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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

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1t"Ia. Nlth the general results q
t5e engagement between several brigade
OF ny e9mm ad end considerable lore
q me enemyssa ihe AlelniiX "a MitcneI
''iis' t'ii'eis '''''f
'i'e '',h uI'',ho, You We're lnab' oa.' '..
| gu--hled a, ihe time aN telegraph ~ nul !
Is my place now to submit n oetaii y"
| operations OF tuat o'Y.
0ll '.'u"e,F informed o' 'lie ueieiL''
RR5al'on Q. the enomY 20 advance oi
'.'i' .'.'',.'9 my e.. .N'leeu ofl2aaes' on i.
'i2nl oI Ih' .i7,a Of duiAf were mace
'"'Te rom 'hesa headquarters ol the ih
.u' '- movement ana IN anootaanc'
"l'u ny ihslIu,.'oh,' 2 copF q winch p
Nlp7h"e't ia''le0 a.. their WJudraWo
'.','''' '..s ''I'.s V' n'.i nun was elIae'e,
'.i,' '.'GP,''. .l'', .l'l'''e IN gay 'n,
o'sht o. the itth o.umo IN the tace o,
ana Up immediate proximity TO, 2 lalg''
upeuor loi'', despite @ well planned
Wen executed effort 10 cnt OIL the re.ren
of bonham nugaoa-iir. at German
| town ana subsequently at ten0etlI.e
whence he Withdrew 10y my direction
after midnight without collision al
| though cnveloped on three SIDES by their
| lines. lins movement had the intended
effect Of deceiTing The enemy, as to my
Interior purposes and led him 70 anici-
! pate on unIc,sted passage OF Buli Run.
As prescribed, in the first and second
sections OF the paper herewith, marked
A. ON tine morning OF the 18th of July,
| my troops resting ON Bull Run, from
lmon AllIs Ford TO the stone Bridge, q
distance OF about eight miles, were
posted as follows
Ewell'- Brigade occupied position in
vicinity Of the Union Mills Ford Itcon-
sisted Of Rhode. jth, and Scibls's 9th
Regiments O.. Alabama and Scvmom's
9TH Regiment ol Louisiana Volunteers.
with four I2-poundcr howit2ers, Of Wal
TONS battery, and Harisons, Green's and
Cabell's companies Of Virginia Cavalry.
d, r. Jones' Brigade was in position III
rear Of MeLoan's Ford, and consisted of
Jenkins 9th South Carolina and Burcs
18th and Fethorstoue's 18th Regiments Of
Mississippi Volunteers, with two brass g.
FOUNDER guns Of Walton's battery. and
one company Of Cavalry.
b,r,,,. Ford and consisted of Moore.
rirsf Gorland's Eleventh and Corse's
sovon.oontb Rsgimonts Volnnteers with
.,vo f.nonndsr tross rnrs Of Walton
L,tfay
ponL,,,,s pr;cado I.,Id the s,f,oachos
10 HIiiahall,s F6rI il was comro.ad OF
Kor5Lo,1,s ol Williams IA B,tong 7th
,r5 C,sb,s S,b Reaiment South Carolina
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

