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In. Legally # wa,auaa sou,ts y'ra.oe,rs

1h- Legally # NatauGs 1ouNty N'e".cn,'f.
Eejars Dspateh In IS fer"s' en.nn@r ~ toe
t.,az.Ss, In a comm HtsaSStl'u ttF're ." -
count of the dis turiI1ageS D. tstst tFNH.' -.
the humber Of trsl.tTs sem rteG ~ me
several camps. &c, tae wiltrr remarks h..
uve hundred m.u were * p~c 81 t. sHtr fN-sfu
from Watanga county. North Carolina. That
etstemeut conveys an inpu:-t'oa upon the
PATRIOTISM Of the people ~ thLt touiiry, 50
a. 1T and contrary Ia ihe facts i tac Gaze
th.t sssk 10 be permitted 10 cesfvSl = through
your columns.
Wa'auga is 4 s'rril county j. ing along thc
Blue kuke, giving oaiy ahlGt TX hundrto
votes, anu although ADJ 1ipflS l. - IeHnes-
Sos b 3 three fail omianles Ia oar arn! IS
company of cavalry u der Capt toik, au0
two CoUpahtts OF infantry Under Captalhh
horton AID Farming and VIII venture to
cay that no portion Of the southern people
are represented py Il brav'r hArdier, or more
patrivuc band OF men. They arS al marks
men accustomed to take "a line s aht u n
,h.ir object, and death IS tare ~ FOL
low tho report of thu lr Iliies. "A large pOE-
tion of Them have lett Their farms IL q young
4 mll,.s Ia the care OF he old iolks, snu gone
TO distant and sicKly portions OF Tie TenuoIc,
determined 20 uIlSe back tie Northern NaG
dale. OF perisa IN the attempt. WEiie lately
ri tn house OF Am is ,ire,n, a >iuzsn OF " d.
tauga, sn honest ana upright man, and II
pure patriot, be told mo that four OF MS hv.
sons were In the army. and his wiie J-lninG
il SAID. III tt If necess ,rs the last one sao Md
20, and Tho women would do the WsTk them
selves, though they hau The families OF Il son
and -ou-in Law TO take care OF, aua Needed
his hip very much, as the OH man was 80
afflicted win rheumatism, rs 10 he Scarcely
aDIe to Eet about. And such Instances VI
sslf-s crl 1cip = devotion 10 The cause are com
mon in the county.
The imaginary line dividing Watauga
from East Tennessee Is II real iina of uiy.-ion
in sen timent between her people and tie
traitors of that disafecred region. And am
happy TO De able IA state, from personal
knowledge, that they are MS heartily united
in the cause OF the South as any people in
the Confederacy ana are determined IL
meet and drive back the Yankees and their
allies. come they from East Tennessee OR
from any other quarter.
hoCsTAIERBR.
Lenoi-, Caldwell CO., N. c., Nov. -, '6l.
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- ARTIFICIAL TEETH .-THFCEtn
& PLASTIC AND yULCANITE Pp0

hH-~''--N'- W 'SA' ASN', bEEIIST, having
light ffr the above mode Of making Tee, ara -
rg satisfied of its absolute superiority ova- N
the: urethods. can with confidence conn and !, :"
hose desiring full partial sets Of teeth ana "
,eeiai'y such ~ may be- dissatisfied " th ths.s
hoy are nov using The perfect adaptation ~
Re plate 10 the mouth, ard the suction tLershv ..
urec, enables him 20 insert one or more -
'iat5nt clasps. Fhis method having heen sdon,,5
y those standing hghes' In the profession Mar
md. South, testimonials will he giysa and .nsci
leus exhibited 20 those wishing to aae them So,
Teeth on gold or any other pste will -
ou:se, be made for those prefcrrtng them pp
AZ: CLEANSING, Extracting and sil other Operation,
yeniIy and thoroughly performed. Teeth er,rart.s
" ELECTRICITY. without pain.
