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peciol' DepeIAe BON g8aIbtn9ton, na6 welher
Die Jiebelenbatterieen Den EUtcmac pirtlam ee.
iatUftn ba6en unO 0efabr fir oaS lleberlsBen
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unmittelbar III MueliGt Itebt. 4.
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Commodore @olO6Orou86 tstne Burlumentar-
fIas9e an Die 6lOtte berantCmnten laffn MID.
Giuem @aOoner Der GOnfGperirten bon Std
mono aelana es, pic glsdape am Sames. Rtper
gu bre9en unD glorfOlf 3u errsidsn.
Die II pUlitilAeu 0ef1ngenen, incl. NlaYOr
8ro>pn, 9. 1eadle 0a0tS uno anoere Wtit9ltes
Der unIerer Qeet8latur wurOen am Scnnabtno
per 0ampIsr OpsabuDp" mad Sort 9%afa9ftts 9e~
braht.
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Balbtn8tpn, u. Sept, Der Gbefpe9
SrpUnnan8 BUREAUS bat liA gepetgert, 5rez
mpnt's Wafen-Gontraft 81 b~e3abler, General
6semont reqatrirte bier3a 100000 unO lanote
etne pretsltte Gen. ytipIeY ettIart pie @on=
trnfte fir iu bod lllO Ysrpelaert 3ahLnng. /.
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New.gprf, 27. Gepttr. Der @6Ocner
uQratella" ppn aspinipal ia8t ans, rag er AM
20. :. M. ron etnem' Sfouner uuter enqlilAer
8la88e ~perfpl9t mnrpe. ql6 er uberleaelt puroe,
500 CT cine 9Jraten< opcr Ge3eliionfLaa1e ouf.
Or ia9 am ndAlten Sage ~penlelten Saooner, ME
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Ben @rfpla. n
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0afbtugton, 81. Sept. Da Die alte
~2ln5Bate Der tiSper in Nnprnpune 9ebra6ten
2lrmesbflttmmungen lpe8el Der rtdttsea Geran=
pernn9et upp MoOifiratiouen pnrA Die neuen
Gongrsbatte rpertglO0 setpOrOn il, it fpl9enpe
Sr0e III Be3tebuns auf pie iest reSiDirtsn 2Ir,
meebelttiamlngea 5ur glabdGtun9 Der Irnee er=
falIen ireroeIt. o@- ass
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OerIpreu.

peoria, ST., 26. Sept. 6eute e@rplo6trts
Der &e1el in Gbos. CARROTS DeItiuatiunefabr"
t6ptete Den Sneenieltr ulO einen onperen a.
%ltelten. IaS 9onje 6auS purpe in einen S6
laufen %SerWanpelt. Die GrplpliOn Ipa purd
gfahlalfefeit oes Sngcnieurs erfolst ieiu, me,der
has WaIer i'm &s6el au8aeben lteB.
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be. Ncccquan unO 3pilAen bort unp Aiquta Srtef.
sic bauen Sorts unp brlnSert &anpnea oaptn.
@pmpa9nte u BON @eorY's 9fe9tment ging
lter ben Dptpmac, nabrnen 3 Jtebellen gefan9en,
uuD eroberten 8 NferOe nn0 10 Gtid NlnppteA.
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mittag bra4te SberltIieut, 2etAer nit elmer Dis
.tbsilung BON NrUpparp'8 0Iegimcnt Same5 8.
4@la9 unO Is @Ieiner 8lnpe Elm, melde aufibrem
We9e gu 3otifOfer aufsesriHen ror"en maren.
.Sobn s. BrcfinriO9e mar bei Der 8anoe, es &C.
lang t0m aber, 5u entpiiGen.
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NaibtngtOn, II. Sept. 0etern
Gerrldte In Der 9an3en @tapt Die ttefte Nnbe.
allie Departments lparen 9slAlOisn uto bon Sc
lAdtten mar fat 1or feline Ne1e.
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baB Die ilbrl@e 8eantenpabt nh6iten Ndt mp@ ben 2 Shpbe
Aoenes ul Z ubr i'm neuen 8erammlunaslote BEL Dlrs, 8 ro
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@ala9ber ii, naGpem sr Der ge9ierans GENT
9enOe St4srbeit fir lsine abre4aung seseben,
aus Der 9aft e~ntlaIlen worbell. 4 as5aa a5 sd
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$3.50 .sl &afdpette aebradjt toorben. sU aib0k
Sefa NO Ntp nro, %. Sept, Der Dam
pier S.9. Spaulptng 9ebt teate Nbeao pUr Bier
mad 9atteras Salet NIT eem Gotten S5nDiaua,
Reatment unp ed. er a6soentenpen Quantitdt prp-
cilIonsn fur Grhppeit un0 'Slptte. Gtn weifereS
Ssst,neat fan, beats @iOr9cn Dpn Baltimore In
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Cine @arlamen!Gr lagse NIT 25aDamen fam
beute BON Nprfplf bier an Der Bug wurpe ieppd
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90 psf. uno Darilber @epinn brin9t, uno ieoer
nngefabr 1000 Dollars I'M SsliB lat, m5qen
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Sfice Der 9lortbern Central 9tatl Npab.
ga tImpre, ben 25. Set. 1851.
$500 wcrceu teSattt fGr bic @crtotuug lno lleperfab,uno y
per P ton Coer ben Velioneu, lpelde ee Sames Sptt9
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forBt brrh Gle Office os Baltimore g8s1er"
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%ltattrno'n, mo5u Ianlmtlt9e Ofitslisber ~eiuaelaren nnb, inoel
@tI&afe bon esr 8IBsten u Gtsstet SUI 8eraibuns ppllj gen.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

