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900 s z, u.s.: c ,.s, wHHssA ssEH5g
| 50 bbis. cornmea Frsneh BRANDY,
Z s esss ~ 70 ies cosnase paaNb1.
+ s s.a s ss sas.t:ot eesisn s.rrsRs,
pipes BoIlsndieffF,
6 bali nipss Hsanssss;y and otsrd BRANDY,
a. s,s = z ssPsf "a sfe aes = sAspv.
i 20 hals. re'F sae p eeh BpAEpf,
4s caSEs r It. MADEIRA, sherry aad Malaga
asa ssis 81 sE,sa C. 3, and yellow coaee
Ice tsls s ral, Zen. sad Crashed suoAs.
100 RIBS ssw orls@as vol ASSES. sapssisr
IS bills. wy Wy ;sl,o.se. ao,dea.syRup.
| as aet bots. w sod'e II u Cat HEaGfa6S,
/ Lee bhls Nor, l. and Nj ACkt Ret.
| H. 60 bhis. E@lifAE ,:ns a;o.lBERRINas,
| leo tierees, barrels aHd kegs choice Lear
40 hhSs Sides shoulders ma Hams BAc0S.
! q 81. + odd elrofes :, SUGAR.
Ic0 do9en BROOM. al siree,
10 tIerees eenice nav ElCE,
50 pbis. s'nkIAt,
| 1 io0 dczea bUCkElb, 81"
| seo lacks eoaree aud EnS SALT,
> ksss WssSteg SODA.
100 boz es Coigats's Pale and pe'ers,vs SOAP.
Ioe packages choice o reen ard Black TEA,
| 500 box manufactured FOB .CCU,
| 2os boxes PATitfhae, Adsnant.. and Teilow
Lee e S ssss = fFs4 q btrrrgss4 olsazn.
eco Teanfs wrafeiug PAPER,
! $50 boxsa ouud pfPPsg, SPICE, GIEGFR
! CoEFEE, mCsTAROand EAST POW
| UER>,
&c 600 Prfnci pc CIGARS,
! rs casss MATCHES,
! shoe Brushes; Lines, or eli kinds wrappine
| Twins; Pig Blue; Fancy Soap; Ssleratus; Soda
| Shoe Taeks Pipes; AID almos. apsthiug In our
| Iins. Il. x. IN ES & CO.,
| is s-I's 18th At be .e@o +" IN anf Cav
| RAcUa, LAID, nlCE. &C.
sooa u auss Virginia BACON.
! 2S barTel- prime LAID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-11

