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Riclmond. Va. ria Ne'c Orleans, July 10
JtrY'ssor Davis cent tiI message 20 the
kchmcsd Congress today. He refers TO his
statements la his Inaugural, showing the
causes from which the Southern Confsderacy
sprarg, and thtn gives an accoun, e tbs oc-
currencse siuce the jcu'nmsnt OF the Mont
20 n.'y Congress. He notices the accession Of
three states IN TIE secession Gauss aud gives
as q rtsson for removing tn. capital to Rich
mond that VrgtDis by h,r act u secession,
bcsre the Oh Of objoc o. attack by the Luz.
coLr Government and hsnc. aros the neees-
s,ty Ct taking every possible mtssure for her
d.fetse. Th,sa measures could only be oCn-
ductsd 'fiic emily from her o.n capt. i.
lie then reviews tho late message ~ Ptesi-
dapt LiSCoIs; charges bin With duplIcity and
tic 'sls q 'atiou OF facts, sud declares that he
has mish d the tn, aud has s'irred up war
Of aggression upon the Soath which, however.
he Is confident, Will not result q, LrscoIS and
his supporters desire.
The message throughout Is deprseatory Of
tire acts Of the United 3 ates Government, aud
OF the snof nous war prepsrstions 1T ths North,
and aprssls to the South 10 resist to the last,
by sll the means at its command.
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a Nr for No,thsru Ex,r.mls,..

Tho Louisville Journal reesntly contained
the following warning I'VE warn the ultras
North that when thsy loss sight Of the plain
guarantees Of the Cons itu ion, when ttey
propose TO abate one jot or little Of what Is
honestly dus all southern msn, thsg not ONLY
Paraly 10 the arm Of the Federal Govern nsnt
deadly blow at all Union sentiment In tho
south. upcn which our wissst Statesmen must
hsit.fer rely for Decentralization. There is
sro'hsr point FOR the consi Iteration Of the
Free States. Let them rspal this last PhIcd Of
uneonstitntionh i'kisl ioR hostile 20 the spirit
OF conclisiicn, lot than lsavs pothipg undons
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FIN A n DIAL, ta


u
Ths svsns q ne Gag s.shs sea R-ss.r, -
ne sfrans psus Ne, The Fsis..l scsps We -
,rsssus - wsshins,on- Esriy n shs e.r $40
v,s eousid@sbIs baoysnsy, snA sscks i-pryvsA
xxx Per osua. On Saturdays prices, but tsv.re.
pooa sharp reaction %. In, Ne unfsvOrsbls nse-
alluded 70 becouniDg generally Known
Towards the close ne MARKS vas per,ilssd v1nS
snopg pr surs 70 ssll ~ an svasss dso.ins q ~
. spsr cent from NE bss, prices Of Ne morui,9.
TSso o'eloct.-Ths s,Ook asrkss II very unssaalsx
a. d hv,rish. Sales d NV YORK - ~ ,fis.y.rt-
0k Ili,uois Central os s5N oisas euf %.
Thsrs q Dothirg psw In monsy nsssrL n
change on l. ndsa 70 srm u ie7h 10. X. No
nr doing. ~ ..
The w..hirsNos fn~rssuos C,npsnv hes dshsr'
cd .. N, sunu,f interest s'vidssd q kp@ s~&
tn. N,ss.u B,rk q Bssokiyn hss dsei.rsk .
Avde.do . pr osrs., p.gshis 10 % A~snss
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scidirs- I have ecnadstc, n ycs. sud trust
you have ls.fnsa 10 ccnhds n "a Rsmsm-
bar that sisciplios end tusordinsticn are quail
ties o. equal vaius With cearrge ! an pcCad
70 s,y that you have gsinsd n. highest r.
Thank, Of Congress and the applause Of your
sllow ei'iz.ns. /
Gao. b. MoCLxLLAr, Major GmsrsL
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Boston July 2N-The vincennes arrived below
LIST night. She has brsn cruising . week
sGuth Of Nantucket for privs'esrs.
The revenue vessel Crawford, ALSO on .
cruiss for ptivatesr,, has put IN here.
The large wooden buiiding on C,ussWay
,tIset, ufsd a. tbs inward frsis ht de DOT Of tho
Bos,os & Maize Railroad, was destroyed by
Gre this morning. A considerable quantity OF
merchandise was badly damaged.
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c,, n.c,ernu,. Address. TO hi. soId,sr..

