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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-02-28
THE FIRST RIFLE REGIMEN.
r OOK OUT FOR THE TIGER !

r O0K OTTT FOR THE NIGER =
~. il Ioose, He h,s hrcn some months n,.t lprkiuu
dem has t'% bte" dsc"Srrsa and SS # the citizen" H s
ASSISTANCE, ne can DC caught. hGre mas oecil al atlc
iora" a ipSH IS will lea" t" s his Capture ' ''' PHARoA
February a 81
| ~OWrON TS KTNEi WIJE Clip
4 ,OIION ID hlNU .-I1E Dub
a he eanot do w" iii money! ~ and S !o that those d win"
have accounts with him Of long standng must make settle
mcnt either by Cash Note, he is determined close
up his books TO the first OF January 1861.
| JOHN SIMPSON, Chester, 5. C.
Fcbruary2l, 1861 II
NOTICE.-THE CO-PARTNER-
L SHIP between FLOYD * FERGUSON was dissoi-
se1' ON tie Isl ANoAhl iS reSoS iIucpcn ac h"ti-
ra t IN, ., ,te",I @ u M"aS esq que r 'n m m r % nave 81
u, ~ Wr =, NV '.' I a 'o m % ,. y"
Payments MUST BE MADE promptly, rs tic affairs OF
the concern ',,ll, must be closed Az" fL"tD
''s f'o''"s -
"TAG0NS FOR 9 e ~ TT r.
w undersigned offers at private sale TWO a-Iorse
Apyply,o ysl, .,,, r., ., ,ss, HuGH NIcH9Ls'
% 1orkvlllc, req, =, lool. o
NJ EAlCAN NJ L SIANG LlNl-
'i'' N:o: n.".-.:, .ue, INV '''''"''''" w.
SANFORD > LIZ FEH LIN N1GOhh-
~ ''"'-'"' ''>'"-c- w:":M VI "'c -N-''
| ID A r r S TRlCOPHEROUS
II w. ,,oM,Ip
~> VI '''' ''N" m
TACOB'S CHOLERA. DYSENTE-
~ Ry and Diurr,ra CORDIAL and all of the pouuar
| Patent Medicines of the day for sale at the
February ss YORK DRUG STORE Lindsey b'ITk' ,r
- 1Ic31I,T r 17I0I=c +, 73,cICr Tc7
MI 1SCELLhN EOUS AhIlCLES.
IHl Tobacco, Maccaron, Scgars Soaps Pickles, and
ss @ r a" osr he %s, we E he a nr nSe9nrE @ 1I to
Road Depot.
February % II
WHITE FISU.-SOMETHING
w NEW,-Ifyou call at LOGAN & MEACIIAM's,
near ,hc nrno, yo can mv CHEAP the hes, and mos,
beautiful FISH you ever saw
FrD1"a,yss ~, , - a,- z7,17575 u
= fir salr ,1 LOGAN 4 MEACIIAM,S. near the Rail
Road Dcpot.
February sS . + =
Y and Wir,cr orrs Far sale n,
~ "''" " '"'' Logan & MEACUAM,S
M&cTrRF7,- Ifi'31,Yii Il + LARGEST 9
s,not ,rnr h.,,rc r,ccv.J and will br soId Inv nj,
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GARDEN SEEDS!

