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, Ms NStice:ISo MANI ediIonS OF my In
been published, / think it due to both tie public
and pm blishers to .tate-
That the COPYRIGHT EDITION Of my IN
PANTRY and KIFLE TACTICS, published BY \
h. G0ETZEL CO., in Mobile, is the only com
p,ate and revised edition. and this edition
which have recently made. adapting the man ual
70 the use of the arms generally in the hands OF
the troops in the Confederate States.
w HARDEE,
Colonel Confederate States Army
Fort Morgan, June Is. 1851. jy Sim
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FASHoroHrON's BREAcH. LOADING CANNON
We are gratified to learn that several OF cur
citizens, impressed with the superior merits
of Mr.. Nanhoughtou invention. have de
terInined to raise 4 fund TO enable him to 20
TO Virginia and have II gun made at the TIede-
gar Works, in order that the principle may
be fairly ties ted, and the gun brought iInme-
diateiy TO she notice of the GoverDrnent.--!@l-
rTuz1h Nsfrs
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course ont Of the whole cloth; but added
unity and completeness to the raaAos.
We gave these reports upon the authority
from which We derived them, and though re-
garding them as more than probable, we
frankly stated that they were verbal and not
earfasu
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Military Maners.-Capt. John Weems, OF
the Letcher Guards, from Augusta, Georgia,
has been promoted to the position of Major in
the regiment to which his company is attached.
All the field officers of the Tenth (Ga.) Regi-
ment are either natives or residents OF
Augusta.
DR.. NJ. E. Swnney, member of the Letcher
Guards, has been appointed assistant surgeon
of the above regiment.
Col. T. S. Bloom, of Macon, Georgia, has
been appointed to a position ON Gen. Il. Il.
Jack sons staff
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Going into .Scrrice.-A splendid grey char
ger, a present from James Barbour, Jr., OF
Culpeper county, to John NJ. Daniel, Esq,
editor of the Richmond Examiner, was re-
ccved in this city on yesterday via railroad.
1t is understood that Mr.. Daniel has accepted
a position in the staff of Gen. John B. Floyd,
and the brigade of the latter being ready, be
will start for the Western part of the State in
a few days, prepared for active service. The
present war has absorbed a good deal of the
available newspaper talent of the country.
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THE ENGAGEMENT NEAR MARrlNsBuRG i!
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS /
Correspondence. Of the Richmond Dispatch

correspondence OF the Richmond Dtspatcn.
BuckLER's Tow. BERfsLsY Co.. Va,
On yesterday, Col. .Tacksons Brigade Of
Virginia forces were advanced in the direc-
ton of Falling Waters, to meet the enemy,
who were reported to be advancing from will
Transport, ON the Virginia side of the river, In
considerable numbers. Our brigade was then
camped at Camp Stephens, miles North
of Marinsburg, and set forward in great
haste Immediately after breakfast. After ad'
yancing about mile. we halted, and the An
gusta Regiment, under Col Harper, accom-
panied by one six FOUNDER OF the Rockbridge
ARTILLERY, proceeded under the command OF
Col Jackson in persen TO meet the
a mile and r. half when the enemy appear
ed, drawn up In front Of large tract OF
woods and on hill. The fight was brought
on by the West Augusta Guards, tCaptain
Waters / and a part OF Capt. Letcher's Rock
bridge Rifles acting as skirmishers, under
command Of Major Baylor, who drove back
the skirInishers OF the enemy three times:
The firing was pretty brisk for ten or fifteen
minutes The enemy moved forward in good
style, and did some xecution in our ranks
but, 50 far as our officers could Judge, and as
stated by prisoners, the loss on the side OF the
United States men far exceeded ours. We
lost three men killed and had about six or eight
slightly wounded. None of our officers were
hurt, though they were all at their posts, and
displayed throughout great GOODNESS and
courage. Col. Harper and Lieut. Col. Har-
man were where their duty called them, in
command of the main body, and succeeded in
driving back the main body of the enemy-act
ing not unworthiiy OF men who had seen SER
vice in Mexico. Major Baylor, who was at
the head of the troops first engaged, nobly
sustained the character ascribed to him by
the men whom he formerly commanded as
Colonel. The 6.pounder was fired six times,
and is supposed to have done good execution.
The enemy was found to be far too numerous
for our forces, and were fast endeavoring to
outffank and surround us; but Col Jackson
was not to be so outdons, and after doing the
Yankees as much damage as was possible,
drew off the troops engaged in good order.
