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NIRsT CLASS MEDICINES.
MEADE & BAKER,

7 TsGste.r-' MEADE & BAKER,
PHARMACHUTISTs AND VENDORS OF PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Instru.
ments and Appliances Medicine Chests for planta.
TONS families and travellers; Physicians Saddle
Bags; London Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Sup
porters; Porte Monnaies, COMBS Brushes, Toilet
Mirrors; first quality PerfumeEy, Poinades and
Machines, &c. all Of the best quality and at the
lowest rates. ..' 5- MEADE & BAKER, 800 u
@ ls6 Main ST., corner above Pos.-Otfice,
Richmond Va
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT Of VA,
Richmond, Aag.7, 1861. s.
k'OTiCE~-li is yery desirable thar all corps,
y communities and individaals in the State
having ARMS OF any kind-beyond those abso-
return he s'ae 20 this Department Is noon as pos
sibie that they may be ogerhatiied and thoroughly
repaired. Address - =
Is .s.4sts !. &. DlMM0CK, Colonel,
Au s-ts Ctief uf Ordnance IT IisS'nis
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ALEX BROWN j. B. M'cLELLANn.
Is - COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
> ~ a. - - t-f RICHMOND, VA,
Continue to sell all kinds of COUNTRY PRO
DUCE, making prompt remittances; and will re-
ceive and have ground into Flour crops Of Wheat
which may be consigned them, if desired.
During the absence of one of the firm, senior
partner, ALEX'R BROWN, will devote his time
exclusively to the interest Of our patrons.
S-1n
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IHRANKLIN PAPER MILLS
10 RICHMOND, VA.
!. The BELvIDERE MANUFACTURING CON-
.PANY keeps constantly ON hand all descriptions
of ENVELOPE MANILA WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK PAPERS. They have recently made
large additions to their machinery. and are now
prepared 10 turn out every article in their line with
increased facility, and at moderate prices. The
quality Of their paper will compare with any In the
country. and they desire to invite especial attention
to this fact. All sizes furnished at the shortest NO
tce and orders from every section respectfully
solicited =.
~ Cash PAID for RAGS -se
- - GEO, WHITFIELD, Prsst
II. w. LUBBOCK, Sec'y. NH lily
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,E r. ROBERTSON, GRADUATE OF THE
lxe PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE Or PHAR-
May, SUCCESSOR TO LArpiEY r. RoBISsoN,)
Fourth and Franklin streets, Richmond, has In store
large, fresh and wellseleeted stock Of Medicines
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Articles. Re-, which
he offers a low prices. Strict personal attention
will be given to ell the departments of the businesa
and most carefully packed no IL
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MILITARY NOTICES.

EpIEDMONI BAIT ERY.-'rhis corps Of Light
Z Artillery, to he composed OF picked men, and
commanded by competent AMI experienced officers,
is forming. A number of Intelligent and able
hoo.eG young men Have already joined IT,. Uni
and equipments free 81 charge For further
information applYto Major GEO ROSS, Brandy
Station, Cuipeper county, 20 NJ. eCfELE De
Virginia. sc lt-todlnl*
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY, Tor Diarrho'a, in bot
.Io- IN

