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~ Z ICE hoN Nd THEAT BE.


~ RIcHhoYD THEATRE.
kuSKBL MoxLEY Sole Lessees and Managers.
Second week of the Successful Engagement OF Mr..
g. w. COULDOCk,
Will appear in his
TWO GREAT CHARACTERS
OF
DU VERNET
PETER PROBITY,
In the Popular Plays Of the
ADVOCATES LAST CAUSE,
AND
III NJ N Ely COR NER,
Both of which were received on their first repre-
sentdtiou with
IMMENSE APPLAUSE.
Second night of the Whimsical Farcetta received
Saturday night with
CR E A Ms OF l. AU 6 TER,
Entitled
mo;
w Ak VS. Blu TON S.
TUESDAY EVENING, APR1L2,
Will be performed the new Play Of the
ADVOCATES LAST CAUSE.
After which, the new Domestic piece Of the
G II NJ N f q o r n II
To conclude with the screaming Farcetta OF
o;
WAX vs. BUTToN ms
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rc. CITY COUNCIL.-My name having
bs5 been announced as one of the persons TO be
voted for in MONROE WARD for the CITY COUN-
Gil, respectfully announce to my friends that
am not candidate. WIN. p. GILMAN.
Its
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s.Ira THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ES BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA will be
held in Broad Street Methodist Church REV Mr.
Duncan's,l THIS EVENING at quarter to eight
o'clock. Several addresses may be expected
ap Its
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VOLUME 5, NlACAULAY.

J. w. RANDOLPH has for sale
TRQMPs; Novel; by Geo. W. Curtis, illustrated
THE ORDEAL OF LABOR in the British West
. Indies; by w. 6. Sewell. 81.
HOW TO TRANEL-Norton's Hand Book to Eu =
rope; by J. ii. Siddons. 81.
LYONS ON FEVER. Selections from a course of
Lectures Oh Fever; by K. D. Lyons, X. G. e..
/ 81
/ THE CROSSED PATH or, Basin; a story Of Mo-
dern Life by Wilkie Collins sl:25.
BUTLER'S Common School Speaker. TO cts.
DlCkENS' WORKS-specimens of barley X Gill
berts Household Edition.
THE TEXAS ALMANAC, for 1851 so cts
WESTMINSTER REVIEW and KNICkERBOCK-
Err Magazine for 1851.
MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, vol. S,
edited by his sister Lady Trevelyan.
HAMPERS GREEK and LATIN CLASSICS, Virgil,
Eurepldes. and Thucy dides, at 10 cts. a vol.
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SOO PACKAGES YELLOW, G YELLOW,
sJUO Extra &, No. and A Coffee, Loaf, Cut
Cracked, Powdered, Graduated. aud Crushed
SUGAR;
$50 bDis. fine Mountain WHISKEY-some OF
which is old and very fine:
loo bbls. r. r. and N. D. M0LASSES;
500 bbls common Whisky. GIN, and French
BRANDY Port, Msdeira and sherry WINK;
Cherry. Blackberry and Ginger BRANDY;
80 bbis very old and fine Apple BRANDY
10 bbls. Peach BRANDY-yery fine
800 bbls. se perior No. /, 2 and MACKEREI,.
$50 bbls. Family Gross HERRINGS;
10 hhds. SlDES, SHOULDERS and BREASTS:
80 tiarces extra sugar-cured HAMS;
iso bbls., ueress and tubs LARD-very choice /;
wv boxes Paranne, Adamantine and Tailow
CANDLES Brown. Colgate. Pale and Deter
sive SOAP;
And everything else In our line OF business.
FOR sale ~ WIN. Is. JONES x CO.
ap2 -3t 18th St between Main and Csrv
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED PER STEAMSHIP YORK
TOWN. PARRISH. master, from New York
John Wright, Chas. Post. oliver Morrell, Aug;
Noe, D. T. Moore, J. j. Eyres, W. II. Starr and
lass, A. L. Curtis, A G. Perry, Jas. Harrison, O..