BY THE PRESIDENT.
A LAM3TION.

WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased Almighty God. the
Soyer, ign Dtposer OF eve ats, TO protect sDd d.
fand the Cent. dsrate s. atea iher,o in their con
a.ct with their enemies, aid to be unto them &
SHIELD:
And, whereas with grateful thanks we recogniz,
II hand AID ackn ,wl-iss that not unto u., bui
unto Him beIopg"tb the victory ari in Lurno.
ependepce upon il' Almghts strength, and tru t
ing Ia the justness If our Cause we appeal to Hin
that he insy Set AZ nsught The efforts OF cur ell g
nies, aad pat them 10 confusion III j shatas
Now, iheref 're, /, nfFERSON DAVIS Presi.
lent Of the Con edefs,e States In v..w of the in,
90 ding confirf do hereby set epsrt tRID Y, .be
18th day of vember, day &C fasting humii
nlon sid praye' and do hereby iavite the Rev
-read Gil rgy s,d people of thesc Confederate
States, TO repair that d ~ TO their u4 places
Of public worship. aud TO iuploxe the blessing OF
almighty God upon our arus, ths. He may give
us victory over epemies, preserve our homes
and affairs fl ON pol!u n, and secure 70 Us the
storaiion Of peace and prosperity.
FL Given uuGer NY hand and .he zeal Ct
t-~,--) he Confederate ststes. at Richmond,
;hp thirty first day Of October in the year .! cur
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and sixty one
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the Pfesli4nt
2 n 4. HUNTER
no l--eodtl5N Secretary of state.
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CAMP BAsTow, PocAHo~rAs 90


