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RICHMOND FACTORY, /
Richmond Co., Ga,

EONTINCES t, manufacture WO0LLEN
" CLOTH at l2i cents. per yard f"r Plain
and lG Tor Twills-fndng every material ex-
cept fhe Wool. The extensive aud constantly
ineFsasing patronage the Factory Inns enjoyed
for years past, aesure the Propr,etnrs thst tte
article of Winter: Clothing for Negroes, made
by them, iias not been surpassed by any Cloth
made Eofibor South : -
Recent Extensive imp, ove emenia. and others
now being erected, enable us to keep up the
standard. Of the Goods, and TO secure an early
teliyery.
'f-Ptaaiers, tr others, who may wish to send us
iWS6i TO be made=inso Cloth. can send It dirty
or cleap-if washed il shonId be done in cold
water, ,SApd done thoroughly. IF sent dirty,
setlss6e hal cent per yard for washing. BURY
wool IL not obi. nable-the burrs are re.
moged bI StS6hinery THE NAME OETHE
oWFHK SHoULD BE MARKED BPON
EVERY PAKA4E SENT <'ss'e,. ~ aH,h
sSa SaWooI.ssnt. .hy Railroads in GEORGIA. Alabama
Tsnnessse,1 or South Carolina. TO the Augusta
Dspot, With OWNERS NAME ard sRich-
titnnd Factory 'narkeduron il, will he regu.
larlyS1nd promptly received, ana the Cloth.
swhensm 1streturned Ia the point directed
Each rafcel ~ made upsin the tpr1 3sceiyed-
I We would especially urge upon 3iaslpps the
Rfeae necessity of sendingiin the nv oof Nc soon
as Clipped 'f-this rule is followed stlf6 parties
; would dstsys be sure Of hAv ing tis Cloth in
ample time. Is - -. 60. ,...-. <..3s,,;.s,.-@
:, AI ipstrie.ipps TO Messrs. FLEbHGG 4
ROWLAEIy 6nr Agents in AngastS. o..
s''s A. JOHNSTON.
President Richmohd F3cDry.
Mafssf ~ sS6iss4 ss4e.Sm'
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GEN MoCLELLAM.

While we feel nothing but contempt for Gen.
Scott. and are assured that he hns an ndversn-
~ in Gen. Beauregard who is fully his equal,
or, rather, much his superior, we must confess
to slight feeling of uneasiness relative to the
movements about to be commenced in North
western Virginia, under the immediate COM
maud of Gen. Geo. 3. Mcclellan, and we are
compelled to acknowledge him ss a powerful
opponent. and one who will give us much trou-
ble before matters are settled.
Gen. Mcclellan is a thorough commander, in
every sense Of the work, and is e commander
who understands the art Of warfare thorough
correctly, and one too, who will perform all
his actions in rapid and effectual manner, un-
less me. by powerful opponent. He is man
in the prime of life, wus in service in Mexico,
and was also one of the three military COM
missioners who were sent to the Crlmea III
1856 His report of that campaign evinces
thorough military education, to which he com
bines the practical Knowledge there acquired.
but which he is now putting to use against n
large portion Of that country which sent him
there to gain that information. His position
is second to Scott, and should old Fuss and
Feathers" take it into his hcad to resign tn,
command Of Liucoln'u hordee to assume simi.
lar position in the region of Ha1es. under hi>
satanic majee,y. Gen. Mcclellan will be ri
once elevated to his position.
With such man to contend against, on,
Cove, nment should be cautious of whom they
send against him. II'should by NIL means be II
thorough military chiehun, not a civilian
general, and we gr' atty fear that if that sec
ton of Virginia is given to Gen. Wise alone,
we sFals speedily have to chronicle his defeat
and his being entirely out-geEeraled by hin
opponent. In fact no man could 80 we'll ope-
rate in that section ns our President himself
could he be spared from his executive duties
but If such cannot be the case, let Col. Hardee
who long held similar position with Mcclellan
in the United States army, that of captain o
| ca varlv. or Gen. Bragg, of artillery notorcty
or Gen. Lee. be sent to conduct the campnigT
against him, and not trust our cause in tha
direction to raw recraits under a raw genera!
Let the experience Of the federalists generals
Pierce and Butler, at Great Bethel, answer q
a warning to US not to trust important positi-
ons and movements to brigadier or major gene
rails selected from civil life. even though they
be as popular and prominent as ex Governor
henry A. Wise The matter at stake is en-
tirely too important to permit of such actions
and we hope to see large force under scm'
competent commander dispatched at once t.
operate aginst Gen. McClelan.-Charle
Evening NcWs. 60
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subject to the restrictions and penalties pre-.
scribed by the said proviso and that this
act take effect and be 10 force, from and af-
ter its passage.
HOWELL COBB,
President Of the Congress.
Approved May Is; 1861.
JEFF. DAVIS.
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BY ". A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON, JR.