Cranz, Jno. Scani3n, N. Mccarthy g Heber-
Capt. Spear, Mrs Sullivan. n. d. Palmer, p A.
Smith, p. Wagner, J. j. Hall, G. G. Johnston, s.
w Hoyt, Mrs Z. Lyon, Miss Lyon. Mrs. a. d.
Clarke, l.. M. Gardner, J. Dixie and lady, Mrs.
Frayser. Mr.. Dicke and lady. Mr.. Allen, Mr..
Winslow. James Ullman, John Kennedy, and Is
storage.
Also from Norfolk-Miss S. Harding, A. Mango,
Mrs. Stevenson and child, John Kennedy, Mr..
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SPECIAL NoTICns.
NJ Business Msn, '''>'-1
BUsfsg ss MEg.
srrny Yorp ,yrppvsra BUSINESS MEN.
STUDY YOUR INTERESTS
STUDY YOUR INTERESTS.
VOTE FOR FREgNAy
VOTE FOR PREEMaS'
GEO. A. FREEMAN,
GEO. A. FREEMAN,
GEO. A. FREEMAN,
P0R HON CONSTABLE
EOR HIGH COHsTIRIE
ap2-Hf FOR HIGH CONsTABIp
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MESSRS. EDITOR 5 :-Please
~ state in your pa per that AIN not
didate for seat in the CITY COUNCIL, from
JEFFERSON WARD.
ap 2-it* JOHN CURRIE, Jg.
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VOLUME 5Ih, MACAULAY'S ENGLAND
THE HISTORY OF ENGLASn Dh From u n Tan 81
CESSl0N OF KING JAMES II. BY Lord Ma
canlay. Vol 9Th. Edited by his sister, Lady
Trevilyan. Price 90c.
TISH WEST INDIES. BY VIM G. sewell al.
7 TRUMPS-A Novel. BY George VIM. Curtis, au
thor Of The Potiphar Papers" $3.50.
n
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City Point, April L, 1861.
ARRIVED.

Bremen ship Helene, Bashen, IN ballast, TON
Bremen.
BALTIMORE, March sl.-Ar'd, brig Abbott Law
renee City Point, Va: schr. CeritO, Richmond
Cl'd schrs. Mary Hatty, Petersburg; VIM Sc
we're, Richmond
ALEXANDRIA, March 39.-Ar'd, schr. Marshall,
Richmond.
HAMPTON ROADS, April 1.-Ship France, from
Callao, put in at Valparaiso, and arrived here in
1873 days.
NORFOLK, April lard, schr. Prince, Turks
IL
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szcsa TO THE EDITORS OF THE DIS
bslD PATCH i notice the name OF WILLIAM
II. TRlPLETT as a COUNCILMAN from MADI-
SON WARD, in list OF nominations headed
Union Ticket" Surprising myself to be the
person nominated, | beg respectfully to decline
being q candidate. W. s. TRlPLETT.
ap 2-N*
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AhEADQRS co. a. lsr REG. Va VOLs.,l
A. RIchAoSD, April ID, lsel. :
flOrder No. XX.
w Assemble at the Room over No. I ESaIsE
HOUSE, this trUESDAl1 evening, I'd inst. at Il
o clock, with muskets aud aeeoutrements.
BY order OF ROBERr +. MokkIss, Capt.
ap 2-lts ID. A. TfREE, LIST Serx't
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p= NOTICE. NOTiCE.-We, the voters
G-aS OF JEFFERSON WARD, are pleased TO see
that the two old veterans, X. o. HASKlNs and y.
B. HILL. having been requested, have consented
to be again candidates for COUNClLMEN. We
hope all will rally to their support and give them
a bumper VERY, VERY MANY
.-2t+ VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD.
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eCe TO MI WILLIAM TAYLOR
SsB DEAR SIR: Some of your old friends are
would you be eligible, not? Are you eligible to
hold the Office of ALDERMAN, living las you do
at presently in the county Of Henrico Let US hear
from you. AN OLD FRIEND,
ap 3-et% AND SEVERAL VOTERS.