The fortunate gunners who were engaged at
the guns OF Captain Pendleton's Artillery, re-
joined their company without loss, and the
whole brigade retreated in good order, and
part of the time in view of the enemy's troops,
which were thrown out on the left Of their
main body with view to surrounding us.
We encamped three miles south ward from
Martnsburg last night, and fell back TO this
place, (three miles turther,) where we have
been joined by q larger force, under command
Of Gen. Johnston. We now hope to meet the
enemy to-day or tomorrow, on ground OF
their own selection, if they desire it. Y.
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Srnrcs rv LIaursiAG The house of MI.
Lafayette Kirby, near Spartanburg, s. g.,
WAS struck by lightning on the evening Of the
2sth uit.. and badly shattered. Mr. Kirby.
his wife and children, were all severely shock.
ed. They were struck senseiess, and Mrs.
Kirby did not recover possession of her facul
ties for day or two. Mr.. Kirby and his chill.
dren, however. soon recovered from the shock.
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DIED.

At the residences of her father. In Man ehs.,s
RACnAgL B., only daughter o. Wm.,H ~
Elizabeth Bolton, aged two yeArs ten months snd
three days. ~, "aa
Fare thee well, nv dea rest ehild
Dsath has stamped thy brow;
His hand has plHcked from thy checks
The blooming roses now
Thou vert too fair and beautiful
Within this world to dwell
And angels now have welcomed Ihs~
Their anthems loud to swell
Her funeral will take place from thu R.,,,.,
morning.
On Union Hill, Sunday, June !, 1881. WV
B. 4UTHRlE. in the 3lst year Of his age
His funeral will take piscs Ut Leigh s,,..,
Baptist Church this evening n. 1 o'eIock. M
trends and acqua ntanc-s are In tied to Attspj
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The city yesterday was as quiet day as
could be desired. The flags waved gaily in
the wind, people went to church, the sidewalks
were not obstructed by drunken and disorderly
men, though few of the latter class were
fshed out of alleys and by-ways and put in
the cage to sober off.
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U. s. Navy, has been sadiy afiictsd. M
youngest child died on the 22d ult Ut War.
rsuton, N. o.. aud ere another week rolled
around. his eldest son, aged 10, was laid Ia
the grave.
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An English paper says that Mr.. aud Mrs.
Dickens have been rsconcilsd, and ars living
together.
a young man named Sigman hung him.
seif In CatawoA county, Ala, on the % inst.
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THE FoU 9TH IN PORTSMOUTH Grand Mill
tdry Disploy--The Portsmouth Transcript
gives the following account of the observance
OF the Fourth in that vicinity:
The Sd and 4th Regiments of Georgia Vol
unteers, the Louisiana Regiment, Sussex
Light Guard, Suffolk Cavalry, and the Ports
mouth Light Artillery, in accordance with
previous orders, celebrated the 4th of July by
a grand parade, review and drill, in the vcin :
ity of Hoftiers Greek. The brigade was COM
manded by Col. Blanchard, and reviewed By
Gen Huger and staff. A more imposing mil
itary play was never witnessed in this sec
ton, and the accuracy of movements, pre-
csion aud prom tness in drill, exhibited tle
highest degree OF proficiency and skill on the
part of officers aud men, and excited the ad-
miratiOn OF the immense copcoGrse Of speeta-
tors present.
The NOV emenIs Of the Liz Artillery, Capt,
u.imas, aud the salute fired by tbat com pany
ct mesidlan. eiscitst special complimentary
notices from Hen Huge: as vel! IS others
After the arinous duties OF the field. the bri.
gtxie retired, the regiments aad companies,
with many invited CHESTS, to their several
quarters for rest and refreshmcnt.
In the city, the National Qreys, Capt. John
E. Deans, and Norfolk County Patriots, Capt
William Etheredge, made a parade in the
morning, passing through most of the pIinci
pal streets. With this exception and a-salu te
Of fifteen guns from the good old ship United
States, no other public notice was taken Of
the day
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DECEASED Col. William Wigg Hazard, q
well known plan ter of st Simon's Island GA
died suddenly ia Charleston, ). o., last week,
Of apopiexy. He was perfect specimen of an
oll time gentleman, and his house was The
abode Of hospitality
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A man, whose name we were unable to learn,
was arrested yesterday in the saloon under
the Odd Fellows Hall as spy and taken to
the cage.