I'VE understand the following noble aud
patriotic poem was written on,he occasion. Of
the hosting the Confederate flag at Mont
gomery, Ala.7
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CAMP JoKEs.-It is said that Gen. Ma
gruder,>in command at'Yorktowu, is not
member of tile temperance soceety, and the
,foys, who are Sometimes rather dry, Lave
not failed 10 discover that fact, and perhaps,
'ospeak pretty ffeely Of il sometimes. A. -
mong these was Private .Winsbip Sledman.~
1ofe this town. On the day after Stedman,
bad performed an art Of great ganabtfyF in =
The scouting party from BetiieI Church, he
vas ,confoppdsd .asass perernptoryl o,slersto
appear before the General, sepfnrcea BY, a
section Of sotliers.. He was usablesto de,as
.cide whether heswasa to be shot or repri- q
manded, Tin he REACHED ,bs Generals tent
and WINS sternis addsesssd thus Private :
stedmank uaiets.apd that ,you have said :,
that old Magtuder drinks allshe liquor in
/ Yorktown, suae. .won'tslet youlfsvssandsop,a %
You shall say4so no longeEsiE asfk* *;u4
Esndaaksa drink treommshd sypa foif'yyodiF
"rayefy: osst1sser. * r 80 49,,
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OUR FLAG.


he hosting ofthe Confederate flag at Mont.
omery, Ala.
OUR FLAG.
By ROBERT JossELYN.
Up with our flngl The rising breeze
Its beauties shall unfold,
And, warmed wi,hvirgin charms like thes e
Who shall regret the old9
Pure ms maiden's hlushing cheek,
Bright as her sparkling eye,
White, red and blue together speak
A no3lr destiny.
Up with our flag The Southern heare
Beats wildly nt the sight,
And millions from their slumher start
To mingIe in the fight.
Long shall the Mort hmen rue the day.
Their hirelinps sailed forth.
To meet, in battles dread array,
The freemcn Of the South.
Up with our flag! AS one by one
It's gathering stars shine out,
Rcsplcndent in the mid days sun,
Hnrk to the answering shout!
An armed Minerva starts to life,
a new Republic springs
Aloft, from fratricidal strife.
On Fictory's buoyant wings.
Ur with our flag! The impious hand,
That dares TO pluck 1t down,
Shall perish, as by Gods command,
Death stricken hy his frown.
Around it shall the faithful cling
With ready arm and eye,
To guard it, as sacred thing
To live for or to die.
Up with our flag! The coming years
Shall bring no blot or stain.
No infants wail. no mothers tears
Shall follow, in its train.
Emblem Of honor. justice. law.
Truth, love and purity,
God bless our fug The world ne'er'sa~
It's peer on land or sen.
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A. WoRp TO MorsERs.-Consider

A. WoRp TO MorHERs.-Consider il
your religious duty to take out door exer-
else, without fail; eacl, day. :: Sweeping and
tro,ting round the house will not take lis
place the exhilaration Of the open air and
change Of scene are absolutelyenec ecessars.
o. I know all about 'Lucy,a. gown that il
not finished and .Tommys- jacket and
even bis coat, his'tuttoHless coat thrown in
your lap. as If to the last ounce tosthe
camers back; still I .say---up-aud ou1!-
Is it not more important shat Iour children.
in. their tender: years, should not. be JEFF
mother|ess 7 aud that they should not br
born TO that feeble constitdtionsof body
which viii bliglir every earthly biessing
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hold d them vith more yiger and Pstienee
when yot' ssturn, bright and refreshed; ;
and,if every stitch is notfinisbedats just
such moment, (aud@is is discouraging not
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-27

