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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

HE The INFANT DRuM CoRps" of this city,
we peresiye, II TO give performance at tbs Phoe
nix Hall. in Petersburg, Monday next We
have perused Go sie Song comrosso for he oc.
sasion by th. Major" on the battle Of Ball Run"
and We venture to say II VIII 'bring down the
house" with isnShtsr. Mr. King u certainly q re.
Mus One .hisd Of the nett prccssas Ii tor ks
neh aad wsNndsd, We bops car he.yabofs VIII
rive III afaiaSh' bumper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

HuaingS Court-In the case of the Com
monwealth against Jesse Murphy, f. Fl.
Montiero, and T., +. Goode, presentnents for
exhibiting faro bank, a capias was yesterday
awarded against the defendant in each re-
turnabe to the neAt term of the Court.
Commonwealth against john 4. Worsham.
two presentments for permitting faro bank to
be exhibited on his premises and Common
wealth against William BnEnes. presentmeut
for exhibiting faro bank The defendant IN
each case recognized IN the sum of g. $50 to
appear at the next term to answer for the
offence.
Commonwealth against James Eddins-an
Indictment for "A mlSdemeanOr. The deten-
dant WAS recognized in the sum fSl00 for his
appearance III the next term.
The eases Of Dillon Mccormack and Cosa
more tdetiglione indictments for misaemean-
or. were continued to the next term, each G,
PENDANT giving security for his appearance
George Nelson and Joseph Calvin Henry
were tried for atenlng four dozen sora. found
guilty, and sentenced to fifteen days imprison-
nrn', and TO pay the costs of prosecution.
Thomas Linton was also convicted of petty
larceny and sent TO Jail for fifteen DAYS, and
costs of prosecution added.
George " liliana was tried for stealing a
coat, aud acquitted.
The Grand Jury Yesterday presented the fol
lowing persons FOR issuing shinpasters j. Il
Godsey and A A. Raine John r. Regnault j
i. Swords; Thos. J. Starke; j. l.. Porter; G.
Barker; ThaddeUs B. Starke; David Baker.
Jr--scveral cases against each.
The Court and Grand Jury adjourned over
10 Saturday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

Continued C0ScS.--The investigation of the
following cases before the Mayor, have been
continued to Saturday William \. Miller,
charged with obtaining goods aud money
from King X Lambeth, by talse pretences; ;
Michael Mccarthy, charged with threatening
TO shoot Robert oden and wife
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

Tie IHeSp'aH Family, or Queen Sisters, of
Charleston, ). c, have played four NJ ats at
the Theatre, and have fully sustained the high
character given them by The press OF Charles
ton, Savannah, and Augusta. Their new
pieces-"N Vigilance Committee" and Little
Blanche ARE decided success. This even
Ing is their benefit, and little Fanny, the Won
deriul juvenile elocutionist, will speak her
celebrated patriotic address and sing the Mar,
selase Hymn. This family commenced theiI
acting for the soldiers benefit, and have
donated - iiU for their relief, and will con,
time to help them until the war is over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
From Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Nov. l4.-There Is great activity
manifested in strengthening the defences Of
the city. Confidence is restored, and gem
eral feeling Of security prevails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

retry Loyccny-Louisa Sunderland, charged
with stealing quantity of bed clothing from
Joseph IL. Crenshaw, had her case investiga-
ted before the Mayor yesterday, and was re-
m.tuded for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

inp1eaS0m Ne5ghborS-lienry 6. Traylor
was Yesterday required to give security for
his future good behavior, on Il charge of
using threatening language TO the wife OF
John Franco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
MAR RlED.

At Broad Street Church, on TIE 9th cf Nevem
her, by the Rev. James N. Duncan, Mr.. JOHN
BROOKS, Of Henrieo county, and Mrs. kLIZA q
PEARCE, of tie ti'y Of Eichmo.d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

Fa@ Day.-1bis being the day set apart
by the President for fasting. humiliation ard
prayer, all the Confederate offices will be
closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
The APpeal, of the l0!h, says

A special dispatch, received last night.
from high official source, at Columbus, says
that our loss in killed, wounded, and missing
III the recent battle, exceeds SIN undred. The
amount Of excess IS not stated Other reliable
estimates place the number of missing sup
posed 10 be prisoners III the hands OF The en-
envy p two hundred. This would leave our
loss in killed and wounded, over four hun
dred.
The loss Of the enemy is stated, in the dis
patch allnded TO above, to have been more
than doubl- our cwn. Our men have already
buried two hundred and ninety five of the
enemy's killed, and the task is rot vet COM
pleted.
1t thus appears that the recent battle in
Missouri WAS one of the blooC;est of The war
and the large UNI Der of casualties, in pro-
portion to the forces engaged on both sides,
shows the stubbornness with which the
ground was contested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

