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, 1861-09-05
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SYRACUSE, Sept. 4!The Convention vas w.
nermsneut1y organized by tne election of He
man + RedneId Of New York IS President,
md humber Of Vice Presidents, 4 resolu,
finn vas offered that II representatives Of
each organization, namely Tamnaany and No
zsrt Of New York city, be entitled to sgata On
this aoqs, the object being 70 rennlte the Dc
mocracy against the Republican party
Dtmor1St IL eyeT uaz who WA In favor
of prosecuting the war within the limits Of
, 1861-09-05

Startling News from PenAaeola.
We learn that SIS the Minlesots was coming
up from Hat7eras IElet she spoke pi!et boat,
which gave Information Of startling, and, If
tue, cheering character,
The pilot had spoken vessel Eaame not
giFeL-which stated that Colonel Brown, Of
Fort Pickena, had recaptured the navy yard
at Pensacola from the rebels, and was in quiet
possession Of it.
No particulars are givea whether Ct not
there Wae an engagement, OF whether Bragg
voluntarily surrendered it-d. 2. ConlneTcsH
Advertiser.
, 1861-09-05

BosTos, Sept. 4-Sepator Wilson meets
with great encouragement in the formation Of
his brigade. Over thirty companies have al
ready rendered their services; twenty-eisht
have been a:cepted; sixteen are composed Of
returned three months volunreers- 1t is be-
lieyed whole brigade can be formed IN a
fortnight,
, 1861-09-05
More of JeH, Dav2ass Death.

1HUTV u 1ENs ONFARF8 OENb01
NEW YoEK, Sept. flight more vessels
were seized to-day by Government officers
-Four companies OF sharp shooters, including
the Massachusetts aud Michigan corps, lett
for the South today.
TIE Posts special ea3s that 8 person just
f-em RicImcrd, states that the arch traitor,
JEFF. Davis, died at Richmond last week.
a Dispatch from Rcsecr2ns speaks very en-.
cou1agirgly OF affairs in Western Virginia-
1t is TeFo1 led that the rebels are conceu-
tratiDg in the vicinity Of Chain Bridge.
, 1861-09-05

Especial Dispatch to the N. 7. Trfbunel
WARRINGTON. Sept. 8, 1861.
GEN. FREMoNT's PROCLAMATION.
We yesterday heard the sympathetic re.
Bponse made BY Pennkylvanians at the foot of
the Blue Ridge, to the decree promulgated by
Fremont, that the Slaves Of Missouri rebels
were free. It Will be re echoed in the depart
ments and bureaus here, and speedily grow
into the policy Of the Federal Administration.
THE CONDITION OF KENTUCKY.
. Stirring events will soon take p1ace in Ken
tueky, but leader is wanted there. 4 general
desire is expressed that Ar. Holt will imme
diate1y return and place himself at the head
of The Union movement, with the commits
sion Of Major General, or any other commits
sion that may suit bin.
Prominent KeutuckianB aoW in Washing
ton, aud owners Of large numbers Of slaves,
are jubilant over Fremont's proclamation and
its probable effects in Mi@sonIl and Kentucky,
and express the hope that the same maxtln
will be adopted IN the latter Sta4e If the ne
ment strengthen Gen. Anderson, and loyal
men will strengthen the Government, say the
Union men. Camps should not be mofed,
but others established.
FHR NEW THREE CENT POSTAGE STAMPS
The color Of the new three cent postage
stamps has faded since they were printed, ow-
ing to defect In the ink. The Post Of1ce De-
pertinent will insi6t On an Improvement in
this respect, and the printers Will seconu the
efforts Of the Department In a very short
time the stamps will be issued in brighter
tint,
TEE HATEBRAs INLET CAPTURES
Lieut.. Loxry, who Was in the Hstteras In
let affair, in command Of the steamer Peabody,
gives Interesting additional particulars Of that
expedition. Lieut. Lowry rciterates the opln.
ion that the Hatteras 11let affair is one Of the
most important eFents Of the war; that the
| pcsition Has Of ines 'cn1able advantage to the
| rebels, and is Of immense importance to rs.
| It's less has struck thelr heart Of hearts-the
| p,iyateerir g-9nd dealt q blow to that Kind Of
I1rntical business from which it can only re-
cover by the neglect Of our Government to
| follow up its successes. He says that the
prisoners are IN . state of uttsz deepondeney'
and come Of the best informed amongst them
| declere their cause lost. They agree that this
event will create home panic among the
! Cotton State reheis, now along the Potomac,
who will rush south to protect their OWE
| chores.
The COL merce of Albemarle Sound nAy be
measured By the fact that fifteen sail enter the
three lnlets daily.
Lieut.. Lowry assisted in taking as prize the
shtp Henry c. Brooks. loaded bY Newberl
merchant Tor Liverpool with 800 br}s Of fspiEit'
Of turpentine, 60 bales OF cotton, go bTls O
lar md rosip, snd 50 bo1es Of tobacco. "!
recovered also the Henry Hunt Of PhiJade1
phia. loaded with mahogany, which has bee1
taken bv 1he priyateer Jef Davis.
The story Of the Richmond Disp1tch, tbs
the forts surrendered through want Of SIN
aupition. is proven false By the fact tha
among the articles that fell into our hand
: were Sos br]s powder, aud shot and shell sui
ticient for that quantity Of powder.
, 1861-09-05
TIRE WHEAT CR0F.

