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ANOTHER LETTER FROM MAJOR ANDERSON
The following letter from Major Anderson hai
been received by gentleman In Cincinnati:

been received by gentleman In Cincinnati:
"FoRT SUMTER, Jan. 11th. 1861.
Whether bloodless separation can now be
effected, after her (South Carolina) foolishly
|, nring upon a vessel bearing our flag the other
day, think very doubtful. 1 was sorely
tempted to open my battery, but, perhaps for
tunately, for the chance Of having matters
settled without bloodshed, I could not have
touched the battery that opened upon ber, and my
defenses were Just then in such condition that /
could not have opened the war. am now nearly
ready. The people have supposed that this work
was ready to be defended when came in II
was far from it-and IL would take me, even now,
one weeks hard work to have 10 In complete
state MYcommand is only about one-eigh hfh OF
what IL should be In time Of war-but though
small in number, i feel strong In the confidence
that Providence will guard and guide me safely
through any danger that may threaten. Your
sincerely, ROBERT ANDERSON F"
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QrThe statement by telegraph that battery
Aiabama is conradicted by the General himself
who says ~ IL wholly untrue He informs tbs
Providence Press that he has declined niling all
and win refuse 70 M any others which may be
rsceived from those qusFtes- -
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"a S-u Principals.
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The course Of study pursued will comprise ell
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In addition 70 day scholars, Mrs. Mocormiok ..
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lily, will be under her immediate care and supervi-
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THE SOUTHERN Posr OFFfcEs The following
letter expresses the spirit which animates the pub
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First Assistant Postmaster 6 enc

John c. Noble, ESQ Paducah, KY.
-Thss was the frst stern example, and II is due
A Al, Holt 20 say that be made 10 Of one whom be
@bad himself mistakinRiy appointed. General
Dix and others Announce the same rule Of conduct
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lie service:
Post once Department, AppointmsHt Otfee,
..--- January -, 1851. :
SIR-In answer TO the inquiry in your letter Of
the 18th to the Postmaster General, he instructs
ne 10 inform you that you wereremoyed from the
once Of Postmaster az Paducah because you an
nounced yourself a. ..devoutly In favor of dis
union - ana II Is not considered prudent 10 retain
In the service Of the Government men openly seek
Ing It's overthrow: ~
lam, respectfully, your obedient servant,
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CLOTHING, &c.
N MERCHANT TAILORING,
NEW FALL STYLES OF CLOTHS, CASS
MERS, AND VESTINGS.

mia Avenue, have just received q large variety OF
new Fall Goods, TO wnch they invite the attention
of their friends and customers. An Sa-n
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Rlrllmnllu Dispatrh.
MORNING. JUNE 20 ,ss1 .,,'
THE ClgcELAgIos OF rHE D,sr.rCH.

