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RE rIiH cNvMRNoni or VIRGINIA..

BE EI7E GCFEi1NCH UF ViSISIN1A,
a PROCLA MATI0 \.
ENHrREks : vacancy ha. occurred In the Horsa .
" Delegate q THU STATE, by the resignation Of a. ].
SorELIs. Esq, ,n- E<I' gate elect for the county OF Jeyer.
son: therefore J., JOHN LETCllER, Governor VI the Com.
nouwsalth Of Virginia, 10 exercise OF authority veai.6 10
Inc Executive by Iaw, do hereby require the Sheriff Of the
said county OF J.Trrson 10 cause an election 10 be held 10
thu; cyun.T On the li:a DAY OF DECEMBER next, for i
De!e.. 80 to ell The vacancy sfo esaid
- Given under ny hand, az Governor, and radtr
is. the Zeal Of the Commonwealth, al Richmond, hi.
49, 18th day Of November, 1861, aud 10 the year o! tie
Commonly cath the eiyhty-sl1th J0HN LEiCHEE- :
By The 9oTerner,
GEORGE v. MusTosp,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
sSy- T The papers a; Charlie town TO publish until tbs eJ
Of vircSo n.
Nov 22-tde
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MARRIED.,

~. :. rhurIday, November %, 1851, at EIlsssiie,
r. ,psrJ, <. O the residence VI J. ". Dounsy,
va les. Win todg.,, y. D., OF Warreptnn, r.
E.:st,;h Cts CT rpt Va.
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From Arizona.

,a!cw!ps is aa extract o. a letter dated
q. NoT.s:
h,vs l,is, received intelligence here,
IS oroduced the greatest confusion, to
- ina: :. TOO Liucolnites, under Colonel
ware about setting ont from Fort Craig
.,:.ncs= of making demonstrations on
and. ii possible, to re.ake that Terri
mel Baylor, commanding Confederate
I'd crmmenced to retreat, and would
! r.iaiu,ced by Sibley's brigade.
; 10: considered probable that the enc
vi cgr,e below Fort Bliss
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VALUABLE PLANTATION aND SLi YES
FOE SALE. .

E>r VIRTUE ofthe will Of the late Thomas Ti,a-',.
u decd, and 70 effect u division amongst Tie !tcn;ee'.
i W! s-; .; public sucticn to the highest bidder, ca it.>-
DAY, the 18th day Of December next, lha! Valuable fiil.
iatioa in tae county Of D%!nwiddie, eight miles south Tesi 81
the Courthouse, known Us Poplar Hill" ~heIcou She late
Mrs. Est 4br,h Hitncrs resided. i: contains by Old survry
so ACRES, is in escrucIt condition, we'll watersd and prV-
yerc!ai. icE hsA!tlfuacs'. 1; Is admitted % he on- OF The
ihost productive farms In the country. The building ecu.
ss: Of q Dwelling House With 5 rooms, and AL Oa!cr Ia tie
yard, With all the necessary out-houses, some OF which hsvo
recei:: y undergone a thorough repair. AZ Episcopal Caurc:.
Is within half Is nile Of the residence. and others are IT Coz
"enisn: distances In the neshoorhood. 4 crop Of Wheat
has been seeded.
/ viii a!.u sell, Al the same time, Elsh. or Teu Valuable
slayes, accusiurari 10 plantation Eorx. Persons "i.aiaI
TO view the land will call on the subscriber III Petersburg.
u. 10 Sir. jas. u. Biaukeg:h!p % Tue premises.
TErx,.--For; nr n.sroe1, cssh; for the lard. : ered!. "
enc ami two yrara, the purchaser giving bond, with sa'!s'
!sct"-y security, and B deed OF frus; on the laad
THOMAS WlTHERS
Ego. Thomas Ni:h,rs, Ge,a
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NY ssgE GOVERNOR O* vIEkGINtA.
4 PROCLAMAT1OE.