During hsrvest-time the reports from
neas1y al sections Of the great North h-West
viii regard to :hc crop Of spring wheat
were more encouraging than we had rea-
son to expect, taking into account the
backward and unsettled weather during
AprIl end May. During the months Of
June and July it was said We would have
scarcely half crop; but as harvest drew
Lear the prospects improved, and with the
I'D wheat left o7er, it was generally esti-
mated that there would be nearly, if not
cutie, an average
Within the past ten or twelve days
however, it has been found that the crop
does not thresh out anything like the
amount expected. In the northern par
Of ,n> State especially is the yield deh
clent- Along The line Of the 6alena q
Chicago Railroad and its branches 1t VIII
not yield on an average quite ten bushels
10 the acre; while last year the yield wa
snl}y thirty bushels. On the line OF th'
kock 1sland aud Burlington roads the re
po1ta are not quite SO gloomy; bnt th'
highest yield we have reported to rs i
Twelve bushels 10 the acre On an average
while in come places it il IS low IS te,
bushels,
From Minnesota and Northern Iowa tn
, 1861-09-05
PAFHnn&t.


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 4--Ex.Gov Wright,
Atinieter to Berlin, will arrive home en- satur-
Gay. Arrangements have been made by the
citizens Of this city to give him 8 handsome
reception. The gallant Col. Dnnont Will
make the reception speech.
, 1861-09-05

SARATOGA, Sept. 4.-Jas. Chapin, Of Vicks-
burgh, reported to be q captain in the rebel
army, WAS arrested at the residence Of his
tather-jn-lsw, in this yilage, to-day, by Z. s.
Marshal Burke, Of Albany, by virtue Of a war
Tart CT the SecTesa41y Of State. He Is to 20 to
Fort lafay cite,
, 1861-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept THE schooner H. Mid
d}eton, with q cargo Of lay81 stores rom
Charleston, for Liverpool, WAS seized by the
i4igate Roanoke, while trying to run the
blockade. 4 prize crew WAS put aboard, and
arrived here tbs forenoon. She was origgi1a!-
II intended fc1 rebel p1ivateer.
, 1861-09-05

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Cook as-Supe11o1 Court q co!Gs2P Po;f{n9
peTTr1m. 16s1. Henry J. PhtHps IT, q LUG N4A1'
Adzst the Ct Annd daa fn4hpa f. shl 1sc m
e e. os Gsf9 q 1e sS1e 3 1he ssid Anne Phillips th.t
be rnmnisnsnf fied his hm Of coEpla1nMt t. n A ~ e
4 M - fM4rcerY side thereof the An day g
ssbf Ill tast eun0as 9s1aeo 90
aus s =, ~ 4{MdaY q November next l. a. s ey A1
No1 1,es. he ssd Anns RsRs; s9a s1 Reot et
Saa1aSo * Cook Eount ne zst daf q shs seE9
thersoa e T1 of = s and plead answer
~ defn1r to Dc ekd cornplat5 ants ola o.
ne ta ats Fin So fafen = confessed and decree
bin. .s AL5Et salo = .aE .I1 1aSIa.
TO DEALERS IN FL0UR.-We
l. bx1a On na2d md sra constantly receiving tas
@'0AtssEV EVINTKR WHEAT KH.oUR
Eyxr cMeyed {n tsfs m1tEek to which W AK the ut
4er15oN uf Bn4N4A Hst1Lta.8 AAd 6drpe9t
RAKKEK hYMpED 3 EELLEN.
arsFE<s1A Fl Sousa Nases st-ess,
, 1861-09-05
Frenaoptss Policy HepndfAtea-JeH.
Davis not bead