~ Office M Main s'rSr' 11pnsite Coun,htk,
~
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sEHEaLgB. iEALTH-
BETTER THAN 4OLtu
MISS MART SCorIfLD, PRECEPTREss, No 6g
BALTIMORE STREET, BAL-INoRE-"fF-tss S!Ta'-
GER skGa Eictton. This lady suffered for year
With Chrome inds.nmstory Reformation iu is mo-
malignant form She first contracted tho di'eas
~hen Two years old, by bsing vsecm ated with MA
Ter from q child who had the white swelling. troI
his time 20 womsnhood her sufertngs wef, ea
;rele--sEs rnver had relief from pan until cure'
~ EAMPTONS TINCTURE
ian Extract from the Is.ter
Il often wish my parents had known OF this rem .
sdy when 1 WIS child, as believe should hays
been saved the excruciating pain | have be sub
,ectsd 70, "a well the deforraity OF body | nus
larry 70 the grave, and my parents would not haze
been under such heavy expenses from doctors Ia
md in sending me, IS they did, TO the cslebral {
lie afflicted world could see me ard hear the belle
Ats have derived from this Tincture Of Hsinpton't
try to make sll acquainted with its virtues wit.
whom come in contact.
Gentlemen, thousand times obliged
you, and you are st liberty to use my name sn
ssss 10 all
~ remain yours in grstitudH,
MARY A. sCOFIEID,
HNo. $50 West BaltiA,ore street.
Rheumatism, Cough Dyspepsia, Debility, Scrc
tuia, Eyes, Pain ia the side, Back. &C, are ura
~ it. -
viii be found q great medicine foi ali tAeir di'
4ases.
Call and get PsTnphlsts and rsaS many IL.
most powerful possible certificates % cures Of til
shove diseases Of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il Co, Richmond
by DIR. COOKE, Fredericksburg b. al the ID. ug
gists IN Petersburg; by MORTIMGR s. NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists aud Shop
keepers everywhere g. per bottle; eis Bottles, So
ap l-d6cpvts
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ETOR RENT-iue large f1Er-story
4 uMbEK HOUSE
on the Dock, correr OF r'ary AID -Jth streets at
present occupied by Capt L. Libby. kor terms !:
apply ca he premises 10
CHRISTIAN & LEA, .
no LIS -. ~. n II Main. :
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rHorcr arocK Or cRocERiEs, % which
We invite the attention Of suffers ana
" h,ie ala buy ere
-sNtpj q srman CIGARS
isl,Gt Dom. H. tG kS
10000 Havana C'GAE3
100 boxes To;ipt SLAP
800 dozen AieIandet's spool CtflIt'N
~ lbe black and colored 7 BREAD
~ hhf.s. choice Brown SUGAR
q bbis Crushed SUGAR
- cnesti Black TEA
10 chests choice Green TEA
~ quarter boxes kAISlN3
~ gross MATCHES
. reams white WRAP ING PAPER
20 On es choice CHAMPAGNE
5 quarter AXIS Old BRAN
LEE & DuNHAM. 70 pesrt 81,
,-a~t-lws below farv.
sSAMLY FLOUR 100 hbis 'kowland's Pat
Htus' ard other eh. lee brards; EXTRA ~ OUR
Gage Extra" Belmont "B -idgcsater," DC
Sup-rlle and Fine FL OUR; LIOUhitE - cases
A,io COFFEE q lew Lass. CORN VI a.. " ossS
n9< - 81 2th st. so''tI = cary:
e A MIL 5 o \ i
~ toxe5 superior . scs;.,,--
Jus, received aad FOR sale iovv. by
GEC. J. sIN3fa Il CO,
Lon Front bulldogs,
uo 2a-2 Gov'-n"- street..
I5LAOll-GTF pas.
sLACK.rYE PEAS.
IN s+or. "a SALE bv
nacs-3t uubs +. Wna?HA% a co.
: LIQUORS., GROCERIES, &c.
- 3or bs's wHIsKEY.
- bsl4 ApFe BRANDY.
bus French BRANDY.
~ boe. GIN.
g qrsr'er 4n1 eis''h cssks Trench BRAN
DY.
:Obtls .wee' WINE
- hl is Sctu,der BACON.
90, roo CT AIRS.
o,0oo .uuds = nltt asd HaNs
So KEGS sup GAZE 'ODA.
80 he Ccushed AMI Po~ dered SrC Al
100 bb N. ! and No SUGAR
30 d . Nsa O.leusS UG r.
= rssk ~ ~ \" PAGNE G cquot brand
> Do CORP RA>
5GA los u nIF'O ADDER
10 pigs BLOCK TIN.
- bags + E.
30 bags Grsia p. PIPER
IS BIB g ALCbH l..
Al,o, a larg. assortment { Other goods; Pr ga
THOs.S JONI 5,
no '9--2w No s Main a. Ri bmond, We.