remarkable ARTILLERY duol was comD,er
menced and maintained ON our side Mid
g long trained profo, ional opponent. su
/ per'or IN the character o.. we'll as in th,
number of MS weapons. provided with i'm
proved munitions and every artillery an
I plance, aud AZ the same time occnpvin,
the commanding position. The result
were marvellous and dning precursors (,
the artillery achievements Of the twent,
first of July In the onset. our fire wal
directed against the enemys infantry
whose bayonets cleaning above the ire,
tops alone indicated their presence ant
| force, This drew the attention of bat
sHz' I',vg7',''''s sespf''nHatrAtuE rlsAss
ana lne dUei oeglh IN earnest. For
ulle' Ihe Nhl oi the adversary was inac
'ura'e' Guy tnis was QueNlly corrected ano
sHo' ana shel'S oulst thick and fast IN the
very must ol our battery woundng, in
'he course oi lhe combat capt ESchel
M Iioi'' "Se p''N3tes ana the morse OF Lieut.
lleliaIoa9h' +, FROM the position OF oul
l'leoes o59 Vhe nature oi tne ground then
'i'I Vou'" onIy oe ulteeted at inc smoke
OF the enemy + artillery; how skilliulll
ah' WIN "H'' execution thls was done
can onIy oe feali1ed o} an eye Wllnes'.-
ror =" moments thelr guns were =
-, s.",;aa o,s' of W. "e'' Soo. reg 'el'u' ny ul
80 'i0i's''iVV' "'S oat'try
W., '''e .''' ,;i 'i'1o''' y h"'lu' out ol 'he
,,sg b. "oS S L o,i,,i,,' " '"e eilellyi unu q
i, 'oI, ~ I .l l'''' '.5s' siieli anu rouIlu
l',o' ,...' ~" w ','t i'e'as ~ our Eu9her'
ou' @ o,'C 80 ~ ou' pcs ii"u ue'",ue E'fS ae
.'a'''' nm 'il el'''rseo vent, from the
new posl'loh our guns ired, as before,
with no other ann than the smoke and
nash OF their adversones pieces renewed
ana urged the conflict with such signal
visor and effect, that gradually the fire of
the enemy slaekened, the intervals be-
tween their discharges grew longer and
longer finally to cease, and we fired last
gun at baflled, flying foe whose heavy
masses IN the distance We're plainly seen
to break and scatter, in wild confusion
and utter rout, strewing the ground with
castawoy guns, hats blankets and KNAPP
sacks, as our parting she'll was thrown
among them. In their retreat, one Of
their pieces was abandoned but, from the
nature OF the ground, it was not sent for
that night, and under cover Of darkness,
the enemy recovered IT,
The guns engaged in this singular con
Aict on our side were three 6 nound rjAe
pieces and four ordinary 6 FOUNDERS. all
Of Walton's battery the Washington Ar
ulloy Of New Orleans The officers i'm
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

III AVE formed q coputner.hip 'or tho practice Of
IA their profession and respectfully tender their
services TO The citizens OF PaudmG and vicinity
They have also established am INflBAiAEi for tie
reception Of patients, TO whom their uutedatl ntous
wi. bo given and whore better treatment can 3. rem.
&c eases. Charge sasesteres-.
4s- epreig.,I operations charged extra
Pduliipq Aug %. 1860. 4i-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

4 7 Q Y r 7 3 4 ] "
WILL continue the practice of therpr profession IN
w the Counties Of Carroll, Choctaw, laIoDusha
palahatchc. SuunoWer Holmes, and in the HlgL
Court of Error. and Appeals atJacEson.
All business entrusted to thsm shall be promptly
attended To.
lntr.lLtnn Nov IL $50. o-u
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

HAVING located Int Monuose, espec.luiiv tendeu
i his pr0loa -ionl services To- no citzcns OF tina
vicinity lie may be found ot the residence oi Nh
James Campbell, when moi proie# 8ioualIy absent
April Is. 1850 li-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

A T z 2 J A 7 "
WILL practice in all the Courts OF North MlSsls,
w gppi and West Tennessee and in the United
States Court at Pontotoc,
TJg1r5o lTs. March 2 1850 2-ly
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IAhIEs j. MONROE.
nNANs ~ CmApNIAN.

A T + y R n Z Y 4 T / a ",
WILL practice his profession in Newton and tn
w adjoining counties Of the 4th Judicial District
'1es1f,lj Ogt.1. 1859. 7-t
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

A Y 4 0 R N Is 4 7 j n v,
TTAVE formed o-parynership in the practice OF
Il Law, Any business entrusted to them VIII re-
cpiye prompt attention,
The firm may be addressed at Qutman, Clark co.,
Miss july %, 1860 Ally
9 Tr,,I s Il Terra.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20
CHAKLEs a. sTOVALL,
TnOMAs B. JOmNsON.

