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LeucOrrh@a or Whites, Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
syphilis and MercuriaI Disease.

NEW ORLEANS, 18th August, 1859.
DR. ]. c. AVER. Sir | cheerblly comply with the
request agent, and report 10 you some of the
effects have realized with your Sarsap1rilla
have cured with 10, IN practice, most Of the
plants for which is recommended, and have found its
Effects truly wonderful In the OF JeRereai and Me
.a4i Disease one OF my patients had Syphilc ulcers
In his throat, which consuming his palate and the
ton Of his mouth. Your SarSaparlla steadily taken,
cured him In five weeks. Another attacked by SIC
oudarv symptoms IN his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of IL, that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and Kill him. But IL
welded 90 nav administration of your Sarssparlla; tho
ulcers headed. and hc is we'll ain, not of course without
some DESIGNATION of the face \ who had been
treated for the disorder by suffering
from this poison her bones They had become scnsi
tive 10 The weather that damp day she suffered
rrucltlul p3n In her joints and bones. She, too,
cured entirely by your SarsSp1rlla in a few weeks.
know from ts formula, which your agent gave me that
This Preparation from YOUR laboratory must be great
remedy consequently these truly remarkable results
with ID have not surprised
,..fft- q I
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RICHMOND AND DAbVILLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE. TO HHIPPERS.

RICHMOND AND DAbVILLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
A RRkNGEMENTs have been made by the Rich fS "a -
"A and Danyle Railroad Company where A1Y NJ n
BY Down Freight Intended sill at the port OF Richmond,
up arriving Richmond by water and having or
destination point accessible TO this Company oy It's o.
line Through Freight arrangement with any ohtr fosus,
will delivered vessels direct mus renew
shippers such freight from all charges for dsy or
wharfage aud at the time facilitating the speedy Hapo
Of goods 49, :,
Parties delivering goods which they desire should be shipped
under this will state st the time of their
delivery
The Railroad Company will when required attend 70 eneeng
an on such goods points the United States and
bills adng per steamers or sailing will be forwarded 10
consgnors and consgnees
For further particulars address .
nd Dany Railroad
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

Croup, Bronchitis, lnctptent NOnsump-
tion. and for the Relief OF Consump-
tive Patients, in advanced
stages OF the Disease.
This Is q remedy universally known 10 surpass any
other for Tho cure OF throat and lung complaints, that IL
h useless here 90 publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
trrie excellence for coughs and colds, and It's truly
wonderful rlrus of pulmonary disease have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
F.,y are the communities, even families, among them
Who have NOT some personal experience of It's effects
som. living trophy in their midst % lis victory over the
subflc and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs:
a. Mn know a dreadful fatality OF these disorders, and
a. tbr know too the effects Of jhs remedy, need not
do more than to assure them that has now all the Nlr-
en- tIlt ir MA have when making the which have
won 20 strongly upon the confidence of mankind
Prepared by Or. ! C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
soIa wholesale sa4 retail by PURCELL LADD CO. Rich
ond va n y hives CO., Petersturgi J. Il sEAf Ly neh
- II - an lr,,.,g,s AMI a. ,-ehan. aplq-ereoW
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

FAKE thia method returning sincere thanks N ms Gus
tc.-. Who have promptly paid their s:ccuus To those st
Indebted immediate payment earnestly rtqne'el
All Gents iu- p-cv January sst ules satisfactorily A.
@ I'M h. pl.-i La other hands for .on suit. thou
ss- rrs A. o1ge- gruc- cannot be given unoer
Slio-u', i..5 ALFREO NO~rS
X - A Y srOEsS 4 co
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TRONt IRON !!-In store and receiving per bars Non
Isr sr.r f1 Liverpool 500 tons English t-hnel iron el
p-slps full a.sostu-u. OF Rounds squares s7 O'aH hN
-' ALSO,
- ,o,s sva5 and Common Ecr.sh Iron Tor sale by
30 EDWIS YOBrHAM co.
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SHALL LOT or J0RDAN'>, s h : - -
for stle BY VI" I" Ism 80,
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9sE ss: M@

OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. R. Co.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 30, 1860. (
YINHE trains this road will run follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG
Express daily Except sundays connecting with the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad at 80 A. NJ
Accomm odation tr-weekly Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at 81 90 A. NJ
Mall daily at255P. NJ
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND
Express daily at 845 A. NJ
Accommodation ri-weekly, Monday Wednesday
and Friday, at Sis A. NJ.
Mail daily Except sundays) a5l5P. NJ.
THos. II. wYNNE
nobl-u superintendent
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Dvspep.ia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
nInlnIlL IA oily. NEnrnl In.