ties ie l9-ts
10000 5 :;:. . .-' .'+s Family SIDES
100 .ieyces prime auGi& cared Family Hams
81 do. choice ieai Lard -s...
30 bags prime Rio Coffee. .... q:
an AbIs Iorris No and 3 Sugar. -.
- bills Isol eriug Powdel Ell Sugs1. .r
- Ibis Crashed agar. -.5
~ hhds New Orleans Sugar
800 bbls. Woods y Carolina Clipped, Family
hoe and Gross .ierrin8s.
No J. and 3 Maci,orel.
80 bbls y, o. Mola-sgsr superior quality.
- DO. prime Cuba Mo.ssscs 5
~ do. NORRIS Syrup. 80
100 d.. Portland syrup g. ..r -'.,
- eases Matches q
.a,1 bUis Common Whiskey.
100 tbls Old Rye Whiskey, various brands
Port Madeira, Sherry and Malaga Wine.
700 doz Rrooms, 1919 doa Buckets, and.
hoops.
100 bbls French Brandy aud Rose Gin
~ kegs Family Leaf Lard.
251 boxes Adamantile Candles
100 boxes Mustard
- kegs tarb Soda.
20 kegs Sal. SedtL rs.-- mi
~ bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger. 8 :
is boxes Soap--Dcl ersivs P,,e aai Brown.
Green aud Back Teas, Blackberry ANA
Cherry Brandy, Ginger brandy,
Wrapping Paper Lines, Wrapping
TNne,
800 SACKS tiue sat.
% bb.s y. {. Family sad
70 half bbis. Woods North Carolina Family
Roe jiegrnIgs.
~ bills Vinegar
- jierces prime Rice. ...t.
9 casks quarts Ioudon Porter,
- CASKS piuts London Porter. r. -.-
~ doz. Yeast Powders.
- bbis. STUART Mountain Wniskey, yrs.
old p
80 bbIs. BaaFs S!o,lniain Wbiskey, years
old.
l. eighth casks Cogrye Brandy. 81
half pipes fine Cog a,. Brandy. .s
- baes fresh Hops, Just TereVed. ....s
- bills Truths Rum. ...-. +-5
2half pipes Holland lin. ... .a. .-,...
l., bbs, very hae Oh va Apple Brandy.
Win a Gl assortment vi Cood5 in cur Inc. For
sale tv WN Il. JONES q CO.
sc 4--72t 18th st, uetH cen Main and Cary.
pORTANT TO OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

- oFFicE soHlnEKN EXPRESS CON
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4 RMS! AHMSll ARMS

= :, -. 1
pie al Virginia send iH 10 his address all ARMS
nol actually in the hands ot troops-no matter how
iev--no matter in what order.-fs they will go into
the field repaired
Ne other person is authorized 70 collect ARMS in
the State bat the undersigned. G.. DIMMOCk,
Col. Of Ordnance of Virginia.
~ Direct care Col DIMNoCK, Richmond,
M i--s,ly
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ILITARY LoTHIMG
$40 pairs Heavy Cottcnade PANTS. .-
$50 pairs Black Cashmere Pants suitable for Art
lery companies
$50 pairs Eeayy Grey Tweed PANTS.
NOAH WALKER * CO.
je % Corner Main and l4th or Pearl SITS.
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A TTENTIoN, HOME ARTILLERY
u COMPANY "B.H-At.end drills of your
Company every WEDNESDAY evening on the
Capitol Square, at 8 O'Clock, punctuaiIy. Mem
bers failing to attend regularly, viii have their
li4nIcs stricken from the roll and reported,' with
amount Of fines 10 their respective militia Colonies.
BY order Of the Captain 81.
Sc lN--3t* JOHN IEfTWICII, list Sergt.
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49, TUBS FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
Zse u very superior article, just received fro,n
Augusta co unity, Tor sale at - cents retail by
T. = ROBERTSON
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]. S. ROBERTSON.

C5r,sr of G0UeYa0r and Franklin Streets Richmond
tt;s t"fE,
Keeps constantly hand i large and varied
sortIn-nt p3 choice ...-|
FAMILY CROCERIES
AND
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market :
AI.SO-f'he best Old RYE WIfISKEY, and
APPLE aud PEACH BRANDY -disfille, in tic
mountains Of this STATE
ali LIQUORS and GROCERIES, sold by him are
warranted hure and gopd, or no sales.
T. S.-Part"nlor attention paid 10 putting NJ and
shipping GooGs for Officers and Soldiers, stationed
ana away from Richmond
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EATIGUE SHIFTS.
10 doz. Fine MERIN0 SHIRTS. -... 81
/ 20 dog. JEAN SHIRTS.
/ 10 dOz. FRENCH BINGHAM SHIRTS
/ .- 20 Goz. CHAMRRAY GiN&HAM SHIRTS.
! 10 doz. CHECK GINGHAM SHIRTS. -. e..
J t+ doz. STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS.
II doz. CHECK SHIFTS
! For sale by GEO. MAGU1RE, JR
( iy ~ "a Main street.
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COMMISSION I'll STEESS.
VIII make liberal advances on r DACCO,
WHEAT, fY.OUR, CORN, aad all other minor
products of the country, sach rs BACON, LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS. BUTTER DRIED FRUITS,
LEATHER, HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS DE, &c.
rg~Quick sales and prompt reSIrns. .'...
:. i}-im
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lit AIRY CL0T III IN Give We
w just received tie following goods adal sed
10 military use; 20 dozen Bne FLANNEL 81 irts
900 pairs Cottonade Pants for camp Use so pairs
Blue Cashmere Pants, suitable tor artillery pur-
poses Also, Military Buttons. of different de.
scriptions NOAH WALKER & CO.
iy - 81. Ccfapr of ~3faiu and fith sfrae.s
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So s,%Itti RAG.
SOUTHERN