B6r6rlg Va, July 20, 1sG1-EEADQTAR
TSLs AEaY OF 01CuPArIoH WNsrEN VIZ
oIsIs, BsvERLY Va, July IL, 1sG1.-Scdiers
ofths army of he Wea am more than sat-
lie with you, You have Mnitilatsd two
arnitS, commanied by educCed and exp'rl-
erted scldirs, in'rtuchsd in mouA'sin fast
u,sgss. and fortified al their leisure. You have
t1k.n I've guns twelve ooloIs, fifteen hundred
stands ot a. ms, On, thousand prisoners. inciud-
ing mors tLsn forty officers. Ona Cf tho sec nd
coma an ere Of the rooels is phsrer the
otpsr lest bis life or the hsld cf battle You
have killtd mo Q than two hnn'red and fifty
Il tbs srsu y wac has lost ell his baRg ige and
camp squipsgs. Ali this mas besn &C compl lshed
with tue loss OF 20 bIavs men XII Cd and so
wounded on YOUR part. lou have proved that
UniOn men, fghti0g G.I Tho preservation OF
government, are mora than 4 match for our
misguided and efTin1 brothers. More than
bis, you have shown mercy TO tho varquithod.
You have made long and ardu us marches,
alb insufficient 70 d, frequently exposed u
the inc'sntnsy II tbs weather. l have no.
hss,tsttd 10 dsIaGna this Of you. feslirg that
| could rely on your 'n1sIaaoe, vatrioil lam and
scursge. lG th. future may have sttl create
d,mandA ~ make upon yoa-stin greater sncri
6ess fot you TO or. II shall bs my ca'e u
prcvida 'or you 10 The sxtSDt Of my ability
k4t kIoS now that By our vAlOr and srdu
| ,sI co you wiz accomplish al that 10 ssk'd
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Fron I,sni.yi.Ie.

