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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
TO AN OAK BLOWN DOWN BY TIE WIND.
ny JOHN RANDOLPH, or RoASoKr.
Thou who urmoved has beard tho wbi, -iud ehids 4,

Thou who unmoyed has heard tho wbiil -ird chids ,
Fu'i many winter round thy eraggy BID;
And Ike al earth boru giant hast oueprosd
Thy hundred arms and Heavens own bolts defed,
Now Hest along thy native mountain side
Upior;- deem not that come TO shed
Toe idle drops Of Iiiy o'er Thy head;
Or b,seiy 10 insult thy blasted prids. /.
Nf-s'ill ti' thine, tho fallen, imperial cak
To tesch this lesson TO the wise and brave,
That It's much better, ovfrthrown aud brcke
In freedoms cause, 20 fink into fbe grave.
Tnsn in Submission 70 a tyrants yoke,
Like the vile reed O. bow aud b, a slave.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
PlYToS T. NAssISo,
"A. D. y. and A. A. Adjt. Gen,
HRArQ'Rs ARMY ov THE PoroMAc. !
Sept, l3, 1861.
General Order No. 10

General Order No. 10.
The comusndrg General has great satisfaction 10
making kpoxn tho excel Mt conduc. Of Col. y b.
Stuart of the officers and men Of his command in the
affair OF Lewirs,ie on the llh Instant. Ga this occs-
sion Col Stuart with Heipr TerrilIs Battalion Us Va
vols) two field pieces of the Washington Artillery, u
der Captain Rosser asd Lieut. slocomb, and Captain
Parieks company of c.vary (lst Va y attacked and
drove from their position il confusion three regiments o.
Infantry, eight pieces Of artillery, snd aArge bcdy oil
cavalry, inacting severe loss, incurring none.
By command OF Gen Johuston.
Taos G. RHITr A. A. General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

RtcKrSGsAx MILITIA The Rockingham MALTA In
cluded in tbslas draft mad, upon that county have
been discharged ard have returned to their homes.
Since they we're called out they have been In Wnches
tsr The number thus discharged amounts to 7sl. 4
which nuuhsr 4s0vWs reported d for day, 70 sek =
camp, 90 siek st hsus aad 100 ahssat lWiA beAsa-
Stssatsa Spectator.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
TIE NoRTa oARoLINA SENATORS.

The Wilmington, (N. C) Journal, says of the sens-
tors recently elected to the Confederate Congress from
that State: :
The telegraph has announced that the Legislature of
this Safe has elected George Davis Esq of New Han
over, ard VIM. T. Dortcb, Eco, Of Wayne Senators
from North Carolina in the Congress of the Coufede-
rate States. nr LAWS s now Of the delegates at
large FROM this State TO the Provisional Congress hav.
Ing been chosen by the Convention Mr. Dortch is one
Of the Commonersfrom the couoty Of Wayne and also
Speaker fthe prepent House Of Commons OF the Siae
Geo. Davis is q native OF the town f Wilmington, o
lawyer by profession, about foryone years of age,
cbate and forcibIe speaker, Wing, according 70 the
former political classfeatons, and such
nest partzin, but always q courteous opponent. We
believe that Mr. Davis election will give satisfaction to
toe great morty o: the people Of this section without
regard to former pnty lines. q"
Wm. 7. Dcricn is native Of Nash county, N. c.
Like Mr. Davis be is lawyer by profession, and pro-
haby year or two older than his ,olesgue. We have
never heard him sIeak bnt know that be Joys the
reputation Of being able and successful practitioner
rather than eloquent advocate. He IL Of good
husness talents ard sound Judgment His political
tecedents are tho opposes Of those pertaining Mr.
Davis, Mr. Doricb having been member Of the Demo
cratic psrty. ,' l'''i .Li
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
IsDrpEsDEscs PlooarssIsa.-AmOng the n.meroaa

