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The national Republican., 1861-09-14
THE MILITARY sITUATION.

The flight and dispersal Of Martin Green's
force, in Northeastern Missouri, must restore
substantial quiet in that region.
In Southwestern Missouri, it is confirmed
that both Generals Price and Rains have
moved in the direction of Fort Scott A fight
between them and the forces under Gen. Lane
seems to be unavoidable. The rebel com
manders dare not move ,rth without first de-
featpg the national force at Fort Scott, which
would threaten their rear.
Floyd's loss In the affair Of the 10th instant
is not known, but must have been consider
able, to have determined him to retreat from
his entrenched position. He appears to have
saved all HE artillery, but lost largely in stores
personal baggage, small arms, DC.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

/; The freight books of the railroad depot at
Padlcah, Kentucky, chow shipments to the
South Of from one to five car loads Of -four and
bacon every day for sixty days previous to its
-ocGHpation by the Federal troops. About
Sl8, 900 wor Of property, consulting mainly
Of. -four and provisions, was seized at the de-
pot. Among ibe lot was si4ty bolts; Of army
cloth, some Of fine hlue, suitable for oficers
unitorns -
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF GEN.
- 49, FLOYO,0 DEFEAT. ~


Atelegram from Clarksburg, (sept. H. gives
the following particulars Of the defeat Of Floyd
on the 10th: n
The enemy played upon our forces terrihcally
with musketry, canister aud shell.
Col, Lyttle led several companies Of Irish
men 70 cha' ge the battery, when be was brough,
down BY shot In the leg.
Col. Smiths thirteenth Ohio engaged the
enemy ou the left, and Col. Lone's twelfth Ohio
directly In the frspt. Col. Lone fell dead at
the head Of his regiment, early In the hottest o.
the fire, by receiving ball In the forehead. e.
Captain McMullins howitxsr bat cry, and
Captain Snyder's two field pieces, meantime,
were got into the best poss' ton possible under
the circumstances, and soon silenced Two Of the
rebel guns.
The fire slackened at intervals, but grew
mo- 9 furious as night approached.
The German brigade was led gallantly into
action by Col. McCook, under the direction Of
A6jntunt General Hsrtshuff; but, after iuri-
ous fight of three hours, darkness compelled
| the recall Of The troops, aud the men laid on
their arms within short distance Of the enemy,
ready to resume tie contest next morning.
When the moving came, however, .dT scouts
reported that Floyd had ingloriously fed du-
ring the night, sinking the boats In the river In
| Bis rear, and destroying the temporary bridge
he had made when be first crossed to occupy
the position. The turbulence and depth Of The
river, and the exhaustion Of our troOpe, made
Il impossible to follow the fugitive rebels. Sc
hasty was his fight, that he lett behind hi,
camp equipsge, wagons, horses, large qusntitiei
Of ammunition, and fifty head Of cattle.
Our loss is only fifteen killed, and abou
seventy wounded, generally flesh wounds.
The loss of the rebels Is not ascertained, q
they carried their dead aud wounded acros
the river during the night, but 1t was certainl!
very serious.
Captain McGroarty, Of Cincinnati, Captain
McMullin. and Lieutenant Snyder, Of Ohio, ar
among the wounded, but not dangerously.
Twenty. Eve men of Colonel Tyler's regi
lent. who were taken pris oners by Genera
Floyd d at Crots Lanes, were recapured by on
troops.
General Floyd's personal baggage, with ths
OF all bis officers, was also taken.
: General Bonham's brigade, which suffere
most, was commanded by him In person, an
, Colonel McCook also led his brigade into as
} tiIn.
Major General Rosecraus, General Bonhan
Colonels McCook, Lyttle, and Lowe, and Car
I tains HartshuT, Snider, McMulliD, and Burl
. and other officers, displayed particular acts q
I personal gallantry.
. The troops engaged were exclusively fror
Ohio, and all fought with bravery worthy {
: veterans.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

JEFF. DAVIS STILL LIvEs.-The Richmond
ESqmiaer, OF TIE .sth Instant sa5s that Presl-
dept Davis has:so 6atftcovered from his recsnt
severe Alness, as 70 .tskean airing on Saturday,
10 carriage. -. : ;'-.'} ,.-" :.
1--WE are not able to say precisely ,ohen be
d,ea, MT we ere a6w sure hat he tG dead -
Washington Star. VI
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
MORE ARRESTS IN BALTIMORK.