A Fresh supply of Garden Seeds just
N Received from b. Landrc,h and Son. For sale at
TIE YORK DRUG STORE.
February % If
LIME BUGGY HARNESS.-THE
Il undersigned have for sale, an EXTRA FINE SE'r'r
OF SINGLE BUGGY HARNESS, which will be disposed
of o" accommodating kaHSwEgI&ER 'si AgH&SE BROTHERS.
February 2S 9 If
NEW CALICOES .-KAHNWE1-
~ LER s. BROTHERS have just received TWENTY
FIVE pieces OF LIGHT and DARK
COLORED CALICOES,
which will be sold at EIGHT CENTS per yard, but
worth twelve-and-a-lalf cents.
February % 9
NOTICE.-AFTER THE EXPIR-
~ ALTON Of three MONTHS application will be made to
the Kings Mountain Rail Road Company for the reissue Of
mcry belonged A. +. Collins, and two to r. l.. Doggctt-
~ " ' ' D. FRoNEBERGER co.
DECRUITS WANTED FOR THE
Ii SOUTH CAROLINA ARMY. Pay to enlisted men
FIRST SERGEANT. $40 per Month.
SEKGEANI, ,........................ ~ ~
AHriFIcER OF ARTILLERY,:.... 15 4"
PREMlUM Of So to each enlisted man.
WM J. DAVIS, Recruiting Officer, 5. C. 4.
February2o
VALUABLE PROPERTY FO K
Y SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
by w. G. PHILLIPS will expose TO public sale the
6rH OF MARCH NEXT, at the residence of said Phil
lips, the following property:
$50 ACRES
Ofthc best land in Meckenburg county. The place IL sit
uatcd eight miles South of Caiottc-haf mile of the {.
and South Carolina Rail Road-lH miles from Morow's
Turn Out, and adjoining the lands of &. f. Bell and Others
Persons wishing 10 purchase desirable place, will do
well to forthwith and examine it, 1t may be sold
before the above mentioned time. Also,
ii LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting of male and cmale-prncipaly young. -Four
head of good Mules fourteen head of Cattle Stock Hogs,
large quantity of good Bacon 1900 bushels of Corn, FARM
Ing IMPLEMENTS Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
other articles unnecessary 10 mention.
fI3- Terms made known on the day of sale. 4
bic credit will b. given.
J. w. MORROW, Trustee.
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Export Duty on Cotton.

In the Southern Congress, on Thursday las t,
luton of inquiry. His remarks on presenting
them will explain what the telegraphic reports
left rather obscure:
Resolred, That the Committee on Finance be
instructed to inquire into the exoedieucy of lay
ing an export duty on all raw cotton which may
be exported by the Confederate States to any
foreign country. by any other channel than
through the seaports of this Confederacy.
Mr. Cobb. Mr. President. it is not my in
tentiou now t" discuss the policy of this matter !;
but only to offer a resolution for future action.
That we have the constitutional power to lay the
duty have no doubt but whether or not Con
gress will deem it wise or expeient, | aln not
prepared to say. Our soil produces n staple
which wields a mightier power than the most
powerful armies and navies in the world. By
laying an embargo upon i, and stopping its ex
portation, we could furce the Uuited States and
the nations of Europe to recognize our indepen.
dence, or plunge them into civil and political
convulsions-jeopar their very existence.
But, it is plain, if cotton can be carried to
ports other than our own, and thence transport
ed, blockade Of our cities by an enemy, while
it would be very Injurious to us, would not affect
them to any extent, as they would still obtain
an abundant supply of the raw material out of
which to fabricate their cloths.
We all know that, even from the slight distur
bance of the business of the country. caused by
the present political troubles, cotton is now
seeking a new channel to the sen. | have been
informed that Pittsburg alone has shipped over
twenty thousand bales, sent by way Of the Mis-
sissippi, and Norfolk even greater number.
The superiuteudents of the various railroads
are now considering the policy of reducing their
freights so as to induce its transportation through
the interior to the Northern seaports. This OBJ
ject will certainly be accomplished if our own
ports are blockaded. Thus our own commerce
will be annihila ed, great suffering Imposed upon
US, aud the North benefited by the state of
things 10 more profitable extent than even if
peace prevailed, while Europe, obtaining all she
wants, would feel no interest in refusing to re,
spect the blockade, and would be more tardy in
recognizing our separate natiouality- Ii Is to
prevent this that offer my resolution, aud be-
lieve that all must see the proprety of the III
quiry. The resolution was unanimously adopted
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IMPAIRMENT OF WAR.-NOW