IsDIPESDEScg PsoGREssrsG.--Among the numerous
manufactures which sIrngpg into existence to sup
ply the DIFF rent wants OF cur Confederscy, we srs
pleased TO learn Of type end stereotype foundry now
uelry ready to commence operation. AL the necessary
driver, dos, matrIes, etc ready The matter is in
The bands Of responsible parties who anxtu 10 fe
cure the services Of conpeten. typ, founders and en-
gavsrs who understand the erent branches of these
trades providing there any such in the Confederacy
Publishers rosgloa. the Southern States should assist
this enterprise, 1t will provo OF great convenience to
them, and they can commence doing so by extending
this notice for workmen FURTHER information can be
had at this Office Charie'son Mercury.
THr Esrxr ON Qua coAsr The Franklin (s.. Nary)
Register, of the II b ins. says: tl
From almos. every quarter hear Of the doings Of
the enemy on our seaboard. From the mouths Of the
Mississippi 10 the Sabine the West perfect Gordon
o. Lircou cruisers maybe heard Of, snd from
which detachment Of men nov and then make descent
on shore and suppy themselves With fresh provisions
vegetables g.. What Is every bodys business mort
generally no bodys business and ere long would not
Dc surprised TO hsr Of another Hacrss nr
ON our Southern coast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

Six PRIsosERs ESCAPED rRoM ROANOKE County JAIL =
On Thursday about o'clock, when the Jailor Mr. J.
O Huff snering the jal for the purpose Of giving
water the prisoners he caught hold Of by OF
them and pulled the Jor. Ten Of the prisoners then
ran out but three Of then Immediately captured by
the ctizsna who very soon gathered around the jail
Another caught short time after. The other SIX
have pot been heard from. ga
The prisoners that have escaped are some Of those
sent to our jrl some time ago. by Gen Wis., taken up
BY him in the Northwest, upon suspicion Of treason
to the State. We publish below description Of thoec
escaped, handed Us by the jlicr.
Tobias Mariana, Ktnawha county Va about feet
IL inches, rather pals end siendsr, Iran eyed 25
YEAR,; Philip Frank kanburger, Charleston, Kanawhs o.
Il about 10 years old. fair compl xon, about fst
inchee, a jew, from Germany. talks broken; William
Springer abort 25 years oil hair rather dark, caired
bis home in Mason courty, Va bat had been working
this year at Filen Rock Kanawba Va. quick spsken,
gentlemary looking man, about feet 10 inches. Jas
Bodkr, Kanswha, Va, abou. feet inches, Of rather
q swarthy complexion, dark hair sbou, 80 years old;
Thomas NeSconbs, Putnim county, Va sboui rs years
old about feet 10 inches rather dark complexion dk
hair Geo Spencer, California; (sas visit 10 Roaue
county Va when sr.ested) about feet inches and
about So yesr old dark hair aud rather fair complexion
little hard Of hearing Left wi hout any baggage or
clothing, except what they had on. They we're poorly
cad-Ealem IVA Rig = rsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
A., THE EARMERS OF YIRGENIA

INHE seps, the Northern and South States hay
doubtless become permanent Will In great measure
expected sppy the South wit BUTTER AID having been
ged extensively for In thatne Of take
he liberty OF he popety OF beating Eusr well
before packing and as OF putting In tubs larger At IN top
than the bottom and send market a packing
would be pleased receive eongumento
purchase -sowng the hghes market Ice; and deal
clnveiy cash. viii urnh goods the lowest rket pr
send the promptly for whatever be sent
make II 10 the interest OF boh the farmer
seas myself would he glad TO recsive any other country
produce my principal object TO call pAreu a,ten
10 Butter Large suppei have been sent heretofore
the South the North whilst make an furnish
selves the fact that have been engaged
In this city for the hs thirty hve All ask
GiAl-feelng confident Of giving Satisfaction
sAMPsON JONES, gent
Grocer and ComniI Ion Merchant,
aua-dkc lCor Main ani 9th sts., Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

