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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-24

SUP'IS OFFICE 10. ID. 70. k. co.,
RICHMOND, FEBRUAkY 22sD, 1861. !
ON SATURDAY, February 23d, and eschlExESEH r.,
~ succeeding SATURDAY until III ther no s2SA3zs ~
ce Accommodation Train will leave Richmond at O'Clock
p. NJ, a nd arrive at the Junction at 1890, Pm.
Returning the Junction at $780, A. NJ and arrive at TO-
A. NJ.
~ Hnntt
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$500. - MM


oFPICE RICHMOND A Petersburg z. R. co..
RIcHxOsp, Va, Oct 80 1860. (
TTIHE trains on this road will follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG.
Express daily Except sundays connecting with the .
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad 1T 4SO A. NJ
Accommodation tri-weeky, Monday, Wednesday .
aud Friday, ats 90 A. NJ
Nail daily N245P.h
TlAINs LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHioN
Express daily ct S4o A. d.
Accommodation triweekly, Moaday, Wednesday
and Friday. at Sis A. NJ
Nall daily Except SundayO at5l5P. NJ
TH0S. Il. WYNNE,
nobl-n superintendent
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:, n m M r. R ARRANGE mENT--To es,Sl@-N
- PoKrsNOUTH NORfOLK.-The steamer ss.zzsesszsA.
IIrIs PECK Captain JOHN H. tRKEMAS, w on haa aI.e Mo
dsy next. April 1s leave the wharf at koekets esuS
Wc,ga wednesday Friday mornI ~ for the ABOVE places
AT clock precisely leaving Norfolk each alehse /, or &
xc.pt sunday hour, 70 Oesoek ana ouch NJ a ~
rsgpaT iaudngs on The going and IttuEning 40 -,
Passage l. Portsmouth, Norfolk ~ Meals Gus ,s
eIeh taken as usual but all goods seat TO be ehle1 on
river must be paid when down 10 the Boat ana nT
responsible Tor any after delivering on ~;
with { ia directed. lmhzsI n " I-H-.--
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syphiii. and nsroariaI Disease.

