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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY r,
syenpe and Elerenth street, has been SszSS
Ereety improved recently and now offers WaS
And strangers than snJ other public house In tie
pity his frioss being less team thoss Of any other
loI petMknsnt or trsns!eut boarders InexcestioL-
kbls. f1e bar and restaurant arranE ements Of tha
european hotsl have airesdy become VERY soru-
~ beng eli that can be desired by the most fss
laious: The tfosrlstor pledges nbsenlisted atten-
non Ara liberal OK 2en6itdfeE 20 Riye sat
etscnon 70 q, and thus renevs his inyitsrioo Is
III 10 Give the FuFosaAn u ots.i eal' - dsSu
NEW VOLUME BALZhC'S NOyELS.--Tbs
Aichemlst, or the House OF Clsss from ans
teneh oI honcre ds Rsxac. Free BY mail, 4 II
Sllae Warner, the Weaver of Ravesoe bJ Gee
EEiot., ID author of "Adsm Bsds - Free by nlsIi
" cents. FRENCH RlCHSTEfN,
-" WIS Psnns. aveEss.
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piANQs, PIANOS, PJANos,-Nev Pianos
u reoeiyed every week. Come AID loek az tbs "a
sortmenl st w, q MErzEROTfssMa sie besol,
fornes Ps as AID kieVeltk 81 sss
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EAT CENTRAL ROUTETOE
TIE WEST, via HUDs "
CENTRAL itAILR0Ap; Exrress Trsins ietvs
daily, sundsys eISsIted-; iOloS.:
From Chambers street. From Slst St station,
ll00 6Oopm l-8 6ARu
mS SS In, ens,,o SSPu
Train . With sisep'nI
Connecting 81 Albany With the New yoTs "a,
tral Railroad for Schenectady Rochester, Utlox
Batavia. Rome, and stations on Rome and Water.
town kslirIsd, sufslo. syracuse, Niagara Falls.
suspepsicn Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, CsI ardsiTua
Trains in conrectIon leave Buffalo and Suspen-
zion wa Lake shore, Buffalo anc axe HURON and
Great Western Railroad for Hamilton, Toronto.
DETROIT Chicago, Toledo. Milwaukee Fon Du Lao
"A crosse, Madison, Prairle Da Crien, Go eus,
nne, lowe GIty, Burlington, Quincy, Sprips led,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre t1Sute IND ana nohs
Louisville, Cincinnati, Bsytcn, Colunbus. Cleye,
land, and al points West, Northwest and south
NORTHERN ROUTE.
,Conneouns win Trains at hoy, with Troy a.
Boston and Eens. Saratoga y Dads for Saratosa
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, st. hans, Ronse
foint, Plsttsoargh' OgdensburIh, Montreal, Ho,,
III Freight Arrang ements BY this route n.
sbove, without change of Cars, from the e pots ln
chambers and Canal streets. ars a. Al tirnes "a
fsyora5ie as made by Other Railroad CompahIss
Ihe facilities OF this great New Work Route 20 the
West commend IL TO the cor fdence of me-ch.nts
an sh pPers Tor promptness and dispatch
Passenger trains. with Smoking and Sleepins
Cara ron In connection on the New York Central
For particulars sc 20 local tr.ins and frei.ht ar,
rsnsemehts' inquire Ct the depot, 6s Warren tt.
A. r. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT
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1T INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRIsE
GssES LINE.
EASTERRHS. = AG Nd REsTERN

'@KENT," Capt J 81. Kirwan
"PIOHEER,' Capt. w. Normal,
VIII run their routes "a follows Ie.yi. z i,IFht
street, Baltimore. foot OF Camden, at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landinfs
on Choptsnk rIver. every WEDNESDAY and
SATuRDAf, returning every Thursday and
Monday.
Fer Annapolis snd West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and rsturuInf so ne cays
PIONEER-ForS s.. NIohael's and Esston via
Miles, River, every WEDNESDAY, and return
FoL, Annapolis, West River, Cembpdge, Oxford
and EsstOn Point. every THURSDAY, returning
BY came route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, st. Miohneps and
10 ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY, returning every Monday By Sans route.
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Easton
Faro to st NichseT's and Niles' River 1ouns
Fare 60 West River, trouId trip, Sll-.. leo
FARO 70 Anhspoll, iouno ulp IS cehtsI. rs
MEALS EXTRA.
IL Freight must lie preraid,
Wharf and Oroe, LIGHT ST., foot OF Camden,
Ealtmors. q. X. CANNON.
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EDUCATIONAL.