.TsxAn on suua War 70 JosH hcouIIeca.-fls
lIfsvspess Nsua " ~ iosA iss. says: ~
+ O satsrtay ssspaV 4 nsaassd - fsa ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

R~A CARD.-As we have to pay CASH for
S nearly every thing needed IN the line Of our bu.
sne viii, om mi, date decline continuing accounts,
ept with those who have regularly settled their bill with
lsi Of January and iuiy. ... 49,.
paid Jelly jus, passed cannot be rereNd
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RiCHMOND, AUG. IA, 1851.
DoGGETT q ANDERSON,

n receiving 70, the Pail Trade carpengs, OIL Cloths Ma
a tngs Curtain G1ods Cornces and Bands Window shsds
Paper HannEs Hair and noss for sails st low pces
CArpe Cura Beds and Mattresses made TO order at short
Tee Paper hanging done In The city or country BY superior WORK
~, Tcnl--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
J T. b STUART,
Colonel Commanding.

This, we presume, refes to the note from Lieut. Poe
published by Us Tbursdsy.-ED. WRlG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

.F-s = SPRING. 1861. III.
5sA SOUTHERN HAT aIAHurACT0RY.
ESTA-BLISHED 1885, p
gJHL Subscriber respectfully lnyes the st;en- ,ERrs
4 ton Of the Merchants Of Virginia, and North vsScT
cGrolnA this extenzive stock of hs own and EsrcN
foreign Manufactured Hats. Purchasers wiz end EyN4g
TO their interest call at his house preyous 10 ES
going further North, he Is leaving nothing
lone, Eparlug peES 70 keep the
Southern Trade South Goods sold In ths House Will be
warranted compare fsyorab in quality and price with goods
sorns ou, ay market There will be found all the quail
lies OF WOOL PCR and STRAW HATS rou the lowest price
aegro the aret quality for gentlemen Also, Boys and
ohders caps Of al grades and Styles and Ladies
Riding Hats CT all the ysiioIs qualities,
Purchasers will DO well u call ard examine.
. mleS JOHN DOLBY, 81 Main IT. Rshncnd, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

IJARRIs' JocKEY-oLUD SMOKING TOBACCO, 80 much
il 4 soaght AFTER by smoters, for sale by
s. .ul4 W. PETERSON 4 co., 155 Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
Law CARDS.

NB-Prompt attention 10 Collection and Land ClainL
RETEaEzCES-samuel NJ Garland, Amherst H Va Johi
Thompson Jr Amherst z, VA Garland Christian, Lyaeh
bug Va Mosey Speed, do. Judge \. NJ BuTiord, Dallas
Tsxas. Hor. n. Il. DArrell do. mhSo-dAely
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Fran t,e0ruja.