Il -
following Text Books, which have been adopted by h'
War Department of South Carona "For the Drill ant
Instruction of Volunteers Militia and Enlisted men, ant
which will be used and followed by the several arms OF tit
service respectively, viz:
FOR CAvALRY.-'Ille system Of Cavalry Tactics, b,
the War Department, February le4l.'
FOR FIELD Y.-"IuStructiOns for Fielt
Arilc-pcparcd by Board of Artillery Officers. Adop
ted by War Department, March 6, 1861
FOR INFANTRY OF THE LINE.-"A concise system
of Instructions a, Regulations for the Militia and VOun
tcers of United States BY AdjutnntGenerl sam Cooper
and Major General Alexander Macuh, together with SIN
ntry Tactics, Rules for the Exercise and ManGuvre
| FOR LIGHT INFANTRY AND RIFLEMEN.-Rd,
and Light Infantry Tactics, by Brevct LieutenanCoIone
w. j. lIardee. Also,
MILITARY MANUAL.-A manual of Instructions fo
Volunteers aud Militia, by Maj. Vim. Gillian, late U. $
Army Instructor of Tactics and C"nlnnlda OF Cadets ,
Virginia Military ls,te; aS One VOL" e sHo nearly 'o'
MANUAL OF BAYONET EXERCIsE-Prcpared fo
the of the Army, U. s., by Geo. B. McLeland Captain
ON INFANTRY CAMP DUTY-Ficd Foridcatlon,
and Coast Defrnces, by II. V.B.
SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, designed for the use o
the Militia of the United States, by Col. EugeIc LEGAL
18th Regiments New York State Militia ,e
February IA
TOTA.-THIS THOROUGHBRED
l. and celebrated RACE-HORsE imported from England
by the subscriber in ls;9 will stand Ar HIS OWN STA
BILE, twelve miles souh of Union Court House ,,.,,
IoTA is beautiful Mahogany Bay, sixteen hands high
He was sired by STORM out of BETA, bred by Mr..
Niilncr, of Yorkshire England, and got by NOLTAlRE
her dam by out of sister TO ROSETTE by BEN
NINBROUGH.
STORM was sired by TOUCIISTONE, one Of the swift
est horses of England, having at Duncaster, st
Lcger and other places.
IOTA will serve Mares at FIFTY DOLLARS the season
Any proving in fOa will bc served the next sea
without extra charge for covering.
Mares will be provided with good Rye Lots and Corn n
fifty per day.
No responsibility for escapes accidents but every cnrt
will be taken To prevent them.
ROBT. BEATTY,
COldwclI, p. o., Union Dist, 5. {.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

L Y y ~.
THE undersigned, being well known a writer, wout
offer his services to all requiring literary aid. He will fur
nis Addresses OrtiOnS, Essays Presentation Speeches
Replies, and lines for Albums AcroStics, prepare matter 70
the press write Obituaries and Poetry upon any subject
Address, FINLEY JOHNSON, Baltimore, Md.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-02-28

Fort Taylor.-The Rochester advertiser gives
the following description of the position of Fort
Taylor:
Key West, upon which it is situated, is one of
the most westerly of the Pine Islands, ia the
chain known as the Florida Keys, 60 miles south
west from Cape Sable, about the same distance
from the Tortugas, about 100 N. N. E. from H.
vana 1t is about six miles long aud about two
broad, and Mt no point more than twelve or ff
teen feet above the level of the sea Key Wes,
City, the settlement on the Island, has popula'
ton of about 5000. The hnrbor is very fine
one, accessible through several channels by yes
sells drawing twenty-five feet Of water. II is The
Key to the best entrance of the Gulf Of Nerico, and
therefore strongly fortified. Fort Taylor is the
principal work Of defence. 1t is built on m ar
tifcial island, the same as Fort Sumter at
Charleston, within the main entrance to the har
Dor. 1t cost ST., l30, ,00O-mor" than either Fort
Sumter or Fort Pickens. The barracks are
large and commodi- us buildings. forming three
sides of quadrangle, the opening facing the
sea- There is well arranged marine hospital,
custom house, Il court house, and other public
buildings.
The officer in command Of Fort Taylor is
Capt. Br0nnan. lst Artillery. whose wife, it will
be recolected, so mysteriously disappeared after
crossing from New York to Staten Island Oh n
ferry boat, several years ago. Capt. B. is M
tive of the District of Columbia and has been i'll
the army twenty years.
Little Norida.-The following paragraph from,
the Florida Cotton States, shows that this gallant
little sovereignty is entitled to high position
in Cotton Confederacy:
The census of 1850 gives Florida, 45,l3l
bales of cotton. The census Of 1860 gives her
1856, 720 bales an increase of over four hundred
per cent, and nearly fifty per cent. n year for
the last ten years. Most Of this cottun is long
staple We have no doubt but that in ten years
more we will raise over 1000. 900 bales. We
have 81 600 square miles, and can say, within the
bounds of reason, that there is enough land here,
suitable TO cotton, to keep over 5O0, 900 negroes
employed in its culture.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-02-28