4 = Y 0 r Y Z 4 7 "
IgyII4L practice his profession IN the Courts o
w Clarke and surrounding Counties
Cgifndn March 80 1859. z0-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20
GEO, r. SWAMI,
Chnnnaa MOoIYeTtOn,

ENTERPRISE MISS
- asrad 70 make liberal Cd5hadvances on cotton
btooppeJ ~ his friends, Messrs. B0ykin McRae'
Faierpriss, Oct 10, 1858. y"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

y Nm El' " a 4 7 = - =
H.ate Of the firm OF II Alum Walts,l
ATTOPVFY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
OFFICE IN DEKALB, MISS.
sept 2, 1854. hu
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

ATTORNE AT LAW
vvr1rr. nroctice his profession In the several
w Courts Of the Eighth Judicial District
gb.fJs,ua sent 1i 1855. 0l-U
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20
RopERT n. OGDEN, j
,n11N n FPEEMAN,

TT0RNE IT L a W
,oNTiNtTEs the practice Of his profession as lofih
{ , etlv-Mr Dixon having withdrawn rom 'le i''e
f-tn ofFreeman & Dixon. s4f
a. Y..f.s-. Nov qg 1857. '-d
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

We learn from d. Police
Gen. Wise's Brigade. (wh
last night,) that q battle took
evening, l6 miles from Charlie
tY, between 8 portion OF 1el
herring coo. under the comma
and Anderson, and 2.sQ0 u
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w. p. HARRIS,
CHAs. A. SMITH,


TTORNEI y A Y Id W
JACKSON, MISS
J,ligo i.-S'5' y Eob d 1871. 20u
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-20

DECATUR, NEWTON COUNTY, MISS,
NJ ILL attend TO the taking of dispositions to be
w used % tia Courts Of this other States.
Oct. II. 1850. lily
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InHN @. NILKINeON,

TTORN 2 J i W ,,-
VEYILL give prompt attention to business N al tIe
w courts Of fsmithandthe adjacent counties Ad-
dress. Raleigh, Miss. 80.
6tjeigh July IS, 1855. fl-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS IN TENNESSEE.

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS IN TENNESSEE
2 Gov Harris on Thursday Submitted the following
message to the Legislature:
Executive DSPARnFST,
Nashville, May ., 1851
Gentlemen Of the Senate
and HOu,e of Representatives,:
have nominated, and herewith submit for your con-
6rmalon, the following gent, men:
For NJ, jJr Genera!--Gldeon J. Pillow Samuel r An
derson
For Btigadcr General-Fel;x Z,lHccfTer, Ber min
f. Cheatham Rob rt q. Foster, 3D. John l.. I. Snced,
w r. Caswel.
For Afutaut General-Dlniel s. Donelson.
For Irspec or Gener l-Wm. II Carroll.
Por QIlItcrmaster Cieneral-Vernon K. Stevenson.
For Commissary Genoral-R g FAin.
For Paymaster GeDera-Wm. Williams.
For Surgeon Geuera- DR.. Paul + Eve.
For Assistant Surgeons General-Dr. Jos. c Newman,
DR. Jno. d. Winston.
For Assistant Al Itants General-W. C. Whit,horne,
Jau,s D. Porter, Jr., Hiram 5. Bradford, d. N.
Key
For Assistant Inspectors Gereral-J j. W Gillespie,
James l. Scudder, John g. Brown, Alexander w. Camp
bell.
For Assistant Qlartermasters General--Pauldpg An
dersor, Geo w. Cunningham. Samuel 7. Bcknel, Geo.
w. Fsh.r Thomas l. Marshall, Thomas Peters, John g.
nnic, w. p. Davis, j. II. Mcmahon.
For Assistant Gommssary Gensral-Cslyin Fickl'r,
John l. Bto~D Miles Draugbn, Madison SuattCn, James
) Patton, w. w. Guy, =. T. Glass
Fer Assistant Payuas GeneralClaiborne Deloaeh,
VIM. b. Reese, Jr Thomas BOYers.
For Lieutenant Co.one OF Artlery-John r. Nc
Gown.
For Military and Financial Bcafd-Neil s. Brown,
james E. Bailey VIM. G. Harding.
IsHAM G. HAKBrs
nth Home, of d G General Assembly considered te
| appointments and col frmed each and all OF ttem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

