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N,UyMs w7rsrf1N|aEfUN. .ss'a.a
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The 8 sio 9of . sud committee Of the
WaAhin1 lbn EPea6 difference lasted
till midnight last night and was At times
stormy. Gushrio's proposition was substan-
tally the Same as that Of the Kentucky
legislature. and was finally carried, with the
proyiso, that no territory shall be hcrca fer
acquired without tue approval Of threc-fourth,
ofthe Senate.
-rr,,, .,,, Washington, Feb. Is. !.
] ST tho }Pcics coaererfa fo hay leTeral
addresses culogistic Of the late Judge
Wright were made.
New York, Feb. Is. I,
{ IIhe Times Washington correspondent Of
days it is reported that Elk secretary Floyd,
before leaving Washington, sent to his home
M NJ spetie amounting
to $l2O,0QO.s "a ~ s,ys
The Senate to-day prolonged its execu.
tiys session oyer the ne,ndipaliop ols Petit,
as United States District Judge OF Kansas.
The decision was postponed. Senators
Douglas and Pugh arc opposed TO both
pettit and Black, and their confirmation
will be defeated in full vote. @3..r'
kilograms from North Carolina say
the contest there will be very close but the
chances are againt secession. nt1
Colonel Drinkhard, cllcf clerk Of the
War Department under Floyd is dismissed.
8 Mr. Potts who was chief clerk under
Secretary CoaradrfiIl the place Temporarily.
NEw YoRsK, February IS. &
The T.mat Washington correspondent
says that it is reported that. FL. Secretary
Floyd. before leaving Waship3to sent 81
his home in Virginia, remittanccs in specie
70 S12ODOO.l - i, - ..... ~.
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,IORTGAGE sAtK.

MORTGAGE SttK.
tion OLA cc1taih inlo,t fsdeef Sesiih sdaso
t IA s saa AZ Ct 'pg} sI, s5:
shaw, county III the State then, Territory Of
Minnesota to Hiram u. Sorllc and George d.
Wyman of Wnona-county. in the samo State,
t. t. SECURE the Ea{msnt Ct she gE9pi5se!y noto
s,id mortgage and due and payable on tho
18th dry OF March 1883, TO The s:I7d Soule and
Wyman for the sum of one thousand dollars
with interest until paid at the of four per
cent per month, and upon (which there jsynow
clI4Al To besdue ttc.sdni JH tfteen hdrsdrsd
ana ffts-s,xi dollars and khity4si1 tsnta
Sl556.sS, and-which said mortgage was ref
corded in the office of the Register Of Deeds Of
the county Of Goodhue and State ft1fenTerrits-
yS hs 5: 18Th June TO-
ssssSas e IN h.fsE s.s !l||s{s
cover. tna s1aei,nt.aluc, <aly; sa, .s,ote or any
part thereof Notiee is hereby given thai on
O'Clock AMI 81 That day, It tIis fisSfst oof 81 The
county ss"Gs fas Of s4 M ,hss power On :'S
SADIE! in. said mortgages -coltdlseR end efYlhs
statute in such ease made. and provided the
premises described in said mortgage. to wit:
:. Lot Me- shree( in .RlocksAd. thi1tylsix (se)
in said city of Red Wing.wil be offered for sale
ut ptlJic anction trthe highest Iiadsr tos9tis-
fy thcEanioullt then due en said nor tkaxs With
costs and expenses of sAle.--------z--
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Rcintorccnents have started foy tie. fort
at rortugas and other relief has been or.
l.ered from Texas. 2f -. & Il
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from WASHINGTON.