Last night, sbout midnight. oar encanIn-
mtnt was aroused by heavy firiag on the
outer pest, and immesiiately 81 the iroops
were Under arms, reany for the enemy should
iuey na-n proper 10 attack ua shortly af
ter M ssengers came In with the tnforua
ton that = strong body of Federal cav.
airy had attacked our picaets and drove them
DacK short distance, when. receiving rein
iofcemrnfS, they MAGE stand ana fired seye
raj yolites into the enemy causing Them 10
retreat IN dou ble-quck time. Their loss is
TWO kiiIro anu TWO wounded, who ware taken
prisoners. One OF our men received n slight
Hesb wound. which IL The only casueity on
cur side. The Eederais were Ohi, troons
well armed, and eyidt nifty had recently been
j lii on, rs they had several Federal bonds in
their possession, which fell TO the lot of our
boys. We citptnred sever u fine Enfield rifles
IN the melee. OHr pickets were com posed OF
portions OF 55e 18th and lst Georgia and the
Arkansas Regiments. who fought brayaly
against grea, odds. The night was very dark
and cloudy, but for which the lose of ina en- :
envy would have been greater
a very serious accident occurred this N orn-
ing, resulting in the mortal woundlnE OF pr;-
Yate James Nuckols, OF Company L, {sooeh-
land Grays) sd regiment. During an igsrec-
ton OF arms, n mosket In the hands of n 10 EN-
Der OF another company, accidentally ex.
ploded, andtl ball struck him In the LEFT arm.
and buck shot in the right breast pene.
trating tn lungs. Another shot also struck
another maa Oh the head, fortunately, how
ever, merely cutting The skin There Is uu I
little hopes of Private n recovery. Our
able and worthy Surgeons, Dfs. u lily ana
D.nnis, were promptly PR sent, and did ell
In their power TO alleviate the sufferipgs o.
the unfortunate man
The weather here is very cold of mornings
ana evenings, and portion OF tha troops are
rrgeriy waiting orders TO go in 10 W in ter { aar
tefs.
The roads are In IL wretchad con d1tion, and
transportation is exceedingly difficult. There
its great complaint OF the maii facilities.
which, OF late, comes and goes Just when ii
chooses. kxDs
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enemy had born driven under The bjnH, and
were trying vanity tn recTo6s. Hat The cur.
tain had not yet fallen upon THAR traRedy--
their Had of weeT had not ended. Toward
midnight our pfc5ets sgain attacked them,
and took prisoner II rho he'd not pnssed ever.
They snrTe"dtTed without Thought IF resis =
auce-evnn boys takiu i dh ir little eosies OF
them, and marching them hssore the M Rs I
slept on the roadside ! Was walked hy The
tramp of one party OF Ito, who were beiee
conducted into Lessbnrg, by the oyerjoyed
bows of the gallant 9Th
Thus Terminated y battle which WIS des-
perately fought against great odds. and III
which the defeat of the enemy less
by Ne ielian's falling back--which may or
may not be unfortunate. With TINT have
nothing to do, being simple ehrcnicier of the
battle OF Le.sburg. The enemy haa fallen
back here also. Gen. B,nks has retired bis
force 10 Pooteryille. VI here-seen from For
Evans, where / wTite-hs cloud Of tents
crown The upland, his watch fires bis re ri
night, and his drums are heard beating tattoo
and reyeills.
hsye not spoken Of the death of the brave
Colonel art, that of the Federal General.
Baker, nor stated tho loss IN either side. TN
the latter point / know notbiag accurately
| sSW, suppose, some 90 or 80 dead bodies o
the enemy. generally Shot in the head, and
suppose that the dense thicket concealed as
many, pei haps great many more. The enc
my loss, in killed and drowned must have
am un red TO 400 or 500, and the prisoners to
500 or 500. Thus, uhatever NAV have been
the character of Gen. Evaus's distractions
whether he carried ont or disobeytd B-aure
gard Is orders-this has proved II great, z
splendid VIC tory.
1 wll,e these lines in my tent. on my knees
They must necessarily prove very rude, and
open To criticism In point of style. Hat the
fsctsare accurate, ana the statements | trust
plain. Yours, truly, j. Il. &
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SourHEnN LlscoLsITRs We owe an
apology 10 the universal Yankee nation 60,
some excessive compliments We have paid
teen during tbs present war. We have giyel,
item credit for dtgree of ferocity unparall
e.sd ia modern warfare; but this was founded
entirely on their own declarations and men
aoep, publicly proclaimed ia the streets of New
York, more tban on the actual falilIa,eut al
their thrests They have been barlarous and
brutal enough, bnt eandor compels us to de-
oi4fe that the Lipcolnises q; tie South have
'hFown taoir Yankee allies completely in the
slAds In delaoniae malignity, Breckenridge.
u hsntncky. has thrown Beeeber. Of New
aofA' iar into tae shade. whilst tho worss per,
'eflaanees Of Billy Wilson's Zouayes hay. not
esaaiIed she unhesrd-of cruelty which the Lin.
@oiniies are shid TO have lately pY,,etic.a T.,
Ash'acsy ''aahns ole oftheir prisoners through
tas halos Ana h.sn before putting him 10 dea.t /
The bate exemplary John brown, who used -
entertain his leisure aomsats in Kansas Nv e,,t.
tug OF tbs thumbs and fingers OF Sou,heru man
Was the nearesrspproach which The North b.,
made 10 such proceeding cra4lly The onIv
actual hanging which has thus far occurred il
any section is that which ID said to have taken
place IN korthwsstsrn Virginia and Kentucky
There can be no doubt shsi ibs lntle knot 81
irxiters N the South are more nalia nants in
their undaefiseDess than the worst of our
Northern snssnies, and that ii faeeIof the fact
shat nos the hairs the heasd n any Union man
bss bean touched, who has submitted quietly
70 ths sutharity which hss i sikAs - bic ale.
eisass.
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1hs Banner scata a Strdage Devtes -