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, AT
~. sfoTB,s ss aALLd CcrST Of PS; &c Gsd -
Will oomrenoea Dancing School on Wed "a
nleSday afternoon and evening, November 20.
and Io'elook for gentlemen. Terms, $40 per quar-
ter OF - LESSONS.
Mr. h viii give free exhibition of his style of
dancing By ms prsscnt ass az the above named
hail. On " ondsJ evening. Nov. 18th, at IN O'Clock.
ferscns OF Tssseotabihty only who desire to at
hal on Saturday and Monday previous 70 the ex-
hibtiou.
Prof Barnes exhibition at Odd Fellows. Hall,
Navy Yard, " II be repeated, BY request. on Thurs-
day evening, Nov. 18th. AL are invited 70 attend.
no IL St.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN FE-
w MALE SEMINARY,
A BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL,
No. ~ F st bsttcesn 6th dad ia sts, Wdshtnston
and NO. Isl West 81 Gsorsetotcn.
The duties of this Institution were resumed in
September. Circulars may De obtained at the book
stores, or By addressing the Principal
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e@kU.s GOVERNMENT LINE
sCTo FoBS 81, MN1QN MO AID OLD

Leave. the lower end u Union DoCK, Bait
q O'Clock r. III, taking passengers and feIrh NJ And
connecting with the Railroad lines. 70 and from
ton, York, Harrisburg, .PIitsbuTg, Pa, and tie
west, Immediately aiter the arrival Of the Express.
The following is the Schedu.e:
From New York To Fort Monroe and back SN
From Philadelphia and bsck........-.... SIS
From Baltimore and bSok..-.-.--..-.S ID
DPRoCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. a. the New JERSEY Railroad once
foot of Courtapd street.
In Phiade. Phla, st the Company's once, N, w,
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or nj me
Depot, Broad and Prime streets
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
Passenger Agent
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HUDSuN RIVER RAILROAD
For ALBANY AND TROY, CON

.NWU6EA HUDSIN .hlNEh KAILKOAIl-
Sz&s$zSS For ALBANY AND TROY, CON
$50 Meeting with TRAINS NORTH
And IVES 8, Trains leave:
From Chamber 9 ST. NY, r rom IN street
Express, and ii q. m, 10, u Is q. NJ, and IS
and 50 and p. m. 5,2S D. M
iIoJ ana Albany with lO.tS p. NJ, Sundays in
sleeping carl 10, Is y. m oluced.j
PoughkeepeIe uail 6, q Is Is a. NJ and an m
m LIS ,. N. -
Peekskill lrsin, 40 p m. as D. m
Sing Sing tr1lu, 500 q IA. ls,2S a m, and Sc ana
tpd 70 sno sO0 p. m as p.
Fishkill tram, $50 2, m.l5,8 p m.
A. SMITH. SUPERINTENDENT
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M. L. FRANKLIN,

u MILITARY BOOKS
Il RENCH d RICHSTlEN have lust received n
Arge ana complies assortment Of Military BOOKS
per cent. below the regular retail priees,-in,
cluding:
r!., ne. edition Of HsTdes's Infantry and Riss
Forces Volunteers Manual, 2 vols, a
Aliens Compendium OF Hsrdee's Tactics, 800
Grosfs Military Surgery, $50
Mahan's Eeld Fertilization and Outpost each Is
Asrdee's faotics, cheap edition. xso :
arii book Tor the use OF the Volunteer MIktis snd
The Hand BOOK for the U. 8. Soldier, ssln.
hrst BOOK Of Instruction 70 the U. 3. Infantry tao
ck hl.o. Military Maps, Map Of the Scat Of wE.
Flags, Baaess and Medals of eyery description,
Any OF the above sent by mail free. -
FRENCH 4 RICHsTEIN,
HTs
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WAsHIN6ToN tANsgSEoRsSETowN FE-