The following is an extract from q letter &c
the editors, dated Rome, Floyd County, Ga
July 22i:
We have received and read with great liz
terest the nCble message OF our heroic and
patriotic President, aud could but be struck
with the contrast both III style aud sen l.
timent, TO the recent vulgar document which
anated from the fanatical, btfudGted brain
of Abraham Lincoln. circumstances DO not
always make men great,
"bn Aps is -fpe, Vere:'s Varist
Til U. 0.Etd in silk or clothed in scarlet"
The Hon. Augustus X Wright, our repre-
sentative in the Confederate Congress from
this district, lives in the vicinity of our city,
on II very productive farm on the banks OF the
OJsfenauls. The house III which ne lives was
built by an Indian Chief aud occupied by him
fJI many years 1t is quite spacious tene-
m.nt and built with considerable (indlan) ar
lie tic taste, barring the fact that it's renr s Ia.
+ "ntt Judge Wright stands at the head OF
the bar ~ Northern Georgia, and has secured,
am glGd 10 see, by his talents and winning
manners, "A high position in the councils OF
the New Ccniederacy. He is man OF vigor-
Gus mind and very generous impulses, andwi,l
make his mark IL any position in which he
may be plat ed.
the season Tor the growing corn and cotton
crops still continues proptious. l have never
seen such corn grow out of the earth we
have here this summer; IL is so tall-s0 ser,
fd'tl don't like TO say hoeo tau, for tear some
OF our inCred uious readers would not credi
the story but tell you, con fdentiatly, that
you can scarcely see the top of some OF ii
without The aid OF spy glass More anon.
koOSY.
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y s-ss4zsszeS~s E&AY&L&Et& stga.s
ssss 10 GHh a0&tE.- ECD2
h--4z4'~- 'A4- So 10GT4EEN GEE r K :
BAIL, " T.-Trai2s leave Calvert st2ti3r
Baltimore, daily. teEcsps suu3sy,l - $50 a. -
and st ESQ ?. NJ. f1r Niagara Fails, tsre -Aiy sel
5olLs.n,l BuIalo. OYsgo. UeWsgo, Toronto, Lac
-lt5ne sil paris 81 " sassEz sW YORK &ad Csuzl.
Coz Detroit ChiSasc G445lnna.l, b lsou,s. zAsa 3
ps1te q IA y eaGa 4cTsaEe As @Ed hoGthrsst
1EaySl SAL - &c UeLxCls- EatsogS, sttiEas
Zle, Ga. 9i& h3%z&Is Kama. - <Es cA1zS 49, 3.
eay ctltgc rGE47.
4 rev fcgta tc Few fcyg "a 1sw cpaa sy ID
gczE, Wis HErriESaTg EGd 5sEsey .isF, gsIta 90
Gas sh.Hgs % ara fSg5, -. gass teo s.se il. e
.rEin &G@ 80 t123a@E By d8ylight, ovsg Ax&t-elA,
E2sos Saa :hrs zgh oeGgJlgct e8REkry, lYs4
IL Say t3+Esss Sn3yso 8<iuers.
JAS. q. CLAEEE, s1p'l
5o1s T. EIGg ~, Assistant Aup't. j. Is-Iy
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FUhRAR FoR The WAR ,-Hurrah for the
Wal Let's M ke a little III famous history !
L"rs smash up things generally and turn CIV
Ia.Zttlon on ia tracks Ii thousand wears Lots
show the rebels " and the rest OF the world
n we have "a government, by tearing down
the Constitution and setting upa military die
tators hip, that shall have the property, liber-
" snd lie of the cit Ems al Is exclusive dis.
poaai. Let's get all the preachers To quit
preaching the gospel Of peace, and go TO rant.
ing out devastation and slaughter over all
The lard. Let's shut up all the churches :
turn all the schools into recruiting stations /:
dise Ju stice from her temples knock of the
wees VI trade pluck out the wings OF com
msree Mi all cur fields with weeds, and
every " here cry havoc and let slip The dogs
. war az II any anawed speak a word, or
pint an appeal, for peace, call him "traitoT, "
"viiialn, worm ard threaten TO " riddle
him WIN bullets" and stretch his neck, ~
ara pitch his cf1ee into the street. "-Btoom-
tayt0a m ] Times
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SAVE YOuR COFFEE 8xousps.-The price Of
coffee is waking up some Of the lovers OF the
verage 10 the subject Of future supplies
III. prospect as that there will be blu small
additions 10 the present stock in the South for
long time 10 come; therefore any sugges
tion Is valuable showing how to make it, A
pracneai III suggests TO us that by saving
our G hse grounds, drying them, and grinding
them over again for use u second tine, they
will b. made serviceabie for a second decoc.
ton. He says that coffee grounds are a regu.
lar article OF purchase and sale in the large
cities OF the North. The large hotels have
standing contracts for them, aud make quite
a ga wing Ia this way.
rs coffee Is usually ground and boiled
am ~ cur people, IL 10 possible that not IN UGH
more than hslf ths strength II extracted -
\upuSka ConSfffutfondifsf
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Rirllmmu pispahh.
MONDAY MoRNlNa...JUL 20 1856
~~-~~s~~-- lvN-~~
Written f5r the Richmond Dis ateh.l
All. Battle Cry Tram Raltimsre.