CTPERI0R Old BRANDY
= OLD RYE Whisky
Fine Pr I'll and APPLE R2 ANDY;
Pale Ind Brown SHERRY. yer old;
MADEIRA WINES various qualities;
OLD JAMAICA RIM;
IN LlSR CFFf h, Queens ma;
PICKLES, TOBACCO, GIG AIRS, and
GROCERIES.
| Fer ssle by w. d. Bf4sIR & CO.,
| Opposite Spotsyvood Hotel, Cor. 9Th and
no l8-It lstJan Main sts.. liichnond Va.
feEAL COGNAU BRANDY IN BOND.
l.
| a few packages real
| COGNAC BRANDY,
! Of old ulpo tston Of the brands "Jss Hennessy &
| Go. ;" ~ lana. 4 Co" now il bond, and 'o- sale by
| no It's r. r. ROBERTS.
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I@U FINISHED HOUSE FOR hENT- BE.
II tween Cha-. or esy.i!a and tlu l. ,ity e
Virginia with Garden, Grass lot, Stables, Ices
House, &c. The House has large gooms-~3 l.
the basement and sbave, The furulture inc!udr9
u good Piano. The grounds are ample, aud
mensed with shade trees, shru56ery. al f1weIs
The Garden is large with winter W getabes in vs..
riety end abundance, well az fruit trees, graps
and strawberry Vinea, &c; good Sat-r pump, snsi
eisteTu Possession given immediately, AID if d.
sired servants 20 90 with the propert. till Chris
nss, The proprietor, Capt Geo. I J ~nes, being rt
his post IN the army. Arpi sants WI address,
JNO u. HUGHES
r-E f9hor -. n villa Ea
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rTHUMAS J. ADAMS.
GIN MAKER

OR. Ma aid It'll SIS,
negs leave 10 inform the citizens Of VII .uis sud
he South generally, that he has alCcee,.pi in 1T
ting up bis shop, AID is now prepa "a - u4i-r ste
fiji kinds of GUN WORK. MIiSKETS sl.red
rom Flint to Percussion 10 any guam it,. paIicu
lar attention paid to ktPA RING Cots F,stols
SnOEDS POLISHED, and al kinds rt JOB.
3LNfs pertaining to tho rusisaGs eJecutsd with
deafness ana dispatch. No lp--lm'
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lost STKAYED, Ge.

OSr-S5 REWARD Lost On the .s'b 81
i tn m ~tn, a white pine ChESt. marked
Nm Il FULLER Sd Company IIowitzor E.tia
ion, Yorktown, Va The sad ,hsst vas put
Oh board the small boat from Mulberry Issnd
that went ahead Of the steamer Seaul 2, snd wss
left 10 the an all boat. Any r WHO has it, If
they will deliver It to Capt. HILL of the ste 'ner
Schultz. uniuiured, W Il re- Give The above reward
and II coIftr upon ne great favor.
% -3ts WM II Pl-LLER.
/ UST- IS REWAkD-On ThursAsy evening
L /my ACCOUNT Il. oh. near the shockoe conn
Dry on Cary street. A reward of IS will be given
to the finder, hJ returning it to my shop, o.. 18th
s,reet, corner Of Franklin
JOHN PHELIN, 9Th street.
Opposite TappaLannJok Stage office.
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s,>OR RENT--A HOUSE ana LOT on l9.h
4 street. between Broad and Grace streets. III,
twalling contains fourteen rooDs, two OF them very
!arge Water and gss have been carried into eveey
room. On the lo is a kitchen containing roOIes
s lsrge Stable and Carriage House, 8 meat house
IND other cut houses. All the houses are OF brick
ana have been built within the last two years.
They are all In thorough order. The location ie 8
pleasant one, in good neighborbood, and eonve.,i
ant 10 the business portions of the city. The whels
establishment WAS erected By the LATE Charles 3
dili, for his family residence. For elegance es.c
convepisnee the premises cannot be surpassed .oy
any IN the city of Richmond. Persons Ia want Of
q desirable residence will do we'll 10 examine this
On calling ut the house, thsy viii have the WHOLE
premises SHOWN 10 than. For terms, apply 20
TFoS. J. EVANS,
CT Ste Admir- of Chas. y. fII1 deed.
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The snbscrlbor off rs " 'he Military public
THE CONFEDkRATE MATTRESS

The subscriber of. rs ~ he Military public
THE CONFEDkRATE MATTRESS
g meeting every requirement of q BID for Csun
la during winter; also, the best adapted to TIA
ua,aient Camp Hospital.