HN SsgE GOVERNOR O* vIRGINtA-
4 PROCLAMATION.
~ .iorers appointed for the teyer-i counties and crtes
% tbs Comm ,nwealtll 10 tupeIlntend the election # ti-c'
i"rJ for Precedent and Vice President Of the Conf d='ate
States, that d ,u,jor!ty OF the votes pcliri !: tho raid .!te
t!na were vi, en- N favor Of the following person.:
Ju'N P. EDhUSDS, Of halifax.
AZ y T. CAPERT0N, Of hoErce.
Jls.PH CHRISTIAN, Of Midd:eseH.
C~IsCfNNATCS ". NEWTON, Of Norfolk CITY.
RALEIGH 7. DANIEL. OF Richmond cty.
WI. T. THOMPSON. OF D~'nwidd:e.
WOOD BOCIpIN, OF Charlotte.
VS.. L. GOGGIH, Of Bedford.
REM. 2. RANDOLPH. Of Albenarle
JAS. ". WALKER Of Madison.
ASA ROGERS, OF Lordoun.
SAMUEL c. WILLIAMS. Of shenandoah.
s. MCDOWELL REID, OF Rockbridga
HENRY A.. EDMUaDS0S, OF Roanokn.
JAS. VI. sHEFFEY, Of smyth.
liEaRY }. FISHER, Of Mason.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, OF Harrison
Z. Il. FIlZHCGIi, OF Ohio.
Vow. therefore, by virtue o! ~au,hcrl.y vested In The Er>
ca,lye by ls~, I hereby proclaim ED make known thu
III. said persons have been duly elected k!eetoss off PreGl
dc.t and Wee President Of the Confederate statea for &nd
OF. b.h. III Of tho State Of Virginia.
The Electors are required BY law to meet at the Capitol,
IN IN. city Of Richmond; Oh the PIhST WEDNESDAY IL
GEa next, by the hour OF ten o'clock La tho mcrn-
Ing:
- Girca under my hand, AS Governor. aid uat--
u Y the Seal Of the Commonwealth. 1t Richmond, this
49, Goth DAY OF November, lsGl, and In The e'ehy .o'S.a
wear Of The Commonwealth. JOHN LETCiER-
BY the Governor.
Gronos y. Mrsyoap, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Nov DT-tf
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CoMMl,TFED

rE1o the Jail Of Washington county on The lth OF or.o-
bs:, 1861. o negro boy. who calls himself HENRY, and
,tate, that he belong, 10 DR.. William Brown, Of Alabama
said b Y |, ) feet Q OF 9 lnche, high, copper eolorsI, ant
weighs about ~ pounds.
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove property
pay charges and take him away, or lie Win be do 1T with ii
ue law directs. W. ". BARKER,
Abingdon Nov. 3O-cH5E Tailor.
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Gup.boa,x for Cairo.

CAIao, Nov. 25.-The gun boat Lexington
has gone to ST. Louis to carry two new gun
boats, just finished, TO ;his place. They will
probably arrive TO mcrrow. 3c:;ve prepare.
iicns are being made 70 place their arsuamea;
on them At once. Their crews will be taken
from 800 marines that arrived here Wednes-
day last. Several floating batteries are ex-
pected down immediately. Barracks for wiz
ter quarters are being rapidly completed.
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WI. 7. SCVTI,
Nov I'D. Admr'a, D. b. ~, OF s. D. Morton.

VERY VAEEABLZt AND ATTRACTIVE
Farm OF SlXTi-SkrfS ACRES, On THh EEW
. WILL AA:SBuk1 TCKEpIEE, Two MILES BELOW
EICIISiUND, FOX SALE.
a. ARE authorized to sell tie above yS~uao': Tam,
~ being the same recently owned and occupied J Ihe
late John T. Harrison, Egg. i, sJjo!ns tho lands o, Bit.
John Poe OH The North. The tract contains G. acres, Learly
all cleared, and In = hgh state OF Improvement. 1fo
Building. on The place are admirably veil asrapg: d, tEc
ARE in lie uoos. perfect repair. This Is really Il most at
tractIve place. If immediate application l. made, : bar.
sain can be had. apply 10
Noy I4-2ta~:t GoDDIS i APPERso%, Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

ZEIGL.E's ARMY SCRRoUNDED By GENERAL
MoCCLLOCI.
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Evacuation OF Tybre lslrnd BY The Fed
eruls.--St s.rfs Wrecked.