Louisville, Ky, July 2o.-Military rcs'g'a-
tiors are current. IL Is reported that StnuS
z. BucKsKR, inspector General Of Kentucky,
has resigned, aod that BHr. BARDIu Hank
A lJtant Inspector. General, u about rssiy IN.
ing that Cjl. IIusr ~ the ID Regimest Of
the State Guard, AID Major SInsEs, Of the
stats Guard had also reelgnsd. The impres-
zion 10 that ID. r.sigcs ions Will cause the dis.
banding Of the Staie Guard.
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Editor sun i-Iivou military news OF yes.
tar avs edition, I lad thu. through uy eager
ne@ IN obtain the position Of Cj'onei OF
the VI iunted II h.msu the regiment. uoder ths
.rsnt prosapi itias Ia "bastsd up" l
viii only Sa's thu; have rsfu .sd the positlon
OF Colnnsl OF the above reginsnt, hut vss
ur t,d 10 scc,pt the s,ms aud an rady nov
10 resign IN favor Of any man better q isli6 u
Tor ,he position. ny iusarting this, you VIII
olhgs q. p. DicKFL
No. 8 W. 18th strvst.
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MsuuAvro's Rutss --fhs nsvs q y.s,~dsy
ths roll cf this r,gimsut The headquarters sFs
Il Ne. IVA Grand street, WHARF rseruiu win Be-
nesivsd. TIE rsgimsnt viii 70 int1 quarters
the latter part Of this weak, aod WI no doubi
iaks part In the Grand Advances towards
Richmr nd.
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DnAuhs GARD. Aressrvs Of rs, 600 II reportsf
a. Manassas Junction. yRrr. DAVE Wa saiS
70 hsvs been In The hebt mounted on whtt.
hofea.
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ng for lie oorsidsrstion appointed 10 be
bid on Thursday Of this week. The Doctor,
J hovsvsr did not go Ct 10 await the ac'ion o.
che meeting, but closed his lsbors with fare
! wcil address On Sabbath afternoon last. Altar
an ssrnsst sad practical Christian appeal to
thoss who has been accustomed 10 listen to his
! preaching, TO 90 on In the constant and dsvot-
I'd service ofthsir Master, be proceeded 10 make
bis statement o. thu circumstances which have
secuted In The SEPARATION Of pastor and people
:, He stated what had ben his COARSE - . cit
San and ~ minister. ASS citizen he had
I,,ud.sd the history Of the usss, and formed
his own oosclusions In rsfersrcst to shs present
rational controversy. This he lad done a. q
nee eltixsn Of this free R.publio, In the free
yHpr,A where be had claimed the right arm
II 10 hold ssd calmly TO express his visws. He
mad, however, never obtrudsd his opinions up
n sthsr,, snd had avoided discussion when
. could; bat whsrs directly asked, he had
rnsvsr refused to answer.
Asa preacher, his course was indicated by
Ia public prayers and public discOursss. He
Ssgd prayed, with tearS and anguish for this
ga, Ms -.rhoi. idrd and he thought they
!, .usht not 10 OBJECT to this, Who claimed that
Il 10 still oue country, and their country. He
had aiso prsyed Ter the PRECEDENT q the UEi.
ted stlts-hr rri1rs- for all Iu'srr--fJr en-
go 80 s =, .A,,o,, .,,,hor.
~y ,,
e' ia
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P''S'u 'O' 'V'e SUI "','- y 80 ~ J,
\ '"u - ~n,', ~'' -, - ~, uo.' " :, "
Us '"t ns" 80 ~ W !,
pSers N'e'iu"b " :" ~"O '"' '-s'
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p'ons s'"p'o snu - ~,'.o1. .''.
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'""' ,'o,p 90 ''''"'n 49,, =,
Gu! u mosc' ou' Pio'ou'u IN 'us
room OF IL ALhNNSh .ou'Vp' SUI wv
Wmcn WAS neA'u oy A'oNut,',e ,uo u
q h,comono' mss ,ei' All u'n'saou " "
snp', eains"' "'sPe' s''"oHo' Ut, "O'.
then rsd nom oosh' !" ~men oe was
the author Anu WHICH, 10 sa'u' No WA
inioin'u "es @n'rNy ,'so oS hs en-
Tegs"o' "nsn 'n' qu''',on W s"'ns nun
-. ,n.rc,r.I ss,mo- % H. ,h,, hs b,d.v.,
h".n|ns,.aI 70 IN. Al ,Ion or o,Ii,;c.I TO-
\ A.. On az. Nil, which n. b.lisv,d ,hould h.
,.,,.d,v concentrated % IN. fai,bfol pr,aebinO
AZ ,hs s,mnl. oo,n.l. Tb,ro quotations r.f.rr.s
90 an. I.rcuss. =, DA,,.I. WxnsT.p. who
o.. ,oe -, ,.> - vo-. ,.Lor ,ror, On,
p,,,e "a a.. ..rn,o,. ,,o,, An. r.w.ns,.,.
.nd .,n,o,.d en-, .nti,,n, ~ Hxrpy ca,
~ ,ho,,,,h, ho had 40 uueb noIi,;c, du,ino
h.L ,h., h. vo,,,a % b.s, N, ,osn,I or
Ct, IT, a,so .mh,,o.d .nn,oy;n,lv IN,
-. =, a,ohb,, hon I. ,,ouro, .obi rbils a,
-, 49,. ,,..,h,rg ,o ,bs t,m,s. lat m. n,,.c,
- .,.,.t,;.,r ,r,,.. s.,,ir.n,. y at
n. II, I'd N Il. ,.e.iv,d With nls..ur
"a .,.r,.. ,ion An: th.v rsouir. vipdic.tio,
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Military News.

THK MILITARY kisoUAcEs OF Nav York.
- Tbs follswingis a list OF regiments formed
and forming In and about this city. Should
Government call for them, the most Of them
could be ready in week Yesterday the oiiic.
sis were busy pr, pairing their mon to DO ready
fer marching At an hours notice.
Miitid Regiments.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
GLAND.