Few are Of the Importance of checking Cough or
"Cnmmnn Codn y In it, first STAGE that which In the begin
ming would yield TO mild remedy If neglected attacks
the Lungs. "Brou7 Bsonchia Trochcs" containing de-
nuIccn Ingredients, any Pulmonary and Bronchial lrrta
ton.
BROWNS "That trouble In my Throat, (fnr which the
"Iroches" are n specifc) having made Of
TROCIiES ten mere whSpercr" N. p. WILLIS.
81 recommend their use to PUBLIC SPEAK
BROWNS ERs" REV. f. H. CHAPLIN.
s'Great service in sIbduing IIoARsgNgss."
TROCHEs REV. DANIEL WISE.
"AmOst instant relief In the distressing labor
BROWNS of breathing peculiar TO ASTHMA"
REV. A. c. EGGLESTON.
TROCHES "COntain no Opium or anything Injurious"
DIR. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
BROWNS IA simple and pleasant combination for
COUGHs &C."
TRoCHEs DIR. G. F. BIGELoW, Boston.
"Benefcinl In BRONCHITIS"
BROWNS DIR. J. +. w. LANE, Boston.
81 have proved them excellent for Wuoop-
TROCIlES ISG CoUGn." REV. II. W. WARREN,
Boston.
BROWNS "Bcnefcal when compelled to speak, suffer
Ing from Cold"
TRoCnEs REV. s. ]. P. ANDERSON, St. Louis
"Efectna In removing HOarseness and Inl-
BROWNS ,ation of the throat so common with SPEAKERS
and SINGERS"
TROCHES Prof NJ. STACY JOHNSON,
LaGrange, Ca
BROWNS Teacher of Music, Southern
Female College.
TRoCHEs "Grea, benefit when taken before and after
preaching, as they prevent Hoarsencss. From
BROWNS their past effect think they will be Of perna-
nent benefit to me-"
TRoCHEs REV. E. RoWLER, AM
President of Athens College, Tenn.
TROCHEs w CENTS 4 BOX.-G0
6n
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


YORK DISTRICT.
Lewis NJ. Gris,, Vs. Jefferson c. Payne-ATTAcnNESr.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff has, this day, filed his declarn-
ton against the Defendant whO rs 1t sad Is nsentrom
and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the sne upon whom copy Of
the said declaration might be served. Is, therefore, or
rre that the said Defendant do appear and plead TO- the
sad trcaratiOn on before the 9Th day of March, which
will be IN the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred
and sxty-one otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then b. given and awarded against him.
). E. MOORE, c. c. C. Pts.
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A Fresh supply of Garden Seeds just
1 n Received from d. l.antrctl and Son. For sale at
THE YORK DRUG STORE.
Co,r,,rv
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ZINE BUGGY HARNESS.-THE
Il undersigned have for sale, an EXTRA FINE SETI
OF SINGLE BUGGY HARNESS, which will be disposed
of on accommodating terms Apply at ..
K.AHNWEILER s BROTHERS..
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FTER THE EXPTR.
DECRUITS WANTED FOR THE

OF the best land in Mecklenburg county. The place Is sit
uatcd eight miles South of Clailoc--alf mile of the
| and South Carolina Rail Road-lH miles from Morr1ws
Turn OUT and adjoining the lands of &. Z. Bell and others
Persons wishing 10 purchase desirable place, will dc
well to forthwith and examine it, H. 1t may be solt
h..il II nl,l.L Lal.,lt i
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COLORED CALICOES,