LoU1sv1L1B, Sept at Is reported the
President telegraphed Union members Of
the Kentucky Legislature, repudEatiug Ere
mopt's policy IN regard to s1aves.
4 Nashville telegram tc-day says there is no
ruth whatever in the reported death Of jet
Dayisu
, 1861-09-05

fFtom the Springfield Joutna1-l
The following is complete list Of the COM
ran:ss Of inf3ptry which nave been At Gimp
Butler, with the regiments to which they be
lcng, and the points at which they are Sta
toned:
J. n. Lsomis Lieutenant Colonial, c. j. Tinknam;
Major. R. 4. Gilmore.
EnnEhouser from Etfnghan county
:" Tinkham from Chsmpaisa county.
Il *John B. Harris from Sangamon CO,
:: Keener from Bond county.
:. James P. DAVIS from Stephenson co.
Ward from - county.
2yyH Rsa11xx1-stasIoneda At Eairoz-Eolonel n
B. Bufurd Lieutenant Colonel, F. 4. Harrington;
Ma{QF, Ha1l Wila01
GaptaIa schmitt from Adams county
Is Seuthstd from Mercer county.
1t Bognth from Morgan County.
81 Hit from Scott county.
Il Parke from Pike county.
ss Moore from Mason county.
81 Niles from Mason county.
.s *Halt IRON Madison county.
Il *Brooka from jackson county.
tt Merrill from Bureau county.
ae1u REa1AENr-st atiened opposite Commerce,
Miseot1i-Llertenant-C Colonel, L. II. Waters; Ma
Cantain Farwell from McDouough county.
q. Rhodes from Fulton county.
't Gillian from Schuyler county.
" Fitzpatrick from Pike county.
81 EstiI1 from Menard county.
81 Butler from Pike county
ss Ritter from Msson county.
st Roberts from Menard county.
- Brown from Scott county.
As Hurt, from P;ka county.
18th Rna14ESr-stat1oned at CaIro-Co1onal
Reardon.
CAPTAIN Carmichael from Maasac county.
| s. FerreJl from Hardin county.
tt Parrish from Saline county.
| Il Whiting from Gallatfn county.
81 Jameson from White county.
81 Cal1icott from Galtatin county.
| - BrfIls from White county
*s Hall. from Pope county.
| *Mckenzie from Als sxander county.
| s *Sprague from Edgar county.
| 3OrH REG1aExT-stationed st CatIo-ColoGel
| B, Fopke, Lieutenant Colonel, E. s. Dennis, Majo
| C2ptaip Mac1ay from Crawford county.
| McClurken from Randolph county.
] 81 J. ?. Davis from Sangamon county
| Harlan from MaEshsl county.
! " G. Ehodes from Macoup1n county.
/ IL Shedd from Mercer county.
| Is tC1endenQen.
t 'E +Dennis.
IS II. Fouke.
, 1861-09-05

I OsT.-On Randolph street, (be-
IL tween 1a'alle a7t Wsba=h aYenre. handsone
Lags BRACELET ssnslstng Of eiEht h.s3a Il eold
the clasp. Any pt1scn who may return the =aras t.
64 Waba2h avenue. corner Ct Randolph street. viii
ward. aeh-1t
, 1861-09-05
GEN. FREMONT7S POLICY.