MANY rcmarkab, cures Of these affections have been
made bv On, Alternative power OF this medicine II stimu
lf. the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyercomes disorders which would b. SUPPOSED beyond
its reach Such remedy has long been required by the
uecpS.itia, of the people, and confident that this
,-,tr 10, f,r ffau an That medicine do.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FnR PuRIFYING THE BLOOD,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the Speedy cure of the subOined varieties Of
serofuIa and scron,,iou. Affections, such rs
Tumcrs, Ulcers, Sores' trnptio"s, f,a-
pies, PustuIes, Biotehcs, Rolls, Blsins,
0,Et,Np Ind, 9Th June, 1850.
7 & AVN & Co Gents 7 feel IL my duty 10 &C
knowledge what your Sarsaparla has done Tor me;
Having inherited ScrofilOus Infection have suffered
from it in various ways for years Sometimes u burst
out i'm Ulcers ON my hands and arms; sometimes Il
turned inward and distressed me M the stomach Two
and ears with one sore which painful and oathsomc
beyond description. tried many medicines ana several
physcans but without much relief from any thing In
ft the disorder crew worse. At length rCoiccd
20 read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
am Alternative lSarsapara), for knew from your repu
taton that any thing you made must be good sent TO
Cincinnati aud got il, and used till it cured me- took
H. you advise in small doses Of teaspoOnful over
MONTH and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin began 10 form under the scab, which after
while fell OF NV skin Is clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease is gone from my system. Iou
can well believe that feel what am saying when tell
you that hold YOU to of the apostles Of the age
anu ''''''''' WI s'''''D--'' ALFRED B. TALLEY.
ST. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and salt Rheum, scald Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, DroPsy.
Dr. Robert VI. Preble writes from Salem y. v, I2th
sept, lS5n that he has cured an invcterate case of
perscvcring OF Sarsaparia, and also danger
Gus attack Of Malignant EspeaS by large doses Of the
same, says he the common ETHptioRS by 1t con
sttntly. )
BrOnehOcele, GOitre, or Swelled Neck.
Zebulon Sloan Of, Prospect, Texas, writes: Three
bottles Of your Sarsaparilla cured me from Gors-a
hdeous swelling the neck which had suffered from
two years"
Leucorrh@a or whites. Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Or. J. r. s. Claiming Of New York City, writes o.
cheeruy comply with the request Of your agent in
saying have found your Sarsaparila most excellent
Alternative i'm the numerous complaints for which
ploy such remedy but especially in Female Diseases
OF the ScrOflOus dathcSis l have cured many nvet-
crate eases Of LeucorrhGa by IT, and where the
complaint caused by alteration Of the uterus. The
liberation itself was cured Nothing within my
knowledge equals il for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, Of Newbury, Ala, writes q" dan
pcrOuS 0ari0p Of the females in family,
which had docd all the remedies could employ, has
length been completely cured by your extract of Sar
saparlla our physician thought nothing but eNtrpa-
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial of your
Sarsapqrila as the last resort before cutting, and Ii
proved ecctusl Aiter taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease remains"
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RhrumatIsm. Gout. LIyer ComplaInt.

INprPFSuUNCF. Preston Co., Va. 9th July, ls59
DR.. j. q. AVER. Sir have been afflicted with apan-
fI chronic EtsmutisHl for long time, which baled the
sk of physicians and stuck 10 spite of all the
r,uais, / could find until tried your Sarsapara. one
bott, cured i'm two weeks, and restored my general
health 80 much that | far better than before
attacked. think it a wonderful medicine. j. FREAM.
julie, \ Gctchcl Of -. Louis, writes " | have been
afflicted for with affection Of The Lirer, which
DESTROYED my health tried every thing, and every thing
failed to relieve me; and have been broken down man
for some from other cause than arrangement Of
M Tr NV beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy advised
me- 70 TRY Sar3paa because he said he knew you,
and any thing made worth trying. BY the bless
in OF Tod has cured me and has purified my blood
a. 10 make a new Of me. | feel young again. The
b., that can D. said Of YOU is half good enough"
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RJCWs0ND DAILY WING.

rESMas - -, a.,
,,., ss,.r aas-n ssui-wsekly, So; Esefly, ~
.ivaace as-tscce1 nay Pc 81 - - s.,cs,t ~ I,
- - -, here evidence Il taken On ne Vsfes-a VI
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NEGROES WANTED.