n PORTABLE FORCES,
TRAY or CANAL BARROWS,
HYDROCARBONS,
TRUCKS, heavy and light,
aQRSE or BAIL BUCKETS,
GfNDsToNEs, complete.
6RiNDSTONES and FIXTURES.
AXES,
HkTs hETs. .
Ak HANDLES,
PICK HANDLES,
RATTAN or STABLE BROOMS,
FORKS,
SHOVELS,
SPADES,
Log CHAINS.
FIFTH CHAINS,
HALTER CHAINS,
TRACE CHAINS,
SW!NGLE TREES,
HAMES,
CORDS,
CURRY COMBS,
Fairbs;cct al. t pl.tiOim and Counter and Ha'
BUTCHERS KNIVES,
BASKETS. DO, 60 go.
For sale At wholesale prloes By
J. r. BAKTHOLOW.
Agrioult1ral Warehouse, SIS Seventh st.,
oo = lmeo between Pa av. and Canal.
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~ NOTICE 70 SOLDIERS
H. he A6AMs eExPRE:s SoMPANY will
cents for any sum not ssossdins 81 y dOsfs u %
ST. ould b, sncosed in an snyeIope, and ssoGreI
sealed, with the full address neiadins town, pos,
snd the ssb1 marked sh saS {" be
TO insure prompt delivery, the Is cents charge
When fsOilitie. for snvelopins and sealing the
moneJ IN separate PARCELS are not at hand in
be collected 6y Chap ain: of X sgiments. or other
person. volunteering TO do this service for the sol
diers dssIrlny to send home their pay will he re-
ee,red in 5MIk 81 of tine principal Offices Of the
Company.
50 above rssuired. of the persons for whom IN,
teTded, will ns RENTED TO the respective CON
"a . OF o.yars,, an rsby s.vIns 10 the sender the
'rSg", 81 PS.5ltn< n ;spsTSse sask.sss
Ss sxs Sssn
At an of The Offices e, q the SSpPaRy, ,,,.Y
w.sh,nrtoa. Go' s., 1851. " '-'' '% 90 Sim Sim
lust A2RiYEp, ii ect from an Eastern Auo
n9a 25is 90 6s Sh sTs EMF Sakbffi 6 Also
and will 10 sold At a rnai sfvsnes. Together Win
aiarEe assortment OF h'sse1s1S'nss h AGrtaiEies
Furniture Dsaler, As Seventh st.,
90 2-lm' hsivsen - aud sta.
JOB PRINTING.
EVERY Description of JOB PRINTING re-
sTnI snd nav Saiosro. sutlsIs, &o.Nexeonted al
the STAR OFFICE, in satisfactory style, a. low
rates for Cash. O4-tf
SUTLERS AND OTHERS IN WANT OF
- uEPendsIs, White Cotton Gloves, Buekskin
Gloves and Galntlets. Woolsa Hose, Shirts aud
RTsxefs. hssCI White sEd Grey Baskets IF i.
and Grey Fi.Epels. will ind q great stock n
VIM. R. LEY BROS.
NJ Is i5t Oppo Center Market.
.sUTLERs WANTED,
'NREtT ADVANTAGES 70 be found by SUIT
.7.sss
JenneJ's Shoe Store.1 ~
We manufacture our own Goods, and sell at
Hst0 YoTs Prices, thereby saving freight.
Having constantly on hsnd large Stock, we can
Alarge assortment of 8 sole High-cut Shoes, and
Long-leg Boots.
Suffers literally dealt with.
A csll from ali dealers solicited.
no7-lm' WHITEHOUSE UNCKLES.
nv TO OFFICERS.
4 HE CAMPAIGN.-A Campaigning Wagon on
the frUssian prIncipls .. arranged for sleep
sickness or wounds. with ample room forAsN
stores and provisions; light, waterproof, and per-
fecty new, having been Just built TO order by one
of the FIRST makers IN Nsv York. is offered for sale
Also, 8 handsome, strong, sound, dark brown
HORSE, either for saddle or harness.
Both may be seen on epplcstlon TO JAMES
BROWN, a. Mr.. Irvine's stables, Corooran's
Lane. behind the Chain House, between I and a
etreets sa0
THERE IS SOMETHING YOU WANT
SOLDIERS, sU iPf STORE
Best Goods,
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ONE VERY, NICE SECOND. HAND PIANO
Bacon Co.'S and Stelnvsy 4 Sous havs
Just been received ~ the Music Store OF VIM
III Pianos for rent oes
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NOTICE To TRAVELLERS.
HOElnarfAT GAnaral haua- -.

T. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
BIZ foStmAztAI General haVirK ordrrno o..
9hA service bergeen Weshinfton.
s ssi%cr g ssd sG eSi1s ;rCrt,sss A
MYndey, TIE 9th instant, the Bay Line of st-,
I'll issve Bsltncre VERY DAY (eIoe,t A.
dsyl from thetr wharf, foot 81 Union 6ook al az
Soi9ok p M. or tn;mediateiy after the srriSsI =,
tns W sshInEton Train, which caves Wssh Mt,
m 6c Nh FaIIs. p-,,,,
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Pa!k5nEI.PHIA, VIII
MMIhSNSSIIoN AND Bal


SPSR S .NG "a, AND T SHU9shhsEtK ARkzNGEAENz
6raiEs Tor PhLsds rsis vii cave rssideui stree,
sst Ss,I r sIoest S9neassss toLess E
as a. NJ; Evening " all az Is o'oiocf. Or sifSe
DAYSH IS p. M. only. All trains ooprect In
days. w ceeei-
/, A Freight Tram with passenger car ,tt,ah,s
leaves a. r. " stopplnE ~ Ell Statlous betvesn
Baltimore and Hsyre de-Graos 'oh
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern sko-s
way Of WilmIngton. "
RAll colofed Persons must give bond befo,,
WIN. CRAWFORD, A,.,,
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s-zzrzz,zzssz~, NEW YORK, HARLEM AND
kss..Ez .JlS, { 4 R a I65f CO.
ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, May nth, 1851.
For Abany-ll:O0 .. In. fast express train from
18th street.
For Dover Plains-t:OO p. m. stopping at White
Plsins and stations north TO Dover plains-ffom
18Th street station.
(This train WIN run 20 Millerton every Saturday
EVENING"
. For Croton FaIls-a:i5 o. m. stopping at all sta
tons north of Eordham from 18th street station.
For w hlte Palns-2:S0, {:l0 and 500 D. m. stop
ping st all stations from s6th street station.
For White PlaIns-6:l5 p. m. stopping at all sta
toms from w hite street station.
For Williams BrdSe-7.5o, ll:l5 Q. m. and $50 ,.
N. etop ping &C all stations from 9TH street station,
Returning will leave
Aibany-9tO q. m. last express train.
Dover Piains-5;S0 g. m. (This train leaves Mil
lerton every Monday morning st q. mD
White Plslns-6:IO, zoo q. m. 4:IO & TOO D. m.
Williams BrIdge-s:S0, 900 Q. m. d Zoo D. m.
Sunday trims will leave <th Avenue corner 72d
street, for Central Park, Yorkyile, Harlem and
High Bridge every few minutes, from 500 a. m 10
TOO 2 N. JOHN BURCHlLL, Asst sup't.
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NJ NOTICE.
w E Beg leave to oail the attention OF Oficers
OF the Army to our very extensive assert A
ment of all GLASSES of EQUIPMENTS, and
Cloth and Doesk in Cashmere, which we NM
warrant will retain its color. Our assort- -.
Caps Gndigo dye), superior Flannel Shirts, Leg
gings, Sword Knots, Gold and Leather Bugles
Shoulder straps, and devices of al desorIrtot s. is
now complete, and We are well satisfied that an
inspection will prove satisfactory in every partlcl-
lar. HINTON g. TEEI
oc 6-lm Merchant Tailors. No. 4O6 Pa, ay
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T., ONIONs-oNIONs-O
JUST Received on oonsIgnmem l,50o punches
prime Onions. For sale low.
KING 4 -BuRcHELL,
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Sold By all Druggists; also, at BRRREToN's Patent
Medicine store. p. Patent Office, COR + 4 7th,
and az
GIBBs's Hair Store, 242 Penu'a avenue, where
Ladies can have il applied, if desired.
Fsotory-s1 Barclay ct. date 2Ss Broadway N. Y.
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GUNBoATs EoR rHH WESTERN RIVERS.
QUIRTERMasTER GENERALS OFFIcR,
Washington, June II, 1856.
PROPOSALS gro invited for Constructing Gun
boats upon the Western rivers
Specifications will be Immediately prepared and
may be examined st the Quariermaster's Once at
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, snd at this ONCE.
Proposals from boat bGllC eTs and englne-build.
ers alone will be considered.
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into
consideration. M. G, MEIGS
jeIe Quartsrmaster General United Stare
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Frsss tks Ds1sers.. ST. Cgssa, Miaa.
lyon are, or have been troubled ith tss had
sohe ssnd Tor box, (CePha.ie Pills D 30 that 70
may hAve them In case Of sn.Gttaok.
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w MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.

