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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
NO. 70.
Wisrellanrous.
MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO WASH]e.
PAssENGER LINE
-DETWEEN-
DoWnieyiiie and Virginia City.
THROUGH IN TWO DAYst
From DOWnIeyil;e.

Y0-=sS5zS75ffaA We are now making two round trips
&5:s.i1S &s5Ss1l4A-5 III week,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
C0MMISSI0V AND PURCHASING
AGENT,
sam Francisco.

ORDERS for the purchase of Merchandise and artI-
cles OF every description solicited by the under
signed.
residence in this city Of over ten years and an ex-
perience in the business of nearly the length of
time, sidered sufficient 10 warrant the conf
of persons in the country who occasionally re-
qure to make purchases here through the sgency Of
reliable party; or who may be looking Tor perma-
uut Agent in san Francisco To either the adyer ser
offers his services assuring all who intrust orders to
him that no effort shall be spared to their
missions satisfactorily
All Orders must be accompanied with the Cash or
CITY Reference.
Those desiring Information concerning the uuder
signed are referred 10
Wm. I. Coleman Co., San Francisco.
J. II. Coghil Co.,
G. Langley, Druggist, "
Flint, Peabody Co.,
Ira p. Rankin,
Ross, Deupster Co,
J. Anthony =, Union Office, Sacramento
And 10 the Proprietors OF the NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
\. B.-Urders for Maehnery, Pianofortes, Melode-
on Sewing Machines Watches, Jewelry, &C., will be
attended TO by competent judges
L.. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
go Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite haguire's Opera House, san Francisco.
ap27-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
AiVery Notice.

HAVE this day sold to Mr.. J. G. WILLIAMS q
j one half interest IN the Pioneer stable, and the
LIVERY business connected therewith.
Marygvile, April Gath, 1851. T. SFAWARD.
The Pioneer Livery and sale Stable will hereafter
he conducted by the guad under the name and
firm OF ofSEAWARD WILLIAMS.
THOS. sEAWABD,
apps my j. G. WILLIAMS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teehng. which greatly fa
clitate the process Of teethlng by soenng the gums
reducing all nnamation-wi sllay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
1t viii give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants Pefcctly safe In all cases. See adver-
tsement in another column. may4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
PHILADELPHIA, January lTth. 1859.

the Philadelphia College of Medlcue.-to the editors
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Fran
cisco, for publication
PHILADELPHIA, January lTth, 1859.
To the editors of the Pacific Medical Journal
Gle in the December number of your journal, in regard
TO the ad eundem degree granted hy The Philadelphia
College OF Medicine to Dr. l.. }. Czapkay When the
application for the degree made 10 the Faculty, Il
was accompanied by alHdElts and tcsmonalst to the
effect that DE- Czapkay was regular graduate NJ. ID.
of the University of Pesih had served surgeon in
the Hungarian army and regular practitioner
of medicine. On tie strength of those the degree
was granted. The al dem degree, as H. name in
plies, is conferred on graduates only and gives Us
privileges. Had there been the slightest Suspi-
cion Of rregulary the application would have been
refused. BY inserting this in your Journal you VIII
do act of justice 10 the College, and confer favor
on Yours, yer, respectfully II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DIR L. J. CZAPRAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute Is on Sacramento street below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific NAH steamship Company's Office
San Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no ,muuerpuoY unless he effects a cure
OAicc hours from A. NJ. to9P.M
ernor Of Hungary, do testify hereby, that DR.. l.. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest Tor Hungarian
liberty, as Ca = Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful pers, verHuce. Whereof have given to
tim This ccrucate, and mmend him to the sympa-
thy, attention ana protection Of all those who
pah- Of appreciatu. patriotic self sacrifice and
deserved mis- fortune. KO~SUrH LAJOS,
Governor of hungary.
WAsHNGToS CRY, Jan 9Th, 1sj2. leblI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
menber, OF volunteer Com.