G42N. FRENVN17S 1UAHVA*
Our telegram from Louisville last night
esys dispatch has been received at
Frankfort, Kv.. from the President of the
United States, repudiating the position
taken by Gen. Fremont in his proclama-
ton. VIC shall await more positive iafor-
, 1861-09-05

GEO. SCHNEIDER, ESQ, principal editor
and proprietor of the Illinois Staats Zeitung,
has been appointed Consul Of the United
States at Elsinore, Denmark, and we un-
derstand that he will take his departure
for that post at an early day. Incessant
labor in editorial and political life IN our
midst during the past twelve years, in
which time he has made the Staats zcitung
one Of the very first journals in the United
States in the German tongue, and estab-
lished for himself high and enviable
reputation socially and politically, may
well be said to have earned for Mr. ScuNE1-
DER the brief and grateful repose prom
ised by his European sojourn- He takes
with him the best wishes Of our editorial
community, and none more earnest than
the wish that he may have speedy and
prosperous return to the country and city
eF a5rrtinr
, 1861-09-05

same gloomy reports come to hand The
club wheat in the former State is almost
failure; but the Fife wheat is a fair
crop
In Southern Wisconsin the reports are
in substance similar to those from the
northern part Of this State. In some pla-
ces the quality is much poorer than last
year.
These reports of falling off in the
yield Of wheat are substantiated to some
extent by a comparison Of the receipts
of wheat in this city during the past
mouth, this year and last. We give them
below, week by week:
, 1861-09-05

The news of the naval victory 1t HstteFss
Inlet has inspired new enthusiasm IN the e,
cxufting business, md gives sa0ta1aA
strength to the unian c&use. Anotner- fes1-
mert will be forHxxded to the seat OF "ar IN
dsy Of tNc.
, 1861-09-05

4 GlN RaAT FIGHT on TH9 MISSISSIPPI.
IN AND ABOUT WASHINGTON.
The President Repuaiates the Posi-
ton of Gen. Fremont,
@C.s @C+-- e6c-
DEATH OF JEFFx DAVIS. Con-
F1RmED.

Especial Dispatch to Chieago Tdbune,1
W1aatsG1oH, Sept. 4.
Confirmation Of the deaah Of Davis comes
to this city both By waS Of Louisville and
MANASSAS. His disease Was congestiye chi]la.
, 1861-09-05

ITO RENT-On Douglas avenue,
and cloteIs pantry summer kitch.o and wood rocna
barn bas1dnEs nearly neF; eietern aGd well 19t la9
from State street cars- Possession any time Addrass
, 1861-09-05

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4--One bsrk and four
sehconerr we're seized by the Z. Marshal to-
Gay under the ccrfiscation act.
, 1861-09-05

LAkAk&k
Especial Dispatch to thakshicago Tribunel
Wtkuse7oN-9 O'Clock.
Contrabaods employed by this Government
bling news from Mansssas that JEFF. Davis
died on Monday morniag at O'Clock, and
that neWs Of his death :was telegraphed to
Manassas, where badges Of mourning were
WON by all those WHO could procure them
Toe rebel flags nesr Alexandria Seminary
we're At ha1fmast On Tuesday and Wednesday,
sad meny well insormsa snd cautious per-
scrs,aa well as Davis reastions here credit the
STORY: specu1ations concerning the event are
life IN the city aud the anxiety concerning the
event is every where appa1ent.
Emerson Etheridge~ thinks that Fremont
viii very soon have Missouri to himself and
that McCulloch will retire to Arkansas.
Thirty seven regiments have their pay rolls
ready, including all your Western troops On
the Potomac.
, 1861-09-05
Another Speech by Hon. D. 8. Dlcktu.


NEW YoRK, Sept. 4-Hon. Daniel 8. Dick
irson Addressed a large meeting to-day with
stirring Upicn Ereech.
, 1861-09-05

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER !. 1861

~ For Aftcyroon Dispatches SEE Second
ItN.
Ley FIR "39aats': aud .ssA" Ad:sTtise-
s::Calts see Fourth ISge
, 1861-09-05

THE PROPELLER r T. ".
L BACKUS 1saves A. Harvey 4 Cos Dock, Nos
2:6 ana ~ Aouth Water street.
This Evening mt S O'Clock,
For Lake SUPERIOR and Intermediate Ports: For
hnxra Be5Ilt
, 1861-09-05