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Gone.--The remaining company of Wash
ington Artillery have left Richmond to join
their comrades now on duty in the interior.
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GROCERIES, &c.
3nO BBLs. COMMON wHisKEY.

1nO BBLs. COMMON WHisKEY.
AOV $50 bbls. very foe Rye wH,skEY,
so bbls. common French BRANDY,
% bbls. Rose GIN.
~ casks very fine Cognac BRANDY,
10 hall barrels Ginger BRANDY.
half barrels superior German BITTERs.
pipes Holland GIN,
CT superior quality.
20 bbls. veIy line Peach BHANDf,
40 easks ,p rt, Madeira, sherry and Malaga
aS' bbls s,i g, extra C. B. and yellow Coffee
100 bbls. Cut, I;qs, and Crushed SUGAR,
100 oDs New orleans aoLAssEs, superior
IS sb!s. Ssry shq.es Golden SYRUP,
80 bbls. Woods n. {. Cat HERktads,
100 bbs. Nos. l. 2 and3 MACKsREL,
so bbs. Halifax Cut No. BEHRING'S.
loo ueress; barrels and kegs choice Leaf
20 hbds Sides. Shoulders and Hams BACON.
IS hhds. choica ". o. SUGAR.
100 dozen BRo.GMn, all sizes,
20 rerces choice new RICE,
Is bhls. TINEGAR.
100 dozen BUCKETS,
800 sacks coarse aua fine SALT,
so kegs Bread SODA,
e e s ISIS p pure lsn RTa s'DA'
100 boxes Colgate's Pale and Deersivs SoAF.
seJ boxes manufactured TOB ACCU,
zoo boxes Paraftue. Adamantine and Tallow
100 box s IS sTaKCih,
90 bags sp p :, pEPPER and GINGER.
200 boxes Ground PEPPER, SfICE GIN0FR,
COFFEE, MUSTARD and YEAST Pow.
DERS,
20, 600 Principe CIGARS,
rs cases MATCHES,
Shoe Brushes; Lines, Of all kinds; Wrapping
fwiue; Fig Blue; Fancy Soap; Sslaratus; soda,
Shoe lacks; Pipes; and aimos' an, thing In cur
line. WIN. Is. JONES 4 Co,
jy s-i2t 18th St. between in and Cay
RACoN, LARD, RICE, &c.
s0f0 pounds Virginia BACON.
- barrels prime LARD.
Is tierces prime kiCS.
81 hays prime BIO COFFEE.
70 barrels ". o. M0LASsEo.
81 kegs By. CARB. SODA.
200 boxes Adamautins CANDLES.
leo barrels No. HACkEREL.
leo gross MATCHES.
lo6 barrels halifax HERRINGS.
.G0 barrels domestic BRANDY and WHlSKEY.
In store and for sale by
jys- w1. r. TYLER. 18th street.
| n o + l c
We have just received, on consigu
IS bbls. TAR,
% La.f bbls new Ne. l North Carolina IA
HILY Roe HERRIyGS.
| For sale By LIBBY SON,
| il S-2t Gu tha Dock.
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A SKIRNIsH AT NEWPORT NEws.-Passen-
gers who came up by the James River
steamer yesterday, report skirmish which
took place near Newport News. on Thursday
night. 1t is said that about $50 Louisianians,
headed by Col DE Russv, who were out re-
connoitaring, encountered the New York Zou =
ave Regiment of Col. Duryea, and a brisk fire
was commenced ard continued for some time
on both sides.
Its thought that mary of the enemy were
killed, but the number of course il unknown
to our men. We regret TO hear that on our
side there We're two killed, and one of these
was Col. De Russy, of the Louisiana Regi-
ment Col. De Il. was widely known in Vir
sinia, and his death will be universally la
mented.
We find the above in the Petersburg Ex-
press but there is certainly mistake in the
report of Col DE Russy. That officer, we
unders tand, was in Richmond on Wednesday
and left for Yorktown on Thursday. That
there was such skirmish, we believe, as the
same account has reached MS, with the excep-
ton that another gallant Louisiana Colonel
was killed. That officer was the chivalrous
Col. Charles ID. Dreux, of the Louisiana Bat
talon. His body was brought to this city on
Saturday and forwarded under an escort to
New Orleans. The want of a telegraph line
hence to Yorktown is much to be regretted,
AS the suspense in cases of this kind is ex-
tremely painful to the friends Of those rumor-
ed to have been killed.