BATCRELOR'S GENUINE HAIR DYE.
The Best in the Word,
The Only Reliable aad HARMLESS Eair Dye Krotca.
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q u N Is q A e s
Q4aTttTB2asTsr GssSaPJ Gaes,
WGSk ixgtos CITY, Js,s Is, iH5I
PLANS AND SFFCIFICy TONS for hu!s of Gun
Boats for the W g&tera rivers are On exhibition 80
this office, and ut oiioos of QCartermasteTs a.
PittshurE. Cinol nndtl, 1t. LouIS aud Alton.
Boats to 10 delivered al Cairo. Bids should be
sent to Quar.ornsstsr General ofthe United states
Army, 81 Washington, by Let August, &C noon.
Nj. e. MEIGS,
iyls Brig, Ggn'l and QuartermasteT Gea'l.
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Ffsss tks Rsstsrs X. x. Gssstts, CSIssSs, III,
We sesrtily endorse Mr. SPaldins. srs his IN
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PSess tks DsiIy Nssss. Nsssyeyf, n, 1.
Cephalic Hills are taking the place OF All k,as..
Fes fks Co0ssssyeiGI Bxllst;a, Boston,, Ma,
Said TO DO very efhoaolous for the headache.
ron tAs COMMERCIAL, Cinetasafi, Ohio,
Suffering humanity oan now be relieved,
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frsss fAs Exsssisu, Norfolk, Va.
,Cerhslio Pill accomplish the object for VII isb
forms.
Ersss sac ExSxsis1, Ns.fsIb, ".
FhoJ lave been tested IN mere tnaa thess s1S
ssssz, wiki entire kucoesa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21
The New York World.

This insidious Republican sheet-really a
more dangerous enemy than the garrulous and
blatant Trfbuae---is showing the cloyen foot Of
late, with degree of indiscretiai that il will
hereafter repent of more than a sin. II calls
Justify upon the Government TO g chasrise
those insoient traitors Of Charleston says
IL Is no use TO mince matters, that little
bloodshed now will save more hereafter, ana
fairly raves over the arrest Of MRKs1aAs, the
South Carolina Collector who has been ar
rested for treason exclaiming Let not the
nad.nen 10 TOO far. For every hair OF his
head an account must be rendered Some
hare svokea Of retaliation, by sefzfa0 the per-
xexs AZ Sonth Carolina gentlemen This "
beneath the dignity Of the Executive. Bnt
an immediate demand should be made by the
Government for his safe return and the de-
uaand enforced" The vile suggestion In the
Hines we have italicised will strike the reader.
MengIxas is citizen Of South carolina--io
whom his allegiance il due-and who. BY dne
Jsssl process has bsen arrested for treasoh.r--
Tn. World coyertiy recommends Though u
,yuelr ..ticaiIy pretend. 10 diseiaim I'D iha,
The Exeen,u'ye Of tho United States should
saaake xsrwisaIs ~ ssizing innocent Carolina
xsatiemsu and AslAs4,s them % hostages 'or
Mrr.Is4,'. safety. i - soarsal, necessary
70 say that IL he silonld do II. tn e'a avs's
Fune tionary' would himself be f6Ized' ana,
In ali probability be Public Defunef ~
nalf ga h0nr after Le anderiakes tias enter
prize,
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4 just Kebuke.

The valiant offer of Major Gen. SANFORD,
of the LIST Division of New York Militia, for
the purpose of whipping the South, is respect
fully declined by many OF the best and bravest
of its officers and men. lSee another column
The Major General will find that he cannot
transfer the gallant soldiers of n. DIRK like cat
tie There is not, by any manner OF means, 10
be united North III this bloody business OF CO.
ercion. A large working mems meeting, the
bone and muscle of the Empire City, have in
dignantly denounced the idea and in Phila-
delphia, at an enthusiastic assembly of whole
souled patriots, they declared that in the
event of Disunion they would go with the
South. A eoercionist present, who attempted
to disturb the proceedings, was himself go
creed out of the window
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Major Anderson.
may We :