The Government, being determined to put
down treason In Maryland, and especially In
Baltimore, has caused the further arrest OF
several prominent individuals in Baltimore
among whom are the Mayor Of the city, and
some editors who have BEEN actively engaged
In spreading reasonable doctrines throughout
Maryland and elsewhere.
A crisis in the affairs Of Mary land Is at hand,
and the Government should not relax its ener-
gies, or stay It's hand, until the last CLEAN Of
treason is extiDguished.
We copy the following details Of the arrests
Of yesterday from the Baltimore Patriot Of last
evening:
"A large numb.r Of arrests were made by
the police at an early hour this morning, upon
orders from the General Government. The
first person taken into custody was Geo. VIM.
Brown, the Mayor of the city, who was arrested
at his country seat, near the Relay House, on
the Northern Central railroad. The other
parties were arrested at their respective resi-.
dences, and 80 quietly was every thing con.
nected with the matter conducted, that 1t was
not known upon the streets for some hours
after.
"The following are the names Of the parties
arrested, so far as ascprtained
George William Brown, Mayor Of Balti-
more Hon, Henry May, member Of Congress
from the 4th district; T. Parkn Scott. s. Teac.
kle Wallis, William G. Harrison, Henry N
Wsrfiled, J. Hanson Thomas, Lawrence Sangs
ton, Ross Winans, Charles H. Pitts, and Henry
n. Morfit. members of the House Of Delegates
T. W. Hall, jun, editor of the South F. Key
Howard, editor Of Exchange; DR.. A. A. Lynch
Senator, aid L. G. Quinlan. and - Denson,
members of the House Of Delegates from Valti
more county. "a
at is also reported that Hon. B. G. How rd
the candidate OF the Peace party for Governor
and John C. Bruce, prominent merchant
were arrested but we are not able to say
whether 1t Is true or not. All the parties ar
rested were sent TO Fort McHenry, where they
are now confined to await the orders Of the
Government
' =" "Fur some time after the arrests were made
ksowS, -{bArei was1 considerable excitement
upon the atreenf sod much anxiety TO ascer
. tain the h1iies 81 the gentlemen arrested; but
there was no aiStur rbanos of nykind. 1nd after
The curiosity Of tbe: public was gratined, the
groups Who had assembled around the news
paper offiess dispersed, and the usaal quiet
prevailed" =.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

GD- Advices received al Richmond from
Gen. Floyd, Just prior to the affair Of the 10th
Instant, state that be had picked up, as prison.
ers, fifteen more stragglers from the regiment Of
CO.. Tyler, surprised some days previous. Two
Of ,hsse prisoners were W. 81. Raynor, Of Rhode
Isand, and Lieut.. c. J. Murphy.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

A REGIMENT OF LANcERs. Colonel Rankin,
member OF the Canadian Parliament, has
obtained power to raise q regiment Of 1000
lsncers, and to arm and equip them like the
sixtet nth English lancers, with sabre, carbine,
pistol and lance, the shaft OF which is 10 be
sixteen feet long, and blade fourteen inches.
The rendezvous will he Detroit They will be
in the field by December. and commanded by
experienced officers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

EIRsT REGIMENT DISTRICT OF co.
Il LUMBlA VOLUNTEEAg.
WANTED WAIVED "A few more men to fll
up Capt q II Rodiers Company. Clothing, ra.
tons and good quarters will be provided immedi.
aiely.
One hundred dollars will be paid each recruit at
the expiration OF service.
Rendezvous No. LOG Bridge street, Georgetown,
ID. @. tept l2-3.s
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

.TaE GRAvrs or, DEcEAsED soLDIEas.- In ppr.
snance Of orders from the Secretary Of War,
the Qaartermaster General Of the army is d.
rected to take the nece 'sary steps for the regis
traton OF the grayss of soldiers killed in battle
or dFing In hospitalA - - - =
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

ClNGLE GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.
- Three or four gentlemen can obtain pleasant
81 north !treet, Capitol Hill, only three minutes
walk from the Capitol. sept l3-St
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