go" ,' ,tj e,p'ci s Z YOU can obtajn as desirable
'r71da. @iteout rayi. any :aorc Tor 1ein than ier
actual worth. she
lhTN>4iAN
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&. K. TAYLOR. -.s..4 J. II. BAPTIST
CoUTHERN PRINTING AND WHITING
- INK EST vi l.~.
Clay, between 9th and 18th sts Richmond, Va
TAYLOR & BAPTIST, Successors to Taylor
Hargrove,) PRINTING and WRITING INK
| MANUFACTURERS, take pleasure in announcing
to the Southern public that their INK FACTORY
is now in successful operation for the manufactu,
/ of every description of PRINTING and WRl
|; TING INKS, which they are prepared to furnish
on reasonable terms. NEWS, BOOK. and JOB
INKS of every description, always on hand.
WRITING INKS of all colors in USE ,... . .....
/ ~ All orders promptly attended to. g.
I eY@ Address, TAYLOR g. BAPTIST.
au a2-lm p o, Box, 2s9, Richmond, Va
(NITY tSCAVENGER. .5 5.ii y~..t - ~, -
The undersigned il now prepared to clean out
Water Closets, Sinks and Out Houses, in the short
est notice in q manner that win not be offensive to
the premises which he may work. Also, lime
them. His wagons are constructed as 10 be wa
ter aud air tight His boxes be found at DU-
VAL & MOTIONS, corner lhh and Main Streets
and JOHNSTON u MIIJsPAUGH's, Main, be
tween 18th ind 18th streets. Ill orders left at the
above places, will be promptly attended TO. i'.
fe l3-ts f. II. ALLEN
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II Il f. EN-, Is A j. ID w N & W / L
~ LlANS respectfully ask chose whose ac-
counts are now due, call and setrle them. We
will send them far eur limited force will
permit, and hope when they, are presented our
trep,is will promptly pay them. l. s-.t. -..1
KEEN BALDWIN ~ WILLIAMS.
iy ii -. 10 and las Main street
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EAMES D. BROWNIES ...e-- g,
~ ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next 10 the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAIIINGS, VERANDAHS, BALCO-
MES, CHAIRS, SETTLES, &C.; also, GRAF
ING Vault and Cellar DOORS aud every other
kind of IRON WORK for ornamental and building
purposes, manufactured at short notice .4i.
We Particular attention given to enclosing 2u-
rial Lots in the city and country. ia Ally ).
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II F. N y j. ID w N IL w L.
IN LIAMS beg 10 keep their friends advised of
their removal seven doors above theI old stand to
their IRON Front Store directly opposite TO the
Dispatch Office, Nos Il6 ard 49, Main street,
where they prepared TO serve them with Civil
aud Military Clothing, as they may desire.
We have secured the services of Messrs. +. s.
NCELRoY and r. J. ADAMS, with ether expert
enced cutters, and having large force OF opera.
lives, we invite orders from military companies
and others = iu
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nALY LINE l----7-'---'s
TQ FORTS POWHATAN AND JAMEsr.n1,,,,,,
akOVE AND STOSEHOUSE WHARvr""S