II IL spread upon the dor of the tent, perfec,ls
t-:ure against damp tina ris tterefr IN IL
:. Hight anu compact for transpOrtatiol and il I'M
pervi, rs 10 Gaia wLsn exposed thereto. II saves
=, from I'll breskage and tn pos tafiO,, of q Is
7t71 is lie b than oDe-fourth the usual weight |,
r:1ur less than half the bed clothes auisl
~1len Co.'S a-e It's d. md costs only s5.5 II ia
'a3ptad 10 The We ( priss'e IN well A. oiEcprs,
tEe raeoon Rs well as Infantry. Il claims the
'stertion of tie Mil airy generally, and challenger
he most rigid trial.
those having the furnish of Hospitals would
do well TO test the sdsptsb.ity Of these Beds to
aeir wants, AID The consequent economy il taer
use.
Suffers to tie Army, and dealers generally, can
he supplied by & b. STACY,
Sta street, North of Leigh street.
10 Inns Richmond
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a,IlIlmoaO Ailspatrb.
.+zsss-~-~--Ns-.e>sA .~~-s-~ >s~~.s
MONDAY MORNING NOV, IS, 1881.
Written for the Richmond Dispatch. !
GOD BLISS GUS BOYS.

Written for the Richmond Dispatch.
GOD BLESS Gus BOYS
ny IL. A NJ, 6icsmond Girl.
Cod bless each sa>sty foTpi,
Gone ta defend nss home
Cad blesr oar bsyh
God hic. q each sies ly bsad,
In ,hss bright Soa'hsfn land;
Goa blegs each PAT lot baud
OF cur brave boys
God hless each youthful heat
May 'hry from s.u depart.
Goa bees ou' boys
Preserve their a~iues from harm,
sjreasttea each trembling arIns
Keep them from wars a.ag,n;
Odd bless oaf boys
Gsa keep the fssliuse right
~ thoes shove gona - fight
Ter TIER loved Aonar
Pre-, serve 10 IA bY thy mower
Bls.s hem 10 death dsfk ht ".
3svc sGezl4 mid eaanOiis roar,
v zen IS ip.s 6 faes
s>ak iAe,a 80 tr'Ies y 'hee
t.nd y ga lib rty,
oe. piyay car boys
No here sJi s:st rs prayer,
A'5l, Ell wite fa.heTs' eHrss.
Al. ~ uf these ara sl."i.s.
Gtd O.ess II, t@ys
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
Id A AMATION.-wheress, = va
cancy has occurred. in the representation OF Fhir
Commonwealth, In the General Asa mbiy p. by
the resignation of JAMES G.. PAXTON. the sen
ator for the District composed OF the ecunties of
Bath HighlaLd, and Roekbridge Therefore,
JOHN LII CHER. Governor tf the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, do hereby require the Sherl's OF he
said counties TO hold elections IL their respective
counties on the 18th day of DECEMBER next, fer
Senator to FIJI the vacancy aforesaid.
f~N~, Given under my hand NJ Governor and
Z T. s. funder the less seal of tho Commonwealth
49, al Richmond this 18th day of November
d. lsdl, and la the ssta year OF the ComIlon
wealth JOHN LETCfIEa.
BY the Governor:
GEO. w. MusFoRp.
no l9-tde Sec'y OF the Commonwealth.
Lex M a
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nEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING
TENTS,
KNOXVILLE, TEssEasEE.
Ga hand ard making
$500 pair gray cashmere PANTS.
5000 do do. COATS.
600 Blsnke. OvERCOATS, with Capes.
1850 pair Long legged BOO rs, for Cavalry.
loo pair heavy grained DO, for infantry
$3.50 pair homo rnade SHOES.
2,090 pair heavy brogan 6s.
1900 brown Flannal OVERSHIRTS, extra heavy.
SOC red 90 do. do. do.
1000 plaid co. do. ell wool.
100 flannel ICNiDERsHIRTs.
10000 Hickory Check SHIRTS.
10000 pair DRAWERS (t-ihed.)
5000 CAPS and HATS.
1000 Oil Cloth CAMP RUGS.
500 heavy BLANKET RUGS.
1000 pair BLANKETS.
Large quantity of TENTS for priyates ard Off.
GERS hand and extensiva preparations for Ii .ir
manufacture.
Cray CLOTH and TRIMMINGS for officers
uniforms.