We saw il stated the other DAY, III the ffeo-
ericksburg Recorder that TINS onicer was
native of Buckingham county, IN ms "'aF'
This il n mistake. Our friend OF the hecof"e
has COMPOUNDED him with another MAJOR AN
prRsos. who is a native OF Buckingham, anu
who is well known III this city Inc Halter
served with great gallantry III the MEXICAN
war and was engaged, we belieNe, III All INC
battles from Vera Cruz to the city OF Mexico
He is q relation of the other, and Is, lihc hi''i'
a graduate of West Point.
Major ANDERSON of Fort Sumter, Is ii IA
live of Kentucky He is the son OF captain
RIcs.Rp CLoUGH ANDERSON, of the reVolntioh-
,rv army who was born in Hanover county,
and lived there until about the year l'eo, "neh
he removed to Kentucky. RICHARD CLot"h
AypERsoS Joined WAsHINGToNs army at the
very commencement of that great officer S
career as Commander in Chief. lie was
NJ the battle of Brooklyn, in the retreat
through the Jerseys, and commanded the al
y,peed company which surprised The Hes
slams on the morning Of the battle Of Trenton.
He tonight, likewise, in the battles of
Princeton, Brandywine, Germantown, Mon
month and assisted i'll the storming OF
Stony Point. Sent with the Virginia troops,
under the command of General CHARLES
scorr, to Charleston, he was captured with
the rest of LINCOLN army, al that place ou'
was exchanged early enough to take part III
the siege OF York. He was, we have under
stood, wounded more than once during ms
long and arduous service, and by some casual
" of war, either by shot, or by leaping from
a parapet, was famed for life. The meeting
between him and La Fayette in 1924, at Louis
vile. was described in the papers of the day
as highly eresting. There was no Drawer
officer in the American army, and no officer
led drawer body of men. They We're all, we
have heard from old Hanover which has
done SO much to make herself renowned i'll our
brief history. The eldest son of Captain AN
DERsoN. RICHARD CLouGH ANDERSON, Jr, was
sent Minister to one of the South American
Republics, by Mr.. monroe, about 1923, ane
died there. He was quite young man, ah'
very promising.
This seems to have been warlike family
R,cHARp CLouaH AspERsoS had a younge
brother. who commanded company o
Hanover troops throughout GKkESEs caiii
paigns. He was in the battles OF duiiioro
Camden and Eutaw, and at the Siege OF Nine
ty-Six. He went also to Georgia, VIII
WAYNE. in his expedition against the lndians
Immediately after the close OF the Carolii
camnaigu. There was no Drawer officer IN th
whole army. He did not follow his broths
IN Kentucky, but married, lived and died i
his native county of Hanover. He left on
son--the venerable Col. BENJAMIN ANDgRso.
of Goochland. who is still alive, and who il
therefore the first cousin Of the Fort Sumtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-21
Another Star Transferred 10 the southern


The State of GEORGIA seeded from the
Union on Saturday at 2 o'clock, by vote OF
POS TO So The telegraph states that the act
will be made nearly unanimous,-we suppose
uuon the signing of the Ordinance. GEORGIA
yyas regarded as the most conservative OF the
far Southern States and the result OF her eX-
foliation has been regarded as one entirely nm
nrohable by those who We're for " eXhaustlng
all remedies within the Union" She Is gone
What State can now he relied upon by
them?
Can any one doubt that there will be eight
States out of the Union by the last OF Feb-
ruarv? And yet we constantly near persons
talk of preserving the Union!' The literature
of politics does not keep pace with me rapiditS
of events, The Union is gone, and though IL
NAV be re constructed, it cannot be preserved
In a legal sense, ABRAHAM LINCOLN could not
now be President; for the Contederacy ne was
elected 10 preside over is not in existence
The Gulf States are making the Itetcs Oh
General Scott dhssoivng views. 1hey are re-
lieying South Carolina from the attitude OF
forming a ''gdp'' in The territory OF the tnloh'
/ by establishing Il continuous line OF secession
! from South Carolina TO Texas, and terminal
/ ing the line of the Federal Government at the
/ Northern border of the Palmetto State. IN
that event, even General Scott does not
/ propose, nor even think OF " Coefctoh.
He utterly repudiates ii. Warrior It's ne
! is. and inclined to the imperative mood
as military chieftainS generally are nv
| vet sees The utter madness OF amy atiemp'
! to control the seeding States. II Is Tor snch
demagogues as JONI SHERMAN, and HALE, ana
| WADE and that arch traitor SEWARD I" pre-
sent the argument of the " ultima ratio Il
..cnforce the laws and uphold the Union. -
! What men, indeed, are thes" TO pick up th'
swor.. which the greatest General of The age
puts away as bootless and ruthless!