IA HlGhlOYD GLUrHiNE MANU-
"a FACTORY TT ubscribsrs have on ia a.
"a q large and colapiets assortment Of SOUTH
49, ERA hAHUFACTU2gD Go0Ds--Closhs
CasGlzasTs and Vesetngs, ek all grades, from tbs
Following noted -aiiIs: Crsnshaw MIlls, Rish
mond, Va; Miller 20, g EIlls, C1ipsDer county
Va; Kelley, Ford Co.. Villa, Freaertcksbnrg
ga. Thomas u kimes' MILLS, MARION, suith
sounty, Va; Rock Island Mills, OhayIctta, N O.;
w5ica Wa ara prepared to make to measure q. the
snoitesE n1tlco. &nd in the ia:sst and mest ap-
proves stytsa--sosds that win compare In avery
.espeei ia tns bsS. Soxtasra manufactured
soods, sld Ei.any Of Ehs Crenshaw g0oas sqa A IL
3usiity to french. There can be 70 ioaxsr an
exease fer ouylng goods mannfactuI cd Out Of tie
state. IN ADDITION, we Keep always on hand
saock q FRENCH AND ENGLISH CI.oTHs agD
UAShi1EhEs, rot tn be 81 rpasssd by any HOUSE
IL lie city. We have the bss. Of .ssisrs
ma corps cf sorknsn rot 10 be suJpssssd
y. sny hosss iS the nE.oa, with dstsrni
nstiol t. furnish oar Patrons with &oolhsrr
CiothinG material raised soath. goods voys
South, sat aud race Sonth. ana we trnr to be
sold and worn South, ca We are deteyms rod TO d,
sia In our power to push forward southern snssi.
:ut1oas, sfEGCE CAREY
fyb1tAfHra pH ant asfa
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e.. n Coz Ns.ki y " saAs
AND BLACK SULPHUR AND :
SEsaEy AALyBSATE SPRiN93.i
. THE wATERfNa-PLACR viii he open fer Ia
reception of visitors on taa '2oTs 0H NAY. 4 H.
sitoa, I'd GA the has su0 Ia fall view If .hs VII
kt7iG aud TeEaeGsss RAILROAD. st,oub nai. satla
iroAi BSnsaea'e Dspvt, Eoaaaoss, Va, ut vhion ds
poE as @1NlbCs viii always be feaRa waiting
81 the s.tfeal OF .As eArs, 20 s2arey passenger
30 ths epitCYs,
These Whit- sna siacx srlpt1r Waters have
sfactsl Numerous edrss. The White Sulphur
aggravated care. CT dyspepy.a. serious Affection,
81 the ttvsr, kidneys, End kiaeasr, general as
6il,ty. and especially diseases OF tn nervous sys
Is.a, and zee diseased peculiar H. fsn sles Yas
Eissk sulphur, ali .iaas q diseases Of the sSin
aggravated CAKES 81 tastsy, and other eorruptioal
CO The SKIN. - r'
The accommodations are sQpaI 10 sny 10 be fon no
in the mountains OF Virg mis-, sad the TIA BILE And
ATTENDANTS Of tbs most satisfactory character
together with y nIie BAND Or faUsiC, and ever,
4ttTactioB usually fouad 81 lrs.-ciass Watering
Plscss-as to eli CT which beg isaye to Ssfsr K
tiis large EuraDss @! portions rho have heretoloze
visited tbs place.
BOARD viii be reduced to gao paf mouth Ioi
families children and servants half prfee
TAsr9 10 also a. TELEGRAPH OFFICE here
ssisA sog2Mn aisstsa With ell parts OF ths 5o1ta
J. u. AkEF ELslRGkks,
sg-sm Pra1.rfa.nY
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GpaIa WOslIs kseTME.

- EWI& r UOBs kats xiv -.
This rev HOTEL. 81 he sorner Of MAIN a7d SCI
gsrssss, i1ss eDished AID elegantly furnished. h
so-s aTser tor the accommodation Of guests
.he location La the hest Ia he sity FAD eyert
sEort viii be mace 10 please .as Patrons OF sa'
HGE5s-
] nars sasaYsd the seyvfses Of NT. T. W. H9n
s5sxs lsaa ss tas Asossst House, Kew I orig.
a.. - Insppp n fRsNlnA "
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aSALL GE hgSyt1 Aaz, f1st 4e $3.50
- tSt UH0RCH HILL, RtCHMoaD, VA
WHITx PATIssrs--ia wards, - psr week; n
private rooms, ~ to Us Per week. al ~
SLAvEs-$5 per week. Less Than week, 81 re'
lay, bal Iot ~ exceed - per week Traction.
ever the hrst week II esats per day.
No s1sra Charges except for sursieAi eperatioes
and then an additional fee ranging from % to -
via be charged Bill payable on The rcv0set a. tn
satteSt No email pox admitted. Da
A covered spring wagon viii convey patients L
snd from the Hospital when desired Orders Igx,
Be left ~ the Hospital, ct tbs oIce Of &. L. HoI
tADAg. lsib street, between Main and Cary.
This subscriber, who has besa connected viii
he Institution sines It's foupastion, hsvinH taksi
|. under his exclusive charge, aided by competsl
aSststSnts, solisits . continuance Of tho Iibs "a
patronage Of his fstsads and VI ths pehtis gems
raHy.
Attending Physician aad Surgeon,
JANIS BbLrOH, n D.
0fsss street, between 9Th and StA.
AseIsTAsrs ~~ s
CWP BROCK, MD.
uharsA Hill, cor .sth asd Manhail ne.
W W, GDa6IH. H. D.
bs-f~ Resident FhvsislGn.
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sCFr'S OFFICE Z. . .. K4IIa01Dl,,