NEW CALICOES .-KAHNWE1
~ LER s. BROTHERS have just received TWENTY
FIVE pieces OF LIGHT and DARK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-04
OBITUARY.
rs,pr. o. 1ns,,i.z. .ur IS. usl, Nj. sR.soH

Died Ia Peisrsbung On rhasisy aug q. 6i Mr. BRANCH
uRr 10 st6 yesrof bic
We cannot dem nouu fitas aciion OF psyrr
nut Of repect ~ Q one vho. hb cid VI
,us an real N long be remembered his fhends IN
az ID Al sost 10 active dates II susns which
opshgrfa " act vi ~ every ot OF lie ana
mod Of ugh " hi, st integrity. nsoupro isinf oupt
usss love Of slice eat free rms 90 iiou, etsetn g.
ad nss er al 10y sn eel Of thers he de-
ervedy TIE pee affect and Confidence Of al VINO
Pr. eninen ust IN he In his
s-ch dispensed The Christian principle OF
no. lett the III. hsna +shst the right hand dotth,
asns The cpes,s Il lis favss ever knew from
an aeui. observer OF his
eonhrmed The PrcPsty power md Advsnt % o. erpsa
vr-c s. and prsetlstg III charity which thi,ket1 no
a. sth and kind, he shossd art nsin ally form
d o. .end.r ,tss, and sIve t.ts sofsest ap7sas
gentleman In the basnsss AID roc e. re-
IN .Aeared ct 10 dspe seg Emu CRU 81 spnsl
v in his ov house Retiring IA lisp sl md dcm sre Ia bis
h,s bis pest Lous wers 'psn al hs svn nome amid ms
nly
ma s,t pol ted iehsr OF kindness, genere
i,,e VII n bloored In the 1-an lerneath Dor
hsd been virg actin from Christian poves ana pnbei
"a nat nj hit he nh tent proessr OF me
lis Ian induced ~ 10 ro an open con o.
oh l. Ia his dinarc hs h,k when, seyera Gays
before his Ah vounia y Dc Lei 20 zee bis m s er tnen
anon Gle an gent ton o. bis views, he udeaesd
the D. sssssrn fhu which entitled him the
er.nen, Of baptism upoo he rersptn Of snee espres
m-n. God VT hin quet LIB put period 70
ts last breath fell asleep Ia thus robe spe
sr'ef ntss y .ni active berev lenee devoid hs
ritissn ntemsn and sincere 'htian has pass
% Tbs be 'snemsvred and dsery anentef BY
hs friends fAiy Nay The ts believe that a. tbs q, I'd
IRE whch die In the Lrd The survyor bssssd
,gnsl.an sods holy win Truly "1hs memory Of the ias
hles * +. "
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Getty xTE1aa.

xAros's cousr -fe.ss,dsy, q. c'oonsll Sssl reusht
up for trsspasane Johnston. Case oonihu'd
-Georgs ". %a>ss, tor asssulring 81 unknowo man
Court W Goodrich, for inter ering With The Zach
men in ,h4 hchsrss of their Gu y, also remapdsd
10 sn,w.r The Chi rstAWn, suliuan, fer beng drunk
aud trssp ny.op Clay Street HesprtH was com ped
He pro,el hl.selfto be a-noisy in,n.---J.h werth'
cum aud Sol loaemoeiser Tor aSattteg VIM Jacobs
for openng his b.rroon or sunday i's was hled $40
Mary 81 sson, ios epDg her bar room opFn ei.,r
10 O'Clock P. contrary 10 oruiasnc-, vas 'heo sio
and for selling liquor sihon rcense was 10 50 all.
go i,red to give curly for FER good behavior Me-
evidently distressed by the negm.n' o. TIE Cour
and presented every spprGrsnee OF "pesscu.ed NO
man abut tie r.cofds of the olice department. sho~
stat she constantly getting herself into the clutches OF
he law and the IN the above cases uere, no doubt
in.ilY imnoard .--.-.--- -. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-04