! , n
s rlGs g BETWEEN sKEL5ocG, OF ILLINOIS, AND
h r!lE EDITOR p ras c41cAGp TRIBUNE.
n s Washington, Feb. Is.
b The Acting commiSsiqpsr Of patents has
(fcfnsed5to exte4d'thsstiRc toI taking testi-
Et'ony On theappa;casion for~the extension ol
the patent on llussoy's reaper lilo directs
ta1c argument to proceed on tho 2Stl.
A f,acas occurred to night at the National
Hotel, between Kellogg, Of Illinois and Me-
dill, editor Of the Chicago s1.1bune. Mcdtl
was knocked down, when the bystanders
separated the belligcrents.
Private adviccs from Montgomery state
that arrangements have been made f., a
loan of Sl4, 100000 by the first Of March,
at which time the contederacy will have fiji
~ regiments Of troops in the field for the
purpose |of resisting coercion, inyfsitnG Or i
1890. Washington, Feb. 1G.
According to rurnor, the debate to. day in
the peace conference was 81 an exciting char
actcr among the northern and sontlern ex.
tremists, Another effort was made to adj
init reporters. s't'i a'.r.i'l.ssii4'i fi's
sItiLis understood that tue delegations
from Virginia, North Carolina. and Missouri
will vote against the Kentucky resolutions.
The report Of the Peace Conference shows
that Kentucky and Tennessee will 90 for
them. They will probably be adopted by
n'ajoritycof tho States represented. gSf
An additional company ofcavalTJ arrived
in the city today sjflW .,ast fn9at 80
Representative ,Niblack, Of Indiana, has
been nominated ty the President for Chief
Justice of Nebraska. .,,r;Ioa.,,,,,i ..;t.,I
i sTe'csraMs from North Carolin. says the
contest there w!ll bet ys'y close: but, the
chances are against secession. The same
COMMUNICATION mentions Nj. Del arnett of
Virginia, as the member who abstracted
from, the House Library large number 81
the books which are now missing. Pie
cXpos,,re'inl the Tines hash had the fleet of
bringing hack: large quantities Of books that
Ihayet been missing fox a. longtime. ai,!ol.
jCo!onel Drinkhard, Chief clesls Of the War
Department, under. Floyd. is DISMISSED. Mr.,
Potts who was chief clerk and r Secretary
Conrad :'f fills Is the Place temporarily. ~
,IMRoHTASl. .Cois1sIssP oNDENCE.
I'D g9g,;;.j 1877 :'---T,t!io ouo jH.! III
Washington versus dCentrI Roint.
oi isiGf ; 81 i:.s--;o, .uo. IN
DIFFERENCES IN. RkfunLteAN OPINION ut TIE
uI Iis i,ttr two HLLAcEs. aE,q ,it = J.
.l.1q sutrqay T. 6inyer ,. ,s.Q2 pest;;q q 5,
ANSWERED TX a aBB7G REPUBLICAN
','2}OEFlCIAlIA At WASHINGTON. is
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SOMETHING ron EVERY LADY
asi --'.si ..fi <
SIIEPPARD'S
GRE A Z BE " E FACTOR.
1000 RoXEs RETAILEp MONTHLY.

The bcnefactor is inf,lliblc Tor tho removal of
9eStinetienS 1Eregqla1tiss p,olap.u* u:eri
and al! the diseases pccn!iar to females. This
remedy has never in i single case, failed in
Proa1scrngtlic Menses. Ilave received many
lctters.of rccampendati which Ill say it is
1.-THE best remedy VIC have ever used" Sick
mes. at tho stomach, languor, debility, pains
in tlAc head, back an,; side, floss, of appetite,
costivcGsss &C., are some 81 the symptons
which y! attend irregular. menstruatioa. This
keinedy may be.hAdsby addressing Mr.. J. s.
one dollar, and the remedy will DO sent BY
return mail. :. ~.
CAUTION
4Lacic who arc pregnant should not use this
remedy, as it is sure to bring on miscarriage,
though without injury to health. Ono box
eneA9llaf shrae boxes iwq dollar,*s All lst-
tors OF inquiry must contain postage stamp
to instirc an answer. s--srr
-4@sa,jScI DIS: sIEppAR,e:S
Box : ,143, Cincinnati, o. :
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:. Moxrconrxr, Ar.., Feb. II

The trip Of Jefferson Davis, the
1iesi.icnt elect of the Southern Con.
frderacy, from Mississippi to Mont.
gomcry, Alabama, was one of consina.
Gus enthn.iasm. He made twenty-five
speeches ON the Understanding thanks,
anil complimentary greetings 70 crowds
iofladies and gentlemen and military,
at the various depots. a committee
Of Congress and the Montgomery
authorities met Mr.. Davis about eighty
miles from the city, and formally
received him. Two fno military
Companies from Columbus, Georgia,
joined the escort at Opdykc, and
returned with it 20 Montgomery, where
Mr.. Davis arrived last night at ten
o'clock. He was received with grea,
enthusiasm. "A large crowd assembled
It the depot, where Mr.. Davis addrc.
sctl them. 81 t'et 3&a*& 1i a@ 9"
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= =, ST. Louis Feb, Ii.