r OFFER FOR SALE my COTTON PLAN A III ~. II
soIv, County Mississippi si'usied Zen miles u lN 'ue
- .,ss from eamb6a. navigation (eignt monihs h
vsr, On The sun owsrrlse snd two miles nom Sppus
IsInf on the Hush Puckeny river. , . f. 49,, 4,
@ win h. planted Cotton ms year, and one hundred ana
b,1ir.f 10 Corn All the tract Is high bottom land
,v, al vas not inundated In ISIS or ls5y ON the
- ,f l,i three story steam Gin House and hStare
~ stea saw MIL With capacity 70 eu' ten tous nd
80 ~ boards per iay hours have on The place negro
,parters for eighty or hundred neg oes. ... go.
~ sell dec bed placr az the rate o ll u.N
.-, r cr. an1 negroes In payment VIZ ttNe No
,nny Men Al tixecu hundred dollars, and No youoe
Won lt4lOl fourteen hu-dred uoaa anu '0' iA' o.
"a rates ~,
Us,d AZ any tns within iris month Or Feeruary VIII Sve
,g iirs before ths l,t IA, March, or u gcod pur
ssr sbrd desrr % purchase viii take Negroes as above
- 80 I,t ana cultivate the place uysel snd the
$50. Ave dollars ps- acre the land cultivated anu sV
os.s7n on the 18th OF December next provided pu
chase the place and pays me ne Negroes y e ~ '' "
The die 4, good IS any be made As have the title from
address me At Casons Landing, Bolivar county, Mississippi
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schIrruS, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement, u
cerHtiOn, Carries, and EHioliRtion OF the
Bones.

great variety OF eases have been reported 10 where
cures of these formidable complaints have resulted from
IN. use OF this remedy, but space here will not al
NIT them. some of them may be found M our American
Almanac which the agents below named are pleased to
f1rui.h GRATIS to all who ctil for them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-13

Correspondence of the whig.
PROh HENRY COUNTY.
HESRf G. II My 4 IA.
ia M. Editor Of "a. Whia:

10 We Edtt0f ~ Ds bHty
The pas week has been Of unusual activity end
excitement in QUE C, uniy Volunteers av. bs rapid
ly enlsting and Il call for trooIs by Gov. Lechsr ill
be responded to in a gallant manns ty the brae sons
OF Virginia, in this ctuu;y Two fine comp anes have
recently been organized which will be nIous snd ready
to perform ecien ryee Don as they can be armed
to efec. which their respective Captains will leave to-
morrow for your city. Near two thousani dollar have
been raised by private subscriptions, to be us'd in
equippng the companies aud there is doubt but that
county levy of several thousand dollars viii b, n de
at Nay court for similar purpose.
IN immense concourse of PEOPLE were assembled to-
gether, last Thursday, (GenerI N er) aid were ad-
in h ri5e and fe, ling His speech was c1ar-
actcrized great force and cearness ntermnged with
loquent outbursis of patriotism and devotion, when
he spoke of the Injuries aud wrong that beloved old
Commonwealth and her daughters had had heaped upon
them. All persons present those heretofore his
most bitter political opponents couearred in opinion
that 1t the abest and eloquent effort Of bis life.
His many personal and political friend viii regret
20 hear that from private considerations OF ovsrwhem
ing importance he has retired from political M The
services OF so faithful ard able sateman not well
be spared by his State such cIiica period and the
cope all the State must necessarily feel that the
cause of Virginia and the South must be weakened TO
extent when the author OF the resolutions oppos-
ing coercion Utmost unanimously adopted las winter,
by the eeslatDre) has ceased occupy political stu
alton. UNION"
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'THE JuYALUsEE ZoUAvss"-CoL W. II. Thomas,
sIys the n. G. Siae Journal Senator from Jackson hss
the service Of the State of the remaTkab
bodies of men tn the country. 1t is company OF zoe
Cherokee Irdans, organized for battle and styled Il e
Juneluskc Z1ulves" Il apIelrs that Col Thomls who
the business agent of the Oherokees, lately called
council Of the Indians and explained them the condition
OF the country. The chiefs discussed the matter and
aid, after consultation ha: although they did not under
stand the national difficulty, they did know North Caro-
Ina and would stand by her They ready for any
position in her defence This remarkable Out of
a nation Of some 1900, they muster 200 warriors for tie
defence of North Carolina. The Cherokees 8re exnert
ridemen They know nothing of military tactics, but
show them their work and then they have only to e
told when to cease fighting. T..sy hgh5 in th.r own
way aud every for hlsel. Tee Zouayes" reac
at a moments notice
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THE BANNER C;r.-The Lynchburg Republican says
Lynch5gre has voting population OF about hUn-
fod aud she has already three companies in -ervce,
while she has four G!y organized -nd ready to
the service whenever called on-the whole amour,
irg 70 about eight hunared men. In the way Of
rip;ious os-tG ayming aud equppng tbe volunteers.
apt psoyding for the wants OF dependent families Lyrcl
g can also claim 10 he at the head OF the s:-no
than hiry-hye or forty thousand dcllIs having been
slhscTihef independent Of many donations in the way
provisions aid the vast assistance VII ch has been re
dered by the ladies in the way Of making up uniforms
&c, for the volunteers The patriotism Of Lynchbugg
cannot be SURPASSED -d We clim that she Is fairly eD
tied to he t,.v Banner City OF the State
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HOE PR0TECTION-L0OK TO 1T.
May oh. 1861