,~,,-rhrt,ne m OF Volunteer COM
panies not Exempt from Draft.
The following opinion of the A'torney'aeh'
,rol in answer to an inquiry, bears upon 4
practical question Of the day, and will be read
with interest: 49,, ,oc,
RrcuNoSp, July II, 1861.
s,R.-The letter you enclose has been con-
o;d.red After some doubt aboupthe question,
arising from the meaning to DO ATTACHED TO Inc
military terms, detail or draft tor actual ser
vice" | submit my opinion.
After conference with military men, rs 20
these terms, ! think the call for actual service
in mass comes within the terms quoted above.
Such being the case, it follows that contrib
ptio, members to volunteer companies are hoe
exempted from such q call to actual service
Code Of Va. chap. &c. acc. s.
The exemptions mentioned in CHI. -, sec D
of the Code Of Virginia do not avail IN til"
case of this call to actual service in mass.
| think the language Of the ordinances OF
the Convention, No. 81 AID Nh. Is, makes Z
diff renee in the cases to which they are ap'
n,,cnble. The language there used Is, unless
drafted and detailed for actual service oy oTde7'
or The Gorernor," and the purpose seems to
he TO leave tho removal OF the exemptions IN
srcb cases 10 tie express order al the 10Y
e-nur.
Respectfully.
j. r. Tucker
III. :. &. FnENcu, A. D. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13

We publish to day en- account oi the sad
affair IN Fairfax county, resulting in the death
of tEo G! cur soldiers a: the hands of our own
military by i dePlorable mistake. The writer
Of this knew and loved both the young glen
who thus fell. OF young Tyler a tribute ap
pears elsewhere from the pen Of a friend. He
was a brave soldier, On educated and intelligent
man, and enthusiastically devoted to Virginia
and tins South. Young Gordon va sav Z iew
weeks ago in his barracks a modest looking,
gentlenacly. and manly youth. His Captain
mentioned him with pride and affection ss enc
Of his very best soldiers. a letter before as
s.ys he died like o trsTe Nan, declaring bis
only regrc: 10 Be that &C died usclessiy. To
him who encountered 50 terrible a FIRE froco
our lines, aod yet marTelouslv escaped With.
out c serious wound, TIC sTr:;er deems it tcore
appropriate that he should offer i'll private The
congratulations due to a gallant brother. It
is hard for friends 10 bear patiently tie ccnsa
qucnces Of what seem, to have been q want oil
proper care. Weare glad to learn that al! iuVes.
sigation has been asked for by Captain Payne
and Col. Munford, aud has been ordered. We
hope it may Prove that an accident not TO oe fore.
seen, accustomed the tragedy. Meat while
those who fell died martyrs 10 our molly Cause,
as truly Is if it Ind beca theirs 10 drive the
last invader FROM our soil. As s'lch let the
young heroes be h~ouo-ci, and their menosy
cherished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
p,,SrN'' l..
For the EaqriTer.
IN THE LACY RiFLEMES.

Fuewel'. thou brave and gallant 'ano-
G ID speed you in your cause h.,
F:r now you've pledged ooIa neaf' Suo n"n'
10 uuho.d our righteous "
AID ahen Your a.g shalt proudly noat
A,oyo your forms 50 brave,
o., then your hearts VIII oea1 INC NOTE
10 victory or lhe 9T"Ts.
Frs sjutherrcr will never yield
10 L:rc,lu's kingly orders,
Aoa .hkees will feast on Southern stee.
E;e ,rey cross our Northern borders.
So when YOU meet your Northern foe,
Where CORY war ~ seen,
1t en- give them truly blow on blow
IL men in gray and green.
Us drive marauders from the ground
Wnere Washington lies Gear;
For uj bis noble cheers would SOUND,
II his Southern ear could hear.
Blu. though he is not Row awake,
L. cheer, though war is seen;
Vt rhrald ms chains you s'cn "!l! o'eaA'
% men ia gray and CREST
T, mike the Y sakees stand 10 piscc,
Fond friends arc forced to part,
Aa;l bitter the tesr the sister sneaS.
Tae life blood of hcr heart;
G,ad bye! gooi bye my brothers dear;
G,d guide you heart and hsnd;-
7 9ouli not bid you linger here
Ua:s Gresham doth commaHd!
And when with ali the South combined
Ye break crushed freedoms chains,
Then will old Abe in dust repine,
Ard mourn you're free again.
Once more ad;eu; ye gallant band;-
God will protect Jour cause,
TJr you have pledged, both heart and hsud,
To bide By Southern laws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
Ncws from Northwest Virainia-Iao
S.,,yaen the G~eory.ans and The Enemy
.,r,ll,ant Victory or the Georgians.