NV T1lV.
DpI G. AVER. Sir: I cheerfully comply with she
request your agent aud report 10 YOU some Of the
eT,,ts I have realized with your Sarsaparilia
have cured with it, my practice most Of the com
laints for which recommended and have found its
aFts truly wonderful in the Of Teneregi and AeT
c,iR Bi,iass One Of Iny patients had Syphic ulcers
IN his throat which consuming his palate and the
ton Of his mouth. Your SarSaparilla steadily taken,
rrr,l min, in five weeks Another was attacked by
ou,larv SYMPTOMS I'm his nosc and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of so that believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But il
welded % my administration Of your SarSaparlla; the
uers healed and ne is well again, Of course without
som, di~f.,iraton Of the face. who had been
treated for the same disorder by mercury suffering
Pom mi, poison in her bones They had become scns
live 10 tho weather that damp day she suffered
crticatiu pain M her Joints and bones. She too
cured outir,v hv your Sarsslarilla in few weeks
know from H., formula which youT agent gave me, that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be- great
remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable fcsults
with it have not surprised me.
Erqtprualv Yours, q. y. IAElMER, N. u.
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IT, - -
Splendid Stock of Pianos.
WObCFSTER'S NEW SCALE.
NVs osvr to- sale fe.' s.'r'sg, ai'ls a.-' 's7ers
ever offered r. a. go ta li'a 'Iof'
those 10 Wat o. ,ls BE5r PiASOS At the .ltr ,.'.
oc2s 'frr'"r snf pe-le-'H y -a,'',l'--
UPHOLSTERY AID p{PER-HiAGiI6S.
y4tBF .-bs-b.- rr-, -oFts call tom his e1os an
he prbt y ne ai SOCK OF goods M ths ABOVE
n9e. CO.'S sting % tte fo.. T.-t
garprtings.
ys'v-. T.-arv Rse. fl-ec py, Venetian, Dutch, Hemp
A. Hear gars D1or Nets add stair fods.
curtain Goods.
nr1-afei satin nanasE Juoa panask tsssri Nlu' Lt'e
and Mlsin Nth spenid assortment or window CoT
nicc Baads aid Winl1s ShadesS lAsv assortment OF
al - styles aSur Of the most approved Kinds nov
Floor Oii-CiOth,
OF Al tha best patterns the best quality 70 ire lowest
prcet which VII De- A. halls AID Of al dmensions-
Also, Table Cloths-s large variety.
fupcr-Hnnginss.
splendid assortment u an the Styles follows Neve
Cod satin and Plain Papers. % COLOR with ia
% tne dfcnt <nt OF wood Being practical
uysef and having thchs employed work
viii warranted 70 Ise sausfacton-
e. snytog To TIE above line win prncuAlly
tended 70, b0th In TIE city or country
WILLIAM A wALrERs
Pa-Hsr AL sack Na'tree. and Feather Beds 90 hard
.ad n.as 70 order O. ~ hest aate-Al' toeal w Aw
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
An, CIV tho .peiy cure Of the subjoued varieties of
sorofuia and serofuIous Affections, such ms
Tumors, Ulcers, sores, Er1pnohTIi ,,nins
O,KrAxp. Ind. 9th June, 1859.
c. AVER Co. Gents; feel u my duty 10 , &c
knowledge what your Sarsaparilh has done LOT une;
Hayin. Inherited Scroulous infection, have suffered
from it in various ways for years Some ',ss ou IL
ont i'm Ulcers ON my hands and arms sometimes IL
turned Inward and distressed me NJ the stom3el W.
years ago it broke out on my head ana c2Nef my sVp
anil ears with one SORE wli'h painful AMI o1hSoinI
beyond description. tried many meiirincS am several
physfi'ns but without much rc!ii non. , Wy ;i
flrt, the disorder grew At buS'h WIS I'JolV
to read In the Gospel Messenger That You haI P1,leu
Alternative .Sarsapara), for knr" rom HIs -
tutiol that any thing you nade must be- so9. sut 10
Cincinnati and GOT 10, and used TIL n eud me- look
il, as YOU advise in small doses of te,spoon osHT
skn soon hcsan 10 form under the scah which aiter
while irll Oh Ny skin is now clear mnI ki,oM oF iy
can vel believe that feel what am saying when tel
you that hold YOU b. Of The apostles oil the age
anu ''''-i" ever s'i'''u''y' ALFRED h. TALLEY.
CT. Anthonv,s Fire. Rose or ErysipeIas,
letter and salt Rheunl, Scaid Head, Ring
worm. sore Eyes. BroPsy'
Dr. Robert VI. Prche writes from salem, n l. Zta
sent $50 that he has cured an myctcrtite ease OF
pTaps, which threatened 20 terminate i1tliy' 10y Tue
psr~cy cru.s Of our Sarsaparili ad also uisSI
aus ,ttarl, Of .Ii0ayf EsDtEs by large doses of the
same says he cures the common ErHP''oHS 10y II con
stantlY -
Rronrhocele. GOItre, or Swe1ed Neck.
Zebulgu Sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes; = Ihree
bottles Of your Slrsap8rla cured me rom Ho',Ts-H
heons swelling On the neck, which had suffered from
over years"
LeucOrrhUn or whites, OvsFiep Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Femaie diseases,
DIR J. r. = Cblrnin., Of New York City, writes: J
most chccrfuly comply with the request OF your asrntn
saving have found your Sar>aidra most eNccileht
sIfrItiV Inn tle numerous complaints for which rH
ulov such a remedy but especially In FtDi0te DiSedSrs
OF the ScrOirlOus diathcsis. have cured many nVct
er. eases or Ieucorrhra by IL, and some where the
complaint was caused by alteration of the uterus The
liberation itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals fcF these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, Of NewhBty Ala, writes; dan
grrous 0raria t,a0r Of tue fcmhics IN my family
which had defed At the remedies could cnplly, has
al ngth been completely cured by your extract OF SaF
s1parll1 Our physician Thought nothing but eNtirpa-
ti0n coul afford relief hut ne advised the tTia of your
Elrsapa~ia as the last resort before cutting. AMI it
proved o,ctual. AMER taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom VI the disease remains"
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