hhs Battle Cry fram Baltimsre.
NV Mt, ASST. srRa VA VOLS.
Esrk did va hear far o'er the plain
Tae smothsr'd sn.yied low rsfraip,
sw }lfArt upon the ear
TIL q1t~ ring wall of babes and wives.
TIE sr.ndins graf of SHARP. nins kttses,
Thu ga n Il "a n who & .ve their lives,
fair fr sedom's shVises to resrf
ssa a Dth Tn II sound ii,s, o'eT the va.e,
Borne by the hrssre md Hyt"e gaze.
differing strength a.o-e;
Ets &C q Ger IN m 1unts n wsl}s
Like thunder chimes from hrazer bells,
Uftl 1t no ly. fsiriy sweils
Unto BATTLE Song
The iron heel % Nor. heru hor3es-
Tae ted'rsls bloody, fash.n. swords.
TsNnot Their anthem stsy'
Tha' sm0 h red cry mast wing sfar
Prom r;h t,werd The fost'DS star
Fer taes here -ress red titles lar
o. orToi's honogsd eldy'
~" fhvios do h come the rhren1'cd az ut
Wh'rl ouys wsr's own bloody ut,
From odlo II Mdrylandf
fr m her hose ev nozzle son
tr OTIS AaAs. uEsIairsd, hos won
sron her, whom cHAsLEs of 'arrollton.
Bi,sa as his alive ,trard
And ss The ~esli anthem rirg,
70 t'udiDg war sad waf!ik, things,
Until, ia swelling roa.,
II b-ssk into the siLion's balls
In WAsEfSGraS oallu 81 " III
On ~ coward traitor Gals,
7'Aat cry from Bah,7OTet
And, IN iye wan ys h!r~lirg fee.
WI IA b aow h aasd on ey'ly zoe
on fair Fall more
I0a 81 han sal yoa is din,
ipoH sgrir9 i-Hr,s Il IN $ hymn
!NaGi ohduLff 10 toa tho syccfres g7.m,
tro' that laid shore
Nor.o.k, Ju'y lS6l
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RAILROADS, 60.
r-T - RICHMOND A Nd YORK
ks~sS ,sE5assrsar. RIVER AEILR0AD -Passen.

rr - RICHMOND AND YORK
kSNssS sserszsesa RIVER aAILRoAD mpassen.
''fN~ La ~ ger Train leave Richmond
daily ats a n: " est Point daily texcept sun
day. 81 2 u: lest PoEt sunday at L N.
Freight TraiBs--f hsnge OF hours leave tlc :
nonG Gafly { Keep suHdays' st 4. M We
Foiat 4iiy tex-ep Sundays l2:l NJ
FTe Ehs rsed cd st Richmond daily texceI !
kundaysi until 7 III
~ 24--ts z - TEMPLE suo't
.~-rr~- - ;NiT0RTA.r NUskCE-
n<.ss = ss5dtssesaasA cH,NGE OF HCU ks-On and
$50 --zzs--~-~@ aGer FRIDAY, I9th inst, III
morning t8,2s A. ii train of this Company viii
be dl-c0nes ed
Un'n further notice. only ore train daily wi
be run. leaving kic mond for fredericksburg a.
O'Clock =. H : YetaFriug, will leave Ereder
icksburS al rs a III, and arrive IN Richmond al
cioct A M SAMUEL RI TIL,
SUIT. Transportation
Cfice Z. 2. q ?. Railroad Co,
Richmond. Jrly Is 1881 ~ l9-ts
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A salute OF twenty one guns was fired from
forts Moulfrie ami Sumter on this 9th inst,
" honor Of tho great victory at Manassas.
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LUMBER DEALERS,