The Fahmount True Iugi"O", Of Saturday last.
says:
We predict that no man Of any prominence, who n-
tends =, naming org ia Virginia, vlll attend tbs Cor
venton. u Hall wisely refused 70 go BE is Vir-
ginian and intends TO romsin ole.
That no Provisional Government will be organized
or if one be orgauz d. that man living outside OF the
Panhandle will eccep; ofice under il.
That there will not be five delegates in TIE Convention
from Marion county, from Harrison, ror from Pref
ton, nor from Weizel ncr rom Barbour nor Writ,
ri chic, nor Dcddridge, nor Wood nor Kartoph nor
Tucker, nor Upshur Lewis, nor BaxIon nor J.ok-
son. sor, Tyler, from any other county,
Keep. perhaps nonongals, Preston and those IN tho
Pal handle. But Waiiman T. Wiley and Wn. g Brown
will not be tbsre
That than two thirds OF the courtos in western
Virginia viii not seud one fg'e delegate
That he Panhandle viii turn cut lag y npd make
tremendous spluttsr but the country VII not Ie'PsIa:
That Cmlle could not be induced TO eee'pt any tce
under the ProvirionsI Cover msDt. ..l
And, finally that those Hlo DO attend us Conven-
ten however good their motives may now be, and how
ever honest ther i6tentiops vii In ess Than one year.
dislike for any one to mention tbs fact in thsir b. arng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
We coness at being somewhat surprised a. hs Fenti-
mens of toe artcl below, taken ircm late issue OF tic
icd S'ate journal:
THE DEMON OF WAR

We oness at being somewhat surprised a. The sent
mens Of toe srtcl below, taken iFcm late issue OF tie
toa Sate journal:
TIE DEMON OF WAR
We are the earnest, determined and not 20 be inmi-
dlcd aGyocle o. peace For It we arc wiling 20 under
90 any personal h:e to lis aceomplhnrDt hile
We have v1;ce TO utter pm 10 ccmmatdI We shai
lbor Increasingly in season aud ont Of season. We de-
precate this whole war as nhuman and unnecessary IL
simply the practical and logical sequence to The preach
ing. OF ba 10 both s,c;ions l. sets nothing bgt
mans A. count with death. l. improves Lothirg. IL de-
termues nothing t is but the preu ie to hla peace,
which liter must comc-an awful overture OF
courage and crime.
What do VIZ gain by il? Can anybody ansEn? What
do we not lose by i.g Cannot ,verl body say VIII It
not sweep away homes tld fr,sid? VIII il not hand
over to a ciu death the bravest of every town AID
hamlcl? VIII il not impOyeri,h aud RUN md btgear
aud curse every section OF this broad anoy ACd waAt
will il bring in return nothing but TeInorse. Can Ds
that the best blood Of the world has cCused III cur
veins for thh? l. for this that John Hancock trac
his defiant signmsnusl, or that Wastieg'on, goomy,
said aud opprssyey burisnd oonseorated tue better
half OF his his Have bult cites by llborous en-
jeavor to them in day: Have we mad, artificial
rivers course the lan that they may serve only es Tue
viIducts OF rarcidil blOodg Il TOR this that states
men have labored inventors sutied, sudcD;s dolved,
llborers toile, Ask yourself whoever yOu ATE, this
i, our sny, and il can work Out any other. But
you say there can be peace We say there cln. All
the South asks OF the North ia that they be emitted TO
retire from this Unol With love strong Tor its
halowed memories as any mans, ami wiih viii az
quick 10 arouse aud long to enquire Tor s perpeuiy
as any ones, we say let them go in pace.
No msn can Gu; U0ion us. We love every star ard
stripe as dearly as the best of them We 60 not need
to fling banners to the breeze wear trcoored cock
aies, 20 testify oit II lays deep immoyabe where
our you'll found il But lot biitd notwi,hstard-
ing Let the war be holly cottested and "a terrible
as II may STILL sooner later at some hour there must
be peace Shall it be now when our cities are iull oil
life aud now, when the earth promises rch returns TO
the husbandmen or when d, ISOLATION sits upon every
e and when last remnant Of an ilAt6d band shall
strrgge over black heGhs rui ed homesy shall II be-
peace or war? The people under Providence. are all
uowerfu they can control this whirl sind will they doit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