uo,.. from Northwest virainia-Baitle
between The GeorgIans and The Enemy
brilliant Victory or the Ceorgians.
BEVERLEY, Va, 7th July, 1861.
Editor: Richmond Enquirer. -
GENTLEMEN Having been run ont from All
that is dear to me in Upshur county BY tTaItotS'
I am here q refugee. an exile, seeking the pro.so,
ton OF our army. My age and health EXCLUDES
me from an active participation IN TINS ga' a.
conflict But | freely consented hat tnFee -.
nv sons should give all their energies 'or .ns
maintainapce Of our cause. They are 10 'h'
Geld, under the protection of o just Goa. A.,
Our scouting parties have been routing tne
Yankees scouts lately. Last night eight OF 'h'
invading Yankees were Alain by our SCOUTS.
TIC greater portion Of them are about i've anu
hall miles from Buckhannon, where tho Ian.
kces have q large force. The Yankees nave
recently taken possession Of Cpshur, Lewis;
and Gil,ncr counties. They are arrestlng anu
sending to Ohio all the Southern men they can
find. Large numbers are coming here anu
j,iainc the army. Southern mems wheat mas
ocen lost to them here. The Union men are
our worst enemies. There can never DO q
reconciliation between the Southern nen ana
the Union II. N Western Virginia.
II peace WAS made. there would be no peace
in Western Virginia must close.
P.S. S r. H.-I open my letter TO you TO
inform you that to day, near General Garneits
camp, there was an engagement between Jus
Georgian Regiment, aud a large body OF the
Yankees, in which tile Gecrgiins Killed o. or
20 Of TIC Yankees and took a iouT hcrse wagon
and team, and scno m Oaly one CT Inc
Gsorgiuns was vouEded. At the Rich Noun
tsins there has been some fighting, the result
not known. 1t is believed that .te Yankees
have = large force and are making their way
into this valley, to surround our army ana
capture our stores and ordnance. Tney will
receive S rough haadling. IL haste,
& member Of the Georgian regiment direct
from Gen. Garnet,'s carap, arrived in k'sh'
racnd yesterday afternoon. lie says that
when i- left all was quiet at camp. the letter
Of our correspondent, however, l.; dated lo1r
hours iG,er .haa the tiIue Of the Iio'S'ai >
departure from csmp-EDs. Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
Attorney General j.. p. BENJAMIN.

On Wednesday evening last, Hon. j. P. Ben
iamin, of louisiana. Attorney General Of the
Confederate States, arrived at this place % his
return from the Springs with his health great
IL improved. a tuisht being serenaded by the
Band and c.!led upon for a speech, he respond
ed in q short address which was coed in both
matter and manner. He said, a;this tine. when
the blood oi virginians shed upon Firginia's sol
by ruthless invaders vas crying to Heaven for
vengeance, that anY speech fr,ta mortal lips
would fall dull upon tho car. lie said there
was not a single man from the Potomac to the
Rio Graude who believed for a moment that
the Sou:h could oe conouersd---Staunton
SDectater.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
&. Ii. PAYNE, Chairman.
s. Il. iivnupN, Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS HrwiTzER BATTERY.
FAln3Ax CurIu iiocsE, July 9th, 1861

Asa meeting OF he Ilowitlac Company at
the;r camp near Fairfax Ccrrt House, July
5tl. 1SGl, the following preamble and resolu,
TONS Hsre ofared aan! unanimously udoftei:
Whereas, D. tbr :n%orning OF Thursday the
9TH inst, Mr.. MiisoH {. Tyler and Mr.. SaD-
uel II t:ordoa, mcnnot-s Of The Pauq"leT Black
Uoc,c TROOP uf rlval:T. came 10 Their dealt,
BY u most patnfu! and sh cling conjunction OF
CT circumstances; therefore
Be !, resoi red, by this corps. Capt. Shields
COMMANDING, a portion Of whom were present
Mt the death 81 these brethren in arms, That
thew have b.sn sincerely distressed by this
unhappy oocarrruce, anti deeply Sympathlze
with The islAii!es and surviving comrades oil
the deceased.
Resolved, That the Howitzer Company es-
n.c;clly Lament The circumstances under which
these two yonog and gallant 'irsinianS fell,
and that i:cir cordial sympaesIea arc hereby
expressed for SIR. 4. D.. Smith who vas wourd
cd on the saIoe occasion.
Resolved, fhat rI:ess resolutions De entered
upon the records o! the ltos'l'zer Company,
and that a copy Of them bs sent by Capt
| Shields TO Capt. Payne, of the blas < Horse
| Troop, With the request that he ~ill lay then
| before bis command, and alsS conmuucale
them TO ,tx families Of the deceased
J.. q: SHIELDa Chairman
Assist Surg. II. Marc, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
By tho Governor OF Virginia.