a good joke about the kichmond ladies il told
% Dixie, in the columns Of the Memphis
AlT,I. which, though newer before published,
was Ventilated quito extensively IL tbis Soc.
ticn not vsTy suiis ago. Aa eider ~as TO
csived from toe Agn.y Of The P,foEA "a Tor
sesenty-hsa resimeaial Gags of an entirely
new aud . strange device" They were 10 te
made and forw aEGed 10 Manassas 10 forts eight
hours The whole platier waA 10 be kept
profound secret. SO the making of the flags
viss cnfTunied 10 seventy five l,dIes who were
expected to held their seventy 1--we little
tongues Tor The space two days and nights
III tie leass. II need scarcely be added that
the fact and the pattern ofthe banner, and the
short time in which the order was TO be filed
in brief, all ahoni il, was known to every
body the next morning The ladies of Rich
'nond are Jealous and patriotic, but does Gen.
Johnston expect them TO perform impossible
ties
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A'rests.-C Charles 7 Bachler and Ella John.
son were arrested Ga Saturday night for ion.
proper conduct 10 the streets, and unlaw fully
Gakihg possession Of a hack belonging 10 Vim
Sutherland John (,riffiths ana Nm. Gentry
were taken into custody for breaking a win.
low while 1n;er the infinence of l;unor; and
VIM Jones a.a u. NJ. Allen for making a dis
tughance in Metropolitan Hall A few street
lodgers We're aroused and Locked I'd, and the
several Cares will he disposed ofby the Major
this mornin"
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Sue CoErcAioa.--Tbe Virginia State Con
ventlon, Il BODY which nevera1journs stae de,
" Ill re.asaenble ut the Capitol, on the second
"Wednesday IN this month. Since there Is now
no ''uiyiuatum" 10 discuss, VS. are at Il loss 20
know what thems will be worm threadhare by
i,teruinGble tpeeehes
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The Prisoner Accoaaf Since Ina com.
dnenoement of the war 2 6S5 Fedora! nriso,,.
ers have been brought to Richmond Several
baftaiSons have been aent Southwark, and some
released, leaving LII in the prisons here al
roll call last SATURDAY. morning. We learn thai
another lot of 230 will be sent to Columbia, S
e., to day. II Ia a good plan to keep them
moving on, STAGE their concentration at any
one point makes the family too numerous. and
there seems to Do little prospect Of making an
exchange according to the nsages ofwar.
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The Asr Testament We have received !.
COPY Il Tt!s new edition of the 1eatamenr
oenfior-s published by t4e tennessee bIbte
society, S4shrii 8: its typoUaphi.; exeou
work AT IA low Cost, for general circulation
among the soldiers Oi the South.
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Ten psraHce The Sous OF Temperance have
lot wholly abandoned their work. a!thoupl in
ne present days Of excitement they la v,s 20
'gii agalnst heavy odd-. A public meeting
',iil be held by Springfield Division to morrow
light al the Union Station Nj T. Church, one
II the ob!ec's Of which il 20 enlist tho aid of
he soldiers in behalf OF the cause There are
many men N the army who are capable Of
achieving It vast amount Of good among their
comrades IN camp, if their minds are awakened
70 the importance Of the sGilect
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CAMP B4Bln7v, O-t. 81, ISL.
\Te bad al alarm lat Dieht--pj, k-tx fred
On tise enemy killed one. wounded so, ID
captured th-"r. TIL. enemy r+tiTa,f NJ
u"U F-ere ever more DESTROYS OF "a visit ret.f,
i'i@n@s than ourEaliagSf -l!oyss -5els ati n =,
mrs morning O. a hostile atit"s trutc their
anSee 0e.EhDUrr oi, thr;jL 1l1unt4ir: sl,I1
30 attack Will o2 made. Their reception an
the - was NOT such Is u encourage u ~,
Dewal.
" e see accounts ct NumercuS promotions il
the army Sround & boat MaEa>sse; why HCuif
HCt CC'Ouels Johnson aud l'aftn 44rrD ~
made hr!G2diers, and 1T. Co.'s jackson ara
IL borough, (Wb0 have all rh- e4..naiE..
OL5suanded efficiently brave though small
bands OF sttiwaTteXiies from The Nurthws
be- promoted 70 taii CuiGDelcv? l{v tha Y5ay .
The snpersHding Of Col. Jackson In The com
mand of the 3ist Regiment, is de nne,; 3
strange proceeding by his friends and the
army geueTaiiy, ana we finders tand he I3ns
resigned. Col J IS popularity IN his eysu
section IL II source OF strength to our cause
III that quarter. He is brave aau Dr;aeut
and irkpIreg his men with perfect cor Il s!anca
Il farce - an election was held here on the
2stn. 20 nil Vac&r cies in LLs tipuvgufIatl-that
ei;ete body, which being long since f4art,.s
opcta, should adjourn sf9s 1.s PERT. CT vour
tl,Ie oefore you improve your land Drive
invaders from Flrglnla's sacred soil l,rfor,
Ton annoy people With sWendtnauts 10 The
ju ictary, ard other deparc.uents OF the Gov
rrnment. LIEUT. Col. Jonathan 10 Heck,
captured by the enemy at kieh Mountain
ana now prisoner on parole, came 20 camp
tue day before the election and secured the
entire vote OF the Ionon -, iiaus here ms
sem bisd 10 Wit. t4st four . fes--nf course b., is
elected. Charles N Russell and Robert
Johnston. EfaTs being already nfmh hers OF
the tonfeder 20 Congress, Will he REELECTED
b. 'he army, though l understand botn have
opponents.
Pr'prrt1icns are making to winter t-oops
here. already II is SO cold rs To r. ouire sew
eral blankets 10 Ike p q N an moderately com
fGrtaDI3. The health ar The l.
proving.
he l. eshnrg vietsry gave ue 10Y Mty
God grant success & The righteous GAUGE ct
the defenders OF their homes and hearths
SOLDIER.
p s-rhe prisoners say there were about
IfIeen killed md wopuded-that the n;ttives
~are carried CT in au ambulance: but thai
they, tezng foreigners, were left .ehere they
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