ISu PaxCA PARTY IN MARYLAHD.
80 -:T1istpdcist ground upon which Mr.. Senator |
Kennedy and the other ..cccession chiefs 10
Maryland, urged that State to follow Virginia
lN6fff IA UAOn last spring, was the certain
lM lEAh III Interests, and particularly Of the
msfcshdle Interests Of Baltimore, If cut of
from the Old CONNIE ction with lie immediate
NJ 6oethern neighbor, Of half Of which Baltimore
,r--.xss said 10 be the "mar'cet to,on." On the
view then pressed by these gentlemen, Virginia
- :. sad Maryland we're Siamesc twins, owing their
= continued life to the ligament which made
47N one, and certain to perish If that liga-
II this argument was Q valid one TO induce
Maryland to follow Virginia out Of the Union,
=. on-Ss supposition that Maryland had the op-
ton to go or stay, 1t is now q valid one to
- tiSdSce Maryland to Insist that Virginia thsll
,,.. be compelled to remain, where Maryland must
remain, In the Union. II Maryland and Balti-
mofe are to be ruined by . separation from
~:Virginis, they can avert such ruin only by
helping to keep Virginia where che was, and
~here Maryland is and is to be-
sgNl But, strangely. the men who were last spring
for war, in order to keep company with Vir-
.-- ginia, now for peace, which would separate
Asryland from Virginia forever, by leaving
Virginia out Of q Union In which Maryland
,s.s. must remain.
-; And without reference 10 any particular
ground taken by these secession gentlemen
six months ago. 1t is undoubtedly true that nc
Atlantic city would suffer so severely by q
o." division Of the Union on the line Of the Po
tomac, a. Baltimore. Such division would
however, be the consequence of making q
peace to-day, and would seem to be what Is
q desired by those who have jus. nominated Mr..
% Howard for the ofnoe of Governor in Mary
land We doubt II "sll the blood Of all the
Howards" will reconcile the people Of that
State TO q policy so suicidal. Peace has q
pleasing soun1, but there is such thing as q
ruinous peace, and Of that description, beyond
peradventure, would be peace making
Maryland the frontier of Northern Union
and destroying the Southern trade Of Baltimore
for the benefit Of Charleston and Norfolk.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

WILLIAM H RussELL, L. L. D.--A Letition is
In circulation in New York, addressed to Hon.
William II. Seward, Secretary OF State, calling
his attention TO certain reasonable allegations
and Interpretations 10 Mr.. Russsll's letter
to the London Times, dated Washington, Aug.
lOlh.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

:; .Alax ErPfLiKs Hon. George A. shay, in-
Rpeetor general Of army supplies made In New
England, says there are seventy mills now en-
gagged 10 manufacturing cloth for the Govern;
mont, and that the amount Of goodf ordered Is
sbopt $4,000, 900. -. -: :: 80. """"
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

ARMY APPohrMENTs.--Capt John Hillbouse,
OF Syracuse, N. Y, has been appointed an as
-Eslant, adjutant general of volunteers.
ss,T MsjoF dim Watt, of this city, has been ap.
- Ro!rted frs first lieutenant in the sixteenth To-
fantry, United States army. n 80 >.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
RMY OFFICERs' REQUIslTEs.

VNTILLARDs' HOTEL,
w Wdshingto1, d. G., SeIt. 10, 1861.
Pursusnt to call. Csssius n. Clay W ashin gton
Guards, and General Lane : Frontier Guard, lSuch
numbers as are now In the cityD met last night At
their old headquarters.
1t was unanimously resolved to commemorate
TUESDAY, ths l7th In t., the snniversary OF the
adoption OF the Constitution Of 10 Uni ed Stat and
the delivery Of Wa a.h,ns toms Farewell address. A
joint COMMITTEES was appointed 10 make the full ar
rangemsnts. 4. -
Clay Gusids, was invited 10 deliver the ofstion
Proit ssor Mccoy accepted the invitation and stated
that the Tt . would be, " Mr. Russell and We London
Constitution"
motion was made to invite the President OF the
United states, and other distinguished persoLs
p. G. WASHINGTON,
SOD l4-lt Chairman.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

T OsT.-On Thursday, september 18th,
LLbetween the tst Office and Seventh and streets,
small pocketbo X, containing SIS in bank bills and
ov, SIS In silver The ander Will be lib.
orally rewarded by returning II at the hou Of Rev
Joseph Hammett, of Columbia College.
sept Est
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