TERMS; 80, 90,
So, aspsr Annur seuwseky, ,s t, 80
,1cs Ec1l.stsroes nay be maze = - do,I, %
.her- IN al oases weere NC = ~
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nh.nnnti.n. Gout. Lirer command.

TNnrriNDrNCE, Preston Co. Va, oh July, 1871.
pP.J g. AVER. Sir: have been afflicted with pain
MI chron, Rt.g1sfl Cor long time which b1fed the
skill OF physulns, and sttrt To in spite Of all the
reaed, could lind, until tried Your Sarsaparilla. One
bottle cured me ia TWO weeks, and restored my general
health So much that am far better than b,ioil was
attacked. think 10 wonderful medicine. j. FREAM.
jules y Gc,clc Of 81. Louis, writes: " ! have been
afflicted for v.rs with ala affection Of Ire Lirer which
DESTROYED my health. tried every thing, and every thing
fucd 20 relieve ue; and have been broken down man
for some Years from other than arrangement of
~ fi Wv beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised
M 90 tr your Slr~aulra, because ~, said he knew You,
and av thing You made worth trying. Ey the bless
Inc u' God has cured me, and has purified my blood
a. 10 make new man OF Inc. feel young again. The
L-t shat can De- said Of you is not half good enough
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-24

CHRISTIAN & EATEsHOP.
SPRING 1851.
pRING STOCK Of DRESS GOODS bought at the recent suction
sal In rk of heu al half their value compr
ng an the IA Goods ks Brege ineai Jaco
cts Mozahians Chales, Popns &C Also, full stock OF
tapc Families and Planters to which we would Invite
h. Il OF all those In
mh7S CHRISTIAN LATHrOp. % Ms'r st
HJusHPoO-s "a SSP, pos es log an On Iva led heli-
delcacy % flavor and imp 7g relish To all made
ish IS an app Gr It stands uTeep nent For sale by
sps ". PETERSON co, Drrggi IS
tons EngIs Refined Iron oompr Inc fol
merit Of Rounds Square, Hats Oyas Scroll Worse Shoe
lands &C. &c 30 tons svedes assorted szs, To- sale by
apS ho"lN OH = ".
NR. BUPO~CO's CELEBR.TED GoLpTN
tPIIs for females Sufferers conhdsrty rec ended 10
II, this great remedy. For sale by W PtrthsuN -
APPS o'Usss I ~
rN,rIJY FLOUR of very superior quality, fer sale in
L qg'oi,si'' 10 SUI DUNLOP, MoYcURE co.
Rushe Winter Oats which considered the best
" for spring seeding '0' 'A' ESwiS WORKMAN 4co
mhs
,-ORaRRgLS mUSCAvADo MOLASSES-
AoO soiieT'e' L. l. "0'A''''' 'O' 4 = STOKES. co
MFRS RUS - rIstS.-rhe subscriber will pay the high
+ est rsrne t value all kinds Of Fur Skins viz:
tier Mink Coon Fox Muskre opossuu Hare Pea, WHO
No I Ballard House
WANTED slrht Exehsrge on the Eo',s.
r,IwFLx,s OEs-k 'ul assortmfn: Of Ilue's Hiring
r. and wedding FOSs all siles. Of IMPORTATION Also,
lme and Compsnys east steel Wedding Hoes IN store
md for sale for esAh. or 70 prompt eus'nsrs ,rov
sgn Of The FeulAr Saw.
II Main street
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Ayers Cherry P8CtOral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE or
COUGHS. Colds, Influenza, HoarSeRessI
Croup. Rronchiti.. Incl pient COnsump-
ton. and for the RcijeT OF Consump-
tive Patients, in advanced
stages OF the Disease.