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A HOPS "F'' Co, lsr RIG. va. VOLS
q Richmond, April LIST, lseI. I
nj Order No. 81.
w !. The regular stated quarterly meeting OF
TINS Company will be held on TUESDAY, April
I'd, at Military Hal, at s clock T. NJ.
ii. Dr.. PETER LYONS is appointed Surgeon Of
this Company, in place OF DR.. T. w Roddey, 70
signed. lie will be obeyed and respected accord.
ingly. BY order Of the Captain.
ap 1T ED~'D MAYO. LIST Ssrg't
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A HEADQ'S 10TH RECT VA MILITIA,}
a Richmond, April l, lssl.
w The FIELD, STAFF and COMPANY OFF,
GERS of this Regiment will assemble at Head
quarters, corner OF eth and Main Streets on
TUESDAY aud THURSDAY EVENINGS, al "A
O'Clock, until further orders.
ap ?-ltt J. III. RICHARDSON, Colonel.
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d ARMoRY YOUNG GUARD, !
"a RICHMOND, April ID, 1851.
M Order No. 10.
" The regular monthly meeting % the Com
Pany will be held THIS EVENING, at your AK
MoRf, at 5 O'clock. Business of importance re-
quires the attendance Of every member. Appear
in Jackets aud Fatigue Caps.
BY order OF Capt. AUSTIN.
ap 2-lt A. v ENGLAND LAT Serrst
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LOST, sTRAYED, &c.

~ STkAfE OR STOLEN-Rrom the
@N front OF a house on nth street, near the
Market, on sunday night, \ black HORSE
with Bride aud Saddle. The Horse is about four
years old, in good order, aud has q blaze face and
q small spot on the back, caused by the saddle
For the return OF the property, or such inforIna-
ton as may lead TO it recovery, will pay a
ward of FIVE DOLLARS WIN bias
Opposite Col. K. o. Haskins', Rockets.
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-. -: -. -.
3E 1lad4phh, leoF40.f
a|A qhnittes ef eerIcl - citizens - -
7yelI 6ugaged In NJ Be p baraelens q the
bce isn d MI Nm Thu by IN. ON
j5his 6tival ct the d(Dot he Va beNSsoeo By ..
6oion salute. He viii bsescofsed throdS the
/ utincipal streets by cavslcade Of citizens 70
| do Coot:nsatal HosS, whsss 8 grand display Of
hre work. will take place, % also . reception IN
| tn evening". - 80 80
AZ sunrise morning Of the 32ds If. Lincoln
will be invited e raise Q Sag displaying ~ stars
over Undergraduates Hall
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company are ma
king extensivc arrangements for bis cead1csaon
% harrisburg on the 22d, on which ~ there
win be grand military display at tho stste
Capital
| Richmond, 1ep. ~
In the Convention, to-day, the speecn q NJ:
Preston created great interest. ne ss.a W N
ion could never be rec0nstructeo, ana 's
full cenddence that VirginiA would JOIN tue
Southern Confederecy =, 49,.
resolution was introduced, tnat yi,s'nis ~ y
the legal right 70 seccde. Ina. tne e'ect'on 9
Lincoln was not just ground, but mnoe por-
ton OF the south nad cecede6, ieavns .re cOI
DER States 10 the minority IN congress, -
should demand additional guarantees
4 49, Washington, Feb. H.
A strong interest i again pressing Montgom-
cry Blair Of Maryland for seat In Lincoln's
i Cabinet rested 8 s 5ls 10
Gen. Wool is lying critically i'll, With an At
tack Of pneumonia. Is .lf ss,a so
The order 10 Com. BaSfal to take command OF
the San Francisco Navy Yard 10 revoked. He
y ordered to the Light House board. TX.
/ In the Peace Convention Reverdv J0hnson's
] amendment concerning the acquisition Of new
territory, was adopted, IA to 8, all the Southern
States. excepting Maryland, voting nay.
| Mr.. Hooper Of Utah gave notice today Of =
bill for the admission Of New Mexico as . State
Nothing decisive has occurred in the Peace
| Convention. Indications still are that tho ma
| j0rity report will be adopted. by close vote.
u The proposition for National Convention 10,
however, gaining ground. 9s;s,s s4uf:,.s \.