DERSONS NOT KNOWN TO pgs,
il DENTS on the line Of the Road, Are .S,i'
can obtain tickets for passage over M 80 vac
Fredereksburg and Potomac Railroad m -. =. aus
nished with permit from the proper aa,horits.
BY order Of the Governor
je 36-c A. ID. ALLEN Ticka, A..
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: TUPMANS SHIRT DEPOT
i Grey Flannel shirts, Cashmere Shirts Check
Linen Shirts, Plain Linen Shirts, Check Cotton
Shirts; Linen and Cashmere CATERS; Oil cloth
Covering Uil cloth Blankets Oil cloth Haversacks
and Hayeiocks; Wool Underwear and Oyerwear
made in large quantties Gail the subscriber, at
los Main street. Ian y " s. TUPMAN
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v1OUaHTON WHEAT.--for sale, BouehtOn
ID Wheat, Of superior quality
% 10 EDWIN WORTHAM co.
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goutical items.


Tux NA'-E Srars bro uAlu.H ors.rIzed
Pc ,fsr' NJ -. ssr..r a,t JAWS g. BLHR
Sp'ak oi tOs ~ .usr. TIE rs7a's u srH,sIy
LeFUsiIHrb Ha- Ca -..s3 y q lst - Ds-
m. yfSts.
IIIr M. q. r.u.H T ,rIv.Er wag re-.
turned 90 trn lIHU " on 'u 81 = r.t7 Gnr,rn5r
niH'SH GO DO tNkHt s4Ss'a. .liv
i.v .au8 .,uu at "a BE- I'D l,t year, aud N "a q.
a ,..uu. n.l... t.Il ts Tao malBura on ACgJunt
L r.um is I. ''u.r,r A Nugmartins The OK
ci''mr'' "yf"pag n me country. Tire aill
passed 'hr uuu'i ,vrr ihr veto ~ moro tta1a
~" 'ulros N"'r, .nd tlC COuucil 10y ab "a; 10
80 =.
rrrTn.-oF rNv.sw, ihs highlv conssr.
vs'ive Crfa- oftba "a scInI Prs,hyts'irn, in
recent H''ir q IN NE tta o q tho country, at
tinutss the tu.1al ragits u the south 10 ia
uruf ily. y Ahu al a. saw:
'f.,,n. ,.mmu l. .'iu. f,at releh,. 'te mind
G so slave, tlr in. " 'r,mofo di-tutrar CO,
Cemipr tom ror'hrrn fansics hurdreG, prub
huly uuuPrG' c"r." I.nB1 Sauiktrr EcA and
mar Ju!'',..' ,.ss - 's rrr's. We ysrily
toi"No 'he' % no.. hy ips dangerous 70 the
'orh 70 S'lov 70 rr.rc 'd circulation 70 the
hd'p,Ed ~ rra - 'LC Mo I0,k He-uld or
JuNJH1i gf ',w1,s.a' A littls wSi.aagn, saws
the h,.u"n, 'r'r man Who should aFvoca's be
siaS"lu'ior Cf 'No I rirn would hsvs been asI'-
CiatOj, Ia tho sa.imltion II be c0up'rymsp with
B'Hru.Cr A,S.ID, ~ d such, NO doubt not,
viii bo tho r.aIIiun saai,HJd, by tho jgdSmsnt
of pos'srity, t. no authors Of di,uninn should
thrt calamity h,fal us.
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BUSINESS Items.