stages Of the Disease.
This is rc,rey universally known 10 Surpass any
other for the cure. lbict slI lang complaints, that 10
i>usa Lcre % publish o.. g'ii' Oh. %, virtues. IL
uurvaIl .xc.auc, for coughs Nt cDts ant IFS truly
wonderful cure OF Iui.aHr.E oi~..>', have iuai' 10
known tlrua -hguf t' civilized nations of "a. Garth
Few Tire Da'n ,uiti'- Ur even families auols Them
who have mot sH.lg personal vNfrrtur' OF tA tltrl~
SOM. viH- trophy I'm their -t ui t~ victory over thr
srf. and .rf.ruge d,-n-.r- oi t'H Throat and lungs.
ID know t. dreadful t.tv or tir' disorders, and
III. fa -t o, --ur. tl,I tit 90 hi- now all Nm. vir
Inc, tlst did have when m Sl tho cures which have
Won SOD strongly upon t'' ''".1'i.'' 90 "''.!'.l'
Prepared 'y Or. J. c. AVER & CO, Lowell, Mass.
so.a a......s .a5 -e.s1, ~ PURCELL, LADD co, h
r1rl ys:N F. EgVss TO-, Pstss759sg; = H. sEAY Ly Il
burg Az b. al. druggists a.; as-e'snts. af'9-tneo"
SAAIU Ell A y RES & SON,
Clmmi i1r and F15waSt.Ez Merchants
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
NFFsR FOR sALE-G O. Mass -c1;ce Otvo OIL AtaEanuat
Candies Totsc TlavonB, Boa aud osner si seoio AZ
~ -. a, oe24--Sn
In,, SQUARES CT BUCKINGHAM SLATE
.tiSSg n7zls which be delivered 81 any Poln on me
5aisv zas no ten dzys za,se Hy address New Canton,
Si 81 3d. ro. O noHoIa
ATTENTION, LADIES!
EsT recg 40 tine yas.a and shoe establishment,
= No @; 1 street, the folio siag Aad beautiful styles
IslSs' c,s - Roots, oalselya new
:, S,.P soc, f.i; s-'oh "a q 7 Ro2''
Reel sarea Caters, Rex ana ,hIn sole
.. Comes" very ,sPe'ior
Tose'ss- @ PIE aEet s,'o'uan' Or ~ ather styles OF ladies'
hos, hSys hSi. Lsil-s .'uy nyit=dto call
JOES PAGE, Jr.,
cc22 % VAIN S'--et
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-24

SCIENCE oE " 7I..-taccs Tor enic.rs Ct Ia.snlry,
y gtva-v s.ry. Ararg ed sud completely l. v BUCK
FCLlZ- P.6..h d by J " Haaia'rh Pres L. cents.
From CIp.IH Di7n0ct ~ De T5rgigia Fgjiic Guard
ArN0-Y EcHN.SD, Va, January S, 1851.
J. ". RANDOLPH Nelr cir:
lne po,u upon military mstte before the pub
lie are confined o crtila-y dls and parsds What Is
n-e ire go-r 20 shoW whea The yaors movec sns u
artillery C,vy :y and Ntc taught In their respective
e os4 presence C an w ground Should
selected bste End nca-pe' VI 1t ptecEui rs to be Ia
ken gh- adv air vhln at Ia column When
I'm. 1o O., post t- ire fsvors5y-ll
frr.tn sn1 vithoGt which no mNtier
now prory troops -y be- t4y are exposed 20 shines
- IAN d4s ps-oc Cfgr equal number OF vel drilled ard
wei troops, enl s Information Capt BueAhol.z fur
n.sh a his work.
have AZ l=ttt N in Recommending l.
We yrespect'ui yours,
CNARLs. nlNMoCK. Cant &c. &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