Isouksf deputy Uoro1sr Thomas held an inquest,
yesterday, oSssths body OF Alsef, slave Of hr spio-
s, of SposyvsDia county. Tne deceased was bio e
Alderman Sanxay, Aouoay on cha &c Of larceny, ano,
o.i oonyictsd was pu.shed the wnippins pos, b,
order Of the A rnan. SUB eqcsn h, he sesSIti
>. gea by rnan ULal.s MUIR hy and ater IA.
uer, wbie wsikl & up II Street, be zeal aud sxpIed-
rnr ju rendered the i.ilosng verdict
That becane To his death the afternoon OF the q
ilst uav RECEIVED severe punishment At Inc hards VI
Hlurl su pay, an owe 4, &c OF the aOoye Company
jen.ral K al Uad company curing tue aay, he hAvnr
ken also pualsn,d lurns the norling a. 'hs Pao'
.hirpisgpost. Bu irVp Tue evdeucs osrore them IN
jarors arc not prepared 20 say ma! the prr,lmeht ID
eted vas the i1la diase cause oi ms DEAN ..-
pestmoitem examination shoTed that the decslseu
had received % n LernaI " ny. l.-z
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By ras COVER oa OF vIRsINI..

we Congress Of the Confederate ta.s OF bm.t,s hang
an act pro dins N election shah be heia IN eesey
.-sl tas.s Of OntederAcy, the trs "eonese o.
V.nbsr nemhers Oft Of epr sentAu'es - we
IRE Of be tAt- and that the election shsi ne
n iac 10 al esp a;eOrdlag o th ons va; on sa
60 r. .ev nd n laws % the In fVrce oe iha
parJ s aaa lAvso bis riate having provided N ne
Sol o. each eouniy aud cart To- tn 81 W"
u.- burg porS whles ussds tstho
E,t db law shall b-f tlrc Ion day. spp Int nve e.
n Ide - on . the Courthouse and The uk "n M
lttaea pl ceo 10 III county o. Vo'pais sepe1n
u.oa. sue apo snail lsO spTo on sr o con
"a c. Il n she lourt oySe, AM ne al ese ps'.
voting h. ,oun,y orpo z'iOn :--AEd nor.oVs INC
Crnsrn,lon Of Sac Ia ing bf orii anes pro laed
ia. The taAiih.d ~ Z te omnonweAlhs va MAJ
he aos as from the o1ns Cope ALI n OF me- re-
Isen : in nIt4ry service q the ate a The cay y
election or raep oueef tah.sso the on
sa.rats I'd he iol place OF place
=. encampment toe md Nni a. sucn en~anp
mn .hsl vht the The uen's snail %
ui ha hrl hs s1Aie and he All run nee nav
% the or TIA for "a o. vot e. ts a-man :
a1 ofths n.mpnsnt bad Int uPsriattndept N Com
" nrs add a. any sha be neesssty, vho Ai.sf
h.y NJ du hi, shah porm ms duties =
CURED o. I'D be the diss iaposetup n lue N
GERS laws - tbs - u: An nc said omn"
el, q m-mbsrs ConTess a-rdng the egaa pre
G,rlbsdb al loan Ih'r Ire, loan LsrchEs Sov
en- ef N, nmona arb Of vsinl d hereby tq1re me
Cora nd VII Guy Il u 90 apo M ssd ons-rs 70
uoeeod esfo m dates pre- crhed Ao sssd, 90 hs w
e oa 70 Of MRS N ntske place a the tine Pr
tcr G md IN m>noer PROVIDED =,
T--l dV a uader asy hand Geve-nar, and Tier ne
: 90 Sc Of the cImmo- - am. Riohm no hs Sra
- yo sep,enber. lssl, snd In ths e . ne 90 mon
Su4ih 6 elshtg-efth JOHN iEiSahA
Nv tas q yerp 2: $3.50
eEosoE ". MgsFo D,
An
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N,jor General UOnuardtDg.
FUGITIVE HERoES-NAhEorH LYISG-A GESU'
me CaINEsE BULLETIN.
HEApOrANrSRs w'sT.Sh DkrAs ,s,