OtNICE hIEaNOND AEu 2. 4 3 co u
RrCYsoSD, June 2sth, 1881 !
F.> TSROUGi FREiaHP ARaAsGR.
Syea MSATS no CHARLESTON AND hAVAN.
1s NAB, can be made 1T cheap rates, freight 70
ne pad 81 either end Of III tipa, by appi' las =.
this pG CO. - TROs II. NYEEA sRy'G.
1e .s-lin .-..-s.
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STOFt0s NAEPS.-The q WlHNnTF MAUI.
" FACTU aIHf' COMPANY Ia prepared to put
I'D RPS, niade Of good cotton, so 10 Q ysrds
- 49, = J,s;ro6 ~ hasn 80, 80, ~
can use yarns from No 5tols
ee nrdars seIcitsi from Voolan Mills located
IN toe Confederate states. The lowest i3vins
prices wil4 be charged. Address
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"a - " EfTE STTf.plIIE ApRINGG

q AMELIA SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
M4 ris located a. mites southwest OF Rsch.
sEsss3SfsSs. u mond, on the kichmoEs and DS1vllls
or JUEE. -
4 regular Omnibus line -ill sennsst daily viz
the Cars.
The Froprtstors VIII nee every effort 20 alys
sat!sfact.on TO those who may vist this agreeable
resort. We will ksep the BEST TABLE, ard onl
Sac sds,l bs well stocked with the best III
SC0aS. We bsva an stunosass o! ICE.
s.... TyRMs:
Chtl1rsa uIaer To- an6 servants ............ II s.
ger Jay 81
White Servants two thirds.
Meals sent TO rooms wiz os charged syt-s.
~ :9-d3a,# n y & r e. WTLLEns
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RA1IC HJEPYT AIS.

YsU@P3TAL OF THE feUtGAL COL.
4 LE0E OF VIR0laiA.-Ihis Hospital crest
ed by the Hbsrsiity Of the State at coat Of more
tRsp 30. 900, ~ now eoclplstsJ, and Opsa for the
reception "a paIisQts. Ii i'd &t9 iTabiy adapted by
Us pisn fer the accommodation Of the sick, AID II
fa1niah3d WIN sveTy cow anienCe requisite fo7
their comfoEt and sueCessfui treatioent. It's SIT
aatioa, Marshall street, east CT eth, iIDmadi.
.tsly adi aseRt &c the Medical College, while 70,
tred and airy, il At the s4ms time cs1tfai, anc
convenient OF GsSsss from al parts OF the city.
TIE patients age ander the immediate charge OF
he Professors of the College, (who make dsiiy
visi.s,l assisted by oonpstent Resident Phy-i'
sian. .t.
Ali persons requiring Asdicai or Surgical treat.
Tapt are ad lIlttsa, except the IEsasB, and thOat
aboring under 3kALL-Eox ARD ofKsR iEFzoTIoUs
LYING IA woHrS, both white and solorsd, re.
ss!vs special ea-s and attention.
Including Board Aeaicai Attsndsnes, sst
White patients. - Per week.
oixses ..,......'';. -.
For less than ona week. ii Per lay, np 70 ras
charge for 4 full week.
Several neatly furnished PsIyATs Rooss have
besu provided for those desiring separate accom-.
moaesaons. Tbs charge fcg these will vary from
u TO $t5 per week
FOR Surgical oesfatiens, . fse Raging from ..
o use VIII he required. In addition to The Sbovs
~ Adj e.aygss 2ayabe the memorial qr the patient
limited number Of beds placed at the disposal
Of Charitable Associations, ri $3.50 per annafa,
payable ssmt- nauaty, or ~ CORES ponolng rate
or six months.
Patients conveyed to or fro,n the Hospital In
suitable vehicle. provided expressly Tor the pnr
eose.
Citissns and straugers are invitsd to visit tie
sSspitAi, aad inseses It's arrangements.
Preeident--Dr. l.. +. JOfhkS.
Attending Physictans--Dn. TUCKER, CoE.
WAY and McCAW. al
Attending Sargeons--Drs. GIBSON, PETiCO
0Ass and WELLFoRD.
Resident Physieian-Dr. WAIAH n. WHITS.
Stew&rd-f b PAEfeH Sp 2z-ly
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DEVIDENEs NOTIF E.-T1e Board OF DiFeG
- tor, of ths TRADERS Il INK, OF the city OF
Rect naond, have this day declared divtdebd ot
goc" and quarter per rGrt. out of be profits 81
the Eank t,p 10 tk,s day which after decuctink
J1s-quarer of oaa pes sent. bonus to the State
te.Tee foGE per CeEs het to TIE st0okR iders
pavSnte or application SINTO.;, C2shter.
Eteh nand Julv ley, 1861 ie ? hot
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(Ngtsss Nn,--Fhe Freetdent and director. ~
~ the FARMERS BA9K OF VIRGINIA hepe
declared dividend OF soar per cent. cut OF the
proais tor the last siy months sct to daduC-
tion Of per cant. bonus 10 the state, leaving 8.
per cent nett. payable TO the Stocs hold-Ts the
18th last. }. a. SMITH, Cashier.
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r. E,s.ssssxx.s, NstyAt {. IL. a. 49,. ss-4. ,
Axe &ASe&z4$ss NzW AND tM2tsET1ET : -
-a'Sa<---s. --7<s@~ y NGRA ENT 1a.t ~F-hs AZ,