n MNauFACIoRT or GEOS CHAIRS OF all sizes,
l. lcnE established At BJistol k. I which will
work up !, oo0 tors cfiron per month.
A BosroS MAN LATELY rAr4AD IL BUSINESS,
aId b since Ciod. one a Lis ctel itors COMES
out all iiaht, however, by hayihs AIKEN policy
Of insurance on tho lie Of the unfot .unAte
debtor.
THR TOTAL NuMusR CT rAssySoERs carried
between tutoI-, ana Il . United states last year,
in the Trans Atlantic steamers, VIA about "a
coo Ot whom 10000 were bound westward.
Ibis is an itc'eass ~ more than II COO In the
aggregate, comp pared with tho previous year.
THE ANsuAL COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR OF
Messrs. Dua, BRowS q Co., for the year ending
1860, contains statistics snOsirg the sxtsnt tn
which business is E' cted by tho political crisis.
For tho first rire mon ,hs g 1850, TIE number %
filuro' In tho rni.rd States was 0T6 WITH an
Indebtedness Of SO 3j2 1873; and in OctobAr-
November ard Dec amber, SJ2 failures with li.-
huilies an.oUn ing 10 SJS Gsi G3j Recent heavy
suspensions Hte not Included, which would
Erea ly irCresse the amount The fist 3 O76
failures w'ro such a. Ordinarly occur In thu
Iou'sa OF husius's. 1ha second clas', BY ths
small umtCr o. houses that yielded, and thtir
piuT"f ioua'r.y .N.t I've NRbltiie3 show the ef-
"cH Of tie p3'i'lc'' c-i H. most % them boiux
houses hhrvN srsrr' Tho total frr tn, YEAR
shows ! . Ol9.1.l 4 ;sust si> 367 900 for 1859.
4te nlwhur o. failure, Ia 'nis riry flr the past
yrgF WIS i2S tllii .rr 50 II 2g. Boston
fiiiulo., 1,2i I'tbdtias, - gjG 76O Phradel-
rin illlurs, IA li,hiiuss, % lO79}0. In
,lc N.st'tn St-tta Mich, 'osa IND VIE,
IL, Ohio failures g!@ ithsitifs S'B T9i. .OI9.
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Criminal

A nGKO WAS sHOr Dad by the accidcn ntal
ii Ctsrgs 4 a gun, al u tnrAey shooting a! Cox
saCkis on ThuIsdsy.
BOIs SHOULD Eor LICK pretty things In cJld
weather. Two boys ad their ionguas frozen 70
an iron gate near Utica last week.
A TOY nAvIso STOLEN SilO, a. Henniker,
H., last week, h 8 father mad 10 refund $500,
to avoid the criminal prosecutio Of his son.
A prsPATSD MAN, at Charleston, numed
JohS LEbsRr, on Tuesday, dams oroasly wound.
Cd bis wife with sn axe, and 81 o. himself dead
with pistol.
A PARTI or MFNICAss II CHARGH Of Q pack
train of ore, valued AT S2O, 900 from Wsshos
mires, dsc,mPsd on Nov 20; carr log three tons
ofthe best ore away.
CALVIN BURros, was brutaliy mutd,red al
ChittsnaDgo station, by some unknown wre.ehes
who mapglsd his head draadfully, and 70 obsd
him, It Is supposed, Of about $3.50. p,
JAMES MoCARrY mas BkzN ARR ssIkD at Ca
lana, ILL.,, charged with murdering his wife and
then burning her up In his house on Thursday
last.
tbs LiY1BoAT UPSET, with part OF the crew,
bslonging 10 Brsnton's kssf X. l., on Monday.
Ihs three man srswlsd on her, bottom up. an6,
sft.r drifting IN hour, they wsro rescued, badly
q. c. WooLwoaru, . LAVE dealer, Of 81. Jo-
ssph, No was arrested Wednesday,, upon an IN
dicimsnt found against him ON Q charge Of ssii-
ing newspaper Of an anti. slavery and incsndi-
aTy character. He gave bonds to appear OF the
March tsTA Qf the court.
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BaEbaIity oil Ihe Chinese.