Whereas, The President Of the Confederate
States Of America has made q requlsltIon upon
the State OF Virginia for three thousand men,
that being the quota Of Virginia, IN Inc aai
tional foree now called out, aud It ID realiro'
that Volunteers Offering for this service shai! 0e
rcceiyed for, and during the continuance oiine
war, andit il proper that the :equisition shou!o
be promptly compiled with :--Thnrefo'e, J.,
John Lctchcr, Governor o! the Commonwealth
Of Virginia, By virtue ofantho7i;y vested in me
by Law, do hereby proclaim tha, Volunteers
for this service are desired. AMI will be GcceP'
ted in companies for, and during the contln'
nance IF the war, TO tie number of taree
thousand men. Each company to be composed
Of one Captain, one frs; Lieutenant, t~o
second L;eu,caants, four SerSeaa;s, iinT Cor
pora!s, two Musi:lsns, and from sixty iihr 10
one hundred p~rieatrs, the oihccrS 10 he ei:oied
t,v the companies respectively. =.
And IF the purpose OF orSan'z!ti"h ana 10,
structi9n I do hereby designate Richmond aud
s,uun.on MS points far thu establishment oi
can,ps, and each company IS i Is ioF'ne" VIII
rcoair to the camp nearest 10 II, there :" ''
.nrs,ar.d into ~scrvic: ard 20 he orSanizad aht'
hat,aliirs and Regiments. 1t will not DO pre-
requisite in accepting these companies 'hs'
thew shall be armed, although it i. hof'ed many
O! Item vii. Ca ~
And | do further proclaim that al
COMPANIES, hattallons or regiments "h,e'
were formed and organized Oh the brs' uay
Of July (thc present month"; for n service o.
twelve moatns, viii be receiscd lnto toe Vol
uu,eeE force wt,oh vas in process ol orHaI'z.
ton prior to the present reqiislt'on tor Inc aa.
d,tioilai force; lHi thereafter all coihpsites
foTusd and 9, slniIad must be received i'I Tue
var, un,il tho SAID additional torce o. three
thousand men is raised.
- Gtren under 10Y hand 10 N;Ecrnor'
I, ) and under The seal III the CouI'noh,
~ ~calth, at Richmond, this srd day 81
Julr, 1861, and IN .a= oJtn wear OF ,he Com
,aun Taa!th. JoiiS L@-
b. the GnecEnor:
GEORGE W. MCINTOSH,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
The several papers in the ColImonweaitl
! viii .Dsert tie ioraso:ns Proclamation IN '!'eit
columns three TINES, Snd Forward accounts tt
80 D.oo,-mrnt Jliv st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
yfruiHin Coal,

We have b cen presented with a specimen OF
coal, Of a very superior quality, frcm tho nine
Of Mr.. jeremiah lyle, of Montgomery county,
Va The mine is on a spur Of the Aiieghang
Mountains, and is three miles from the Va. and
Tennessee Railroad, and four miles and a.half
from Christiansburg depot The coal is das.
cr:bed as 6 medium between the anthracite
aud camel coal, and is entirely free OF sulphur.
We sre informed that il is not only Sdmira.
bic rs e fuel, hut peculiarly excellent in the
manufacture Of iron, Of which there are large
beds o: ore in inc vicinity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
For the Ea7Uirsr:
Tho Lille Madison c. Tyler.