Tie NaiioHm Fea-1he Presidents pro
c!amaiion will be respected to-day by gene
raj suspension of business, and by divIne ser.
vice il the churches. 1t Is to Le hoped thai
the bar-rooIns and places Of amusement will
be closed and that none will disgrace them,
selves by disregariing the rules oI decoIum
and gVou order
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

The New York Herald has an amusing edi.
torial, claiming for the letter "H" super.
natural charm ID -fAYtr Of 20 II ssysl ths
rsbtlt. Instances Hull Ran, BARS Hlnf, and
Hsanrskkfd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

~ We are under obligations TO Kind
friends for New York papers of the 7th, and
baltimore papers of the 9th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
Tha Faderai Fleet.

SAVANNAH, Nov. l3.-The Federal fleet Is
reported to have passed Fernandina yester-
day morning. bound sou h wardly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

BET The CAMP MATTRESS The following
letter was received by Mr.. Stacy from Gen.
Beaaregard, acknowledging the receipt OF
one of those convenient camp mattresses in :
vented by MIR. Stacy.
HEADQUARTERS LIST CORPS
ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
CESTREvILLE, VA, Nov. 10th, 1861.
To Mr.. Il. Il STACY:
Dear Sir Your very acceptable present of
camp mattress was sen. 10 me To- day by
Gen. Johnston. Allow me 10 express my
thanks and wish you success in an en- ter prise
which will add SO much TO the comfort OF the
soldier. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
q, L. BRAUREGARp
no lists General Commanding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
EfEDS FOX THE ARMY,
Is AND WINTER USE
IN THE HOSPITALS.
The subscriber offers to the Military public
THE CONFEDERATE MATTRESS

The subscriber offers to the Military public
THE CONFEDERATE MATTRESS
meeting every requirement OF a Bed ior Camp
during winter also, The best adaPted 20 tie
traGsient Camp Hospital.
1t il spread upon the floor of the tent, perfectly
secure against the damp that rises tter-frcu l.
is light and compact fer transportation, and Is i'm
pervous 10 rain whtn exposed thereto, 1t rsye4
loss from the hTeakag" anu tran=poI taipG a. G IT..
and is IL s. than one fourth Their usual weight T.
requires less than half the bed ciothes .ise
when Co.'S Hre US. Il and costs only 500 ~ Is
acaptrd 80 BE Use # private5 well a. officers,
the Dragon ~ we'll as Infantry. II claims tha
attention Of the HILLARY generally, 8uG challenges
the most rigid trial
1hofe having the f3rushi' of Hospit4!s would
DO we'll to test the 2dAptabiity OF thfse K"d- -
heir wants, and the conse queat economy IN Their
use.
Suffers to the Army, and dealers generally, can
be supplied by q. Il. STACY,
9Th street, North of Leigh street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

Increment # TroopS.-The 18th Alabama
regiment left Richmond yesterday, in the di
rectiou of the Potomac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

The Union party Of Maryland have elected
thirteen State Senators, one more than con.
stitutionai majority. The body now stands
thirteen Union to seven Democrats and South
ern rights men, leaving Charles and ST.
Mary's counties 10 be heard from.
Thurlow Weed comes ont in card and
states that he goes TO Europe solely on privat e
business, and not as an agent of the Govern
ment.
The bombardment of Port Royal by the
Federal fleet had not progressed far enough
to enable our latest Northern papers ITO the
eth1 to know the result of the fight. 1t had
Just commenced when they went to press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

Charleston IS. CO LSoataera Lutheran, in the
issue for last week, say that there is some
expectation that the Yankee fleet viii land
about Charles ton. In thisconnectiCu thew
make the following announcement:
Should this expectation be realized, we
hereby notify our readers that the Southern
Lutheran VIII necessarily be sus pended during
the progress Of any military operations in
this vicinity. One of the editing Commit tes
Is an army Chaplain aud another is q mem
Der OF a rifle company; the business agent,
financial agent, and all the compnsitors, are
volunteers who, at this writing, hold them
selves in readiness to march at a moments
warning; hence the nonappearance of our
paper will indicate that the whole establish
ment has gone 10 fighr, and its temperance
Will show that the Hessiars are whipped"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
1.lrbmollp Alspatrb,

-es~No paper viii be issued from this office
u morrow morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
FOE RENE.
AHsEskWES1.'s.