HTRANsHIYs-T sp,,,. a sn> ,v.sh,as>u-p
TO-, - E,,t n.,,,os, a. al 100, pNs .asIs 49,.
fS op sos xi,, o.ssioi, uss. .,os n. ssr,s ~
,Snp.,, II Az, "a. siosa,. pti 49,
B,iTrs sad Ki,kp.inci.
aUJra-x.,,.,n s.,s. ME-, ~.o,. pousrx..uc.
prss om sn1 I'M All Ssyo ai,.l
pI~ no Ia w.' o~~A'~' .'1 es~o'
$40 40 IA o. o~-..,
bAkHb- N@nAn, HAN beepoe ANes OuuX
Admiral Peter FeIdsnakyiA, hssn tss AsavsF2
HoltSbos Ao w.
BkIGv- o I've Bernisr, 8, yohps, n y, is Dvo
s%.i. ' ' ''' ' 0
ar1ooHxRa v1x,nS Ar,ox,. R.hhi,.. n..s.,
@ +, HAS, 10 RaIs.G an or Han, ord ii -.
et,, Robin for a, Ison, JosOph Ius DAVID Dpssoar
sSr.b n ada Arms;'o org, Penbrcls Frys sd
a., l. Nj kad, Dsyle mi Cd thia, Van Drlna saA
Ssiga, v iw,n, Ps,ssrsop, RSr.lsnd i Frys "a
Go j q Hont nation, Lowell, Do bon. Baker "a
DsJs n; Queen Of Clipper L'ckhAis H.lif.l =
lite IND Cn Nav Jsr.y' for faiAds Paa.,
Van Bruni aid SAight; v ebo, Free nan, bossu1s
f,Knty BhshaIa, ksssoD. LoaaOs. D.AAA-'
sIOoPa John law Jsy H.rtssrd Hrr.Huas
aibbs Pr JidsDe.
ARRIVED.
grs 4hygIPs-uOcuu' POin', Frsssh w..AAsH
sr.ns, Gr'sn, rhi!Aaspai., Idss " reSs ~
Delaware, Admire. Tfsu.cu, n ,, udss 10 Va
5eokins ~
Tsoey Ely rI~osapeiA' @oss Sh -
IT, =
L3n.ota, V'nhs~~ fhisesphiA' m'~ ~
800 ~ v. ,.u-,.
,s o f9s1s SrOy YssI. O. e.s va 70 o.ps
nG's and rsAAsr s'n 70 rsa rSiiss.
81 TS -HAITlst BAtssu, Of Boston, I'm Oar dsnsa
iSh ipa., tMsi !. tee master Ian big hinz.@
hu'sr for Nev f'tk tn day.
AI,c,s KsSy 81 no., from y 1--we 1900 =. ~
en- o..
al lane hysr, Lvepooi "a dsJA mas 80
1 81 passsngesa 10 Toes k6hArUon and 70. -.
I iAEs. lsi4lbA Jon "a, Ipohe TOnAWsnoA. LvGpoot
- sh'bdAr y.
| ncrmri, puilsyson ush ehiaids % oApi' oc@
| hrss Taylor ana GO.
| BAHFR-Ps,din, nd A Isu's IDutohl usliisf.
| .v,pg Va Oh D ,, Do ~ Cri cher AID warren.
We o. XII sn, 0iifAa Ci.dsd Bolivar % esJA,
tic,s 10 As b oh aldCo
kins Oh- RoSil son, Of tt or ASton, fn OardsnAa
9esyS sns1r 10 sR5~ and Basgss.
| SuI1R-- kaynhGl Ney. Id GrliuR Vaa O Us Jua1
20 40 Juass 8n ia and ca Lsa, U skip Niss-
e,'A al w,L. -, .,.,.-
- :. N. bovna ~ Lev dop w,th a o,rSo ~ sshgsI
a IN. 50 n ~ s,ns y.han IN Ist ~ iG Ian %
"a au,,n, peh brsssS md heavy SS, spEuna
.l,., ~ 90 o. boiis abs 10 Saop, pui rnis MS
~" ST. sstt Aver, Il ns.lSo Oh hn Ooess /.
S'IS s. ca, Tnn,S.c q, CabS, 20 Gays sugar u
Thours ma Bus''r.
hDt, piL h,NNs ~ ,yv,i,ais,,N.. n = a,
cN s, IN -, ar 49, o. N "a IA
$500 " N'''
"... MI. M. a., u...r a. -
Q 1870 S,S. Ms an, 81 ,e psrrs srl Ga.
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RIChUIrs FoR DURIErs ZouAvEj Sew
s1ty five recruits for DUArKIh Zousvss go on
tsday. About Thirty more man are wanted
ard they will no doubt be received this week
AID q, once sent on. Ius recruiting office 10
kt LAfsysttO Hall.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
Tbs sbls IL derived ~ oomp>rss. q Ne ~
,p~ri aslsu eaah dAy -