Tho ChlLeSo cTuCIly tfeg'td the p'isorers so
lreschoTt ds,y suiZsd by them. Bound hands and
tset lolted IN carts over tho rough TOals, fint.
ing with teu and thi's', they wale taken 10 TO-
MN ard eNamited ore, by one, before the by =.
sinRp0n, or board OF sx'mireTs In sbou. ton
minutes AR. PAbKRs was brought out laden wi h
CHAINS. Mr.. LocH was than carried in aud fO-c.d
upon his knees. a number OF questions sero
put which he did mt uuJer,ta' Il, and he was
kicked and cuited each time ho did no. sn5wsr.
Els hat having fallen off ho made sigus for
u, aud was Instantly kr ocked forward on
his face, an iron collar fastened round
his nsGk with heavy chain attached, and re-
moved 10 q all tlls1 With 80 half naked, saya 70
looking fellows. As soon as he ON terrC the ,ilor
plbioItd bis elbows al housh III, hands were sill
bound. by this time he had lost all use OF his
hpgers, which felt like bursting, his h,nds being
greatly swollen, Thay gave him CUP OF tea, for
which he was grateful, and, having chained him
to the wall, left him for the night.
At nine o'clock next morning two manda rim,
came In 70 supsrintend the distribution OF fooJ.
tub Of hot millett va, carried In aud served
to.thoss In chains; the othsrs, who were able 10
pay for it received rios, vegetables, chopped
meat and bsAas or biscait. The poor prisoners
were kinder 10 him than the jsilors. They car
lied his chain and got water 10 wash his fAcs and
hands. Two Of these were murdersrs, and ano-
thar had bitten his fathers finger of.
q Mr.. LocH had saved his prayer-book, and
this and his boots attracted the curiosity ot tho
prisonsrs md MAadarina. He was frsqusBtly 10
moved TO be sxsminad and abused; and the days
paassd wsarily, till on the goth Of September he
wss lodged witA ". PAkxA IN ths Rao niA9
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t,upIo, Wicic rnute .Aag bad f,sdusot com.
u'l.A tua viz, tt.W IA. tDsy were released
TIE r.fiiyo ~ JuvNtfA -lsg, -,sar
sta'ss tNat hs vas l1urI nad k-0t three h.ts
yiJh cr'v Gro u'ou'hful { r,oi cacl d,,. They
we he aurg mo q cart AID ia.en 20 jjI,
sh.r 70 10y r.-0 Cnai6oi Gi cg1aYoi Ia
cages. Nu tho frt day Ilu.. ASDER,oS
h,g ne colirious, srd died in oins DAYS Iwo
drN before his d'ath, hi, mats a.. uu.srs bIf..
'rcm the figtiueas II 'Nr { -l,, uur itca lon sol
IN brl tie hntc, ~ t,f wrist vere cxFo.ed
worms gtrofat q r. h't gy1ut g wlilr sill iIyi q
End c'' iutu, ard r.aNlad ,ycr bic trly. L. ~
ihr'c d. Hho'ufui !. vas removed. F, da.st'fe
snNur rau ot sNuinUS ii Il t. tao s..ua b %.
lh'cc ooNs Afterwards MIR DENpNuAg u o..
her Licut ANprEs, cillo1 ON t.c rativs
sovtrs 70 bite ssts mir G rI, g., Crirsla
s.,Lcd iNls' aaAy. Il auv GUS .D.k rrl
he ives lrs'c1 - = '.Tgl % .un, aui ..cL5i
ahsut he toad lff,." "a. C. .li H., Il.. was
smm' 90 90 their tirf.fa
Or tbs i-se wf or Bow ~, tho Imi' cor
tr'u"y .rnr. rrd Car. H tHal y, 90 lir- mas
h''r i'1 ne, hut - h'lJ is yE.a' 'Iu' of ttcir
bt.gV alive.
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v igbt for " ish' with oirs. Iho re1 tfi,'e
ita' Ia.f II tho uct.,. nd until this I, scns Il d
bu.if css mu.' le greatly Y obs .ur'ri
Tur g rpiSrAT COMr ssroSrR % Umhti,
hes iec-ecd the suppression Of III the c Frv,rts
IN ,he rJovi CO. III the e aH'Srs Cf CoegiNo
Churct's, aud Hi the Bsu,ncss except 80.
the FGtab.Te frstelN (Brethror, do good ard
the ScniohHu Fran, tee great sdverssres "
TIE lssuls.
Nuuu ,.ossrC lHIN 1NIsrRo WIRE a a
great hSiEa, al lte., %, T. gland, VI ,diac "a.
80 s'ft.t II r,t. . bu. fug ca'y Iin, tHs Uifs
With bog sru. v.#l' have hc.u drshsd . O. eCs.
sfe rsrrN"rt 'ho i,o with ha'h hards, snd
iurs CIV Nc,ulic a,tdthth till rescued win
% '',.
Trr lNrA-E'v wBE,TErvs ara said 70 bi
a..... .lrs wr' ut tH.u hong aHNn0 fest hIg',
c.d pc n. tioya'y la'to iLcy are uc'a ,ttaut
aud q, i've. = had I'uui tho " ~ IL Their
urN Copiur. hey rrspp this and the one
fhrJwu from tho rts~e ~ ar fcros sfu,slc ia
haa'sn. II tlsy loo 'hc'r hold they bU.t AZ
,O1uIus HI'htais win { i;Hiul force
A" E'u rsu rorb Msr, ctnilir- in his varN,
.c ih1 H'ti'o'f .rrbr raCsDJf. aurJHtei IN 80
lay q Naples, aul ON HI, re.U-r ON roi-i oas
n.', found he comm 'ndur ~ tho sch'. shlu-
Vsy iru'ensnt in the navy, knerit.r herrr, his
70. rl''E' 6ruF'f"r me liy Nt,,s und ~ slug
nor hstH. 1re trulfru father. q man of sfott
ru'.r d.. sgi1,d 'ho .I'uisIpHt aud hu1g htu,
,.t. ilu UulrsIka ia, tue ga : H. dsJpits 500
,."'" g. 'na r'!... 3. lasuc nan, Le wss
dfuvrod.
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.fra t...r.r, .'. D. u,'. u. .f.a# and rtu-
rt-'str "lium'-,s C.ur'. llr rpfr c1ut,i.s y
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-04