Jefferson Davis, in bis Inaugural speech, 10
bitterly denounced by border state men, ~ d
The Senate committee on Post Offices report
ed without amendment the House bill discontin-
uing mail service in seeding States.
| A member Of the House is preparing bill
authorizing the President to receive loans from
States, and issue coupon honda in payment linn.
tied to 80 years. s.i54
/ The Supreme Court Of the United States re-
Gently in California land case, established An
important principle as 70 that State; ~ effect
whore claimant has obtained confirmation Of
title and patent, the adverse party in posses
sion cannot under action resist the title of the
patentee. ss
.s Washington, Feb. 10.
SESAfE.-Hr Powell moved to. amend by re-
pealng all acts giving bounties to fishermen
Lost, ~ against "a. &. s:ssss !, 8 tsssi yzsf.,
b Mr.. Bayard moved to add Q provision that du-
ties LEVIED on any articles in the bill, shall not
exceed 80 per cent advalorem, in the port whence
exported, except wines and brandies. Lost, Is
| against 81
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Ma FLoYDb AccEPrANCEA-Nr. Buchanan
was informed from other sources beside Mr.. Ben.
jamin, Of NJ. Noyd's practice Of Issuing accep
tances, and notified Of the consequences to which
It must ultimately lead. His pretended ignor
ance 10, therefore, asham, and he cannot shelter
himself behind that miserable excuse The lawt
Of the United States forbid any Federal oiacs'
from dealing in State or other bonds. and yet be
vas purchaser, and still holds q. 900 worth Of
the absaeacesd securities. M ~ -
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~ As Texas has passed an Ordinance of Sc
cession, it is thought desirable that Government
should be relieved 1pn the cost of protecting its
frontiers against Indian incursions, which now
involve an outlay Of nearly $4,000, 900 annually
NJ. Wigfall recently expressed indifference con.
cerning their retention, and az the troops are
seeded for the protection eepuhlic property near
Or home, they may be recalled.
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MARRIED.
On the 14th Inst, by Judge Wiehtman, Nr. ALExAsDsi
McALLIsrxK to Mise MARY CoRxIcK. J f.tstl.
Also. on the same day by the same Mr.. HnAHKLn
4ornnst 70 Mis- BAABARA DKxn. asis .rfsA fss 3
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DIED. i. "a
In this city, Sunday morning. 18th inst, Of Crocp,
CuRlIs H., son Of David and Hannah Csrs, aged u
months. = = - =
In this city, the 18th inl, Macy JANE dsushtg q
Of Manchester, England. - . -
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PROMINENT Seceseionsts are gradually conce
ding that the State has gone against Convention
bya large majority.
New Orleans, Feb. 90
Advices from Havana state that the war steam.
er Velasco would soon sail for the U. 8. with
Pachore and other political exiles from Moxico
The Captain-Genera had given grand military
Philadelphia, 1915 ?. n, Feb. 81.
The train with Mr. Lincoln and suit. arrived
at kensngton at o'clock. They were escorted
in carriages, Mr.. Lincoln's barouche being con.
spicaous, by the gay plumage of four white hor-
SEES The procession consisted Of moueted police
cavaleade o. citizens OF all descriptions Of poll
tics and the Pennsylvania dragons. ~.
The chairman of the committee and nre.;dent
OF the Councils committee of New Jersey PAM.
sylvsnia Legislature, Sc, They were hailed, AZ.
erywhere with patriotic emblems and manifesto.
tons from about 100000 people, along the line
OF March, Nj. Lincoln, on arrival at the Cont.
nentalHotsl, was conducted to the balcony and
introducedsto the Mayor. The noisy multitude
below greeted his appearance with. Both the
Mayors welcome and his reply we're unheard. ex.
cepting BY thoss in the immediate vicinity,
Mr. Lincoln displayed great earnestnecs in de.
livering it, which caused the mass to rei3ect his
patriotic views in deafening applause.