Ans EXfKB CONF kEX r.scss<f1. II znnouess
TO ths per anss thsr Gsvssrfas yst e sxE tasR
kbpsesr TWICE DALtsf trosa - aI k&R.2- skit'
AGkLPhiA aua 8AaTih0E q 80 k4tEaOs ..
SsEshr ahoFS-ng eausIai tas1sitiss Iyf nas,ahEs
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C'U6 4 UnI IL FEMALE >kMfNssIs.
IL ahkL SaEORouGA, @
This lDstitrtioG has besp IN successful opera
tiap for twenty-one years. AID Tor l.za lssS ssf
years under It's prosant Principal.
The of insru ctioa is desig ed to afford q
southern parsnts an institution 10 which eau bt
occurred evsry I'D vantage afforded by the very bssl
Female reminaries In the cou ntry.
The Faculty consists nj Five gentlemen ant
soUg ladies The iGssitution Il, and he's been
THOROUGHLY SOUTHERN il It's organiIatioa.
Ursensborough Is sminsntly heslih by, and, II
sae present excited state Of the country It's geo
graphical position renders Ii = quiet aud safe "a
Seat. .-..-s. ...s.
The us4t session win commence August LIST,
1851.
For Catalogues, eontaiuing full particulars Of
RICHARD STERLING Principal,
10 "a ffn* Green borough N G (
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=: y SSSss ! rs SsI;y5E & Ssisi
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DIVIDENDS.

-, 49, -
nEEEssESi e. The PRESIDENT md directors uf
~ he EACH ATaE B&NG GFl Vt& j II Gave
dec ar ID q 5 "a snausl Divldea Of pei cent
subject to a deduction oi one quarter per cseI
Bonus. pa ahia 18th irstsIt s.t I'D.
j. o-t. ~. P sTR0rnER, Cashier.
~ YlDs -. Tue ETe8Q-nt I'D directors VI
~ tbs BANK Or VIRGINIA hare declared
dividend CT three aud three quarters pEr cent
FOR the last six months, paysbte on the e,h inst
al o5ect 10 b deduction of per cent bonus 30 the
5 ate, lea7iGg = per cent nett IA yan,e 60 thu
Stock holders, tor ~ as ger share J
~ 4--l0Le r.s Nm 4 TsYT.2E Cashier
TNVtH No,-rhs rre..dent and Difeetor. .
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(,O1D EDkL, .F0n DENTISTS, Nsa SUs
" PACTURED BIZ BROWN EAPE, ALLAN
IA. GA.--rhis FOIL being strictly OF Soc herr
manufacture sptesis strongly 10 The Yeetists u
lowing is among the numerous tssEimonia.s IL
its fsver:
"MEssRs. BROWN HAPE.-I have been using
Gold Fcal for over thirty ysara, OF dinersat Eaf
faStursTs, azd saiEk your 10 tho beet have
Used. 8. PARKER. D. d g.. Edsensld, 4. 9.
Ner sale h- e. GEsNsx
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80 - EAiLE01 n a.
AyoR oUgs.