such Is the wonderfth amount Of the cir
ooiation u the Dispstch, that Il Ia utterly In. .
possible FOR Us 70 supply it 10 orr CITY readers
as early IN the morning as heretofore. This
hss oeca&!oRed numerous con- plants and we
very much regret cur INABILITY 70 o,yiat. the
dihlculti2s out OF which they have grown.
Some OF oar regular subscribers ere under
the impression thai tney aIe nf giect,,d 10 ac
coIi!nodate ths transient delnaud. Ihey are
mistaken in this. There is no arrangerne emf in
tf'e ONCE intended &c give ,ny such preference
over them. On the con trary, all OF the regu
iationS IN the department which governs he
disfFibation OF the paper are Intended for
their advantage over ALI, after tho n,aila ssre
sent of.
III We can accomplish our pians, we shall
Ia TWO OF three months, have the power 70
meet the large demand upon ns promptly aud
satisfactorily. II human energy GAG achieye
THIS i shalt bc done liz ire rnean time v7a
ask the Indulgence Of our friends.
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FssLIsg on the BATrL8-F FiEL3.-The Iol-
lowing : the experience of = wouDGc6 ErencA-
rnan. IN The Crimsan var, N regard to the
feelings Of 4 soidier IN conflict
- H2toTs the battle begins Il .s usUe! 20 feel
70 hit-- trenl0T, and many cneeks which are
Efo~n tc be III communication with stout
HEIRS, oiaGcn vlsIDiy. As the conflict he.
comes imminent, courage returns. and I.Etn
me hfst How Of biCod an entt usiass}l is raised
:" a'..1 cot st2at3E increases, end ver, aaI6oT7
te, ~ me least until sta lasA aSct Is treo-
: ~ t''ec1 ~ seeing 8 CcmTs.1sa sho. down ia
ssi.lr1i-S 20 eEclte ar indispensable thirst for
,rnb'"nce Z t;--nbt the Zoe, though in the end
one gets Essa e .J.'' @
1eA wounded less than nartaIly. i "a rr+
= -. ~ me SHi0ier 70 be in rnnedis taLy ,.ara
Va -a~ -&Ct ihicss some bones are brogan A
st1ie u-ay Dc run through any {iesnv .art If
@ 'I.S ~ouF' anu sVt0 bullet LOGGED in dtmcar-
~" tto"i'"lt{ 70 the Yitals. aud To TO- eS77a
t,H t,tHe % totdily Unconscious oI even q scratch
" -aatl iAiS - 't'Aeu Gy single blow lba atr-t
. S"Li+o Win Jhe nature ct the ,rorTd -
4" ga - "4LIi tAe teEllp ;,nlent oS tbs 80
some times the poor iollow VIII Ieeyl - :
tI7 al, giving 2 piercing scream AND -
10 VIII !is down quietly. Qftene2 Ir+.tean e'1-n
ue fLAp4y iails dead wIthou. a 81 '~nggia ~
ms iioSL cases tae features OF the Efiisi -,
nlhlHed unchanged for long are -
ceath--y2s Open and brilliant and -
calhe-' "a smile illnmina ing the fq1e rni sea
sacL o4ie II is nift!c4kt Indeed 10 realirs r.
presence oi the gram monster, death.
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= 'HSVsH. '-Ine \ or1oi& Argus, .. Tn urs.
DAY gives The following account OF an affair
81 tape Henry Beach, which wa have atraady
noticed
Sou joern tt7h sre good-indead superb
ION theIners lhink SO. 50, il seeus does the
AooAton enemy; Tor. on TUESDAY, tnat inyet-
crate proWisf, the Quaker civ, sent A boat
I""aro- the snore ~ lGI5. ; JVC9' 5 :ar.. C.l
ue Kay sIde. near sIe Uld Pleasure House.
WheEe t1a fishermen are won't to naul up the
most delicious Try. As the ooat neared the
stiofe, a detachEnent Of the kempsvilip fE'. L J
ta$aIry, CAPTAIN huTrougha. nea-a9 .ha bc. :
- z-yLy is iuGlaDs. but vrere seen from TIA
s'hp, W1iCA Area VAs ul those same patent
Conceal smells (Which ve have before sp0ken
Oh ClFPNJiy between tWo Of tie ho:aarpen. but
hurting noocdg. The Cavalry ther made =
casa - the Reach and fred some seventy
; A"te aI The retrea ring boa1, which was then
~'li'7 seventy yarus oil. Ine boat crew To-
tanned & single TCiley. AMI all except he
oaTsuled * Eu-tsc-IeAvirg tbs steamer 10 an
: yer the cateChlsio. she Iired six t:rnes
One OF the com pan5, MC. Z. Sylvester rode
Out MO tEe surf and Tired parting shot win
his T1ne. Le Was closely attended ty free
n6aro atG2--1 eelN8 AciEtss--va he bi2zed away
IL the Yankees like IN heroic Greek. Tae
man s name is ohm soQ OWens
We Go nos know Wbe.htr any u The Aboli-
flnnIsts were killed. but we are morally Ger.
taia tnat tasy dii not ger any :rs=h rs Tor
0inoer LAST Tuesday.
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S-AE~A oF i1ohE 4nANUFAcr- sg.-Ne COM
mend the following recipe ior making starch
to al who may wish &c Try il, il havNy been
furnished rs by one who has tEied ID, ard who
knows il 10 BE- good oDs. This starch viii
b5 found as good an article as tbat which
comes from Yauhsed0odlsdom
lake Il peek Of uDgro2nd wheat of he hest
Quaitlyi plcA and soak il carefully. Next
iUI III 10 a tub pour Oh sufficient cie&r, soft
@.tef 10 cover 1t, and then set IL ia tlle sun
tEo sure u Change me water every day keep
inS IL IN the sun as much as po6s Die o. an
equally warm place ia the house. shnu Iii the
weather prove O2IaForao!o. when all the
grains OF wne3t nave become quite SOFT, rub
IL we'll IN your hands, and separate IL from
the husks, Which auzt be thrown INTO an
ot1et tub. Let the sotJ wheat settle in a
mass and then pCur Oh, the water and put
oA fresh; sItr = we'll, aGu ie, L settle again
heptat this every cay, I'LL The last water
CuInes on cle2r ana coiorless. Tnen pour tbs
water finally OIL. Take the starch cut uf the
tuo, collect Il lnto Thin Gag, and hang it Tor
q lew days IA the sun; after which spread on
dls hes OF i sheet 10 dry.
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GEE. CArzl1.-A volunteer company 70