DlCHMOND THEATRE
IL BENEFIT OFTIIE QUEEN SISTERS.
THIS EVENING, Nov. IS.
THE MOANING CALL.
DANCE, by Kiss Nj, PARTIfdT"S.
The YOUNG WIDOW, by the ~ Elm SISThkS.
81 .ging and Dancing ~ the Chi dren, and
POOR PIIIICODDY.
BE SEE PROGRAMME
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

wish TO engage few more ladies and gentle
men to fill up a Grammatical and Minstrel Company.
Good salaries will be paid to persons who
fully competen: to FL their engagement None bur
such need apply. Apply at tie office Of the Hall.
oc lS-1nl* II. p STRfDER Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

NJ OF & TO THE FAX PAYERS Of
~ MADISON WARD u have appointed K.
b. MITCHELL and JAMES +. GODDIN asses
tor the district above, embracing ii-h 10 4th
streets for the purpo.e of 90 tanning the taxable
property therein, acc riding to act OF Congress
The assessors will end 10 leave with the re-
spsctive parties, or at their dences duplicate
rms OF property taxable ucder said SCI 20 be re
turned filed up, under OATH before Gih De
cember next, at my Office on Bank street. I'd door
west OF lltb street. All PARTIES owning proper y
or the representatives of Others fsiing to make
such return, are liable 20 be taxed double IN con
formity with the law. w. .. TAYLOR,
Collector of the Cen ederate Tax
no 15-6t For Ms dis IA Ward.
NJ OTICE.-DeiiEquen consumers OF GAS in
JEFFERSON WARD hereby notified
that it they fail to pay their gas bills before The
hour of o'clock =. NJ, Saturday, oh. they will
be dealt with according to the requirements Of the
following extract from the ordinance concerning the
Gas Works:
BY ordinance passed by the Council, MAY
9th, i-sS9 II any bill remain unpaid fer Ten DAYS
next after that which il Is presented the Auditor
shall! notify the Superintendent, who shall step the
Gas from being used on the premises in respect 10
which the default exists, and ii not paid within
FIFTEEN DAYS, five per cent wifi he added 10
the original amount Of the hill. rna il shall he
placed in the hands of the City Collector
Il b. HARRISON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
VxTANrBD IMMEDIATELY

4 FINALE NURSE, at the I'd Alabama II s.
ri al. None but ooortd need apply. Apply At
the Tobacco actofy, corner Of Frank il and 2ls;
streets. mo l5-.}tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
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WANTS.

IgyANTED-IMM IMMEDIATELY wi {.
w renta small HOUSE within is minutes walk
(ort IS time) rom the corner Of Broad md 18th
ANY person having such house for rent will cor
fer favor by addressing : ID - box No. Lao
through the Rchslond Post Office.
l wi, rent one already I'm hi he'd il j: be any &c
coTDrnO5afior lT-Us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
srArEMENT oFMR. HATCHER.

The App5al, OF the 10th con ,ains q sta tement
from Mr.. Jas. Hatcher, of Memphis, who was
present during the whole Of the conflict, from
which we clip the following items;
Mai. John G. Finnie received his wound in
the face while railyirg broken regiment,
whose Colonel had been endorsed and was
supposed at the time to be killed.
During the progress of the fight q Parrot
gun belonging to Capt. Jackson battery eX-
pioded on the second fire, killing two soldiers
Immediately, and wounding two more, one o {
whom has since died.
We lost TWEEN ty-six prisoners, tWentY-ona
of whom We're sick III the hos pital on the
Missouri shore at the time of the attack.
Gen. McilernaMdiS portfolio. including his
writing materials, & number Of written orders
to various SuboIdinatcS, and Iu III lIstand in
scribGd with his name. We're taken by our
men. A handsome iron framed cot was also
found IL VIII len 1t is thought that McCier
nand designed reposing during the night If
ter his victory was achieved.
The prisoners captured state that it was the
design OF the Federals 10 take possession OF
the Missouri shore aud erect fortified lions
there-and also that an tack was projected
on the Kentucky side, to be executed in case
the other met with success. The e!amV's
troops are said to have fought with bravery
and DIES peration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

CAOkbSES,
SINGING AND DANCING.
~ iickt - - cents. Reserved Sests 80 cts.
81 Doors open at O'Clock; Commence at G.
TO Its
STRANKLIN HALL.
r. (FoRMERIY OLD Tn WITTY CUuRcB, }
NEXT DOOR TO EXCiANdH HOTEL
VIII be re opened in few DAYS with an
ENTIRE NEF COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