ST. JonSs. ~ F.. Dec. 23.--The stea
mer Persia passed Cape Race on Saturday
night. Fsench papers at Marseilcs.
Hasre and Bordeaux, advised the Gov
eminent to preserve strict neutrality IN
case of war between England and the
United States. taf
Some Paris papers, however, advocate
the energetic Intervention OF France The
Opinione Nationwide. the liberal organ, says
F'ance should follow the example of Eng
iSnds slfonll the latter recognize the South
crn Confederacy. ~ <'4ea-.
Austrian papers ore Of opinion that thu
outbreaks OF war between England ami A.
nerica would remoue tie only barrier ia
Europe against French ambition. and thai
France would begin war against Ger
many. A steamer ssiled on the 10Th fol
Canada. with |. 100 troops. .se
Prince Albert died on Sunday noon. the
10Th. Of gastric fever. His illness had
not previously been considered dangerous
The Liverpool Mercury states that the
Earl Of Derby has been consulted by thu
Government. and approved its policy in tn,
american difficulty. snd suggested that
captsiDs Of outward bound ships signaliz,
English vessels. That war with Americ.
was probable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
( NEWS BY THE ARA<,O-a
Return Of Generai ScOtt.--The NEWS Am
sol aJea3 "a rbisupus.aiilJ issl

10 s.r,I8 >e.g o. ---->ri A. jgtlV .Hlf4G
/, ST, JOHNS. N. F., Dec: 21.--The Ara
60 has arrived off Cape Race from HsYte
the 11ih and Southampton the 18th. FRS
Gen, Scott is a passenger on her; has
health having improved. .r...raisy -.f ~
The Warrior would be supplied with
eight Armstrong l00-pounlers. and would
change her 40 Founders for 30, Founders.
She would be ready for three years ser.
vice. ,..... -. f,..I l.,e,f..,s ~ a..
The Grenadier Guard are to hold them
selves in readiness to embark at a. mo
ment's notice. Other troops bsye been
ordered to proceed ,imn,edistely to G snasls.
The Niagara advices csused an advaHse
Of 5S in consols. They CLOSED the lGtl,
at so 3S for money. and 80 r2 on ac-
count. p diH eaoia1igan llsf 3 Us ie2
!, The French press, except the lHouaev
say France will remain neutral if there is
a war between England and the United
States. f'i''t9'H ' '''A
-r A large staff of medical officers have
been ordered to Canada. i sia u 'si5ia
Capt. Williams, of the Trent. has re-
ceived letter from the British Govern
ment approving his conduct.
K At LioyPs. risks on American Ships
have been refused. aHi .o gn.t.aie 'H
Cotton is irmer anil slightly advanced
Breaistufss generally dull. Wheat quie,
and declined. Corn heavy and declined
Gen. Scott. previous to embarking on
the Arsso. hsf a long interview with
Prime Napoleon. There is mo- sbsxemcnl
in England of the warlike preparations.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
Destruction Of thu Nor,h, Missouri Rail.


Destruction Of thu North, Missouri Rail.
road.
,wARnEsToS. NO.. Dec. 23,-The des.
traction fthe North Missouri Railroad Is
as complete as was at first stated. IA
short distances ell the wsyiofromI here TO
Hudson the track, is torn up, ties burned.
rails broken. or bent so as to. be useless
Weilsburg Station was burnt with all its
contents. G The large Bridge over Davis
Fork on Salt River, west Of Mexico, and
AL the culverts either burnt torn down.
Cars of all kinds were engaged in this
work of wholesale destruction It is not
YET know. bur it is stated that the ifnhabi-
tsnts along the roai say no repairs can he
made. except where thearoadis guarded by
Federal troops.
IaAn extra from the Army 1ryas office
has been in circulation for two days, which
SAYS 'the day of re,ibutien eisl at handp'
that 20 900 men who have been under
Gen. Prices, command are now north OF
the MISSOURI river; that more are coming. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26