PALuHoux, July sa-Ths sseam guubcss Ah,s
10, IeIo - ,ns big C.sa Ries fsom PAsiaA.lpAAa
"a aStsus Wss dlsmastsd tbs iith. asd wo-fa
W, hAns 20 Philsi elphia This Albsares I'D IN
h.rg two ,iss,, ote from 0s.whou, sna s.s
{ o. CIat 'aston
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BIcKLE's BRlGADK ooIso or,-Ths first
regiment Of Gen. SiCKLK's Brigade, Col. q.
d. HALL left fer Washington yesterday after
noon, 8 Ding direct from th.ir camp on Staten
IsIann. 1hs s;sa Kill Won Kali conveyed
them f'1m camp o. Xliz abetbp) rt, from whence
they pt,os,d,d b5 way at the New Jersey
Central ka lwsy. Tltir ranks are full AID
the men present o tine Appearance. Toe sec
ond regiment, Lisut. CD. DwIoHT 10 COM
mard is x psclsd 10 proceed ny the aame route
today, and the tAId resimsnt, Col. TAYLOR,
morrow.
THIRD IsIsH RkoHEsr.-The Third Irish
rsgim. mt, OF this city Lieut.. Col. KELLY set
ing conmandsE, has bssn acc ,ptsd for tho var.
n dispatch TO that effect Nas received hare yes
to-day fro n Secretary OF War, GAMER N. They
are also authorised t. elect their own Colonel.
An order mastering them into service will be
forwarded Immediately. The rsgi mont Is now
nearly full and viii CONSIST Of ten cOupa lies-
six from this eli y, two from Brooklyn AID two
| from ROston. II will go ihto camp a. ohc% az
coon as quarters can be found. The head.
| ouarters 10 ct No. II Centre stie est, WHARF q
| low more applicants VII be received.
SHA1A CAVALRY RoR WAsHnoroN. "A
| de,acbmant Of Stats cavalry, consisting Of tn
l follow AE corps, will leave for Washington thii
sltsrnocn One hundred Of tho Third cavalry
Color 81 hiIncK. under command Of Capt .SAUER
| thirty Of Captain OTToB detached company
mont. II Is expected that her calls viii b
msdo icon. They viii pFoessd By tho MY
Central Railroad.
The scoET RIFLAs. This splendid and Of
f,isnt rtgLpsat q shArpshOoters, resolved or
dsrs from Washington yesterday afternoon I
| 20 for Nard fer active tsIyica immodiA'ely
| Al tina of6c.rs are desired 10 report thsmselv'
Immediately, without fail, at the headquAl
| tors, No. 10 BsakmAn street.
PRuzDNTs LUK GUARD.-YsstsIdsy .
tarLoon . dispatch was rscsived from the q
l lOnsl OF the Presidents Life Guard, stattE
that the regiment had BEEN accepted aud won
he mustered into lsrvics OF Nednsl day. l
| q so ordars 1000 uniforms. Ths ofaeers o.
! msn ara requested TO report thsmhalvss At o
Broadway or at the Battery.
lSrH RHoIHnHT OF N. Y. s. ~, at Bal
more on bearing the nsWs Of the battle
| virginia held mssting and resolved unaI
a | siourly TO snllat for the var.
4 sIu REGIMENT N. Y. V.-HAwkIs's "
/ | AyEs.- Lieut.. Col. BETrs, Of this regiment
Q reached here 10 enlist recruits sufficient to n
! the rst inject 70 the standard 70 o4S'
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10 81 thsms.iv,s rigSt, vhus tbsy are s,k,ng
Il the civilized world vcrtict In hsrof %
Constitutional Govsrnmsnt.
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!. ..'v - S::; s::,! A. AZ: III ia.
scr1 SeeS.a Rin Sss P,u cav w. r,sssc Ilys.
~ ~ Il r "A SS. s,yss1rEtai2S v..lsA
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HOLES ALE
PRIC ELS Gu r II F. N 7.
MONDAY. JULY %, 1861.