EYASI Ed TO Rem IA house containing
Wv tea or Nv. I've rooms handsomely fIrn sht d.
Apply AZ the Passport Otiie, War Department
between the hours of . A. NJ. and y. NJ and re
tween 4 Z. NJ. aud l.. n. no '5--ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

w ANrhD- CARPENTERS,
CABINET MAKERS,
Aud
CHAIR MAKERS.
Apply to
r. &. HOWE.
no SO Governor 81,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
JAMES THOMAS. IN.

kCkIFEk'o HUTlCE-Sttlt Isl NJ.
Il TION OF THE PROPERTY AND
EFFECTS OF ALIEN En- ER.JES Il, the
undcrs. gue3 Receiver tor the countjes Of Orange,
Ststfcr1, Spo' ylvaIia, Cnrluding tie town Of
Frederick sburgD Caroline, King George, Westmore-
land, Richmond, Northumberland Lancaster, rs
sex, Mid6lesex, Matthews, King & Queen, hnd
Gloucester do hereby notify each and every al n
ney agent, former partner trustee, corpoI ston or
officer thereof other person holding or controlling
any lands. tenements. kereditarerts good or
ehatteis. rights credits, or any interest tBrf N
within he counties and town aforesaid Of or fpf
any alien enemy al the Confederate Sth'ea 81 ~
RIGA speedily ami without delay TO give iuiorU.a-
ton OF the ssr~e 10 me The undersigned, tTfcl'T
"a aforesaid and so render account ot he 'sp'r'
ami, In far Is il be practicable 10 place me Ss"s
in my hands or under my control. which ssld seTe
raj matters and ,hrgs they aud every one Of theFl
are hereby warned and aAnanished 10 and pr.
form under the pain and penalty Of Indictment sha
conviction for hiyG n4iAdsmeauOr, And OF ms
not exceeding five thousand dollars and An imPF'
on'1eCt tor not longer ihAa sig rnontts ana '' Pc
inC sued for double the sTuouus Of the i:oPfy o.
the aAea enemy held by ,her1 OF SIgi.e' 70 l. ~
control.
Aud |, The undersigned, 60 hereby fur. = wan
and stlTnonish each and every citiffn o. t-S so
Confederate States, speedily and without delay W
give information to me, las he Is by law 'p-'t"y
snjonei and required TO de) of auy 1nirytfY '"i'H
tepe,ucnts, and herodi'sB ent.. goods ARD e." 's
rights sni credits within the rOun'te9 sLd va
aforesaid, aud Of every right and Interest tne"H
which hs or they may know or have Tr's1h ." "
leve held owned possess or en- yea ~ -
for eny such alien enemy.
W. A. MAURY, N'csivef,
k,atayirk shpr.. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

"A L S o -
FANCY STYLES,
Eeai6es
SMOKING TOBACCO,
At from
6 TO 20 cents per pound,
All OF which is offered fer sale st moderate prizes
for csah.
EI- Promp: at'ouvon aid to sill orders aeon
psnlai with cash
IAhEE1 TTrnHSAH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

w AN TED-sy single gentleman. IA.
w rish I'd Room. without board. Loca;ioJ
central Address g. ) ~ Dispatch etice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

* NOE THREAD, SHOE TAUKS, &C'--it ,ofs
aud for sale, shoe Thread, shos lseks' lD1 20
Shoe Malls; Womens Boys aud Misses Lass a"'
Risdes; Lasting I acks; Shoe Piacers shoe .HA''''
DC. tILAkhSON n W.
a. n No lCh aialn street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

VIZ AN TED-Employ raent rs = CLERK in
Wv any lind of respectable business, by 4
patty who Lss a thorough know irige Of boob
keeping and accounts He will wore both day
aud night, if necessary Is 40 accomplished CLERK
or good esman and bring the best Of r. fer
erces. Address BOOK KEEPER at Ills office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

r.. RELIGIOUS NOTICE-There will he
- preach ng at Union Station TO-DAY, at IL
cloeK "A. "A aod al ii r NJ. no 3--lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
TtaARS AND TOBACCO.