1RE. CAHsLL.-A voIun tesr company rs
7ntly organized il Danviile, has been named
he "Cabeu Guards - as 4 testimonial OF re-.
speet Tor Gen. B. ". 9. Caoen, OF Pittsylya-
nia co., Va. In q letter acknowledging the
compliment, he says:
NsY6r since the creation Of the world did
men 20 iofth 10 battle III = cause which COM
oihe0 SO nahy, and sEca tigh and holy, and
sacred o0ligations, TO nerse the arms and tn
3AihIate Lhe hetrts OF men to heroic deeds SIS
now taaresa themselves 70 the soldiers OF the
" oollteaeLa.e a.e otAtas. The sons or Liberty"
80 forth 10 fight for thea rnothaTe wiyae
,Ial&h teTs, for tseir native land, for All That
Is hloe1 eIde4rlng IL the name OF country. Linz,
sacred name OF h0nasI Animated ov xGest.
- csonsi0efat1ons, let the motto OF the ''OahaiI
q uards' be Victory Or death
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L. II. CHAsnLEz.--A correspondent Of the
petersburg Express thus notices the depar-
are OF this individual from Norfolk:
The Empire City went MP from Norfolk on
Monday evening undaT a dag or truce TO Fort
ress Monroe, to carry Sc me dscon ten ted Yaa-
kess. Among the mum Der, hear, was L.. IL
Chandler, OF Norfolk. lawyer OF some note
ana the nitn who figured somewhat cons pic
nonsiy ia HE late Presidential campaign. II
wasat his zee uest that he was permitted 20
leave. and if L am permitted 10 express an
opin i'm, would say he has left Virginia TOR
Firgnia's good. May her soii never again be
POLLUTED by his foolstepfA
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PAiSFUL CAsCALrT "A telegram was received
here last evening announcing the in telIis eace
that Judge Z. w, Huling was killed At AIaite
CITY yesterday, on the jackson Railroad, by
a train running over him. Jadge IL. was an
old and highly tstee,ned citszen and a veteran
under Jackson iii the Creak wax lie reside!
for ioAg tine IL Mississippi, removed so1a.,
years ago 10 Pisq Gem,ne parish, ia tnlg State,
where tor some time he wxs eng aged ii, sugar
planting, and Of late bas lived IN the piney
wooos. near Anaits. he was 4 palrlo tic. ip.
teliigent and faithful citizen, and was greatly
esteemed in all the relations OF lua.-H. D.
peLEa. 25d.
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tuTe by the name OF Renra Mann, who has
peen unfavoTaOiy Ano"n II this comm unity
Tor Ii number OF yeafe, was niLty ou Saturday
evening last Of an outrage upon the person of
one OF his grand-daug h htars, a little girl OF
les The a,tage tksL truth Is stranger Ghan Pc
tloI." The monster III human shape Is now
Ia the jail OF this place, awaiting the coudign
but ianient punishment prescribed BY taw tor
sach Crimes a. his. The vigilance OF the Law
officers alone saved him from s0Speas 81.
between heaven aad earth, which Is bar tas
Just desert o: all such monsters in crlnisag no
has proyed himself 30 he. .-DanciIs Rscistsr
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. PETalorIss IN PITrsYI.vhElA-Tha ladies of
the StrslIstoBe section OF our county ha1s
evinced spirit OF patriotism peculiar alone 20
the ladies' On the eve OF The departure of Capt.
:. I. Mustain's company. IL was announced
that funas were needsd for the pnr pose OF
minis ter;nA 10 the WanS aud comforts OF the
company IN the coming trials and privations
thaL await the soldier n the field and cslap.
bent coin, many of the ladies present con-
ribnted OF the jewels they wore on that oc-
aston III that they ssdered ornamental,
had with slowing cheek sud pa triotic devo-
Southern dspendence.--D Daaptlss Reg.
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SEND IS TRP NEWS.