Ai4ftary ErpsG1stts - Il attention has
been called 80 the fact. that the s,i.,iers who
Snard the pFisons, having no conveniences for
warming tiseir quarters, have been COMPEL
20 ADOPT the expedient Of building fires in The
street We should think better arrangement
might be provided for tho comfort Of the men
VITO are 1efAiied tor 81 n fanitlls tniv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

Dssgraocfa Roar disturbance occurred
yesterday afternoon on 18th street. east al
Nam, which caased good deal of commotior,
in that Interesting locality. We did not lear,
how it Originated be. the result was that Mi.
chael cnstello received terrible blow ON The
head with "a bottle, aud che or two others are
said 70 have heen more or less hurt One OF
the offenders, Jacob DiliInsn, was subsequent.
~ found concealed behind some timber near
Blankinship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

P!ch Udter.--The nver is up again.
though not 80 high IA GA sone previous occa
sions during the present year. Ne doubt
whether ths oldest inhUbiaat TecoIlects :,
period Of sHch frequent aud copious rains s.
No i,;.ye mad Since the commandments Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

.Fot so Bad as Repoy!ed--Ne are requested
70 state that the gentleman who was robbed
~ a watch, . sum Of money, and oihciai die
p;.ches Ut tie Exchange Hotel, d few nights
tyo, was overcome by fdiigue. conse qnent
upon a long Journey, aud not obiivinus from
over indulgence ia spirifuous liquids, as re
pgrted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

Aej.tH gt the Cureynor.--Gov. Letcber re-
Turned 10 this city last evening from Manass.ts.
Daring his sojuurn with tie army. " = ara in
formed, he presented Z fag 10 the Fist Regi-
mont NIrginlA NnLNnas.crs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

Bnek Agai@-Two Yankees, who had
been in the prison hospital. were taken 10
nChimborazo' last week aud pnt 10 work nv
way ofexercise, when they took advantage IL
the Kindness Of the guard and ran awav AZ.
ter wandering abau. for some time. thew oa.
.red or allie of yagrancy, aud stopped on En-.
boai&are's farm. few miles below Rich.
mohu, and begged for something to cat, which
Mas gwen thsaa. The proprietor Of the place
IN ~. sent ihsm back 70 pfisen yesterday ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

Mr. Cro"ch' Coacert--We invite atten-
tipn 20 the card Of Mr. Crouch, whose concert
ON Friday evening wac postponed, on account
OF the weather. Ills known ability as 81 com
poser ard singer, aseure for Linn COED house,
more Particularly, as We are given to under
stand, this il his farewell performance, previ.
o'.s TO joining his corps ON the Potomac
Saieidss Battery"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

Florida I'obHcco-Wa inyi.e attention to
the advertisement Of Messrs =. Wsuu 4. CO. oi
Caar4eslon, :. g., wAe offer for sale a lot OF
fi'riia ieai tobacco, suitable for tho nanufac-
tnre Of line cigars.