I-l7T'- -T|'- ; IFII' =
kfrE AND P4SRENG Tgtrr.
On gD1 alter MONDAY, Jrns 3d. lasYs ~
mend daily for stauntoB, LynchbarR. assa...,..
Junction, and all istermedis6e sssttoas, ~ 80
NJ. l.. ts--.s .---.-..l 81 -
TUEsDATs, THURSDAYS and sArugp.y,
TTOs. DoDAnyle
te Its 't' General kura~' DtAndsss
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Shooting Of a Deserter.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. General
Franklin was yesterday furnished with
copy of the order for the execution of VIM.
II. johnson, private in the Lincoln Cav
airy. According to report his offences
was desertion. Surprising himself to be
in the presence of a party of the enemy,
he expressed his joy that he had made his
escape. The officer in command had
private conversation with him, when he
freely and anxiously gave such informa-
ton as would have been ofgreat Importance
to the Confederates. His revelation being
concluded, he was arrested, and, much to
his surprise, he discovered his mistake
when he was taken back to his own. camp
prisoner
The execution took place this afternoon
in the presence of about seven thousand
soldiers belonging to General Franklin's
division. A detachment of twelve men
were detailed for the purpose. Eight of
them first fired, when johnson fell on his
coffin but life not being extinct, the other
four in reserve fred with the required eff
feet This is the first execution in the
army of the Potomac since the commence
ment of the rebellion.
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From Me Cincinnati Gazss7e' Decsmsesxl
McClellan's Plans Unsatisfactory

"The sound of mighty preparation has madA
the country patient, but it is impossible to conf
ceal longer the situation of affairs. The season.
for successful operations past and it leaves the
National Capital in State of blockade, which
has been deliberately established in the very face
of our mighty reviews and of our naval power
on the Potomac; blockade as humiiating to
the Government and as disgraceful to our mill
tary power as our blockade of the Southern
coast is to the Confederates.
at leaves the Confederate army in force in
sight of Washington, and holding line hun
dred and fifty miles in length above and below
the capital, with perfect impunity; a line which
our generalship has made but one attempt to dis
turb, and that resulted in another disaster but
little less than Bull Run. And now Southern
coast expeditions arc undertaken, to satisfy the
public expectation, sending troops at ten times
the cost to repeat the Washington campaign by
making themselves safe at some point on the
Southern coast as if we could fight the enemy
better on his own ground and thousand miles
away from our supplies, when we have him in
reach, and have not the generalship to meet him
anywhere on a border of thousand miles, where
we have our whole army, and on our own base
of operations.
"It is with reluctance that we express our con-
fiCtlouS Ou lHe real SltuallOH Oh dHdlrS, OUT Inc
delusion which has kept the deferred hopes of
the people from sickening the heart, is too bare
to be longer played. An attempt now to retrieve
the loss OF the for active operations would
result in terrible sacrifice of men, and peril the
safety of the whole army. The coast expeditions
are a waste of our resources to no important pur-
pose. The way to carry on war, especially by
the superior power, is to conquer the armies of
the enemy. If we could not find them in force
there might be some sense in looking for them in
remote places; but they are here facing us, and
We have an army whose numbers We recapitu-
late to astonish the world by its immensely and
by the rapidity with which it was raised; and
we have generalship which does astonish the
world by its utter incapacity to plan any cam
paign of real active and important operations, or
even to break the enemys lines which he ex-
tends without limit in the face of our immense
concentration, as if in undoubting confidence in
our generalship." a....
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Napoleon's Idea Of Making War.

The following letter was written by
Napoleon to Augereau, on the 21st of
February, 1914:
"What Six hours after receiving the
first troops from Spain you are not in the
field! Six hours of rest is quite enough
for them. | conquered at Nangis with the
brigade of dragons coming from Spain,
who from Bayonne had not drawn rein
DO you lay that the six battalions from
Mines want clothes and eqVpage, and are
uninstructed Augereau, what miserable
excuses! have destroyed $4,000 enemies
with battalions of conscripts, scarcely
clothed and without cartridge-boxes. The
National Guards are'pititul! [ have here
4 900 Anglers and Bretagne in round hats,
without cartridge-boxes, but with good
weapons; and L have made them tell
There is no money, do you say? But
where do you expect to get money; but
from the pockets Of the enemy? You have
no teams? Seize them. You have no
magazine? Tut, tut! this is too ridiculous!
L order you to put yourself in the field
twelve hours after you receive this letter
Ifyou arestill the Augereau of Castiglione,
keep your command. If your sixty years
are too much for you, relinquish it to the
oldest Of your general officers. The coun-
try is menaced and in danger. It can
only be saved by daring and alacrity, and
not by vain delays You must have a
nucleus of 5000 picked troops? have
not so many, yet have destroyed three
armies, captured 10000 prisoners, taken
two hundred pieces of artillery, and thrice
saved the capital The enemy are in full
flight upon Troyes? Be before them.
Act 10 longer as of late. Resume the
method and spirit of '95. When French
men see your plume waving in the van,
and you, first Of all, exposed to the encmy's
fire, you will do with them whatever you
will"
Napoleon has some reputation as milia
tary man, and yet it appears he could b
In hurry. He could go without trans
portation. He could move without wait
ing for the enemy to get ready.
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Special Washington Dispatches to the NJ Y. Times.
DISLOYALTY AMONG GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES.