Evacuation OF Tybrs Islrnd 5y The Fed
erul.---I ts.ris Wrecked.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 2.-J'hs "Reputiicsn" 0i
this morning says that the FeGeIaIs have erac.
uatcd Ty5ce Island. One snip lad LEFT on Sat.
rrlsy morning Southwark Bound, aud ONE
yesterday NollhwaFd bound.
On Saturday afternoon IL large snip stood in
Warsaw Inlet. Commodore IA lis Acct
went after her, but she disappeared.
Six Federal vessels were Of Tybee yester.
day.
The schooners Waterman and Huron we're
wrecked Of Tybee en- Friday morning. Tho
fell into The bands OF the blpckaders.
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CATTLE MARKET, &C., Sov. 80, 1901

CATTLE NAANEl, &C., NuS- SUI 4-U1.
BBE1.-The sales Ui cattle 1t the icalrf thl: weeI were
the heavlezt ever made, here he!ng s0l head sold A.
prices ranging from 50 Is 10 8 70 gross. Bet Ten sold a.
The latter price. The operations OF The week clUssd with Q
lsbdency 10 decline.
SskKs- Du. few ,old We quote at 600 to Geo rrs:s for
fair to good quality.
II es Supply heavy at ! decline In prices there sero
1879 head sold at The scales tnis week st II Nv TO u.e0 net
Several lots held over uusold.
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>PiAStNG osaCHrNEEY

,rtAStNG MACHINEEY.
/, lave Machinery for ~spinping Cotton, con-
. ." ~spiudIes. mostly nsw, W ish We wish TO
:. Ora : on ~ regard o It can shxd by ap-
"e' atsse.sed 70 The subscribers, ~ Abinz.
T. F.. CLhPP,
49,. JACOB LYNCH,
Executors OF i. B, Qlspp, dss'd.
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NEWS gY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED PUR The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
IMPORTANT FROM missouri.

CAPTCHE or MONTGOMERY ~
HIS JAYHA WHERS.
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Escape Of Elm Lane, and. Capture u: hi
Forces.
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WAX
ORDNANCE OFFICE.

WAX DFP
ORDNANCE OFFICE.
Rcuaoso, November 9Th, JS6i.
s. IDS will be recsl7ed n: this Office until the Goth Gss OF
6, December next for the following GUN CARRIAGES,
and eGuip.nents delivered a. the neare,t Rair: al drpo.-
200 Oak sirse-carFisges. With Imbera, for 4-sa-inch BE-
siege Guns.
lt, 0aG Bl.hs,te Carriages, with Chassis. PLATFORM, n.
evaiIas Appa:atus, Centre Rings, Platte Pate, az
Pins, TrsVsrs.ng seIments, SUI Tic Plates. .noZ,seG
Bolts. (Flf,y Of the above for new pa.:sTs 7iceh naG
Ely for neT pattern lGiuch Colrmblsd,.
Bids may be made for any number less than IN: "aos
number required Drawings and specifications O. T0os
AID lion work will be furnished by this oisee.
J. GORGAS, Lieutenant C6ic5s..
Chile! Of Ordinance.
Express, Petersburg, Va; Republican,, Lynehburg. -.
Journal, Wilmington, y. e; Mercury, Chnr,tston, : g.:
Con,tiI-,;ooau.t ;uzu:;s, Ca; R-prhlican, saray3sh.
Go; Advertiser, Mou,so1sTy' Ala; Fl ridia? and Jsnros;'
FsllahaSEe, Pa; AdyOssts, HanssyiLs' Sls; spsrsl,
leans, La; Mobile Atyer'!ssIi fre;e, Hio. ars R;eo'a:s;
Co.aGhus. Ga, srn;!ae!; Richmond Msg, D!spst:;i snt
december, In DAILY, Tri'weekiy aud Weekly Papers, saa
ior.sri oil d 20 AZ inquirer" cnce for sstusEe:t.
-os-5&cEyDec
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Distinguished Arrivsls in New OrIcanb.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30-Gcn. 0. F. Jack.
non, and the members oil mis- staff, ard niso the
Hon. E. C. Csbel, Gen. Shields, Col. Broadss
we'll and Mai. Murray. arrived here this morn.
ing. The military are now serenadiug them.
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suoo7r.G ArrA1g.-Two nen, named James