Captain O1den from SangsmoR county.
". c. Harris from Jasper county.
* Young from Et1inghan county.
ts Meade from Logan county.
81 Pope from Christian county.
* Tefton from Jasper county.
t: True from Coles county
" o. Smith, il. from 10 Da7tes cou1tg.
g Pierce from Hancock county.
:. Eberhatdt from st. Clair county.
+. SbimnlngeE,
Wiuehip IRON Liv:ngeton county.
" Mason Hom Madison county.
# Roderig from FaFette county.
ii Davidson from Macoupin county.
" English from Green county.
ss Phillips from MncoupiR county.
s' Smith from Logan county.
st Roberts from Scott county
Not yet arrived at camp.
+ Stf1I at Camp ButIer-
, 1861-09-05

w WANTED-1oo good Carpenters,
w M9aons, EnSIneefa ann Anehintsta, tncauainx
= fex good Laboress Call imlnediataly Il no l52
Far d6fph street. fup. btAlre.> teSxiOt
, 1861-09-05

Captain Robinaon from Mclean county.
Lippincott from Cass county
LAYTON from Pike county.
Potter from Mclean county.
Morgan from DuPage county.
Moore from Mclean county.
Elliott from bureau county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

sUPygS cpFstE Il. & ID. IA. R. co.,
gICHMONn FEBrUAhY 22sD, 1s6l
nN SATURDAY, February 83d, end each fsSs
" succeeding SATURDAY until III Their .sTzE&ffk kla
tice mediation Train will leave Richmond at O'CLOCK
r. H., nj arrive "a. the Junction at lO3D, p. N.
Reurng leave the Junction at NJ and arrive at TO-
fs25 O. G. TALC0Tr. supt
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sOUTas-SEDE RAILROAD.
ANDAPTER MONDAY THE22d Az. "a
" gust, passenger Trains viii run as follows: NJ
yROM PETERSBURG To LfhCHBuk9.
daily $50 A. NJ reaches Lynehburg aiEss
Pm. =,
Passenger Train daily, except Sundays, al 40 H.,
reaches Lynohburg atl2:SO A. H.
FROM LYNoKBuRG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall daily II A. NJ reaches Petersburg At6
Passenger Trains daily Sundays At 1880 p NJ
reaches Petersburg at ESQ 4. n.
These with daily trains to the bprng Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, &C., TO New Orleans.
~ This is and expeditions route to all psrts
Of Alabama Mississippi Lousana Arkansas and feIas
The City Pon, Train Petersburg daily except Sundays
IA M srd - Noon and City Point at $50 A. h. and lSC p
Extra rIas are run 30 and rem Gil hs steam psef ~nen no
e. D. BIRD,
xuA General Superintendent
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOP PURIFYTNG THE BLOOD,