Car friends al tia yariora camps sad places
u rendezvous and elsewhere, win confer q
iavor by ssndirE Z ia any interesting in tel
iseace, a. ths earliest practicable moment,
Tor publication. We desire u lseo our ea,7srs
clcrIaed N re-fr! 70 every thing taat trans.
piEee, and viii pay sn adequate cc.ap4ase.-
ion f3c important news.
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a TH1SKtve Otrs.--naring the reign of ter.
roF Hitoer uid 3 onn Adams ADM uis ira q, !,
WheE x was Inad8 treason for any man to
open his mouth 70 discuss the acts Of the
Administration, and the gag iaw was applied
TO men, about fifty Democrats formed a
thin kins club They met once week, thought
what they pleased, and adjourned.
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NOTICE TO orR sVgSrgTREgs.

Suhscrihsrs 20 the Dt8patch will observe the
'aoss AAEz on their papers when their sub
sGript!ons ars 8hout 70 expire. !Those xho
wish 70 renew WlN forward -tht5 'eernoUnt. or
the papers will ba stopped st the cIoae Of tho
term for which they have paid.
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Iks PoTEE oF WosAE's EYg.-A good old
Methodist preacher, long ago removed from
hfS scene OF temptation, IN Tela Ing MS eek
peTienSe, SAID a wonAan's eve was once SO
powerful. as 10 draw a.la thirteen miles
over i rough road Ia winter, sim ply for her 10
tell hiLa that she wouldn't marry him.
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ToHN =. RELVGS,
MRER ALrG
U1 Bsosp STEEaN, BETWEEN lSTH tSp i4rH.
100000 feet WHlTt PINE, TO 5 inenes thick
! gao feot POPLAR, 90 80 80 inches wide
70. .v35 s83t {-$ Pi,PLAR
$4,000 feet WALNUT, TO inches thioR
5000 feet superior WHITE ABB, Buitsble for
gym c&TsisFes.
&9J 51o feet = EnCk MAPLE.
= 90 feet NAHo0ANY. to inches thick
@a,o"o feet MAHOGANY suitsb bls for Cut ma
.ee9 feat 5-4 DRESSED FLOORING.
sa-o1o teet 5-3 UkDEEssBD FLOORING.
- 700 (eSt "a STGP PLaEK
g eio oe' 6-4 DO. de-
I0o. 600 fsct BOARDS
g 9p1 fest PANEL BOA EIDE
15h, coo feat SYCAMORE
100 oeg foot JOI Il and sCANTLIHe
75 500 SHINGLES.
AT Of the above - well seasoned ana ol good
quality.
F0K, EgNT-oas OFFICE and two SLEEPING
Roo iis ia oeiv.r'g Blc.k, On l2th street
- ~
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GzF. GAREsrT.-This officer. who has inst
gone 70 North western Virginia, 70 take corr
iaGld OF the Cont trderate forces in xI...t region
was Major in the q. s. Army, and has for
some yeSTs been IN Washington Tsrritcry.-
he is Il F.rGinian and saId 10 rs an Officer os
uncommon ability, and regarded by 4en. I.-e
with especial confidence.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