The following letter from WIN. Ii. Payne,
Captain OF the II ,ck Horse Company, to Judge
John ". TSl.r, Of Fauqnisr county, explains
TO some extent The Gil circumstances connected
| witt. the death OF the noble and gallant spirit
! whose name beads This article. | forbcar 10
narra.e details as | have hszr! them, because
| iiiey may not be accurate. II is painful enough
under anT circumstances to know that Madison
Z. Tylar and Samuel Gyrd5n, both Of tho
| Black llorsr Company, foil b. the guns Of ou7
owu infantry. though they both supposed they
had fallen BY the guns Of the ensmC. /; II
melancholy 70 req ct thai they did not live to
crafty the first and last desire Of their souls
10 u,ect and repsl The in"sdcrs Of their State.
Ye: ,l,ev have died as patriot soldiers in dis
charge of their duties, and il their death nave
| honor.i lie trour and the SEate 10 which they
belonged. When MaGi,on G. T. Ter FL from bis
horse, iiis brother, Lyt'lcton Tyler, came t.
ait in bearing him |ro,n the field. lie SAID to
him 'rou can b. OF no service to nir: &C and light
the trcmy"-and when Captain Payne came
t. him. lie threw mis- arm around his neck and
said, Give ny love TO tic troop, and tell them
,.os 10 trouble themselves about me-, but 10
.ish. lko gallant men :" and having requested
his Brother to neIr his last message oflore to MS
father and family, ne yielded his pure ara
manly spirit to The author Of iis cEistcnc'.-
Instances Of suct! ii>;nterestcd patriotism and
dcvotion 70 the country aud its cause deserve to
be recorded. The gsllln: corp - Th'ch he
belonged viii revere his memory end reIrlem'
Der i.a dying woT,;s az lony a.; one OF them
survives, and al; AS. message through his
cnp.ein TO the troop. ITO fight like gallant men,
shuuli nrcomc :he rsiiyirg words and battle
cry of the Bach :Iarsc cou,paay. Had Tyler
and Gordon i.ll-;; 10 Trpellins the ruthless in.
Yader Of their Sat-, ;hcg you'll haze died Is
martyrs in a ho!y csu-e. Should their death oe
! less hallow-l because nf the circumstances
under wi.;c!! they ieli,
| ANgxpER or rnr Elscs HORSE CeAPAsy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Richmond Wholesale pr,ce., ,,

bCGS" aA--1y CeS6 psr pOpC1 TOT hrrt
UUr rER. We gn0te Prime r!r;..i. xo-.
23c. Other grades . to lSt. ."AI ! !
CaNDLE6.-Tsnow l8aG1.H 9. Ja,s,,,.,
iia!.s lie. AdaEaa.ine. $780,: ape-r u."*t,
Sps IN ~ Ct, pn.rrHhne Is u. -.
B~lCOS.-Thtre ap ,ears 10 be enoush 10 H..
..om Is to IL. s"s:s
UuTlOs-IlT TO laH e,a.
CEIGNT .-JaEes ave: Il % t. .os. "'Ea
d 50 TO | e. for ucs. ecGl!t7. Lower Srs,,. ~.
C0Ra MEtL.-Countrv Seal IS 10 IN ~. q.
onaN.IW,lh liberal supple, to nAsks has t..,e,,-,
COEPEE-rae 1:ocs Ia excre ;Ios!y m!'cI -. 81.
onlI rI.de IN & :" tsii way h. pf.c' . rsnsiu. .-o- 49,
HAY.-sl 50 TO 81 3; per lrO ih.. s
FLoUE..-"e quote suPoiaas Go; er.'. i2.:::
":uGaR We quito ceba from 10 g.; ys= os,
70 o.. ~ per ga .i!;!: est:, CO sugar tu4u ;,"''
c u,hed l3a,ic cut lc~f $3.50
TOBa- C. -Eroa salr, ~ the TohA.co r-a,..
a, nc Inferior III :. MI Si.2 o.; sa5G d,c .ac sc
gJJas 80; c nun n les from ! 40 TO G:, s.r: - -
sad try ,hippuns 'rocI 5 20 TX rCbAtc9, f.; m. :
suI Fr-ac!. r.rEet, mu.: bs 4ry AK. rel. ~ - 9,
j., col r nna Ign. Receipts aai Hre4s, ~. /;
ccn!.u, iisnt f.r The season. rnh pg c.: s,.i ,,,..:
10. all da.c;ip,:Gu., wh":: 10 s:'e "sIy. W,rr,'.'
assor. hrir orops EdI'lT aoi elk, ,a-h !ar. =,
:urIss purIgsss, .Lcu;l be p:.i:l:. r.:.a
~WGEAT-Sone arriving.
WOOL.-Cu~ashed native y % 1!c; v..t.. -.
III - o.. " e i .lS 4tt ~" ~ ~. sfiUG n ~ .
10 So
LEATHER. OK Sole ies'h"r &c &c s.. y.,
L-aih,r In l@s ~ .re,', otly NrHni 49, T.,-"'
pp''r L'a;.': go 4t; '''es i'-:,t;s.. -,
L Ugh Skin lag IS 70 81. w.!
NOTWITHSTANDING oriss4 s; % e.. Sea. ....,..
Mu.c:vain ~ 70 i5c.
MILL o~eFAL.-Xc quote a:.s =: ~ e-t.. s..
crai:. browns ~ 2; ec':: ~a!s'.s'si u zeal: :
UArs.-Ss I" 81 IS
P~OrArpEs.-IS 10 ii rs !-r cu,n. :. : ...
and quality 49,"
P~E.s.-S6nd IL nlA:Ert.
pLA-TEE.- I.r-., aeii ;; ita ca,..,.,.
ask. L.oe.e AN. Sha-c': G.o:.Gf IS
LlME.-hn In = srE=.
RICE * 20 X.
RUM.
RYE,-Gr To 81 sta. The 1888 ,;.. spu.a - r.,
eci~ ccts,-.i. Ihvrs :. b.: li;!- - .=:=.; r.
-iinI. 60.
saLT.-ssi.s ! Eto3. AlGn Sal. ak
IRON y &L!us.-tL: iIU., .a.-, -. ss.;I. !,
70 100 per ton; English ':iaet. fTe!cgi' So -
MN TO IaE; Gaia@ .3aMsh ?"t: anc:!cl: : ga.
AZ DIT Ssil, : . : Is. % Cast ~: .as,. =.
l6 o !s CT; p T. mustered S:r.!fto 60 ru ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13