DANIC PRICES, IN RARNEST,
il At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
by JOSEPH sTRAUSE. No q Main street
Just bought less 80 the dollar large stock OF
rich LSSns ca 10 and ~ cts Fae Jaconst and Organdes
2k Is &c nebsgs cts 10 cts and higher Be all col
Is 25 c.s &o eco handsome Bere Seia Shsws, with
Chenille Embroidery at 80 worth - O0 Black and Cooied k
Paasos from IS cents and d fast eoored Calico at Ga
and cent? cheap l0 Ladies 81 Thread Gloves and Gsunt
let's 2 and IS cent sh rt ard long silk Ms at SA and 30
worth double the Hoeres, Linen Handkerchief
Irish nen and BoSoms; Brown aud Black shog ani shSenI
Pillow Case Muslin and IoEeug French Needeworked Collars
from 1919 95 Cambria aud Swiss Bands, the finest work In
the city; Casnes and Linen Goods for Men and Boys
Ba Colored silks and great Goods too
mention viii be found prices that Stonh body
that calls No q Man street Look cut for the right place
RplT sEPH sfRAUst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

The ladies of New leans k,li fair last week ard
raised twelve thousand dollars for the cause Of the
South.
The hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia ssuds thr.s saaa 10
the vars. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

IA PuLrir Duos- Boston Post says Of Rev. Capt
Bsechs payer for var reddes than blood. 8ueh in.
vocation h only worthy ofs devil and could bs inspired
only Ly dsvllsb erihk"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

WV N ANBLrR E o.-We are rrql's'ed TO state tha
poll vii; be he, in Lpusi at th, en.ung election, 70
Vim N. Amber, Eq, TO represent that county 10 IT,
rext Htu'e Of Delegates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

FOR rdE SALE or NEGROEs
Tf1E nlerssntd has this dN commencei IN Auction Gu lre
The sale Of NkGRnES the iicn Room on Franklin
stfert lstcly occupied BY BATS 4 GREGORi.
&c E sell Ngea both puhh ~ aid privately, AID sci We
pao friends and The pubhc generally TIE pledges ms
prom the LIT rest his patrons snl hNera h sell
his orE experience la The trad he Will be enabled TO
obtain he hi hist rNrkct prc lie will AXE liberal sdvan IS
auroptrty m ha-dand rtpared board persons IN
gged 10 thc trade aud al thr sryAn,shayins ample aec'
nod ioa5 bot. n SrCKtS,
On Franklin, SD door below W II street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
RICHMOND WING.
Millinery FAIL TRADE. 1860.
VOLUME 65.

DrsfRF 70 call attention % my removal Tn No ~. n IN
- 10 the eoenedil lus budng No so Nan street, -
1''l''' & "sPOFswOOD HOTEL"
bvssn ssh Aad sh streets where an PsPsredt 70
MILLINERY GOODS
,,s -.siv ale Millinery Aitcs tran here7'ore eon' ns
- Ssn vou-rs Bls ,greaihs Head Dresses, Dress Cs',
fa,s Caps ani Bertha Cape -o dasa % Ars ana
s, C IIss ana Coaks Ru.hs and Tabs, 4c u a. sljes
II ose.o, v.l o.. ,vnerAi Maery b1snsss VII HahaiNe
- Al o-er Caas ud Vaasas, 0fa kinds 10 The latest lash
--g,nsbc lr.-es All orders will receive pro-,p'
L.-.--.-f,t -.tg-t,n N O. CARTON,
= 22s Main a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
CEPHALIC PILLS.