FUN tUhlt llHU 1hh DAVV"i
And f,r the sp,ciy cure Of IN, sutouoi varieties Of
Stroruin ard stroGuious AGeo lions such "a
Tumors. Ulcers, SORES, Eruption I'm I'm,
pies. Pustuics, BiOtChcs, Bctls, BI"ihs'
and all skin Diseases.
Ou,tAyn, Ind 9Th juno, $50
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knowledge what Your Sarsaparla has done Tor me;
Having Inherited S,roG,lous infection, have suffered
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ont in Ulcers ON my hands and arms sometimes ~
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years AGO broke ont my head and coNcr' my scP
sni cars with one sore which was painful and oathsomc
beyond description. tried many medicines anu several
physir1ns, hut without much relief from any tu5 IN
fact. the disorder grew worse. AZ length wa I'Joi.
10 read In the Gospel Messenger that YOU had prepared
Alternative lSlrapIrla1, for knew rom your lvlu
tafon TINT any hns Won made must De- good sent TO
Cincinnati and cot IT, and used till IL cured me- ltooS
H. YOU advise in small doses Of te3Spooh9i oNSI
month and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin began to form under the sca6' which 9ter
while zen or Ny skin is clcar, and know by my
fqn,rs that the disease il cone from nv system. You
can wen believe that feel what am saving when tel
you that hold you 10 be Of the apostles oil the age
aud remain ever gratefully A1F FgI!bf b. TALLEY.
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letter aud salt Rhculn. Scnld Head, Ring
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DR.. Robert VI. Prchlc writes rom Salcm' y l., I'm
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DropW which threatened 10 terminate i9tally' by the
ars attack OF ElIigrqnf Epels by large doses ofthe
same; says h cures the common ErpfoHS oy II con
stantly. {
brOnchOceAes GOlNres
Zebulon sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; " Three
bottles OF SarsaHarila cured me from Goitc-S
hleous swelling the neck which had suffered from
over two years.
LeucOrrhwR or Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation. Female Diseases.
Dr. J. h. : Claiming, Of New York City, writes;
most chcorulv comply with the request OF your agent IN
savin. have found your Slr>Ip9rll most cNcelent
Alternative i'm the complaints for which we en-
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liberation itself soon cured. Nothing within my
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FINlrl = Marrow, Of Newhury, Ala, writes: dan
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which hll dplcd al thc remedies could employ, has
M latI ln completely cured hy your extract of Sar
slpariila Our physician thought nothing but cNtirp1
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S,r,trlrt as the last resort before cutting and it
proved ca,cua Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom OF the disease remains
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
A i F rsg yours, G. V. LARMER, NJ D.
Rheumati.m. Govt. Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE, Preston CO., Va, 9Th July, 1859.
DR. j. G.. AVER. Sir: have been afflicted with pain
M rlrur., defamation for long tuo which b1tied the
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for some years from other than arrangement II
M T Nv beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. Espy' advised
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ROBERT j. DEM u,
DeaIrr Ia Hardware, cutlery, Tools @c''
E,.r,-sT,7 srsry rsr.stI 4 articles 1e1FtsdtT
vyyJyDFpS' V4rVfVTSTS Il H0USEEEEPERS'
No sos, AsoyE rss BASzs-
y AVE nov ir s.o., --usi sui n.'- N SefSscA
i 80 1909 az Eug.sh, German ARD American
1I.rSxxsr have ever bad One peasrreto OF z=sfeay
q ~ respectfully Invite -u in ~Ani 10 sN' - -
81 no. ssue elsewhere. Sly goods are ires, All
Ss 'A s -sa ezcrliysly FOR cash, an prepared tool
'' f,u cnts eouneaie Hoes
s.,. sp1aes F'-S-, ka>s, So mes sAs AAe'@u Ou'4'
$500, .-..s Il a Rut.,lsG ROOFS - al ElllL
s4onr.- rnjEhiu. Goods ray SOCK - IS se,y
IA ~ 49, r.. rrsys and walters single A1i IN se'si
eonple,7 rs. - ri- t- sucsps1s. Tea and Preserving
SAP ry Frs Ivory Handle knives, ud.z and Pr Ss.s)
y 800 r-s sG -1o-t Brushes VAR and frai1er Just
D1aS 5-s ,- Nf ,,s. -,sr1 Caatire Utensils, &C, &c
49,, ftulIiIus Eatrrla, particular ta .oLs ~
- 80 +. rtrs- and H.s-e st1ckF.1 LOGS OF eFsl -
u.If. tI.9 screws, Iron Hni tra hN eAeA
80 ,f- P.vs. sash C.rl Screw wrenc' e, O1'tll
$40 a,t Spikes. and s. r-f A-I'i-a '' '---e f'f
800. with Tools Of AI Ents 80.
~ OsdsI' oN-'.--' ~ RuBEaT J. DENNT,
s-,S Ng,fn s.~r-t shove The 3anks.
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SCIENCE or WAE5.-Tacdcs FOR ehir-rs Of Inian'ry'
- C.vav .rI Artillery. Arranged AID completely L. BUN
fOLTZ Publish q by J " Randolph Price 70 centa-
F,,, a., mia Higmoet ofUe 1UJ'aia Iablic Guard:
Aavo-Y BcIulSu, Va, January 3, i,6l.
J. ". R.Nu0trE- Deer Sis:
lt fou D works upon military matters now before the pub
lie A. -iufn q % ordinary drills and paiadrs What Is nov
NC, b. tr.S- going show when The "a ous movements ~
,i-r y.vr Infantry aud Nr-. taught 10 their respective
- Should used IN p-es-uce OF an vn' my v" at rr'un sou'
i D, and ,nc,~p r-ui what pre-sut ms To he IA
. ~ l,.pr ~ ...-a1v. vh O, at in conlnn whcn In
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u'.lrs il t..s work
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Wv ruli. yours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
ALFRED b. TALLEY
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