: AoRnoNs CoMEG.-Five hundred Mormons
lately left Liverpool for Utah, under the charge
of Elder Joseph Gibbs, o.: Co.,.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

:" oVrR rae RIyIR.~Just pfeyiodato foius to
press we had direct iafor nation from . zen,
tlsmsa *ho- travelled the length Of he line,
AID REPORTS that everything was remarkably
quiet yesterday. .ss : -. :.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

:" "AProErEp:++-.Aibert W. Archibald, Of For,
Union, New Mexico. was sesterd,y appointed
Omitted Ststes Msrsbai for that Tpriitory,
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
rYW WEEKLY NATIONAL REpUBLI.
.,g CAN.

rUHE WEEKLY NATIONAL REpUBLI.
T&is1arge, handsome, and wellhlled weekly
fox ihia week Is ready to-day. 1t contains oil
ibs original matter Of .he daily, including local
SSWp fhtele4ids to the country at large, and
=. 1,ll. reports Of the workings Of the difFsren,
Departments II contains, also, all the news
= .oftse day, both foreign and domestic, as well
= Is original correspondence from all parts Of
nnfcountry. =.
&E fAisis jpst the paper, above all others, for
81 oarvoiunteers to send to their friends at home
Srenio wish to be informed In regard to matters
- 9!hsssptribS At the seat Of Government Price
- four cents in wrsppera To regular subscriber
@e% D Mfsiihed at 81 per year. Clubs o
,-.txsatI S2p...,..
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
COLLnCTOR's OFFICE,
limited STATES PATENT OFprCH.
~ AGRICULTURAL DIVISION

In cons quense q he delay which stSsndsd he
arrival Of sseds q forsiga inportai.os ,srSen 10
ent Administration, many OF them, By sesv. ysSs
and other causes, have been tutd 10 Be- entirely
atcertained By es speriaeniai test. iStnS,ss ~
usual dstrlbltion will be deferred until eut Uiy
can be obtained which will reflect credit On III 6e
partment. ISAAC NRW1ON-
Yep 10-1w Superinfandant
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

T library OF CONGRLss,
II September 0, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that the Library Of Con
gress will not be until the 1st Of October next
JOHN G. STEPHENSON,
sep loft Librarian.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

~ Capt yamss Il; Holnss the aewiyap
: poiuird -seufsiary OF the. Territory Of Nav
. Bsx'oo, left Washington to-day to entf Upon
I: bis dn,fesiS tKe Territory, -...-
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

~ Ing GARBAGE, built BY Tie ifst n ar n
umd, b for sale. II VA, built expressly 70 order.
on the Pruesian principle, and contains an excs,I
tent bed for sleeping can Be used . an abuisce or
, fast travelling, WAGON; b pe!fssly water proof,
light, strong and hanesoIe. 10 can b. -. ty sp.
stables, In Corooran's Lane, behind IL Chstn
House. There Is also for sale st the ssrHe plsos
quiet, fast, useful saddie HORSE. ~
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

SIcK AND WOUNDED sOLpIDRs.
. IN HOjPITAL. ~
Published in conformity with the resolution Of
the Senate Of July l6, 1851.
AT General Hospital on Il street, bes,oeen H,xth
and FJh streets, Washington, SEPT.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

: '-'' ~ We have.rptiyed the North British 10,
iJSsaD, sdtsApgdsC frSt Hudson Tttae .ssA
Il ~. sysssss .u..s q s,s ID
'fy.1'gs -. - Sc /. .sss. ~ J
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
WATCHES, WATCH REPAIRING, &c

A large aa ortment of
GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES,
b. all the more cel.brat. makers,
AT VERY Low RATES.
AS- WATCHES and CHRONOMETERS, as
well as JEWELRY, SO, carefully repaired.
NJ W. GALL BRO, Jewellers.
854 Pennsylvsnia avenue,
Four doors west OF Browns' Hotel.
sept est [Star.]
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
BILE OLD SOLDIERS WANTED.