Tie subscriber having made his contrasas for
DDS early last spring, and secured q large quaint
ty, can furnieh the above articles as low can be
had within the limits Of tbs Confederate Ststes.
20 il-2wf JOS. Il. MABRT.
WI TTENT IONl
CLOTHS, CASSIMk RS and @ESrINGS,
For military suits, ard citizens fine dfess Three
COATING and PANT STUFF,
Fer SOLDIERS. ~ the yaf or large guaasIty
Over CCatinss, Fli grabs SOM tine, Beaver and
pote7sham, tOv OH err Coats Mill AIRY over oats,
in gr 81 variety Camp Blankets: shawl Gloves;
Socks, Comforts; on O-sr-', al; Lsgg.n. aid Cap
Cavars; " aier- ?-ouF S-smis>5 Gveg- Caat, Watsr,
PROOF az CO h83d Suits n.l" 10 asure in sho7F
notice, l2arra. @ 10 81; hrgUJ. L2clbs We'll, 1od
Saskcr Urfer-&h.rg5 an Dfs7veIs. all s.zcs; fac
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OK KENT Il large and comfortable privas.
{ RESI- SkNCE, In the town Of Charlottesville
with the house and tsblU FURNITC hi, snd ssa
erai exec ent SEkV n rS Il desired, ean be relr
I'D by suitable tenant
For further informant n, apply 1T shis Office. p.
10 the Postmaster at Charlottesville.
oc ~ I'm
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JAMES D. BROWNIES
81 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next 10 the Mechanics IEsi'tase
IRON RAIfNoS VfRANDAhS. bAloss
MES, CHAIRS. SETTEES. &C. also, esA =
ING Vanlt ard Cellar DOORS. and every e,2s.
kind of IRON WORK for oxasnen. al and sai'aaAs
purposes, manufactured ~ short notice -.
NJ Particular attention giren to enclosing Do
riai I.ais In the esty and eouatFv 10 *-Af
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fIN0 JOHN b BUDWELL.--Bein2 prepared TO
i pay you the money sad costs deefeed BIZ the
County M Jamea City. In the suit OF Rencher va.
Browne and having sscertsined after due eearch
for you, thai on are absent from your usnsl resi-
dance and in the army. this Is 70 notify You Of my
readiness pay, and that will pay you any
authorized agent Of yours, II you will infortn me
where you, such agent can be found; ether
wise, shall deposit the amount in the Cont
MARY RENCltER,
90 ti--ts5th New. W'iitsm shurg Va.
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ztasG esssseHyA, xNs.

sNLLEII M DKEWkY
IL NOT PEARL STREET,
dave in store and offer for sale large stock Of
Cotton Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Drilliugs and Ognaburgs
"a, 7-e and a. Brown Sheeting and Shirtiugs !;
Cotton Paids and Stripes;
Heavy Wooden Lirseys Kerseys snd Tweeds
Military Buttons; Blue Cloths
Light finished Cloths. suitable for ladies' cioaks
And a good assortment of sessonabls Dry
Goods
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NOR Il E + THE STORE and Ora
u merry in The village of Port Royal, Caroline
county. Va present o"eupid By K. 4. Pendle
ton. Lsq. The store is q story BRICK building
with Il large and conveule cellar, ha also d large
our ting room gttached The Grgery il a Sne
bui,GiJs suiabI- fer stcring gTs n, SC. Fer teImS
or Information apply n
W. SELDEI PENDLETON,
- RtrttF a5~g,H
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ESOR SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE
r FOR RICHMOND PkOPEkTY--Mv
FARM containing 40 acres, two and q half miles
fr0ya Richmond. ADDRESS rae ut Richmond Va,
eaii at my room, corner CT Frank in and Gov
ernor streets. :. a. HART.
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Fsssx ssE.xa A.xs, sAAE.

= . L Il I \ t
i A BRICK HOUSE,
GA Mar hall street, between 18th and goth street
II Oh 1rcE HI. ccntai lug eev,n ROOMS IN two
cl cts good br TX kitchen b i coal Il usA Pos
session given immediately. Apply TO
Il 22-tg K. C. I'TFrRN.