IS MI. Lincoln SAID Mr.. Mayor and fellow
citizens Of Philadelphia: appear before YOU
70 make no lengthy speech, but t. thank YOU,
for the reception you have given me tonight
il not to me tho individual, bnt to the man who
temporarily represents, or should represent the
the majority Of the nation, IChoers
n It 10 true. as your worthy Mayor has said,
that there 10 anxiety among the citizens Of the
United States at this time. deem il happy
Circumstance that this disappointed portion
of our fellow-citizens do not point US 10
anything in which they are being injured or are
ahout 70 Be injured for which reason ( have felt
sis. the panic Of the country at this time L a.
ti6cial.
II there be those who differ with me ppon nj.
subject, they have not pointed at the substantisI
difficulty that exists, I dont mean TO sey that |
an artificial panic muy not do considerable is.
voc; that Il has done such do not deny.
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n Cairo, Feb. 20.
The steamer Fort WAYNE sunk IN the shnte Of
ISUand No. is. The boats probably total loss.
A small portion Of The cargo Vas saved in.
mronoe-no Gyes loGt
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e6geQeO
States be forcibly resisted by Virginia, and re.
fsrred. 49,.
A similar resolution Was offered in the Sen.
ate, and ordered to be printed.
The resolutions were sent back without
amendment
a - New York, Feb. 81.
2 Vice President Hamlin and Lady arrived about
Q o'clock last night. Comparatively few persons
we're on hand to receive him. He entered the
Aston House without difficulty. and was con.
Quoted to apartments provided for him.
After the arrival Of the Vice President, dinner
was given by G. G. Davidson. There we're pres
ent, among invited guests, w. II. Evarts, Thur
low Weed, Dean Richmond, Il. ]. Raymond,
Simeon Draper, and a few others.
Mr. Lincoln visited the Opera by invitation,
while the children were taken to Laura Keene's,
Mr. Lincoln only remained till the close Of the
second act; then quietly left the Theatre with
out any demonstrations
4 About half past IL fine serenade was given
to Aessrs. Lincoln and Harnlin at the Astor
House by bands of Wide Awakes and other Re
publican clubs. Mr.. Lincoln did not make his
appearance, but Mr.. Hamlin, being called out,
made short speech.
Up to late hour in the evening Mrs. Lincoln
and Mr.. and Mrs Hamlin received their friends.
whsatoa, NJ, Feb. 81.
A team belonging to Mr. Pollard, Of Warren.
Vile, while AZ Winfield for load Of freight.
yesterday afternoon, took fright and ran With
IT throwing him from the wagon 90 that the
v neeis passed over his face, breaking the lower
Jaw IN Two places and breaking the upper jaw in
shocking manner. DR.. Hiatt was Immediately
called, and although Mr. Pollard Is far from being
out OF danger, tits thought he will recover.
Az n q -. -. nv
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ring the past year, as required by law; but none
but what have kept up school at least the length
of time designated in the section Of the Con.ti-
tuition above referred to.
| In view Of the fact that the law under which
| We are now operating did otreach the districts,
only by newspaper publication, until after the
Spring meetings, in consequence of which, in
many Instances, the election were informal and
consequently, in such cases, the acts Of the
District, Boards Of no binding force, l have
decided that every. district be allowed to draw
its portion Of the school fund the present year.
The case hereafter will be entirely different
The law has been published, with explanatory
notes, and is now in the hands eff every school
officer in the county. ~
Hereafter every district failing to organize and
establish schools as required by law, may expect
to be de prived Of its portion Of the school fund.-
III conclusion, allow me to say word to our
school teachers. The relation which you sus-
san, fellow teachers, to the youth Of this
county, is an important one. Into your hands,
for the time being. is committed sacred trust.
You are giving shape and character to minds
that, in few years, will assist in controlling
the Free institutions Of our land.