All able old soldiers, who once served and who
would like TO serve again under prompt attention
writing TO Franco" At this tfice, and they will
be notified In q few days where they are TO meet
by order Of Captain CHARLES BECHkR, form
erly Of the int New York Volunteers, in Mexico.
sep 7-9tf
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

uELMLOLD'S BUc HU FOR THE BLADDER.
~ HELhBOLn'S BUCHU for the Kidnrys
hELMBOLD', BUCHU for the Gravel
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU f.r Dropsy.
HEL.MB0LDS BLCHU for nervousness
HELM BOLDS BUCHU for Loss Of Memory
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss Of Sight
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dimnsss 81 V4ien.
HELMROLDs ByCHg ior Difnellt Brsa3fns
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Weak Nerves
HELMBULU'S BUCH for ObstI uctions,
HELMBULDB BUCHU for Exce'sts aIisins from
Ind scretion and | Diseases OF the
SEXUAL OhGANS,
Existing In ei'her SIX, from whatever cause orig
mated and no matter of HOW LONG STANDING
HELMBULDS EXTRACT BUCHU Is pleasant
In Its taste and odor, and immediate in Its action
Price 81 FER bottle or six Tor S. Delivered to any
sddIe$, accompanied by reliable certificates.
Depot, 1o4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia.
" sept b-Sm
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

rs General Lyon has given all his prop
erty, $4,000, to the General Government. j
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

"'yn@ Amy blsnksts ara d now being manu-
faetursd a Balston Sps. 2 !
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

~ EDWARD EVERETT LITERARY
nsstipgs Of thls sesisty viii
hereafter be held every Monday evening, ct eight
O'Clock, In the basement Of til, Assemblys Church,
oorper Of end Fifth streets, at the intersection of
nsssaohuatb avenue. Visit r. always welcomed
sep l4-ltt
~ Thi Ladies Of Gorsuch Chapel VIII
have Q FEBTfvAL at Potomac Hall, corner Of
Maryland avenus and Eleventh street, every even.
log this wsek-comnsnoing at O'Clock. Pr6seeds
10 be drP'isd ~ sspos~1ts 10 soid church.
~ Compshy A, United states Engi.
neer Fifty intells. mt and able. bodied tnoehasice
will be enlisted TO All thi Company 70 ths maxL
mum fixed BY law, 15o men. Inquire at No. al9
street. Pay, from sls to - per nosth, bssidss
food ana clothing ~ aug 27--6
(NOLLDCTOR's OFFICE, -----.---
NOTICE I'd. TAx-fAYER5 Com ssd d,s
bills CT riAcatts Of Indebtedness 70 fhh Oorpora.
tion Of the denomip alton of A. dollsrs and Treas
ury notes Of the United States are aons rSoeivaHle
In payment Of taxee. Treasufy notes viii Only Is
received in Gums equalto Or less than, the amount
o due TO the I orp0f atieu.
The discount for prompt payment d d foll6vs:
90 per cent. during the month Of September Is psr
cent during the month Of Octob.r 10 par cant dar.
ing the month Of November, and per cent. dsfipg
sep io-sos'if ts,ar] Colisetsr.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
At Seminary Hospital, Georgeto,on, Sps. 8

At General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner Of
Bridge and Warrington streets, Georqetoyr.
Spt.7.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

~ ~ =:-.r. 20 ;1'tgLI .-r
-ir'-i --r tir- - 81 80 ~, TT ~
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

At Hospital at Columbian College, Washisqtor,
Sept. 6.
The national Republican., 1861-08-08
THE LARGEST COACH FACTORY
IN WASHINGTON.
SIXTY CARRIAGES NOW ON HAND,
AND
FOR SALE.

TNHOSE in want of q Buggy, Rockaway, or
l. Carriage Of any description, should not fail
to call and examine my assortment before pur-
chasing My vehicles ore all made of the hest
materials, in the latest styles, and by tho best
workmen this country can produce; and will
sell them at ss low prices as those OF IN Inferior
quality can be purchased for in any of the North
ern citics.
VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Made to order ut the shortest notice.
p0~And Warranted to Gius Satisfaction. .-NA
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEORGE n. HALL,
Southwest corner of Pa avenue
apr G-ly and Thirteen and "A half street.
The national Republican., 1861-08-08