EOE12 a. Il EEVEN,
i IUMBKR D z LIZ L
Cn bKoAD STREET. BETWEEN 18th AND ltTH.
40, goo fsst WHITE PINE, ! to inches thisk
a. 0ge fest I POPLAR, 20 to % inch 60 wide.
10 zoe feet "a POPLAR.
80 900 fset WALNUT, Ito inches thick.
So 0oe feet superior WHITE ASH, suitable 10,
gun carriages
s35 Go fact ROCK MAPLE
O,oeo feet MAHOGANY, I to inches thick.
2S,ooo feet MAHOGANY suitable for Cofzns
lao geo feat st pRSSSED FLOORING.
10, G90 fest 50 UEDRESsED FLOORl1G.
81. 900 feet S-< STEP PLANK.
IS e63 fest s-s do. DO.
800 600 feet "a BOARDS
&c go fa5t PANEL BOARDS.
$50 00e feet syCAN0RE.
no. 900 Feet JOiCE and SCANTLfEH,
"a, HA3 aEThGLEB.
All OF the above il we'll seasons sd and OF soos
ics,itv.
DOORS, IA EelviRs Block, ON l2th street.
"a eB-f9t A. BELVlN.
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hONA"A AL NLeS no s-sAs@ ~ irGH
III tho service CT the Virginia * Tennessee
Railroad Company, IL Jp ae lsAt, = Eiase
- named ABRAHAM. he is abort IS years
IL. OF age, 8 feet high, and Ct dark browr
color, usually wears q Handkerchief on bis bead
and has & scar on his forehead or face.
ABEAEAs belongs to Capt. John baford, OF Bed
ford county, aud il Is supposed that hs is now
about Richmond, or al one OF tAe volunteer sn-
eampEslts. a liberal reward viii be p-ia fog
him, GILL,
0sn'i sup't Va. Il Tenn. Railroad.
Lynehbnrg, Jnly 10. 1881. " le-lfs
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ga3~ :, Dali LI~E-
ssisszsssa-sss1TO FORTS P0WHaTAN AND
JAMESTOWN, GROVE AND STONE HOUSE
WBAkf>.-The Steamer URTlS PBCh, Capt.
J Il FREEH IN, " leave he wbsr at Rock etts
regularly, EVERY MORNING, (except Sundays.
at o'clock, for The bove places, and return same
DAY about Il &C ock T. =, 'op"hlng at all of the
regular landings going and returning.
Passage to Grove or htoue W h&rf. s2-Aeals ex-
ira 80 c6a's ach.
The CURTI. PECK will connect with g line OF
COACHES, rupnir < 20 YORKTOWN \, at the q rove
" harf, and hrOugh tickets. TO Yorktown a. d re
urn, wi be given on the boat for s5 meals ex
TIA, so cents each. .. HASKINS.
"
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ASfzLe.zD stf5'S Hs31.
81 C@g @EC4:es. go
s2GC1Ah NOTICE.