NJ lBLoS SALOON.
IN lie iiome Of Mnstresy.
GRAND EEOPENlNG,
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL l.
and every evening during the week
LLDYUs MTNSTHELS,
LLOYDS MlNSrRELS,
LLOYD'S MfNSTKEIS,
THE STARS OF THE PROFESSION
LLOYDis MINSfRELs,
Automatically
THB PkEsS AND PUBLIC
To be the best Minstrel Organization In the world
LLOYD'S MiNsTRELs,
Read the list OF Artss:-
BILLY BIRCH. CHARLEY FOX.
;. WANhObD, AUGUST A5CHE,
GUHTAvE BIDEAuX, NJ OEHL,
H. WILKS w. BxUNS,
j. EASTMEAD, A. BREI1KOPF
A LEHMAN, O. BLASS.
J. W. AhDKRws, Master AIBERTTNI and
COOL WHITE,
win appear every evening In the choicest
GEMS or MINSrRELSY.
REMEMBER The OPENING NlaBT,
MONDAY. APRIL IL
The Place.
LLOYD's MINISTERIAL
Doors open at 7; commence NJ s. Admission Is cents
r. a. CLARKE, Agcut~
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on ELDRrDgB aTREEr-MADAME wrDoER
on c'srvoyant and gifted Spanish lady, unveils the mys
eres o futuy. love- marriage, absent friends sickness
precrbes medicine for all tells lucky numbers pro-
serty os'os stolen, &c
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN TIKI THIRTY.
IL sixth annual exhibition OF the National
sign cSnssing of original works by living artists never be-
fore exhibited the galleries
1enth street Broad Season tickets 80 cnts snsis
admission 70 cents. T. ADDISON RICHARDS
Corresponding Secretary, N A.
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f,uorcF BERTH IN STE AMsHrp AFRICA SAILING
iNh April, for sale ~ = dlssouua iplpls VI no ~
Tater street, corner OF oio sup.
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ANTHOLOGY.