NAED sHLl.INa PHtnFs
W." pinpi- 1900 90
Y. Pine ....M On0fO o
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Pipehsheet, ID. q 6H
Bar ,nel cash. .. 6H4
0alsa, lOOibs,5 Rb-Gb AS.
spAnlsh......n 9o-Cab STA
EnGliSh.''' = % go
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III. allowing lsttsr has bssn received by
H's HH or Mayor WOOD from Gen. AsDxR
SON:
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PLASTER PARIS,
Wh.hb.No. bEaI 8iN
CAlcinod.bbll Ol-lal 70


L., bus. O. ~
Tiyp1 sd * - ID -
SEEDS IN
lover ..... sd =
Timothy DO, 2TJSD 80
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FLOUR AND MEAL.
WIIIAT
HIDE.

Cuba, gal. .1O-4oO
HOPS.
Crop 1850, Did -(@26 }
CTop ls9',lb 9-1lI,
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Tunstall Heirs. ...., ...... Turner, A. G....... .... Wray, J. H. ... .. .... ....
 Same ..... ..... |. Wilder, D. c. ...... ...... Wilson, Mrs. R. A....,.. Wilder, J. B. & Co. .... Unknown Owners, ,. ......
 Same .... ....
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SALE F LDs AND TOWN LOTS FOR THE oF TAEs
CoxsrApIrs orrIcr, Drs ARc, DECEMBER Is, 1861.

h Cnnalof De "6' DECEMBER Are yrpoth eolvnmat ueLfao
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Professional or Business Cards, no exceed ing one square 10 lines or lessJ one lear, Sl0 Not exceeding two squares, (" " I5
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OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT

WE h,.ve supplied ourselves witl good assortment of Printing Material, and are ready to execute all kinds of Job Printing, on reasonable terms.
 We arc prepared to print Pamphlets, Cata- logaes, Posters, large or small, Cahs, Ball Ticke.,, Bill Heads, Blanks of everyldescrip- ton, tor Clerks, sherilfs, Justices of the Peace, Constables, &c.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25

s. W. WILLIAMS. J. W MAR1lN' WIILLIAMs < M4RTtN, ATroRTSHs ;a 7;
 w AT LAW, Little Roe,, Ark. Will rractice in the counties of Pulaski, Prairie, Berry. Yell. Pope, Convay,White, Jackson, Monyoe. Arkansas. Jeffeso1 Hot Springs and Seine ,aJ and in the Supreme aid Federal Courts, at Little Rock. y ID, l7oV'
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-12-25
yOTECE.

THE interest of Thomas McCarley in the < firms of R c, McCarley & Co.,, and of Me- Carley, Brown & Co. has ceased, and the under signed is the only authorized agent to settle that part of the business of the two firms.
 anr17-tP R. c. McCARLEY.
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Nortnu,s CeIcbrated Gold dPens.-InpTovemeI

the machinery for manufacturing Gold Pens and
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The writing public should know the follow ing ac,s Constant
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IN PRESS.
CHARLES sCRIBNER

Il CHARLES sCRIBNER
hereby the graoo that he has made arshge
through his former publisher Mr.. Kedhed, TO be-
come the American Publisher Of
DEAN TRENCH,
and has IN press from advance sheets, - .
A COMMENTARY On THE EPlSTLES TO THE
SEVEN CHURCHES IN ASIA. Revelation H. lii, by fach
ard CheneyS Trench, d. ID. VOL l2mo
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TTNHE TRIBUNE's WAR MAPS.-Now ready.
II an EXTRA TRIBUNE, containing the various Maps pub
lished IN TIE TRIBUNE since the Of the
War 1t also contains list Of the killed and wounded In the
late battle far ssceTtained Price five cents Three dol
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THE TRIBUNE Eew.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

p,Hooc CeutrDI Club,-.To SIxFoy DRAPER esq,
p;,nt.Dear Sir herewith re'igu tho oihce OF Secfe
~ M ,be Club which have held since its organization in
Syhsr last The time has arrived, / believe for
- man 10 cordially unite In the defense Of beloved
Let al past political differences be forgotten IN this
49, r trial and lon hands sustain the Federal Govern
nen and aid in crushing he southern Rebels and Pirates
Lay, therefore given up party for the present. and en-
,rd In this Peoples Union movement in city and In
own 9Th Ward Trusting that my resignation may be ao-
cepted Temaln S01Ts S un22y,, g,y,p,,o,p
Madison.