etall; Nc, IS, old Market. one EA1y~
tl.,.se 6ue PREMIUM CATTLE, or kA,..Ssxs
FRIDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS.
no IS-2t* L, NJ. H[LTZHIMER.
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PERSONAL,

NOi ICE-TO THEPUBLIC-Leftmy ted and
~ board; without any cause or provooaton, my
vile, ELIZA LYON. | fore warn all persons
from harbnrIng or credtIng her on nv account.
no is u CHRISTOPHER LiGON.
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letters in the U. S. mail, at Savannah, GA
has been sentenced to len years imprison.
|
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: SOrICEro sgoCkHodDERS,

49, NU1IC TO BsUCh HULUEhS.
15>-S-a An adjourned meeting of The stoc khold-
ers of the RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPaNY, will BE- held at WtSI
MES DAY the l2th day of December next. with
the view of eiecting n President o. the Company y.
and OF adopting such measures of retrenchment
indicate to be needlul AID proper. 1t Is al i'm
portant that the meeting be a full one, and Stock
holders are earnestly requested to attend In per-
son II possible otherwise by proxy
no l3-2lwtd A. w. MORTON, Sec'y.
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City Point, Nov. 18Th.


Bark St. Bernie d, "A hours from Sandy Hook, to
Schaer, Kohler Co.
New YoRx, Nov. Is Arrived steamer Roanoke,
Richmond
Bosroy. Nov. I2.-Cleared, schr Orianna, Rich
mond via City Point.
NEwAak, Nov. IL Sailed, schrs. Ching srora,
Richmond; BaIquet. do.
newport, Nov. l0-Arrived and ssiled llth,)
schr. NJ. e. Partridge, Roo kand. for PetsrSburg q;
Frank eheeIer, Salem, for James river, do
W.RkHAN, Oct. 6.-ArTlVed, schr. IunlB do Pew,
Norfolk
PIckeTei, Petersburg.
DISASTER.
letter from Lewes, Del, dated 18th instant,
states that the schr. MARY Ann Guest, Forbes, be
ture reported ashore off Cape Henlupsn. on her
passage from Philadelphia for Richmond. Va g.,
with al, Is full of water, and Will prove fetal
loss Her sails mater al and cargo will be landed
by the wreckers, NJ essrs Marshall and Burton,
VINO are now stripping r.
PASSENGERS PER SrsAMsHip "JAMEsToW,.''
THOMAS SKIssEx, Master, from New York, Nov.
Is, 1880
l. Curtsnd, John Stokes, Miss Person. Mrs.
Person, children and servant, J n. Gaded,
MISS + Has11d. !. u Lewis; u, A; Lewis, );
Lewis, Mrs. Brooks, Van Busklrk, lady and
.hl d. " m, Marshall, Henry Marshall. w. Bnn-
kerhoi, Alex. Hunter. L. Bailey, w H. NJ sksr, J.
Carhart and lady. W. W. Tease, Mrs, Parker, l..
II casters and lady. Miss Sloane, Joshua Fran
cis, +. IL. Cralge. and IS IN steerage.
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go III ea dquarters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT.
The subscribers having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods ID this line,
are prepared to offer extraordinary Inducements
to all IN want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULETTES, i'll every variety, for officers
and privates.
ReguatiOn SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, LACK rs, BINDING, WEBBING,
and genera assortment OF The usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL i TYLER, los Mai street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches, Jewery, Silver Ware,
Speotacles, Military and Fancy Goods.
no 3-o6cW I'm tin -
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nACitiZens of the South,

ATT ENTION,
All who in end to volunteer for South Carolina,
ought to provide themselves with good supply of
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN, for the cure Of
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, PAINS OF all
kinds. 1t is good-try 1t.
A For sale bS all the Druggists in Richmond.
Petersburg, Norfolk and elsewhere throughout the
State, no l2-lwS