Su90TlHG AFrA1s.-Two nen, named James
Slater an'! Francis S~perden, were yesterday arrested
upon II Charge Of shooting Vim. Clark, the propr;e-
tor Of d grocery on the corner OF 18th and Fenable
streets. The difficulty is said to have originated
through the attempts or the nccuscd-who were both
intoxieated-to obtain liqour from the wounded man,
and which vas refused them. Clark is thought to DC
dangerously wounded, having received . pistol shot
wound in the region Of the stomach. Spe.den also
had u finger of his lett hand shot away during the
allray. The whole matter will DO investigated baioro
the Mayor this inorn:rg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

Anderson, slave Of Miss Z. Hall, Of King
William county, WA convicted, yesterday, before tho
County Court, Of an attempted burglary on Louis
Keppler's house, ind ordered 10 be punished by IS
lashes, hall t. be given yesterday and half next Ss-
turdEy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

NE PLUS ULTRA.
HALLS PATENT COT, MATTRESS, SEAT
AND CAMP TALISE.
FT3Hls article combines more advantages than any other
4 yut Offered. III Is strong, compact and light; simple
In construction. ard not llsbIr 10 break down or get out Of
order. All who have uged them say they are tho bsSt and
NOS, compile camp fixture they have seen.
Manufactured By GEO. ". LLOYD, loot Of 9lst street,
and for sale ut KNOWLES Il MALEORD'S, on Maln street,
between 18th add 18th streets.
Call and see them. Nov 25-lme
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

Arrsstof AdJctant Robcr: r. seet..
New YORK, Nov. 25.-On The arrival, to Gay,
Of the North Star, adj. R,bert y. Scot: tson
of the Rev. DR.. s. Scott wns arrested on the
charge Of treason.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

DEATu OF ALDERMAN SADLEa-Geo. L. Sad
Ter, Esq, Alderman Of Jefferson Ward, died ut /
O'Clock yesterday morning, after n shortillness. JET.
ferson Ward has lost two members OF tho Hastings
Cour: il :llree months past. AR. C. B.. Hill having
dsceuseL . short time since,
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will also sci! Il: he same tiue, as administrator OF tho
late aI.s Elit,bcil M!;he:s, decd, all the Hous,hoid ana
Kitchen Furniture. on the above named farm, together WITH
The Farming Uteosu., one Carriage, Wssob, Cart. Horses,
Oxen, STOCK Of Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, soout SEQ Barreli o.
Cora, Fodder, OaiS, shucks, Strsw, DC &c.
TrsyS For all SUES OF fifty dollars and nnder, caAh;
over al amount, a credit Of SIX months, thu purchaser
giving bond AID satisfactory security.
Til0s. WITHERa,
Admir-. If the E.tste Of Elizabeth Wi.he:s, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

"AVaHA CIGARS.
ID $780, 0u Havana Cigars.
60 U0 Irritation Cigars.
SOD, nGD g rDan Cigars.
9,UJU Packages Cissrs,os, IN paper.
kLSO-
sola5e xad enrique Tobacco.
20 BoHe, ca OF Wine.
20 Boxes sLl l. oil.
For sule by Ell. DURAN,
Nov S-tJ'st Sd Nhin street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

rowD, South Notwithstanding Of Ecde-
rails on Hutchinson zsi8ud.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2.--The Charlca.In "Ccr-
rior" Of this morning publishes W ez!ruct eli a
letter from Havana, Stating that several c"rgocs
Of Carolina rice had been received. Rice is
quoted At IS and u ri@ls, and iurpe1:ine at
sixteen dollars per quintgl. Exchange en- Lon,
don iG %: cent. on Paris :: t. p-emium.
Tho '!Mercury' says ,hcro @ss Il destructive
fire in Georgetown on FaiGay evening. 4 loi
Of naval stores were d~est!oye ed. Ire loss IS Is.
timatcd at $40, Don.
Two hundred Faderals !Gn;iG,l a: !!u.chinso
Island on Friday last, p'upd:fiag Ire t9use
and then ouraing them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