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We publish thu morning additional partic-
MARS of the engagement near Martinsburg,
from sources which we deem perfectly reiia-
bic. Only t~o men were killed in Dol. Jack
sons column. The loss of the enemy in kill
ed and wounded was doubtless much heavier
though the accounts which reach the pnblic
through the Northern press will not let the
facts be known.
Up 10 Friday morning there had been no
full engagement between Johnst ton and Pat
terson; but it was stated in Winchester, Just
before the mail closed on that day, that two
divisions of the Federal army in front of Mar
| tinsburg had a collision through mistake, in
which number We're killed and wounded
The telegraph reports collision between par
ties Of Federal pickets in that vicinity, re-
shifting in the death Of several. This may
hav. been the foundation for the rumor in
Winchester.
We sincerely regret to hear that Capt.
RICHARD AsHnY, of the Black Horse Caval-
~, who was badly wounded in a skirmish on
the upper Potomac. has died of lockjaw. He
was brave man, and very popular with his
comrades, who will doubtless avenge his
death.
An Attempt to Take the Steamer George
Page.
Yesterday morning about two O'Clock, the
Federal steamer Pocahontas, which has been
cruising about Aqua Greek for a day or two,
opened q fire, it was supposed at first, on our
batteries there. The second shot she fired
disclosed the design to either capture or de-
stroy the George Page, steamer built on the
plan of the New York and Brooklyn ferry
boats, and which, it will be remembered, we
saved from capture early in the present war.
The Tennessee battery immediate return
cd fire, giving five shots in response to their
eight harmless missiles. One shot from the
Tennessee battery, ricochetng, was very
near hitting the Pocahontas.
The citizens of Fredericksburg heard the
cannonading very distinctly, and many went
down to the scene of action.
The Skirmish Near Newport News,
Various reports have reached us in regard
to the skirmish near Newport News. on
Thursday night in which the gallant Col
DRErx. OF the Louisiana Battalion, lost his life
The most reliable is that Col. D., with q small
party, was fired upon from an ambuscade
this officer falling at the first fire. Oar infor-
mant states that some of the enemy were
slain, but the number is not known Our loss
is put down at two, Col. Dreux and gem
tleman named Hackett, from Shreveport, La.
The letter of our correspondent, appended
states that the Nottoway Cavalry were en-
gagged, while another account says that it
was the Halifax Cavalry; and the sudden
dash of their horses startled the horses of the
Howitzers-the gun of the latter being thus
detached from its casson.
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~ Collectors and Statesmen Wanted
Two or three acevmp'i he'd COLLECTORS OF AC-
rs, or SALEcMEN in the Dry Gvods bust.
aess, may get temporary aud perhaps permanent
onp;o, ment, by add essing Nv q. A - a. his
lice, with reat name. None but with best uual-
INC ttions and references need apply. jys-st
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ETOK HIw IA likely JOY, Sssz to dining:
= room service. He Ga b hifea for bala1ss 81
the year on very meAsSHte tsrns. laQutre ~
General Delivery Of Post-Onss. JyS-Ns
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING of
49, the citizens NJ Church and Union Hills
will be held on MONDAY NIGHT, at the PRES
BYTEEIAN CHURCH, corner OF Broad ana 18th
streets, tor tho pnrposs Of perfscing the arKan!-
satioa OF sc ARTILLERY COMPANY.
~ SIT. SILAS l.. JOHNSON. Eaey.
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ANY COMPANY IN PROCESS
N OF organization for Col. viihaul's Kegi.
ment, can obtain Q graduate OF the Y. u. ] to Eli
The once q L. Or % Lieutenant, ~ applying to
" OLD DOMINION" care OF A. q. n. Rsio,
"ocsan House." Portsmouth, Va. jy s-it*
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Hs-To Mili.ary Men.-MY CAMP BED

RE To Military Men.-My CAMP BED has
now been in use some lime. | have sold near ,ns
thousand of them, which fict proves that they
have given GEN ERAL SATISFACTION The adj.
vaatages have scared by the of my verti-
cal folding hinge, in providing the compartments
for securely packing and protecting blankets and
10Th ng for traDsporta gives them the deei-
ded preference over all others.
have spared neither labor nor expense to per
feet the Bed, and secure my patent, and shall con
unue I" use my best exeItions to make the meet
every req Iirement OF Camp SERVES. am now
able to Make the frames of oak.