= How arc you dissharsing the responsible du.'
ties thus devolved upon you! Have you evil
dence from your success a teacher 70 satiess
~ you that you arc engaged in your sppro.
pirate callingg or are Jon ksPng- mot tsaeaiay
--school, engaged in Q calling for which mel.
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h An extra overland coach arrived here this
morning from Sherman, Texas. The conductor
and passengers report the seizure at Fort Chad
bourne by Texans of the coach with its mail now
overdue here. The property of the company
within reach is also seized, and the agents and
other employees are said to be Imprisoned 1t
is also reported that Forts Chadbourne and Bel
KNAPP have been captured.
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Congress passed an act admitting free an
breadstuAs, provisions, munitions or materials OF
war. living animals, agricultural products in the
natural state. Also merchandise from the Uni-
ted States, M purchased before the lot Of March
and imported before the l4th Of March. Texas
70 be exempted from Incorporation Of the tariff
lssw -s$lz Si4A .f5fesft So - H-ts't7'sas
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From islcl,H.0Dd Papers,

ArGrsyg ButYo:.1,n * New YoEk, has :i'o,0C
,Yor; uc ;"l,tccu id i;il;a"a'i, which the pY1t"'
.urn.;s.. sill he di:ros.l Ui ~ "nr soScrn:aen;
j.. i ua..r rc,:lig!"ry ur"u Northern s:'ure..
The Florida Regiment i. g,ac on activu du'y
To lorktowu.
Its believed ;ba, ,'i. rclrrals i.u:ubcr reur
jO,UU0 in Wcs;grn Virginia. Tar iYrrr is below
thi., but no arprehcusous are ilt II. otse success
d. :.ar ;fnrl:.
The E:ny"i,er u The 10Th sst.s: Cur army or
tho lower Potomac corliuucs 10 watch the enemy
from. the favorable position ucrr Washington, aud
very few besides tbos. i'll coruanl ARE permitted
to know where the ueXt grard sctir the h!uody
drama will be per!crucd. snpcrb battery ct
r.D.d cuunou Was rn unv vi the outward u9urd
train. lr.u. RicIlmvrd Yesterday, nnd in.ny were
N. s;,ecu!atiuus NJ to it, :u;rc hi::cry There is
"a strong probability that it will lewr.tcu IL crim-
sun cha;Scter.. hu. we ,iv liot Ansari an Vpinion
regarding liz place Of ';".ti::atiou
The E.rum;aer oi ,,.:t:c ,aie says: There ar
r:rrd yesterday, vin Cvura' E"iisc@l % lies'iins
captured i.y :;,yae !'"re!':son's Tcaorts-e
regiments, ut Gc... Lr:'s colmuand, between big
:sp,ius aad uuttonsril!e.'
We find the following paragraph i'll the Di+potca
nf 'ac el:r:
To II. DrscrArG:n.--i..! i..!even Federal surgeons,
taken at Manassas, wh:, have since then bcsn cni-
pi"ycd in attending uln their sick a"d WOUNDED
comrades captured i:I that engagement, will to-
f.r .h,.ir
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25
From Kentucky.

The <utjoincd paragraphs arc from the Mem
l'Lis Appeal Of the 2"th instant;
LATER FROM kESrrcKY.-Laie intelligence
from kentucky leaves it doubtful as to VIII" r"s'
sc:>es Mu.lroushs llil. ,h"ush we think it very
probabs lha, the Cor:cieralcs have it, for ihr
reasons stated TN yesterday.
1t is certain, however, that cur troops have pos,
s.s<u Of Crawfnrdsvi!;e, ~ Gicen river, and a!sc
nc the railroad bridge on Bacon cr'sS;, which Is
a'..,it ;xcaiy miles !r m Eli.aLe.'o"n.
With III. advantages which sc Now hars, We
.,ra certaiaiy :ol the rnc.iy's movements III that
vicinity If our me-: ill ONLY exhibit proper de-
.rsc .; crcr:y cthe. il advancing themselves OF
- ;,aiu. steps 10 hinder the progress Of the foe
as can s easily done by the destruction o' bridge:
au,. ob..ruc,in.; the r"ai'.