SAD AND FArAt AccIpEsT.-Second Sergeant
Chariss IL. Chapman, of The Slater Ua }
Guards, was accident italy shot and killed by
private Philip sweany, of the company at
aheIr rendezvous Ia New Orleans, on the 2Ist
inst. 1t appears that private Sweeny was
cleaning his rnushet, and Sergeant Chapyaan
was standing by conyersing with Sweeny and
another man. Swseny, IN the act Of rising
from the seat where he was sitting, dropped
his pistol from his belt. Its dropping upon
tne ftoo- sxpioded the cap and the ball Iassed
through Sergeant Chapuaa ns wrist and &c -
hls ieft breast, entering the heart. He died
almost instant tly.
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NORTH CAao-.st EoL~SrzvPs. The Dan
V'He REGISTER beato,7 :. high compliment = per
sna Iith North Carolina Regiment now en-
ped near that place. Ta-ir orderly faha-
F'or ana seAtienfaiy department 79in tbe ss
l7e14 and friendship Of the ciiizsns.
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4 JEEsEZ&AH was very sios and was not
eSFacted % recover. dls trisnoS GOT arouad
his bed, ana one Of them Gays !" John, do
you feel willing tc dis ?" JCac ar.a.s an
effort 20 give his views on the suhiacs. aud
aGs weTsd, with Ais feeble voice al Lhi9s I'D
Tataer stay where Im bsttsr acquainted
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TIE CEo7s The crops in this sAoaon are
unusually promising. The harvesting of
wheat AaS generally commenced The WELD ia
: GcGc one. At the Present writing ram is
need9c IN some localities, but in all the corn
snd oats lc'ok gree- aao Goa. !eiiing -Danuiils
Esgj3re,.
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uaIxIsAL TRIALS AT the recent term Of the
Oh'euit Court OF Princess AnEe county, Va,
Jan rs Cock WAS convicted OF nniaWfui shoot
ing, and sentenced 10 tweaty four hoara i'm
pyisdnSnsut. VIM. Grinstcad was tried tor
the "a uyoer OF James Nd. Land convicted Of
yoiunSary manslaughter and sentenced 70
tour NeaIs imprisonment.
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PaEsBYrsaIAs AcfIog.--Tne DanvIIle Regis
ter learns that the Prssby Iery of Orange, ar
ford, n. O., adopted measures looking TO the
Hganixa ton OF u Sou thern Presbyterian Gem
er1.i Assembly. kesoiG iions wsEe passed, in
yIting delegates from all the Presby teries Ia
tEs Confederate States 20 meet te = Oonven-
tion 10 be held IL the city VI Augusta, Ga,
early II December Irxt.
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ANDREW JOHNSON \ Tosy sY Ueanyrr-
IAs Knoxville Register asserts on the au-
thofity OF = gentleman who ha. traced The
traitors lineage, that Andrew johnson is of
Aofy descent. sAbsalom johnson, grand
father Of Andy, was q South Carolina Tory
through the Revolutionary war, and all the
descendants and family connections in that
state are branded with toryism 10 THE dav.
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~ Just Received
From SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
aeao yards best gRssTs, soF jackets ana
OYsrcoats.
1896 yards Grey CaSSIMERES.
2sO Grey Fatigue SHIRTS, for military use.
100 doL pairs Woollea SOCKS
Ahsp--A good essortmert OF Gold LACE snd
Virginia BUTTONS. and many other artioies IN
the military lias, TO which In vits the at entor
cf military usen-sA OF which | offer for sale
chsap. B.BECHER
No. &c Main street
je la-l9s' T. BBCHBR.
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Five companies OF North Carolina yolan.
ssers we're handsomely entertained by the Cit
liens Of Danville, Va, on Saturday last.
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THE UsDEssuGNED. aEIx.

W>A engaged in distributing Bibles ead Tes-
$jneLtS 2clonE the soliiers, and not being ahe to
obtain euittnie supply IN any other way a. pre-
sent, Especially requests all persons " TO may
be willing n give small sopies Of the. Holy
scriptures for THIS NurpGse, 20 lea thNm at the
bcoS- tora OF =. W0oDso & Co, on Main St.
lie 25-2t% J. r CARpEN TER
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COYNER'S WHITE
hNb AID BLACK sULPHURlHD
W n % A 81