GAS FIXTURES.
NE have in store and are daily receiving,
w GAS FIXTURES of entirely new patterns
ana designs and finish, superior in style to any
tning heretofore offered in this market. We in
vte citizens generally to call and examine our
STOCK OF Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling conf
Gent that We have the best-gelected stock in
Washington,
All work in the above line intrustcd to our
care will be promptly attended to.
MYERS h MCGHAN,
mar 20--6m 376 d street
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[Forthe HichmoEd Dispa'c h
4 National Parable.

from fAe Gosei aroor3.g to the So,.fheys federa-
GFfaiaftd 70 be read -. al ne athcS on IhdHhs-
ssraaV day
There was a certain rich man living in the
Nor;aern Metropolis. who was clothed in
blue supefiine, decked with medals and trim
med y iih gold. who Jared sumptUously every
day, upon the choicest luxuries of the national
stores And taere was = certain suppliant
named Old Dominion, venerable for age. Of
whose ancestry the rich man sprang This
poor man had been for many years robbed of
his property, and when he complained
Ceived Insults and violence, with threats of
death He begged for few constitutions
crumbs " hich tell from the rich mans table,
but vas refused. and was left to bleed and die.
The poor suppiiant was carried by the an
gels Of the heavens of the Son lhsrn Coufede-
racy into J ef DAVIS bosom.
The rich man also died. but was sent into
hell. (purgatoryfI where he was severely, but
Justly tormen'ed. He saw his former ac-
Qusiatance afir OFF in JEFF Davis bosom. and
Grid out. saying, " father DAVIS, have mercy
on me; for am "HrKT ana torment ted in
IN fame OF fire from Southern cannons,
rifles, muskets, and ''MAaKED BATTERIEs,'' /
pray you send some angel from the Southern
Confrderacy, that he may dip the tip OF his
finger III water and cool my tongue"
But Jeff. Davis said "S.r, unworthy son OF
the Old Dominion, remember that thou in thy
lifetime, recevedst tho good things, aud rem
dered 10 the Old Dominion nothing but evil
things, and sought TO eliminate thy atrocty
by the crime of parricide, in shedding
the blood OF thine own mother and
all her family. And beside all this
there is a great gulf -(hnoien as the Con-
Stitution of the Southern Contedaracy)-
guarded by the stout arms and true patriot
hearts OF braves, who know nothing but VIC
tory and freedom; so that those Union man
who would have pissed from hence to you,
cannot" Then, il despair, ne said II pray
thee, father Davis, that thou wouldst send
some angel from the Old Dominion TO my
fathers house, twenty three free States (?I)
where | have over twenty millions OF bre tn
rem, that he may ties tity TO them lest they also
coma into this place OF torment, and somebody
''ests hurt ID wis said uut0 HIM, They have
Washing ton, Jefferson, Madison and other pa
triotc prophets, well as he Constitution;
let them hear them And he replied-"Nay
father Davis; hut peril APPS If one were allowed
10 leave this Metropolitan purgftOry, where
we are surrounded by Confederate heroes and
tell than how much we are hurt aHd tor
Inented, they Will repent" And he SAID un to
them, at they hear not the voice OF Wash
ington, and the other faithful prophets, nei-
Their will they hear, though Luciter, or Lin
coin himself, were TO be sent from purgatory
TO them" l..
THE l'c ttion of Purgat0Ty onr modern geogra-
pher pu.a upon the Lap As the city or Washing
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a. "a - n e q - IF r. Es
wsEE NkITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
s1Fs@S4 IL MONY6oaEY7 COUNTY, Va
THIS deNGetul Watering Placs vas opened fer
The reception Of Visitors on the Goth day Of May.
These Springs sSs more Easy OF access tlan any
IN rGt1ia, being Immediately on he Virginia
alC Tennessee Railroad, in The most health p0r
ton ~ the State, and surrounded by the most
bs5TliE9} mountain scenery. The medicinal quail
lilies CT the waters fully estaeiis ed, having
baer Instrumental IL the 1urs OF many diseases
secular 90 the Southern country. This Ia not
u1iya delightful summer resort, bat, In these
exciting tines a sake rstreat for ladies' ead chill
G-ta. Telegraph concentration with all iu1por-
81 roi1;s "a ,he Confederate Staten.
Z iGil supply a. tUS On hand
L0uIb 7. J. AEISs, Proprietor.
JsNFs Z ERNy President Ia ss-lm