AT AUGuBTA (Ma } BiIn0F, Ioysl mode
f'rrsit for Water teens has been adopted A
trek 10 laid ths entire leng'hot one cmriage-
way, and a lSrEe platform car p,sssd thereon, 90
coHsGucted ibat lc6t,d aled can be driven upon
u, ard tho VIII ,le ea'iy drawn over. This saves
labor to the tcanster ard wear AID tear 10 tho
bridge.
THERE ARR IN Nav ENGLAND, S36 Methodist
churches, valued at 81 $40, 900, or $3 43i each.
In Vermont, the average value Is 81 O82 /; in
Maine, s2 lIJ; in New hampshiys, $2,3S0 in
Connecticut s., 3J2 10 Massachusetts, o., 522
In Rhode Island 81 800. Rhode Island has but
iow Melhodist eburctes, but their average value
Is more than four tin CO as great as the average
value Of sll in the entire country. This Is owing
to It's comp act population.
The Cos6Rs Gar IoSAL CHURCH al Paterson. N.
j., resolved last Sunday morning, with only two
disenlisnt votes, that they would Eoi obssrve the
Pfcsidents proclamation for fast because il SEEM
ed to require the northern people to rspsnt Of
their antagonrm TO slavery. The pastor, Rev.
q. II. A. DULhIsr then advised theIn TO kssp tho
day as fast Of Con, not Of jams BueaAAAs-
pray ms for the uiumPa Of Iisht and the saliva
zion u the country.
Cor: Prcsxss, lately elected Governor os
ihsd ss0ss ssiysut Ton, whs had besa Ne pros
party q he Colonel's father, and up to hs dxy-
f0h y1Ar had faithfully served them. Nhsn
The Cs1esl WAS going to Russis. he told 10.
nis e.in 4 4. iS.p s,:'s sssss .is sss h.S Old
sllow, ''vbsa your Aaksr d. Any arms On
Soid SS psns watch = and ID tSirsss Srs dssS sss
I came on foot 70 HiDg I'm % ysa p c1ea1n1s
and you d. ts Husia ysa shan - 9nx -
q ysar k.shss dldp a Tssa val = -
on at ststs oscaAioss, aud whsn tbs c. ven
about % issvs b. Psssrsbury " ssns - = -
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Tor psiiOrmsd kls task Sithhally, ssA tA4 = .
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