+ HKArQrAkTNRs NtSrAA DkfAkfSkN [
81 LOUIS, No, Aug IS, 1861.
l. The rfHeil re orss Of he oommsnditg etfsers ct
the ,osess n.ag,d N the battle SPfbs hed M,
b.,ipp been recolved the Il General command n -
nnrou es. 20 the troops emoFsc il bis command, with
mi "a add he highSss eommerdaton, The txuaordInsly
SERVICE 70 mir country and dag render BY the d.
vsio Of the brave aud lamehIsd General Lyon
P1r tbus u, o4tiug Tor tie honor o. mir g be
nov al ,ly desires exprss TO The on 'efs 'shd so
dsr- his riia thADk and clmmends cir con uct az
a. ex mple 70 heir conrld.s whenever engy agalnst
the -, smies Of the U ion
O,pos a ~ 1ve-she mig masses Ct the enemy IN
pcmlisal superiority OF upw Tds OF twenty tbousaDc
AZ int four 70 usLd three hu ed o. nearly hys To
ona tas 81 OF our trooIs yer" suhcienuy mHkte
TO EVs cir exp otis the moral effect of victory
The G IN .rS CO umsading lam -ots, ia sympathy with
IRE e,un ~ the o4s or the i1doui able q Nathaniel
L,on. Nj. fine ctnrot De better talo2z d than If
n, WORDS from r~ e, ai reoost of his gallant "a
a.. N i,r Stnrgis, U. D Cwsl'y; "Tnus gslan'ly /
a. trus q suliIer - ever dr. " sw I'd man who's
h,nes Of purpose Prove bal noble patriot a. q
o1a ~ho reid uis hfe nothing unere his country &c
maid it OF him Let all emulate biz ossss and III
d. deVO ION 20 his duty e.,
erEmu and corps rDgiged IN this oh''e vi
h, united % ave "Sorn "a" emo,sz >ned on th l.
e)o,s a. distiy guisaei rial OF tn,r services 10
TIE Uaii n. >,
he names Of the n ers aud soldiers mentioned II
TN, off IA, reports ~ most dstugu shed for important
serves aud naked gtlantry viii b connnt lca1 10
the War pArtment for cJnsideralVn OF the govern
N Mt
~ '-' MAJ GES FsrA vt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-04
IANKEE REfoaFs OF gKlEyIsaISG IN NORTH
PRoa wAsRINGrON.

w.sHtss7os. SeP.2--Tse. specisi correspondent q
the New York Post says that ,hs picket guards OF tn.
confederate forces are getting daily closer snd c!ossr
rh,re are many exciting 'upors In c reaIsi'on ADO
ms state thst tho Oonfsderstss had crossed he foto
nae In large unbers at Aqsil Greek. - -4-F-
wAsHIs srox, Sept S.-The Var Department has re
seved nothing ,sl in relation to the report OF Gen
Rossncrantl's dsss,er - - 60 --i o. CT. -- O. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-09-04

GILHAx's hAsrAL-Among iAe numerous militsr'
works recently published in the Confederate states mol
seems TO have been more highly approved than IN
Manual Of Instruction fog the Volunteer and Militia.
by Col Vim. Gilham OF the Confed rate Army aud r
emily instructor OF tactics at the Vngins Military In
.,itats The WORK has just been puoiishe' hy asus
Yes, Johnston. OF thi- city aud The velcme, IN me-
,hanieal point OF VIEW is real crectsble specimen
Sou ;hern workmanship, tQu iudrcd 10 any OF similar
,y!e heretDiCr puo isled III Yapkeeand elsewhere
re vlluCse coutaus hs9 pages ana contains arll Oh
Army 0rgsniz ,tion, Anus aud AmnnniIion, School OF
ne SOLDIER Scnool Of the ,ompary Light Artillery Tao
os, Evou'ions of the sinent, Is. ties. etc, etc. NJ
litaiy YOU be complete without this coz pre-
hensise aud valuable Manual -.a