The E1pt;st Colportage Society Of Virginia,
Rev. \. G. Dickinson General Superintendent,
headquarters in Richmond, have added to their
former operations the publication in this city
Of tracts for tho soldiers. Thoy have thirty
to forty Cplpcrtcurs engaged in the duties Of
their calling among tho soldiers. In addition
to tracts, toe New Testament ia also heing pub
l:shcd by ihe Society, TO supply the demand
fer il.
We comne5d the zeal OF this Society, and
trast they may see abundant fruit Of their ls-
hnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-13
RuEG,ENI'S
gHySP;iUE-YEEUSIAN GsiN0.

4 AN nov resdy &c supply ordcr, for ~ fertilizers, as
/ fss; 90 lhey come In. All may rely npoG getting, With
,ut driay, o. .r..cle IT.: inferior 70 any ! have Eats; clreF'
-n;, il he ~pho,phat!c ilErtditnis, from any'i,iiS ei.e,n
unrrs:; and better, bccnvIe u; coltain5 more Pafs EnSs
iBr;?sA1s % Liyg Than any other Manipulated Guano.
TIA .tss!;; c; applying isr preparations ~ Wa-st me
r..: sesson have bssc III favorable IS couI be exPcc!et
aud-r hs combined ii.s-tert CT isicl Totn, Gy, rust, ana,
uoss @; Ill, The drought, xtich p7eIsat-t tie Prrstnt. IA.
yorabl. action Of the phosphateG t. a 7erS s'ea; rIisat ~
;he tune the wh.s: was gEa!ninS. But TIC a;as' u uIe t.s''
uony 10 that il S.5 equal or superior 10 PerrYisa GuAno on
zher,; Whit ior land. .ha: need phss2hatcs-sr uesrly al
audx Lo-i::G 10 proved Ia superiority, under Tar a-aanp'loi
oroduciay q 2oot s.aad Vi Glover. Elst-:c thu. occasion
Il tolIu:e. tavg been reported; b.: they we:e auca az every
nun!p a!ator hcarn o.: sonctriaes due u Tie TACT That ihe
and did not need ptospEa,es, bit mast generally - the
sorst season for both wheat 4aa clover l have ever siio~n
The Sc: sTIdelc- o: lGe :alu- oi my mAnures II % &c
.ound Ia The fact fh.t Z hars orders for more than i1nf
tines IL Inuoi A. Ia! 81 the ssre period las; yraT.
px.,g:G ~lo az. Induced n ICY ry Gr.po, from taeir
.v1 exponent, " he representations Of others. axe par.
Icu:.-.; requested 10 orter Euln's guuaC, AID 10 90: -:at
aier &c: Il, ~ tpege are % many nau!pu!e.ei N"'i:iri II as
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