By the use Of these Pthe periodic stacks Of Nervous Si
Readacle may be prevented md taken the
ment OF an attack relief from pan sickness will
obtained.
They seldom fail removing the Nausea Headache
which females subject
They gently upon the bowes,-removng Costiveness
For literary Men, Ssgdcnts Delicate Females all persona
Of sdanary hd6 they valuable Ldsdtre improving
he appetite giving and r0or to the digestive organs snd
restoring elasticity and strength the whole system
The CEPHAIC PILLS the result Of long investigation and
conducted experiments having been many years
during which time they have prevented and relieved
Of paa and suffering from Headache whether ogns
ting in the system from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In their composition and may
ken all times with perfect safety, without making change
diet e Of any disagreea6e trs renders easJ
10 ddninistey them % children.
BEWARE or C0UNTERFETTsi
The genuine have ave signatures OF Henry spadng eae.
box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
A box will be sent by mall, prepaid on receipt OF the
PRICE, IS CENTS.
All orders should be address TO
HENRY G. SPALDING,
AS Cedar Street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15
DE oRC.NIyATIOy OF THE GARNET

Since the organization OF the Provisional Government
az this city in February last great changes have occur
red in public Affairs We involved in destined
we think to be bloody ore with our late peIfd and
trescherous Northern associates The Confedeacy is no
longer limited to seven States Virginia the leading
State of the South Tennessee the home of Jackson, and
Arkansas are now members of the Southern Union for
all practical purposes The accession of Maryind Ke
tucky North Carolina and Delaware may soon be ex-
peced This altered state OF public affairs suggests
strongly the necessity Of changes in the Cabinet
The great States Of Virginia and Tennessee, upon
whom the brunt OF the fight is to fall have right TO
representation in the government and do but echo
the public voice when express the opinion that tie
needlul changes should be made without delay We DO
not question but that this view Of the matt has already
been taken by cur sagacous Chief Magistrate and that
We may soon look for the appointment to The Cabin-t
some Of the great statesmen Of tie border slave States
men whose abilities wisdom aud patriotism, Ill give
additional force 10 administration arca6y distinguish
for the poss, ssion Of those high qualities In taking this
position we do not TO fleet upon the tn OF any
member Of the present Cabiret but obviously just
TO the people Of the border States to give them voice
in the Executive Department tf the Government without
delay Their people must be mace TO ie and know that
there il desire the part of the Gulf States TO mo-
ropd ze the honors and Offices Of the Govern
ment under whose asg they are now battling with the
common enemy o"too'nerg Aid) Conttdei fion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-15

THE USE OF THE 6Us.-It il said that the Northern vo
un;eers now being recruited for the wa, with few
cepors are entirely unnccustomt 10 the OF the CUR.
In Ills the Sou has advantage the North, wh ca
must greatly tell in actual Every ScutEerner not
orlv learns at an early sge to handle gun properly but
ia also an excellent shot, acquired by Lunng after game,
of which they are all fond and all practise. The best
rif men in the world probably from Tennessee ard
Kentucky Some men learn 10 shoot accurately almost
as soon as the gun placed in their hands Others never
learn In learning TO shoot with rh', person should
strive to acquire steady, cool demeanor, with true.
Quick eye AID nmble rger Practice, az rothirg but
practice can u axe good maiksuan. The man who
dode before he iires will never make maik'min.
The first thing necessary for a soldier is a trusy rh
It houd be easily ard conveniently cNarged and its Il e
should be certain aud if-ciivc. soldier should know
what bs ri1s do, and What he can Go with it, ct
certain distances II he is ignorant Of these let him b.
taught before sandrg him TO fight At the battle Of
Cherubusco in Mexico l25 American balls were fred for
every Mexican that killed this vas better g than
that of the enemy, WHO fred 500 balls Er every man
killed on our side. Shooting schools are established in
all the European armies and ractcs instruction given
{, tie soldr in estimating distance by the eye and n
RI hid accurate firing
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From As Aduertiser, Propider


II you are have been ubled with the headache send for
box, Cephac Pills that you have them Ia Of
tack.
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Is hbls Buck wheat flour
so bbls superhae Extra and Family Flour
Smoked and Picked Salmon
IS y bbls No. | " Q. Roe uerrinss
25 pkgs No. Mackerel
rs bxs English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
oat Meal, RJe Flour. kc &C.
received and for the lowest terms for cash.
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From he Examiner, Nortolt, "a.
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they made,
viz Cure OF headache In all It's FORMS
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From ns Examiner, EorJ6t, IA.
They have been tested in than thousand cases. with
tire