To The Editor Of tie Wig:
The importance Of organizing some efficient system OF
police TO meet any emergency, in tho absence Of
military force to have been overlooked in great
degree in the proper quarter
Let me assure that this is a matter of the greatest
moment. l am orgDniz;ng Vigilance Committee to
prevent disorder and give protection against all mehie
makers Our attention directed 20 TIC movements OF all
supiciou characters in our nidsi.
The enemy we have to deal with unscrupuors, lying
and malignant, AID heir object conquest and eXermif
alton. writ: to iInpres3 upon the press Richmond
and elsewhere wha. feel and believe he true, that
Virginia. glorious old State, requires al t5e
lent nias aud energy e: her command, to fius-
rate tie gitious schemes Of the enemy against her
peace and nde e9endence.
We do not count tie cost OF this crisis and the lg6r
the force r1ps the contemplated Invasion by Lincoln
army, the ..ore certain Of success.
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ernment, would very speedily suppress any attempt
10 secede the part OF the city, II to be be-
eved who say they know the circumstances Of the case
Virginia is claimed by both Sides but this
ing are the effect that the Secessonists have been de-
eat on division by vote of two TO one in favor of
the Union and although General Houston appears &,
be forced to accept the situation for time there are
many who think he will organize strong reaction against
the dominant S,cess olists.
Whatever may be the result of all these diverse ac-
tons the Great Republic is gone The shape of the
fragments ia not ye, determined any more than their
fate They may unite, but the cohesion can never be
pt!e Tie slip Of State built Of too many
patorms;" there were too many officers on board; per-
haps the principles OF construction were the
ri east iron old constitution guns burst violently when
tried vi h projectiies-any way those who adhere
with most devotion the vessel admit that il is parted
rgh amid ships and that It's prestige has vanished The
desperate of these would gladly an enemy or
e. out of their way to lind one the hope of common
bond Of union being discovered in a common animosy
and danger.
The naval preparations, Of which you will hear good
deal intended 10 make good existing deficiencies and
to contingencies. At any Other time the action OF
Spain in Sc. Domingo wouI create cry for war; Nov
all the Federal Government do is o demand and
ceivc explanations. In reply 10 Mr. Sexards inquiries
T. Spanish Minister has positively stated ttat the Ie.
events n ST. Domingo have been caased by the ac
threats of HaYt which forced the Domincans to call IN
the aid and claim the protection of Spain.
There have been eyerd attempts from time TO time 10
Induce France to assume the dominion of former pos
session, and it is no. unlikely that excellent under
standing exists between the Court Of Madrid and toe
Emperor Napoleon n reference TO the subject The re-
port that the Mexicans have made contemplate max
ing, an attack Texas is scarcely worthy OF credence
As to the Morrill, tariff can only repeat what have
already said Il be borne till results show that il
cannot be persisted in Then only will i, be repealed or
modified. The theory of the Government is. that the
United States always takes far from Europe than l.
can pay for. "lf the revenue il collected there is
ground for complaint The English and French manufsc
will be sltisfed as well a. the Northern popula
on. Ii the revenue is collected, then the tariff
must be repealed and that will he done wbia the year
il the mischief il serious Birmingham Wolverhamr
on and Winchester must make the best they OF
.l,a IN,,,
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ROCKINGHAM
bON iNpil
II tie Editor Of he Wig.