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~ THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
and no HUMBUa.-PETERS IHFALLIBLf
REMEDY FOR GONNORRHU;A AND ALL Sc,
CRET DISEASF,S.-This great American remedy
containing no Mercurisi or Bslsanc properties, en-
cells everything heretefore offered to ;hs public II
It's curative, restorative, and renovstlng powers
and the medical world astonished when tot
that the above remedy will cure the above dis
sases and COMPOUNDED when they have ocular d.
monstratons of the facts. Bat the proprietor, who
5as known of the remedy for twenty odd yes r.
has known of of twenty years standing t,
be restored 10 perfect health, AMI all other
shorter duration TO 90 restored. without viuge
eept;on, and therefore challenges any case Of Cor
orrh.e which the remedy will not cure rrovics
me directions are carried out with prudsnce tt.
part of the patient; and any one purchasing Ia
dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his ns
;sse ne guarantees perfect cure su3 in cases @
ts;lure viii furnish additional medicine, freq
charge TO complete the errs through his agsnt;
I'D cure viii be effected w,thoUs ;neonvs n'sn.
0 the patient.
Price per bottle, g., half dozen bottles, 80
s.xpressage from Is 70 80 cts
Sold By APP GRSON s. DUPUY, No. q
Broad slreet, ard o A. STRECKER, Main stree'
Druggists, agents FOR the city Of Richmond. Soc
also, o. NJ a ~ a. SANTOS, Norfolk. al
CI{AS. B. CAMPBELL sud WILSON & UD
LlAMS Portsmouth Va al ls-eEn
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4 GENTEEL BURIAL FOR THE SOL
~ DIERS WHO DIE IN HOSPITAL OR
CAMP.-A soldier can procure a handsome raised
top COFFIN. vanished, a hearse and horses and
Franklin and 18th streets, for the same price that
the Confederscy allows, in preference to the fat
tor and furniture wagon
no l2-12t* j. w. SATTERWHITE,
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AyOTSDs.---Als pnysacaana prescxt0ing fig ssek
IN sosicss at private aaas~s and haspisais wsst
Of vi street, Sslcsy cosEed 10 sad thar prs-
sc.irsiocs 70 E0W'n r. hoHNSON6 Aposhs-
Sary 6soxs- eorpsx Oh sa& frsckln stress. -
sioas hesnG aatAorisrd ~ khs nngrsoa a~ssisl =
U~atsh Ab<oa nRassS&uesA2s rA--w
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$50 5 kses 49, - ~ ifAs
#.aA#aM sfsssss sse H.sas - q s 3H
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-17

The community are greatly excited,
and are expecting an attack Tonight, but
up to midnight no demonstration has ta>
ken place, and probably no attack vii! be
made tonight.
The military in the city are under arms
but oil is quiet.
Aaother regiment will arrive here to-
morrow.
II is estimated that between G,000 and
900 men are stationed o. Morris and
Sullivan's Islands and points along the
cost.
General Beauregard vii leave at mid
night for Morris Island.
1t is currently reported thnt negetia-
tions will be opened tomorrow between
General Beaurcgard and Major Anderson,
about the surrender of Fort Sumter.
Officers commanding different posts in
the harbor and cost are On the alert, ex-
pecting an attemp: will oe made eaily in
the morning to provision and reinforce
Fort Sumter.
The Harriet Lane is reported TO be of
the bar, and signals are displayed by the
guard boats and answered by the batter
les,
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their acts--as longas they are not IN open
disregard of Constitutional rigbts--or how
much we might desire they should act
otherwise, our plain duty is to yield
willing support to and cooperation with
those appointed to administer the govern
ment and execute the laws-holding them,
as the whole civilized world will hold
them, to strict accountability for the
manner in which these heavy responsible
rite. are discharged.
Looking to such restoration, we believe
the Democrats from Main 10 Texas, tho't
the best, safest, and the most honorable
course for Mr.. Lincoln to have pursued
would have been the withdrawal of the
United States troops from the Forts with
in the limits of the so.called Confederate
States, and few days after his inaugura-
ton, il was announced, with seeming au-
thoritv, that such was mis- determination.
At this prospect, The whole country re-
ioiced. 1t now seems that either this was
false report, or else that he has changed
his mind. as no order for the evacuation
of any of these forts has yet been given,
but on the contrary, provisions in large
quantities wsre recently sent there by sea,
backedby the whole disposaLle naval force
Of the government. The Southern auth
critics, if our last advices are correct, have
committed another grave error in resist
ing the supply of provisions to these
Forts, and in thus striking the first blow,
must bear the responsibility Of Inaugural
ting a state of war. This is the only view
we can take Of it at present, guided by
the meagre dispatches that have already
reached us. 1t is quite possible that when
the details of these terrible events shall
reach US, the facts may bear different
construction.