4. e.. HOWE,
iy 6-5tt Governor ct. Richmond Va.
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EE Army Regulations of the
CON fEDskATE STATES ARMY
And a large collection of
MILITARY WORKS,
Are for sale at
WEST 4 JOHNSTON'S Bookstore,
Jy ST us Main street
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his bro ser Iduuod, aud his bro,hers 10 Law T,or,as
McGowen .secrge W. Myers and Henry Halilck are q
spectfuls Ted 10 attend the furers 90 SUNDAY after
noon al one o'clock, from his late resiteu;e. IrS
avenue r.
JsAIson-on Ffla'sy, February 8. after a uurarln1
Illness SARAH beloved Wife OF Hugh rraaor nat,va ~
Jnomore County Tyrone ireland, aged is years.
The relaives end friends o. The family are respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral on sunday afternoon e
two O'Clock from her late residence io- Et Forty ninth
street between third and Iexng.o avenues.
WARn.--on Friday, February s, OF consumptioa,
CHRISTOPHER WARD.
Ills friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral on Monday afternoon, an NO. la
Eighteenth street
"Arr-Suddsny, on Thursdsy evensg, February y
MT ALEXANDER WATT, Of Mipbufg, Scotland
The funeral VIA take pee from the residence of tS
SON james Watt sunday afternoon, a two clock
rom No "a Fourth place. Br soklyn Tho friends OF hi
son and those OF Mr. James a. Rissanr invited to at
tend without further notice.
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THE NEW REGIME.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. s, 1891
Mr. W. 8. Wood furnishes by authority the following
schedule showing the arrivals and departures in and
the localities the President elect and party
win visit on their journey from here TO Now York
Monday, Feb. 1l-Lcave Springfield at eight A. NJ, and
We at indianapolis at five r. NJ.
Tuesday l2th-Leaye indianapolis at eleven A. H., and
arrive at Cincinnati at three r. w.
Wednesday, 1Sth-Ieave Cincinnati at nino A. NJ and
arrive at Columbus at twelve ?. N.
Thursday, I4th-Teave Columbus at eight A. n. and
arrive Mt stoubenvle at two r NJ oavc steubenvc at
twenty minutes past two r. NJ, and arrive at Psburg
at five r. NJ
FIioay, l5thLeaye Pittsburg al ton A. NJ, and arrive
at Cleveland at four 4 A.
Saturday, I6th-lesvc Cleveland at nine A. NJ, aud
rive al Buffalo ct iourP. ~
Sunday lIlh-Reinain at Buffalo.
Monday, isth-Lcave Buffalo at six A. ~, and arrive
at Albany al three +. NJ.
Tuesday, lo,h-Icavc Albany ut ten A. NJ, and arrive
at New York al three J.. NJ
The following aroads will be travelled over:--Great
western, wabash Valley, Lafayette and Indianapolis,
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus Coum
bus and PitisbuTg Psburg and Cleveland Ceveaad and
Erie, Bufa Erie, New York Central HUDSON River
Railroad.
Mr.. Wood hrs made such arrangements as win insure
both the comfort md safety Of those under bis charge
DE IToNiceu speeihd W Pfeccucu ny PHos
eng nss all tho way through.
Cards OF Invitation VII be issued by him to all partci
pants the journey from point 10 point and only hold
ers will be found on the train.
State and local authorities and prominent persons,
without distnctioe Of party, will be invited.
To avoid crowd!ng and annoyance to Mr. Lincoln, rep
resentatives OF the leading papers only will be admitted
in the different stopping places.
The Presidential party Will DO under the charge Of the
local committees ard PARTY colorng being intended
to be gwen The trip Wide Awake and other demon
etstops Of partisan character, win prove objection
able
Military escorts through the stopping plasss viii BIO &C
ccpted, but ncae the journey.
The invitation 10 visit Boston by tho Hxseutive and
legislative authorities Of Massachusetts,, has been de
ciined by Mr.. Liucola for want Of time.
The Preside tis family has broken up housekeeping,
and IN new sejournng al q hotel
c. Rate, Of San F,spcisco, IL visiting Mr.. Lincoln
ST. IccIs, Feo. s, 1861.
The Springfield correspondent OF the Republican, says
PROMINENT republican members Of the Illinois Lcgsla-
ture favor Of signing renonstrance against Scna
tor Seward going int. Mr.. Lncoln's cabinet.