ANNUAL MEETING.
TyGIE Fourteenth Annual Meeting OF tbs Stockholders Of
the Rlchucn end and Dsnyille Railroad Elil be held 10
this city on WEDNESDAY. 1lTH DECEMBER rsft.
Thus. VI. BRoCKENBEOUGH, sec'y.
PORN OF PROXY.
E..ow ALL MEy BIT rBEss PRESENTS, That
the uutersigned, do hereby constitute aud aproiat
attorney for ami In aAne, to vote OF
ali questions tina NAV be brought before the meeting of
the Stockholders OF the RichE.pd and Danv!Ds Railroad
Company, 10 be held at ss day OF
or a. any adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
~rstifyinz all the acu Of said %s.torn-y In he premises.
as fully asst we're present and vot!ag 10 person.
In testimony whereof have hersuuto affixed
hand this dyy Of Nov. l2-td.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

Destruction By Fire OF Cotton.
CHARLESTON, Dee. 2-Ihc cotton Of Hutch.
inson, Fenwick and stj ching Islands vas de-
stroyed by fire o1 Thursday night last BY the
patriotic CWptIS.
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Bede,al Troops Ordered from Western
virginia..

ColragCs, ONO, Nov. 2i-Six Ohio and
two Indiana regiments have been ordered from
Western Virginia. a part Of these will be
taken from Cheat Noun lain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

TIE MARYLAND FrND-A LIBERAL DoSA-
T1oN.-Wc have received, through the hands OF
Mcssrs. Edmond, Davenport & Co., Of this city, Il
drift for s470, contributed by Aiessrs. ]. shsekle-
ford aud other patriotic citizens Of Wilmington,
North Cnrollnu. for the use Of the Maryland rcgi-
ments now in Virginia. We assure the donors that
their contribution shall be properly distributed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

New CoSrRlsurloSs.-We are gratihed 10
acknowledge the iollowin: additional contributions
for the regiments NAMED below
ALES1SpRlI soLpIggk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

THEATRE.-Mias Ids Vernon made her debut
last night before & fiu audience, notwithstanding the
unpromising character Of the night. W. reserve our
upon her performance Of Camille until
a future opportunity. She will appear tonight as
II Nalelinc.n
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WasBISGToS, Nov. %. 1861.

There Is 1t report here today that the re-
bel steamer Nashville has run the blockade eff
Charleston and cntsred .ha: port with a vLu-
able cargo, consisting Of woolIens, arms, wires
irr t.icpraphic use, percussion cups, salt, &C.,
&C.. While this report comes only through
rebel channels, there is reason for believing Ii,
:s one OF our Consuls notified the government
some time since that the Nashville was loaded
in q certain foreign port, and WAS intending to
run the blockade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

MAYORS Corgr.--But little Of public int.
rest WA yesterday transacted in this Court, and VI
therefore devote the space its proceedings would 90
cupy to the details OF our late Northern news.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

MODERN LANGUAGES.
A GENTLEMAN, we'll qualified 10 teach tho MODERN
"a LANGUAGES, Offers his services 10 the public on line
rel terms. Applications lief; With 3r. J. H. LowEEs, Far.
ners Back Of Virginia, or at Box go, T. o., will be prompt
Is attended TO, ltSov 5-diI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

RoBEERY.-James Doran was yesterday ar
rested, charged with assaulting and beating George
Webster, and with !eloniously robbing him Of IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

The case Of tho Harvey Wash, pending for
several days pms: before Judge Lyons, for counter
letting, had not heou concluded ii n hate hour yes
'terdsy evening,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

SNow.--There was quito n brisk foil ofsnow
last night, which, commencing about five o'clock,
continued until Il late hour Of the night, thGwing,
however, us j: Eel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

WHITES
NEW CAMP AND HOSPITAL BED,
STArY's G0RFEGERATE MATTRESS,
NOR .ale by the subscribers, ats. W. uARWO0D'S Fur
pitrre Store, Go frrnnr st' cs:, -: amont.
Also, CAMP FURNISHINGS iu grn.tl
Nov 2S-,f c. IS. WRITE & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-03