II tie Editor Of he Wig:
At meeting OF cdsen, Of this county, held tie I'D
u at the Goais House, s for volunteers was opened
AMI N 40 hours enough enrolled TO organzo the
company. motion was then made 10 proceed to the
election of cters, which ued in tho choice OF Car
ter Ii. Living. Cap.lin; George P. Bondufaat Frt
LieuteGsnt John D. Hlskins, $ coni Lieutenant; ana
w. &. S. Boyd Third Lieutenent With such bold and
ehiyairOuS leaders YOU msy expect good tdngs from
Old Buckingham. il was then agreed upon among the
company, without one lex voice, tender theic
services to the Governor OF lbe STATE and to hold them
selves ready Tor duty At the shortest notice.
" DiRes Z: Gssoss'nt est pro patrid mort"
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A WORD OF WARNING.

To The Edtor Of me UIiq:
fear Virginia is making great fuss whilst Lincoln i5
acting Would we not be forever disgraced TO let LIN
coins forces march across the long bridge Washington,
and qaeily ake posse sion of AleSandrl and Arrgtol
heights, and suppose Hll defenshle points between
Alexandria and the long bridge. With strong iordhca
ons thrown up and strong force into them, and
Lincoln nfornei that Il only intended act of
precalion aud to fend the soil Of Virginia. and that
so long as Virginia was not moes,ed Washington ud
would no. be disturbed we would avoid this shame -
Otherwise Alexandril will be tEkeu-maTk what say
In haste great haste,
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SOMETHING DREADFUL TO HAPPEN an A VERY
Few DAYS"

The New York Courier and Erquircr states tha. at
recent interview had by Mr. Isaac Moses Of New 70
with Mr. Seward the former cli the later "of tie de-
tcrmined feeling in New York 10 sustain the gov u
ment ani that action Of energetic character
peccd Mr. Seward replied "that the people should
b. disaTp p,ined AMI th,t he thought they would b,
well satisfied Nth vhat o1nda take place in gery tv
d1VS." |; il added in the Courier and Enquirer, az
Moses spent Sunday evening with Nj Blair Postmas
General, and says he gave the programme Of the
government, which think will be elective. Troops
WILL in all probability. be sent to New Orleans. Nj.
Bair thinks the will be short bu. it will be spirec
aud energetic"
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AID FOR THE SrArE-0n Monday evening" number Of
ou= eiz conceived the plan of raisirg $4,000 in this
county donation to the S;a,e for purposes of de-
feace Il is proposed to get one hundred persons to
sub crbe $500 each, which, with the expected sppro
priaton by he coI1ty, will make 500 900. The cub
scpton commenced at once, and five persons gave
each $500
We commend a similar plan to the citizens of each
county the State The State has means OF raising
money TO csrry this except from her people
Her enemies have combined to d stroy her credit and,
we're otherwise the expenses of the must be borne
by her own citizens. Let the requisite amount then be
contributed Voluntarily without resotng to tsxation-
Charlottesville JtgsrsoniGn.
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Heavy RoHaErY or 4 PRlvArs B,sK.--0n Sunday
night last, The "lndiAn Rser.e Bauk, at kokomo, liz
diana, entered, the iron safe opeHctprobaby with
the aid of powdtr our informant did not say--and
eleven Thousand four hundred dollars taken thereirom,
eight thousand of which the public iuhcs oil The
county SIX hundrcd dollars also taken out Of th
house OF TIA, cashier IL was the private bank OF Mr.
Bowen. Twelve thousand dollars in these warpinic
times woul be considered in the plitest grabgame ci'
clcs no small pile.
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Oh ABE SrED-Father Abraham would doubtless b.
surprised hear that be ha. become The defendant in
a Jaw suit in Thomas comfy, "away down here IN Geo.
ga :" but il ia true nevertheless As President Of the
United States he is held responsible for the taking of
thc Ge census and a. isw OF the officers have received
til pay, ello S-eitzen, Mr. Wade + Sanford, who
dos coVet place in father Abraham bosom has
entered suit aglinst the arch deauer, aud giFnsbeel
tle poSma-tes in various o es in Georgia 20 force Alb
br. ham 10 an honest diustmeGt-IhomasUHe E"tsr'
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GEN. WOOL SNUB8ED.

Ger. Wool, after his o lcousnes3 in New York. where
would appear he undertaking to act for the Adj
muistalou Secretary # War General in Chief Ql4r-
ter Master and Commissary being deciond,ety adssd
by Gen Scott TO retire to Troy for the recovery OF his
health is now said by some of The New York papers
to have been made OF hy Offence Committee" for
the urheranCc II tht purposes and the featherng
OF their own s.1 in supplying ammunition &c The ul-
ira pebncans however, very gry that be should
have been smJ5ed by Gen. Scott, when he was noy
enersetcaly" They evidently think that Woo, is the
mln for them,