) JOINT resolutions introduced IN the
Senate yesterday, r. NJ. empowering
the Governor to call out the military
to preserve peace at elections at St
Louis for Delegates to the State Con.
.ventiOm't to morrow, and after al cxcit.
ing debate passed by vote Of Is Ia
a. Resolutions then went to; House,
and motion then made 10 suspend tho
rules to receive it, which was lott
Mayor Filly is understood to,prevent
disturbances many form, and not have
taken most etfectual vic as,rcs IT, real
approximations Of disturbances exist.
= j'GHl. WAsn,ScroS, Feh12
TIC I.egi,la.nrc.. Of New Mexico ha.
passed an',act for Che election Of dol
Ygatcs to,f5rm ., State. Constitution,
whichin to b. held in May next
The delegates are t. meet in juno to
discharge tho duties which will thu,
,bs imposed upon them, and. the Con.
stitntion they form is attcrward to be
submitted to the people, for ratification
or rejection, At q general election to
DO held in September. Thus the way
Is rapidly being paved for the admis:
sion of this region into the Union and
after that event We will have no Ter.
riory whose destiny in reference to
the slavery question is doubtful enough
to furnish . decent pretsxt for. further
angry sgitation- Oh this subject.
H., FAyErry,LlE, n. c., Feb. Is.
The election is. being held and a
large number ofvotes against the Con.
ven,ion. Upon raising large Union
flag, the old stars andstrires over. the
Court House, the enthusiasm Of the
crowd was unbounded and cheer
after cheer was sent .,!p from moro
voices than ever grcct.lit in Washing.
ten County before. Parties are now
parading the streets with Union flags.
.i-sr.a:.t WAsn,S6ToN, Feb. II.
Special agent jones, who was dis.
patched BY Secretary Dix to New
Orleans ms satisfied himself that the
revenue cutter Robert McClelfand
was snrrendEtcd to the authorities OF
Louisiana, through the completely oil
Collector Hatc', and Captain Brush
wood, before The ordinance Of scccs.
sion passed. VI ~ "a; ..'' g. @'"' -.
About ninety speeches has been
delivered in the House on the crisis.
There are still on hand at least enough
TO make an even hundred. The great.
erportion was written out in Advance
Of delivery, aud many Of them read to
empty benches, during the formality
II night sessions: - -. :,
Those who were most hopeful Of
beneficial results from the Peace Con-
FIR encc, arc beginning to despair, and
somc IT the Commissioners llavc. ad.
yiscd their distant friend. to act &C.
cord;ngly. An effort is being lnade
70 avoid Congrcssiena! action tou ali
peace propositions. .' I'. -. ,.. 5''''.
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R1cnxoxp, Va, Feb. le.

The Virginia State Convention
re.asemb)ed 10 day. Mr. AIair intro.
dnced a. resolution declaring q devoted
attachment 70 the Union, and will
make any sacrifice consistent Will, her
honor to restore and maintain it, but
protest against coercion, and il was
determined not to submit 10 any
administration or governmental which,
her rights are assailed. or not ti,lly
protected, aud ifihc Union cannot be
restored IN terms honorable IT, Ill
divided. 5.@
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: IMRoHTASV,C oR1sEsPoNDENCE.
Washington versus tCenhuZ Roitt

IN REPuELlesAN. OPINION AT TIE
#! Its bar .ntTWY RLAcEs. ,aE,;( .,tff..''. /,
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THE DOCTORS DISAGREE,

BY,,A "BIG REPUBLICAN
At WASHINGTON. Is
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6pffH nFNlINknkunhs txnsrfSt Court
- County OF GooDnuE ! First Jud. Dist
Calvin PdtteT;I> : @EAH daa s.
~ y q Pl'tfl 7asa t;.Y a..rl.g
ST.. against - SCNXoSs.
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MoxrcoxERY, Feb. ls.