SPECIAL H1TsGE44 sF@.ss
- owl az to y4s almos. impossible
.-e ~ OF procuring eEcr LEG, nd than only fcz
sash, ny GALES hereafter vi. 20 for CASa ONLY
excepting opiy those whose accounts have beeO
asTy and July ". =. ". TAYLOR.
" LIN 202 Broad street
@EfgAT EE0UCTEo. ia Tz3F
PSiC3 or HATS AID BOOTS. 49, sFsf
grUIs Is - - ra- sent. saved ~ buy IA
A taG fsca J. =. ANTHONY
Columbian @otsl Br4ldiHg
Nc'esS5r GsgE q BEST qGslifv, s. 81 DO. ssson,
7-snty, SIS; tasnt~asbi9 ELI Eats, e2:te; ans ssl
skin sG-5d Ho0ts, IS 50 (, Congress GEltaZ 20ots
.;ss; Ans asig skin sawed Slices. g. rs
J. Il. ANTH0a4 aaS ~ 90 arrangements witt
ems Of tina Dest makers II the city 6. PhilEdelphiI
30 supply him ys.th handsome sid substantial eat
skin sew ii BOOTS, aE}Eh - VIII ssN az tba IA
crsssdou,5d .IeF pi1sa az FAaaa DOLLARS AaI
4 EsE.F at Avis
s-s sss sseysAt 'Ssss 5s-T-.-OU11e TO the
.s5soGss iTnpossibiti5y 81 procuring sUppiisz. ex
espt foE cash, my rates hereafter viii rs
FOR saza only, excepting only those whose
s7GEta have Dssn pad here'olar~ pios1p.ly - sc:
gsoGlax ~ .SaGsty zc& 1utv.
1888 G. FAoE. JB..
Ry Is ~ MztQ strs&s.
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s&AIUYIN UEfA&E1!sN1
z .nEEA4N Y Lnna u -

.EIoHEoED VA, june Il, 1851
'g3Ss h. EgTsE% ESe1EVE5 sE SUPPLY
& ina tbs troops In the hsld wi5S fuaii AcC!s.
Field ArIiiery, sud milton tha-s-CT, ESCG ts
Ing division OF iEb0r, the following ef&9r = Is
sUBG
Tas Colonsi Of Crdnauss Of Virginia VII rca
Hnae 10 attend 20 the issue Of srIns, both krtits-
~ AID Small rms. belonging % this ats %
tie naQufasIure o. Fi5}d CARRIAGES ana CG4s-Jas.
The making az Of all kinds o. Sn1I1uHt,iCl, jr.-
siuliLS tbs manufacture Cf IefcGss5 Ja Gaps aaj
ne issuing OF lbe saTle will ks attended 10 hy
he Oruaance Department Of the Southern Gen,
feisYGcy, fer which purpose so much u ne : u
cu!tt0n as Is 1o:T hand ~ the 6rEncrT az tha
present c10umodstiCp FOX farther rEauuigCsuFs
u bu:Eurus; icE Az IS EcT ap9fo prts3ed Tor ms
-T 'Bvss oN this St2ta, be turned - tia Gen
to4er&ts authorities 6GIiAg tha t3zttGE3Ass i
he
TAe Colonel % OIdnapsa OK Virginia VII rsEa
ths t.ss1saZy arrangements % $3rEy out tEe 1H1s-
Saias 0E5SF. gtE+t Il6IG1EA.
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VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTiUN.

A VoLUxTEEKs- ATEkaIEON.
n The undersigned. two Of whom have bean
l. for some time members Of Vo unteer com"a-
n'eS- the nthsr Lieutenant OF the Provisional
army OF Virginia, are DESTROYS Of raising ~ IN
fantry Company, to be STYLED the "h4CHA0A d
sou tn ONs -
UNIFORMS AND ACC0UTREMENTS FREE.
Those wishing to go prOrp' ~ into ser; ice, will
ca y at the Rendezvous on VIII street, over ta5
"City Arms" opposite the st. Charles Hotel, aQd
enrol their names
Come quickly, and let US 2. once to the naid.
BEAAAED MEREDITH,
Corn Grace snG ~ s,s.
CHAS. FI"KETT.
Corner Leigh and G; y ets.
.TOEE y. WADSWO ORTIZ,
" 26-sse No. Ie-Pearl street.
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l. BERil
LUM BKEIil
The srhsesiber will from this dste sell his stocA
II GUM8kR only for cash, except by special con
.eact He lie induced to adopt the cash system
as he finds the risks OK doing . credit bushes,
greater no than usually estimated.
All persons having claims against me are re-
Iaesled 10 present them for payment, and those
Indebted 10 me earnestly go rested to pay me
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealer,
Cary and 10th streets.
Efehn0ud Jura l. 1881 " g. 1mx