Mr.. Potter, of Wisconsin, stated in the
Republican caucus Monday night, that his
committee had reported to the Admins
tration against the loyalty of between four
and five hundred employees of the Govern
ment, mostly in the Departments at Wash
ington, and that only about two hundred
had been removed. 1t is the intention of
the committee to report the whole matter
to Congress in few days. The movement
is not con idered friendly to the Admins
tration, and will create much excitement
in the Departments, many of the clerks re-
ported against beiug'retained by influence
of Republican members of Congress
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D@~A friend of ours says that he intends
applying for patent for machine, which,
he says, when wound up aud set in motion
will chase hog over ten acre lct-catch,
yoke and ring him, or by slight change
of gearing, it will chop him into sausages,
work bis bristles into shoe brushes, and
manufacture his tail into a corkscrew.---
Great machine this
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21

CURE FOR SPRA1Ns, &c.-Every farm
er has experienced more or less inconveni-
ence from the want of remedy for the uu-
merous ails and injuries to which his do
nestle animals particularly the horse) are
subject. here give my remedy for strains
or bruises, which consider unparalleled
in the history of medicine To one quart
Of alcohol, add one pint of rain water,
and one ounce of arnica flowers. A
thorough application of this cheap and
easily procured remedy is sure cure.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21

GA man whose son run away for
parts unknown" advertised him in the
papers, describing him as red-haired,
blue-eyed, and having turued-up nose"
One evening, while the anxious father was,
as usual, inquiring of every one he saw
concerning his runaway son, wag, who
was standing by exclaimed, 81 am positive
your son will turn mp soon, my man" -
" Have you seen him, my friend ?" asked
the father, grasping the other by the hand.
"You say his nose turned up, don't your"
Z" Yes, yes; but have you seen him Pr
"No, haven't, but if his nose turned up,
he'll turn up too; for every one must fol-
low his nose, you know" The father
groaned at this pok;ng fun at misery.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21

~ The abolition papers, in Delaware
and Maryland, have taken ground in favor
of Mr.. Cameron's proposition to change
the boundaries Of Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia; but the scheme is not likely to
be successful, judging from the indications
around US.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21

DSAu exchange, says another exchange,
comes to us with the notice that Truth
is crowded out of this issue. This is al
most as bad as the up-country editor, who
said, For the evil effect of Intoxicating
drink, see our inside"
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21

O. A very pious old gentleman told his
sons not to 60 fishing under any circum-
stances, on the Sabbath but, if they did,
BY all means to bring home the fish.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21

nay Jim, how does the thermometer
stand to-day ?"-"Ours stands ION the
mantel-piece, right agin the plastering."
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-12-21
THE SOUTHERN EGIS.

land, let the South, preserve the precious
boon now committed to her sole care, for
posterity, ere it be TOO late
ATRoPos.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-07-11

eral to take such command as may be assigned them
and in making snch appointments the governor is no
restricted To make the same from the general officers III
commission in the militia Of the state any law OF the
state to the CONTRARY Notwithstanding.
see. 3s The governor Is hereby authorized to accept
under any call Of the president OF the United Stacs The
enlistment or the teru OF three years, unless sooner dis
charged, OF any all o the thirteen regiments already
accepted under the rcquson OF the president already
made upon the state for volunteer militia Provided thn
TO iil any requisOn from the president oil the United
States beyond that already made Tor thirteen regiments
shall first be had to such regiments companies a.
have beenaready organized under The authority oil th'
state.
Sec 4. That original sections two and three Of the
said act passed April 10 I-b1 hereby repealed bu
such repeal shall affect any act done hereunder, anc
this uct shall take effect from lis passage.
p. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker OF the Housc OF Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK.
President OF the Senate.
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