@Therc is no Disgusting the feet. says
the Indiana Joarnal. of Monday. that the
Ohio and Virginia regiments. in ths recent
battle in Western Virginia. ran like scared
dogs. The 18th Ohio ran over the 18th
Indiana while the latter was in line Of bat.
: tic and threw them into some confusion,
which was the principal cause Of the 18th
losing as many men as it did. The 18th
recovered from its momentary shock and
{. succeeded in rctaking some prisoners of a
body Of 800 it had captured and compelled
to stack arms before the needless and pre-
cipitate retreat of the 18th Ohio. Had the
Ohio and Virginia troops stood thei,
ground the victory Of Gen. Milroy would
have been more complete. as he would Ger
tsinly have captured all. or nearly all o.
the enemy with their supplies and equip
ments. The Indiana troops did all the
good lighting that was done. and deserve
all the credit of the battle. So far III,
Hoosier boys hare been successful in ever
engagement where they have crossed Err
with the enemy fA ne.sa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
THE RETURN OF GEN. sCorr.

-i's' The return Of Gen. Scott to this coun.
try BY the Arago. spoken At Halifax -on
Saturday and to arrive in New York to-
/, day. says. the Chicago Tribune, gives rise
G TO various speculstions which are mott be
set At rest until an sxplanation is fully Civ
en- Of the reasons that have thus carly in
.duced him to forego the health advantages,
8 1t was known he intended to seek, BY q
winters residence in Southern Europe
Those who saw the old hero leave Wash.
uington few weeks ago. shattered by sd.
,ysncsd age. scarcely believed that be would
ever again revisit his native land. Appa.
= -tently he was the last to be selected for o
mission abroad. from his physical feeble
ness ANIL well nigh helplessness And yet
iiuths interim he has given. through TIE
London press. sound and able letter on
the new aspect of American affairs in the
Trent case. and is now at home again
Among the various surmises il is signi6.
ocsnt thstthose originating at Washington,
assign reasons for his return. Of no pleas
: ing kind. anil hint that it is probable that
Gen. Scott in the threatening aspect OF
: affairs dill not choose to expose himself
. abroad to what his prominence would en-
. tail. on the outbreak of war. ...-.. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Late Engggepaent-H ow Il rus Brought
On-Negroes Fighting ,ciM The Rebels
Cosfagraf'on at Yorktown.

81 FoRrRsss MoSnoE. via Baltimore Dec.
24.-The skirmish yesterday was a slight
affair. The Colonel Of the Doth New York
regiment started for Newport News at
O'clock this morning. and proceeded to
New Market Bridge to Look For man who
b d been lost in t lie woods the day before.
So we hear. while near the bridge, they
found themselves surrounded by rebel cav
airy and infantry. numbering 100 men.
but succeeded in cutting their way out
without loss. mei -.ftstaI8gr = .ioh
Reinforcements were sent for 20 Camp
Hamilton, and the iremaipler Of the regi
ment was sent forward. The Naval Brig
ade. under command of Col Wardrop,
was also under arms. and proceeded as far
as Hampton bridge sog lAD ,F4f -
9s Six of the goth regiment were slightly
wonndcd. Twenty of the enemy were
known to have been killed, and a number
wounded. Seven dead bodies were found
this morning: one was that Of an officer.
aud was taken to Newport News. 7 He
wore buttons lettered "a. NJ. NJ. perhaps
the Alabama Minute Men. His name is
supposed to be one John Hawkins.
at II is reported that a VIII lie company oil
negroes was engaged, and two of our men
are known to have been shot by them.
The Richmond prisoners are expected
here in day or two.
4 The gunboat Young RIVER. which is sta
toned at the mouth of York river, reports
an extensive cunaagration in Yorktown
about o week since u ~ .,..ftsl-st ssif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-26

arrived at Annapolis this morning. and
pnmsdistely commenced PREPARATIONS for
1he epf ture of he fsxpssition to the
ouSh- \ grsnd review of ten regiments
~ the Grperal's mm6nd sook place to-
nay. Tie men e inlsxcdIIent condition.
and eager for the start. Four of the yes
sells belonging to the expedition arrived at
Acgtss's l. q .shs ls;sSsg :!