BONA TIDE AsTRoLoGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
"A DEPEND II Madame WILSON, who tells the OBJ
iet Of Wait - enter her room Madame
Wson astTuloG1st that known. She
win invoke ne Of her wonderful science, and tell all
the OF your whole life Her predictions true
that they surprise that consula her Some ladies
mag ss little nid though they need not fear for she prac
nothing bat what II reasonable 70 phlosophera all
should consult this wonderful and mysterious lady
sdvicc has beep known fall twenty thousand
enss Madame Wilson in pcses.ion Of the celebrAted ma
which certain In their effect Truly
She be called wonderful lS9 Allen street. between
and Stanton the bakery Fee for ladies and
H0cawta
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klBLo's GARDEN
~ James Nixon s7e lessee and kAusrer
BlsHli -1b4hD NlUdf
Mr. EDwlN FORREST
LAST NIGHT or
HAALsc
IN compliance with general and reiterated request NJ
y Rhref viii sppesr THIS evening shaksperes zdbl ne
ufgecy OF
HAMLET
The rendering OF the character at Hamlet by Mr. Forrest u
universally ceneedtd he the truthful and perfct
wpe sed N this county, and be truly called his grand
ct estione triumph IN order 20 afford an opportunity 20
The lcof Witnessing Mr. Forrest of other
syoie characters In which he has appeared this
season, hanlei VIII not be repeated alter % night
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH a. 1885,
WIN he presented Tor the last time this season. Shaksperes
tragedy OF
HAMLET
bhmtt rilhce 81 DebHaih MT, tOhhkSr
shott OF haniet father MT y. Conway
roionuf ....-....... Mr Charles Fisher
Niauuiof hins OF DENMARK MT y Canoll
Whuo. Mr seeks
Nr
tero. A ~ Femme
hr ufaN bHeeI. MT Marun
Queen ~ Denmark. Mrs r. u Conway
opu.is.. MISS Athena
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DKYAErs' MINsTRELS
ID Mechanics Hail. 472 broadway, above Grand strost
MonLAY March rs and every night during the week.
DAH hRYANT on the crisis--DAT WHAT'S DE MATxlEB,
Mime. Mershule's Debut BY Adama and Jerry Bryant
JAPANkSE TOMMY, OR WHAT IL 1T
INAUGURATION BALL
81 ddy Mctsinnis r. Norton Sim Epsey pyyaue
DJXiE'B LAND. By the originals, OIXIE'S LAND.
Doors open 6A curtain rises ut ~ Tickets Is
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U,HE GREATEST woNDBR IN THE WORLD rs THE
young and accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris,
courtship risae sickness utemperance tuatons law
uts business travelling absent friends lost pro.
nev Ac has also secret " make beloved by
heart IDEAL and bring together those long separated Rest
dcnce Third above street.
aoor Ladies' 20 cents; Gentlemen, 30 cents
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MEDICAL oARD-zEAovAL-D2. THEIRS oFFrUK
Nl removed 70 81 sixh avenue, New York n B-Fonl
Diseases not treated
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hail. Nos IA and 16 Fourth avenue will attend reh sarsal
at II O'Clock pr ecisey this day As the Grand Ballet Will all
des wanted in the ballet Apply after II O'Clock At vauI
VIII be given by signor Covi and Mons Morgan, Mares
de Ballet
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rCg SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.
ON SATURDAY. MARCH 81,
THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMER
ARAGO,
d. Lines, Commander,
m sal from pier No 81 North river foot Of Beach street,
on Saturday March 80, at noon.
rhia steamship unsurpassed for safety and comfor has
upe engines under deck enclosed by tight compart
which, other results tend In the event OF col
strsndng keep the pumps free 70 work. and in
re the safety of vessel and passengers
SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No. Broadway.
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nR COOPER. u DUANE STREET, NAY BE CON.
suited nil diseases OF . certain nature Twenty eight
years exclusively devoted TO these complaints enabes him
warrant all The victims Of misplaced conf.
ing radically cured or no pay
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CURE CuRFs Nv DR.. WARD, 40 sRoADwAy, Ur
> stairs His rorunates Friend and other remedies are
The "a. ALI Z fe.aaes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-11
Soldiers Library.

At the reques tof the officers of the Trumbul
Artillery, now in camp at Cleveland, it is pro
posed to raise a Library for the use of the com.
psny, by contributions of books from citizens
of this vicinity. Judge Brown, at his Office on
Main street, will receive and take charge Of
all books contributed for the object, taking the
names of the donors and a catalogue of the
books. The public may rest assured that their
gifts will be duly appreciated by the members
OF the company, and as the officers Of the bat
4ery are allowed facilities for carrying with
them, on the march. any desirable amount Of
baggage, the books will at all times be kept
with the company, and taken care of blythe Of
6cers. The kind of books desirable to have,
are works on History, Biography, Travels, Sci
-ence, and on Moral and Religious subjects
any books which would help to make up a Ii
'brary of interesting, substantial, instructive
reading.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-11
Marriagts.

In Warren. at the P arsOnage, on the 5th inst, by
Rev. W.. G. Clark, Mr.. DANIEL T. NIPPLE, Of
Mercer Co., Pa, and Miss MARIA RIDE, sf War
rSR.
c. wills ON, Of Warren, and Miss RosANNA
KING, OF Champion.
In Vernon, n the 5th inst. by Elder E. Wakefield,
Mr.. JoHN P. BooTH and Miss MARY L. THoMP.
sON.
IL Bazetta. LIST in ST., by A. J.. Lsrnard, Esq, Mr..
JOHN LIE and Miss SARAH J. SHAVER,
both Of Bristol.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-11
Enlisting.

Mr.. Oscar o. Miller, of this place, and who
vas with the gallant 18th Ohio Regiment in
the campaign in Western Virginia, has receiv-
ed authority from Col. Beatty, of the 18th, to
enlist a company for that regiment. He is pro-
crossing finely in his undertaking, and will
soon fill up his company. He can be found
at Judge Fullerssofiee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-11
Brookfeld Fair.