y ~ NJ N - ts.IIi y IIItI INI
4 THE inaugural ceremonies were the
grantlest over Witnessed in the South.
There WAS IN immense crowd on
Capitol Hill, consisting of . great array
Of the beauty, military and citizens Of
different States. ~, gt,...,s Hs.a, "a. ~
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-. <@c,F1I .! ..i'Tf EN.:l fI@.F 70 =
Z 4 Central I9inte,; Q,ks Questions.
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""N'u DVi 'aC HAS SINCe IIlOutilcQ Ille pl6n- Dyl
proposing te cut it pand annex portions Of
added Mi he!ota, asMpgti to Oregon,
&c. AereHrc SONG minpg features about
the plan SUP al resd yinSAny er cent. ofl
the pubic laGkls 10 all III, Eons(3 uctine rail.
roads, &c. which adds to the good features
Of the project, but which not being germain,,
to The great question at issue, will not
notice further. 'rne great feature Of tho
plan is, that it puts an end to the whole
subject ofslavery agitation, and removes It
now and forever from the halls Of Congress,
by dsposinS at once Of all tho territory We
possess iUa
The Objection urged against this plan is
that New Mexico would come in under il,
as slave State. Suppose it does? That
lss II E it' BaaS,. < aass,!,IJ
s kepnbliesn Doctrines, We claim ths right q
All new States to Come into the Union With
OF without s6Eefvt aslhd Inhabitants there
of shall determine tuaen forming their State
Constitution. That is all we would be
doingg.in this c ;ase II thus become, only.a
question Of policy orr neutrality-suspicious.
it is best to admit her thus now, and there
by put An end 10 all souf dIfGcnltiesiI or ,by
refusing her Omission because she comes as
a slave State. place ourselves in the same 20.
s'tion as that occupied by the Democracy,
IN refusing TO ,jadmit Kansas. because she,
desired to come in as free State. If it is
right for Us 10 do this when w "a are ii ma
'jafity'"tliah il Wis equally rfsti:a for them to
DO as they did; and they1xosld Ia justified
III doing so At anv time hereafter when tbev
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-frr.A ..,y< Washington Feb. Is. !,
Ats The iPcacs coaerered 10 bay aeferal
addresses culogistic of the late Judge
Wright were made.
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I}l9jSu DIS: SFIEPP.ARD;S
Box Z, 143, Cincinnati, q. z
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Of that line, that certainly is: triumph for
us, and not for them. That would leave the
condition Of. the Territory south Of it also
yc TO be decided; and VS.. could Keep sla-
very out If BY the, same means by which. il
was Kept out Kansas This tastidet also
receives great s;rength from the fact that We
shall be'in posse ssion ofthe government, and
instead Of its patronage, influence and army
used against freedom there, we can u.c
them in favor Of it. In fact the, great oh.
lection TO this plan IS. that 1t 4 ,es MT settle
the slavery question. Il would have it as
bcforc,,a bone Of contention still; and what
everybody desires, IS TO sec it finally dis.
posed Of An to New Mexico ever becoming,
or at'Icast remaining aiaslavc State no one
has'any fear The great influences of the
climate and soil have already settled that
question. Even il admitted to day as, a slave
State, it would not in all human probability,
remain so ten hears. WaLta mast injaDeo,.s
Territorial s1a,e code, The Dro Scott 9ccisiocn5,
AMI the ,c1.olc in .ic,1ce OF the General HJcefn-
meht IN its ff;uor, Me3 haze vucctc,l.L IN
planting ut tvetty..Jou slaves rpm its soil
during it.stcn y as ~ ,taistsacei What then
would they be- alberto. accomplish, with
government influence under Republican con-
troll? The question. Of slavery extension in
our present Territory, is therefore prac,i.
callyl set.la4 nlreaiy. What then, is there
left to contend about, except mere abstrac::
ton? .1ttt'tfti - f5if5tsf
The plan which seems 10 promise the
best settlement. is that proposed BY Sena-
tor Rice, similar to that Of Adams, Of Mas
sachusetts, as. recently modified by him--
That. simply proposes to- dispose Of the
whole subject by forming all territory north
OF. the Missouri line, into FREQ State, and
all south Of it into another, leaving the poo!
|plc thereof {, decide whctherit shall be
slave or free, aud admitting them at once.
Owing to the difficulties Of ,,ianas 50 cx.
tcnsiye . Sieh, IS the ono north OF tie line
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

LeucOrrhmn or whites. Ovarian TUmor,
Iinrlnc IlccrnIinn EcmnlC Discnses.