TIE coNFsDEgATEs ADVANCING IN MISSOURI.
FROM Missouri the report IS that the Con
federates. under Gen. Price, still continue to
advance. \ Telegram, dated Sedal;a, NoVem-
Der 26th, announces his approach towards that
place, ard states, further, that the Federal
pickers had been driven in. Tbs destruction
of all the business portions Of Warsaw BY hre
is confirmed. The secrssionis!s are charged
with being the incendiaries, but this Is doubt
cd.
A correspondent Of tho New York world"
writing from South western Missouri, gives u
very responding view of tho state of affairs in
that quarter. The recall of the Federal troops
from Springfield is regarded as nothing less
than I retreat oy the people generally. The
Unionis.s, terrified at the danger to which they
arc exposed, are either DESERVING their home
steads, or awaiting, with anxiety, thespproach
Of tho Confederate forces. Lane has fallen
back to Kansas and re.occnpied Fort Scott,
and the plunderiDg propcnsities of portion of
the Federal troops have given rise to much in.
dignation against them, even on the part of
those who were formerly reported to be
loyal.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16
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son Vt tbe Aufh@, n ? ycIouss3 t.
81 " nes sent " -, E75
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vsg TACTICS Hopers paid by the Troops ln.pee.
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published by order of the Surgeon General with Esays on
taking food and what food; By Florence Nightingale.
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When sent BY mail, 10
INSTRUCTION FOR FIELD ARTILLERY-Ex Extracted
from GiIham's Manual for Volunteers and Militia.
Price 81 M
When sent by mail, "a
SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, the Practical Soldier
Illustrated with 2s Engravngs, and designed for the use
of the Militia Of the Confederate States.
Price, 81 %
When sent by mail oS
MAHANS OUTPOST DUTY-AE Elementary Urea:
se on Advanced Gnard Out Post and Detachment Of
Troops and the of posting and handling them in
presence of the enemy.
Price, 500
When sent BY mail, 70
GILHAM'S MANUAL for the Volunteers and Militia of
the Confederate States.
Price, $50
When sent BY mail, 800
For sale by
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Raleigh n. c.
September TO- 1851. ST.
szSE- Spirit of the age copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS
N COLLEGE or VIRGINIA,

a RIGHMOND. ~
session Is6f.se2.
gUyHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
III viii commence On the first MONDAY IN Novemoer,i
1851 and eonfiuue until the 1st of March ensuing
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, Nd, Professor of Surgery
DAVID H TUCKER, Md. Prof of Theory and Frschce
BEVERLY S R. WELLFoRD. MD, Prof of Aateria Nedi-
ca and Therapeutics.
A E PETICOLAS N D., Prof of Anatomy.
i. & JOYNES, I'D Prof of Institutes Of Medicine &C.
JAMES H. CONWAY, MD, Prof. of Obstetrics, &C.
JAMES B. McCAW, ND, Prof of Chemistry and Phar-
MARION HOWARD, Md. Demonstration Of Anatomy
Under liberal appropriation of the Legislature OF tir
GINA the facilities for Instruction have been much %
proved Numerous and valuabe additions have been mace
10 the Chemical Apparatus and Anatomical Museums new
illustrations have been added to the former stock IN every
department; and new Hospital constructed on the pest
psn has been for time in successful operation Inc
Clinical advantages offered by Richmond during the con
tipuance of the present war will be invaluable
Two primes oy Dollars each offered to candiasies
for graduation First for the best Essay on any shoeet
pertaining to the Theory Practice Of Medicine
w. the best Essay any subject IN Surgery ana oo
stetrics- an
FEEs:-To each Professor $5: Dissectng TICKET CIV
Matriculation s.; Graduation SIS.
For further information copy OF the Caiaogue' ao
dress L. D Jol Nhn "
August so, 1861. is-iZ"
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Experienced and thoroughly qualified teachers give
entire time To their respective departments
Extra charges and needless expenses strictly Pic
bbiied-DecesSary purchases made BY the teachers
Pcayune pedas allowed TO enter the premises and
packet money is required
Oxford is situated the healthy hills of Granville. l2
miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR ainad and is Gun.
necfed with Henderson Station BY daily line Of stages
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions The
first opens The first Monday in July and closes the
last Thursday in November The second opens the first
Monday in January and closes with the annual commence
meni on the last Thursday in Nav.
Students eceived for sessions. Cores
poudeuts will direct their frvors to
MILLS & CO., Oxford, n. C.
December II, 1860. lUl-tf