THE Second A rnual Fair of the Far.
Il mers and Mech MICS Association Of 8rookhsld
will be ED en- TIM lay and Friday the 18th and
9Th days Of Septen ?, 1t the Fair Grounds Of said
Association, one hsi lille north Of Brookhe cid centre
By virtue Of 9 re !ntinn passed at a Getting Of
the Association, he 1t Brookheh on the 29th day
Of Jure. an Invitation is hereby extended. to resi-
dents Of Hubbard ana and Hartford townships in
this County and Hi toTy township in Mercer coun-
ty, Pa, to enter stock aud compete for premiums at
said fair. Subject to he rules and regulations OF
said Association.
RE I'll ATOMS.
list. The fair shall he open to breeding stock from
any Of the i've toNuships named above.
I'd. The premium on brood mares and colts. Is for
the mare alone The colt being evidence Of the
qualities Of the dana.
ID. All manufactured articles except agricultural
implements, must he owned in, and have been
manufactured in said Townships.
9Th. When ne competition occurs in any class or d.
vision, g premium shall not be awarded, except
the intrinsic merit Of the animal or article war
rants it.
5th. All horses and colts must be exhibited to the
awarding within the ring, and must
be so broke L as to be manageable there.
9th. Paying one dollar into the Treasury Of the As
ISOLATION. constitutes a membership for enc year.
Tth. Persons not meAbers Of the Association shall
pay for admittance at the gate. as follows: Tor
single horse ten cents. Single horse and car
rage fifteen cents. Two horse carriage tEenty-
Eve cents. WYATT MCKAY, Pres.
A. A. ADAMS, Secretary.
Brookfeld, Aug. Il. ls6I-3W.
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9&atbs.

At AyresviIle. Putnam Co., Missouri, August 18th
OF Typhoid Fever after an illness Of twelve days,
DAVID A. OSWALD, aged % years. Formerly st
Liberty, TrumsulI Co., Ohio, he having been en-
gagged for the last year and a half in teaching
school at that place.
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Wounded.

Letters received by his friends here, stat,
that Mr.. John Supple of this place, belonging
ito Capt. Halls company. 9th regiment o. V,
n, U. S. A, was wounded, and is in the hos
Pital at Cincinnati. He will probably be sufi
.eiently recovered to return home soon.
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Postponement of the Orwell Fair
Take Notice.

The Orwell Agricultural Society will post
pOne their Fourth Annual Fair from September
r25, 26, and27, to September 26, 81 and 2S, 1861
This course became necessary owing to q clash
ing with the Claridon Fair. By order of the
Board. S. A. ANTHONY. Sec'y.
Orwell, Sept I'd, 1s6l-3w.
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YOmt 9nttlIigtnte.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

PoGT OFFICE. WARREN. 0HIo,l
May "a, ls6I.
YOUNGSTOWN daily arrives ESQ mIsaVes 1l:I5 q m.
CLrvrLAED, do do Ills am do use p m.
SALEN, do do pm an.
OIL DIoGINGs, do do loan. do p m.
SHAkox strives Tues Thurs. Sat 10 4 an. Leaves
same days At ~ p m
". 6REENvILLE arrives Mon. Wed-Fri. Q n Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat. at l2 m.
anrrxsnUEeH, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. at 10 M
Leaves same days at l P m
n. BLooMFIKLD, arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. by p NJ
Leaves Tues. Thurs. Sat. ats q N
FAKNIEGroE, arrives Wed. Fri. by S P n. Leaves
Tues. Thurs at q m
CANTON, via Dack Greek, Hannah's Mills. &C. ar
rives Fridays at S p m. Leaves Tues. at 81 am
II PMails which leave at or before 8 a m, are closed
the pr eceding evening at 9 p m. All others are
closed half an hour previous to their departure
c. PATCH. P. NJ
TTNo drop letters delivered unless Pre- paid.
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DISSOLUTION.
FRESH DRUGS.

T R. WOODS has received his stock
q. Of Goods for the summer trade bought in the
Market ~ War prices, and will be sold accordingly
for ready pay. You will find a full assortment Of
Chemicals. Dye " oods, Paints Of all kinds, Oils Of
all kinds. Turpentine, CanFhene &c