.bulon Sloan OF Prospect, Texas, writes: . Three
bottle, of your SlrSapariln curcd me roma GDnrc-a
hicous swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two wears
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22
SESg,, g;S5s Is fai

SUP'TS OFFICE IS. 81 ID. 10. y. Co.,
RICHMOND, FEBhUAkY Pad 1851. (
ON SATURDAY February 23d, ana On each "a
" succeeding SATURDAY until III thcr s4e11Tx Ela
tce Accommodation Train will leave Richmond at O'Clock
p NJ, End arrive al tae Junction at 1890 p NJ
Returning leave the Junction a. $780, NJ and arrive at TO-
A..
fsob TkICOTr Sup't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

Dr j. y. s. Channinl Of New lOTk tity, WHO'S; .
most chccrullv comply with the request OF your atn
saving have found Your SlrsI. trilH m" SNccitht
pillow sirh a remedy. hut especially In Ftil1te diseases
OF the Scrofulous dithc>S. have cured many h'et-
erate Of L'urorrhul by &c, and some where the
conn Illt caused by alteration Of the uterus: The
liberation itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knoul,l- c equals IL for these female arrangements
Edward = Marrow, OF NcwhUry, Ala, writes: " \ dan
Ccr1us DrprIa tor OF The females IN my family,
which had dyf,d all the remedies could employ has
al larth been completely eFd - your extract OF Sar
salrilla our physician thought nothing but cNtrpa-
ZION could afford relief hut Ne advised the triad Of your
S,,saptrlll as The last resort before cutting, and It
proved efcctual Aocr taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom Of the disease rcmlins-'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22
ALFRED b. TAILEY.
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipcl"s,
letter and Salt Rhcuni, Scaid Head, Ring

Worui, Sore Eyes, DrOpNl'
Dr. Robert VI Pr,blc writes from Salem, " y l'th
Sept, l>in. that he has cured an mNctcrie ease OF
rau,H, which threatened 20 terminate fatally, 10y the
perscycring OF our Slrsapara, and also DANGER
Gus attack Of Malignant Ers'g by large doses oi the
same, says he the common Ertpf'oHs 10y IL con
stInfy.
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RAILROADS. &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.


E9I$zkE. ~ v
ON and APTER Monday, April isth, ~
" The Mail and Passenger Trains.
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, as q O'Clock, A. M. for
staunton all intermediate Way Stations connecting II Cor
donsye Orange Alexandra Railroad Trains for
and Intern edate stations and at Charlottesville with
nchbug and all points West and Southwest OF
that place And every day. viz Tuesdsy udys and
Saturdays for Jaekson River and sations West OF Saunton
Browns Stages connect with the train II ssunton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Hsnan Mason and Company Stages connect with The Ira
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at Mboro for the War
Levisburg, 40. .-
RETURNING, 49,
The Mail Train leaves Jasfelr River on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at Bis. (. -. for siaunton.
ap24 THOMAS DOD1MEAD,
General Superintendent
SOUTB-SsDE RAbLRDAD.
nNANDAF MONDAY 1HE22d AU-fSs
gust the passenger Trains will run rs folows:s az
IRON PsTERsBURa TO LYt GLIB JRG.
Mail Train starts daily st $50 NJ rea hes Lynchbus asl2s'
Pm.
reaches Lynohburg st12:sO A. NJ
FROM LYNCKBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg At
Passenger Trains sarts daily except eurday al 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg at CSC A. NJ.
These with two daily trains 10 the Spring. Knox
vile, Nashville Menphs &C.. to New Orleans.
I This the shortes, and most expeditions route to all par
Of Tennessee Asbsms Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Te1af
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
NJ and IL Noon, and Oily Point ct $50 A. H. and 1870
trains sad fron all the packets when
H. D. BIRD,
aua4 General Superintendent
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..1il.T nm IsaSr.,