4 Co.,
u~nuins UavrnA Cigars
fiaest Smoking Tobacco. ..,,,
CHEwI.SG TOBACCO.
Wortaam's Iris. Gilliams Wine Sap, All "sbe' '"'
brands wholesale and retail hy
MEADE & FAkER, DrsEg1N'
pr is6 81 ,r ~ car above 4 W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

or the celebrated make Of J. Crossey 4 Sons
Thr-e ply and Isgraiin UAhPDrS, CT the hArl.ofd
ard Lowell mako.
-, ~, and ~ Pas age and Stair do,
BOOKINGS FLOOR CLOTHS,
pI"EN MATS ~ &,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

=, II ECO N ID PRESBYTERIAN
- Church, (Dr. HosE'S) viii be ZEN for hi
Inc service io-o"y 81 III o click no BITS
, 1861-01-24

Two o. three dsaTs and two or three sVees1,
Two or three balls and two or three treats
fwo o. three serenades giV'n a. . lure,
Two or three oa1hs how mech they endure;
Two o. three messages sent In one day,
Two or three times led out from he play,
Two or three sOft speeches made by the way;
Two or three tickets for two OF three times,
Two or three iovs-lettoFs writ all In rhymes;
Two 90 Arse months sucking close " these rnl
Can never fan making couple Of lOols.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-17
Death of Dr. walter A. No, wood

neatn Oh 1T. Waitef a. MOI wood
The Henderson (Ky) Daily Mail Of the 81 inst gives
the blowing scsOun, d the Melancholy death Of Dr..
w. A. HorHOod, ~ho resided on the sulpher Springs
road. some eight OF nine miles from Henderson:
On Monday evening last. DIR. Norwood had
occasion 10 20 out to his Stable. and while
there discovered negro man concealed in
the "iolt." The Doctor asked the negro
who he was and what be was doing there.
Ills reply was. that his name was Jim Brown,
and that he had run away from Mr.. Watson,
70 shom he was hired Dr. N. then told
the negro 70 come down from where he was
but ne refused 10 do 50. when the Doctor
sent TO the house for his gun. bnt before il
arrived the negro shot him through the heart
killing him almost instantly. The villain
Gus perpeirator Of the foul deed fed, and had
not been captured Al last accounts.
DE-. Norwood was gentleman Of high stan.
ding in this community. and was universally
loved and respected. and his sudden and vi
olent death has created deep feeling Of sor.
row. mingled with indignation in the minds
Of the PEOPLE.
Dr.. Norwood . native q this place, and resided
here until the spring Of 1859. when DO removed 10
Kentucky. aud took up his residence in Lexington.
While here he was greatly esteemed ss a gentleman
and able physician. and i appears that IN his new
home he made himself equally respected and loved.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-17
TREASON IN GEORGIA.

We learn from our Georgia contempora-
rics that Judge Harris, Of that State, in re-
Gently charging the Grand Jury Of Morgan
county, took occasion TO define the law Of
treason. lie said:
"Our Government was now permanent
stable. and fired. aud il was the duty Of all
good citizens TO maintain and support il.
There must be no looking back, no working
for a reconstruction. for in the nature Of
things this could not be. Men who reside
among Us must for, aud work 3ithus. lfthey
take any part. directly or indirectly, against
Us. IL is plotting treason, and. they must suffer
the consequences"
Are we to infer from this that the people,
after secession. are less free to alter, regu-
late and control their form Of Government
than they we're before secessioni II so
they have only" gained loss"
National faitiigmetr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-17
FROM NEW MEXICO.

The st. Louis Republican has correspon
dence from Santa Fe to the 2lst ultimo
Colonel Fauntleroy had brought the cam.
palgn against the Navajoes to successful
close, after having been engaged all winter
10 chasing them through the Businesses Of the
Rocky Mountains. His men marched day
aiteI day, carrying rations and clothing,
over deep SHOWS, through regions believed
to be inaccessible al tina, season. the Their.
mometer often ten or fifteen degrees below
zero. The savages never offered battle, but
numbers Of them lost their lives when found
in the villages or small struggling parties,
and their spirit is believed to be completely
broken. They were finally glad to ask peace
on any terms. On the 18th of February, ac-
cordingly, treaty was made with their prom
inent chiefs, thirty-two in number, who bound
themselves not to raise any further disturb
ances, and to confne themselves to certain
section of the country. The United States
troops are also to protect the Navajoes from
Mexican incursions, from which they have
hitherto suffered greatly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-17

Hoiio,oay's PiM.-Cauon the parent Of safety.
word Of hope-Decate females expanding into the
foil bloom Of womanhood frequently condemned by
false polty Of society 10 be the lingering victims Of
complicated disorders; prevented by their mid and
sensitive natures, the feprehenshle neglect mothers
from acknowledging the cause Of their ailments How
many girls have been consigned TO the cold and pitless
embrace Of death through sheer ignorance or that want
Of confidence which should exist between parent and
offspring. When mothers behold their daughters droop
1.-The paor Of the lilly substituted for the bloom Of the
rose-the dim and lack lustre eyehe gradual enact.
alton Of the bodylet them take heeda crisis has ar.
rived which demands their utmost vigilance and solci,
tude; Holoways Pills an eIeetual remedy for these
manifold complaints.