NI4l kALYbEAfhApIS6S.
This WATEEING-PLAcE viii os op1 TOR the
reception of visitors os the 2erH OF E. 1t n
siiuateS or tie ltEs and IN fnll view ofEhs vtr.
sinia and Tefaessea R&ilraGi, shout a4ai mile
from Bonsaek's Depot, Roabokei Ve;. Al w.ich de-
pot an OMNIBUS viii always be Eo1sd aitng,
on the arrival Of the cars. TO convey Pc gers
20 the Springs. ~,
erseted numerous cures. Tks White sulphur,
asgrsysted cS1es Of dyspspsis. Serious az ssi0ns
Of the liver, kidneys, ~nd bladder, gsns1I de.
pility' god especially ciseases vi tae nsrse ayr-
lem, and thoss diseases peculiar 10 isnlsies The
Black Sulphur, all kiads OF diseases vi lasskin
ag9ravs;sd eases Of letter, aad other eotru.ions
Of the skin.
The asoetnmodations are equal 70 any toss ind
ia The mountains OF Virginia, and this IA ABL ans
ATTEHDANTs OF the InosI sstls siaetory chETa sr
together with Gne BAND OF MUSIC, and elry
|attractien usually found At Erst-cl2ss Water =.
iAe.s-as 10 ell Of which we bsg lsars 10 refs 20
ne large number Of persoEs who have hsrstetrs
|sisised the place.
BOARD VIII be reduced to gao Per noah tr
blsiiiter Chi ldrsn and servants half price,
Il There is also q, FELE0kARH OFFICE asA.
shish ennaaisssss With slI gasss q srs .hs ssrsl
10Y az--em Proprist6r.
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TTe yIsGIxIAxs AND sL4yEH0LD-

Eks on The BORDkh.--'Fs those who own
negro property, and live on the borders of Lin
colns despotisln, nd who feet AZ in.eeu rity IN
the same cG thar Unt, the nadpIgigned yould
ssy hat the fertile valley cf White L.}ver in ar
kansas, oters more iadHcements TO the sai tier
.aaa say other portion cf the 50nth There,
thelf property would DO perfectly safe; the snis
are vsgy prod uetivs ad cheap, b, z!th excatlart
water good, and ell mo local advantages to ba
had tina. can be found IN Virgiaia, or any other
s01thsr1 ctats
The undersigned have 2oo, ESQ gcres for sale, 10
which they invite tn attention OF ourcnasers-
VIII exchange i2rds for aegro-s. AdIress With
postage eneloseo, LU0hN q pGITCHAkh
jacksonport, JAskson Co2Gty, Arkansas.
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HkvERsACKs


and aAITsKs,
Ready made and mar anufac,ured IN large qasasitless
at snort netIeo, 81
". c. BARTOs's, 2as Main 81,
% "s-iU Two doors below >potswcod Hotel.
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Ea June 2A....speeiai Ne,ice. .....Juas aAs
MIL T RY q Ds,
IT,. ,.,,o,.,s PER ADAMS EXPRESS.
DEs.aApLB GOODS.
MILITARY COMPANIES
Wanting 2E
ECONOMICAL OUTFIT.
Racs;vlng this week:
5000 yards OF Cadet Grey SATiERTY.
900 ysE6s of hes Blue sal NETT.
1000 yard, of Grey CAs~fNEhT
soce ys1as Hickory sThtPk~i Tor @hiras,
1900 yards shseps Grey tA>SIMkRE,
ae'' yards dos,y hssvy Failed cLo-g, sor over
g ba.as Cotton oZNABURGs,
10 bales IA do DO.
3 bstGs striped do
IL bales heavy 4-4 Brown DOMESTIC
eV0 yaros Patent Blars gnasn slsd CLOTH,
Isoe yAfas OF poltor wool dyed Navy cne
JEANS, q nrs. rs!- Gcods for az
forms,
IS doz. Blue Flannel Fatigue SKIRTS
BOO pairs sCpsrior BLAhhETe,
200 pairs real havv DO
3Soa yards Grey aud Blue FLANSIn.S.
The above, vi variety oI other Goods for
camp serTice, will be- bold cheap at the Military
headquarters % ALFRbD HOrE ES,
te 24-!2: as Main street.
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AF We call the Attention OF Farmers
and MfilSts to d l. ~ g kLb RATED
MODEL E A n for q 'eanaing all kinds of Grsis
and Seeds from cookie. cheat, sr1Et, gravel. rss
9Th, white caps &c. This grain cieAa Is s,rong
and neatly made, works easy, and is warrautet
ard given OF trial. Price sai Orders s9iiej. 81
and promptly attended TO. address 7 J. DOYLE,
Wythevifls We. - 2s-'t*