SDlendid stock of Pianos.
WOPCFETFR'S NEW SCALE.
w. osr F sale a P i9 SSsrS Is '' nest ''''''
r f,-l f,r sale iuhis market and Ask an eNAnAuon o1
tho,s n want Of the BEsT PIANOS A. The i'''e'.
oeqs B,oss-uer and ngHlrr IN ri,noi2riss
TPE JLSTERY AND PiPERHSGlNGS.
VsNTv s.,.-r rv.p-cl, loc.s call hon MS hien's an'
be pibrc generally examine his sock OF seos ~ nc Aoo'S
n1- cons. sing of the foilo~lnr-
Cnrpetings.
y-. T.pe.t-y Brsses Tu-ee ply, venetian Dutch, Heap
A. Hearth kuss Door Mats and stair sods.
curtain Goods.
Dsr.sx Tl.1n Darn2k IAsseu dnps Lace
and Musn Cartsus splendid assortment OF "indoN Oo
rc-s Baai srd gns W1doW shades large assortment q
the latest .s eStares Of he most approved A nov
Z
Floor OIi-ClOth,
~ al the best patterns and from the best quAhy 70
priced which w be fthals and rooms % al dnensoa
Ala, fable Cloths large variety.
PaPer-HanEings.
spsc ava asorent - Al t- latest STYLES - follows; NeNtb
Gold ssn and Plain Papers % every shade and c0!o with ia
lions % LGsrent nd of wool marble Being practical
workman Ys aud hAng the bsi vorken employed al work
vii % wArr.ntci q yiSe satisfaction.
AZ o-cr or anything the line be punctuay
tended 70, both In IRE city or country.
s-Hsir AMI shlck Na.resse. and Feather hand
.ad made v order n best material. local Aw.
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DAILY LINE OF PACK ETS.
To qCOTTsylLIE.

UAILE LIME OF PAJhETS.
TO aCOTTsvlLLE.
IrNRI-wEEKLY, THI, Ugh To LYNCH SS7s--,nTTTTTih
4 BURG, LEXINGTON AID BUCHANAN,
AND TREWEEKIY on TIE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAl
LY LINE IS rAR AS scOGTSyILLE.
Richmond scoitsve 80 Richmond 10 Lexington ~ 90
LyncNburg..l 20 " Buchanan. ~
The through ne will Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday AZ NJ and and amer 9th September the Way
scotsvie will leave at NJ Tuesday Thu and Sat
far scOsyie Returning leave sc0S
Vide Monday. Wednesday and Friday at ll% A. NJ.
distance fare and time Of passing In card below for through
Hue scotsye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day at the and hour
later coming down.
Leave Rchaond Monday Lynchburg Monday Wed
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- MOUTH NORFOi K-the steamer .za1a<s<z1ss
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dAy next April let the wharf a. Rockets regularly
day aud Friday rornr -, Tor he ABOVE PAS
AT O'clock precey, leaving Norfolk eaeh aiittha'e
excet Sunday y same hour 20 eoek an touch ~ al
~ AZ landi1gs The goiag ana Ittanih6 -
Passage PuItsInju CT Norfolk ~ heals
eight taken as usual but all goods sent 70 De ,hneH on Wy
% ms he pa,d for down 70 the at and VIII nV'
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SCIENCE or NAH.-Tactcs for efic-r Of II 'autry,
- Cavalry srt-rs. gri and COMPLETE y l. v BUCK
dOL1Z Publish d by ) Randolph Price % cents
From ti55.la Djalgo,t Cf de Vj,giaia Public Gudvd
Akao ~ RICHMOND, Va, January ;, 1861.
j. W RANDOLPH Dear Slr:
m potu ,rs upon M itary matters before the pub
DC are copfn q crauary Grs and patads What Is now
u,d Is ire g7lrg how when the Va ous movements or
-r C-vsv Iasutry Rifle, taught IN q cir respective
m should be used presence W al ground should
n ci r,r battle sri nert what 'auti rs TO be Ia
zen lsl nd tncg r-treS wh q at 10 column When II
~ t, q, o tf a q en-. arm. the favoraby-in-
elrrl alton rr M % and without which no MISTER
Row ero1 hrav. troops e. they exposed 90 almos
N, lsas ~ Ia presence 1a number II veil drilled and
m - !vrsi troops and hs osuaoE Capt Buckho!tz fur
9i,h GA lis work.
1 have no hesitation In recommendrgtL
We \ respect'ults yours,
rTaRf.. nfWNOCK nc &c