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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-12

FLORIDA IAPRoV EM RS Ts.--Col. G. W. Nor
ris, contractor for an important enterprise in
Florida, is visiting Charleston on business,
and is ut the Mills House.
The ST. Johns and Indian River Canal,
which he is now executing, is a State work
II is situated in Volasa county, Florida, in
latituae 2si 1t is an open drain, twelve and
Il half miles long, fourteen feet wide at the
bottom, with slopes OF about QUO TO one
The depth Of cutting at the ends is abont
seven feet, with a gradual rise to the summit,
where the depth of cutting Will be about
twenty-five feet.
1t is intended TO connect the waters Of the
81. Johns and Indian River, commencing ON
the st. Johns at Lake Harney or Deep Cree elk,
and running dr a east.
The first three miles is prairie, the balance
is scattering yellow pine, small saw pal
metto, and prairie, alternately, without any
underground.
The canal crosses one cypress swamp, a about
three or four hundred yards across In this
there is two or three feet OF water; also two
other patches of cypress, where the water
stands daring the wet season.
Test pits have been dug, which shows the
nature of the materials to be mostly sand, or
sandy loan. All of which can be spaded vi tn
the greatest facility.
The bottom is dry, and very healthy. Good
water, and an abundance Of provisions, very
cheap.
Il line of steamers runs from Savannah,
Ga, 10 palatha, on The st. Johns river. Il
railroad runs to Jacksonville, conueetin z
with another regular steamer running direct
10 Enterprise, which is fifteen miles by i;nd
10 the canal. Transient steamboats,, keel
boats, and sail bouts. run direct to the canal
from all points below the st. Johns river.
The work was commenced on the 18th Sep
temDcr, and is making good progress. IL " i'll
Immediately open to thorough cultivation Il
valuable region, and Will furnish base FOR
additional and important improvements
Charleston Courier.
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A TIMELY ARRIvAL.-We are pleased to
chronicle the arrival ia onr city, yesterday,
OF Capt J. i. Gilmer, formerly of the u
5. Corps of Engineers. He comes directly
from the Pacific, with his family, having
been stationed al san Francisco for several
years past. On arriving ut New York in the
steamer, he pushed directly through, taking
the Western route. and succeeded in reaching
Nashville in safety, where he tarried for some
days, awaiting the arrival of his family,
whom it was deemed prudent to leave behind
in charge of friends.
Capt Gilmcr sent on his resignation last
spring, and Immediately on reaching the
Confederate States, he reported himself, by
letter, to the Government at Richmond for
duty. His extensive scientific requirements
and high reputation i'll the army make him Il
most valuable accession to our cause in TIE
present crisis. From his perfect familiarity
with the coast of Georgia and all it's assail-
able points, we had hoped TO have his effect
i've aid in our defensive prepara tions though,
we regret 10 learn, there are reasons for ap-
prehending that he will be assigned to diff
ferent field OF duty. We unite with his nu-
merous friends in welcoming him cordially
back to savannah .-SGrdnhah Republican.
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Feox BnrNswIcK.-We hear verbally. saws

FaoN BRuNswicK.-We hear verbally, says
the Macon Telegraph, that strong efforts are
now being put FORTH nader the personal su-
pervision of Gen. Wayne, TO make up for lost
time and give the enemy Il reception u He is
been received from Richmond that Brunswick
is the destined point of assault, and the hos
tile fleet is locked for only too soon--siy, in
about a week Meantime, the most iuliclous
disposition possible is being made OF the
means of defence at hand. Gen. Wayne has,
probably, no superior in the country as An en-
gineer, ;trtillerist, scientific soldier gene
rally; and there are few men equal TO him in
executive tact and energy. He will do what
can he done in the limited time ana with the
scanty means and he is also assisted BY two
experienced civil engineers from this place
They are All looking fer lively times and hot
work at Brunswick
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REcoyERY OF Pafs0SEas. We learn. says
the Mobile Register, from a correspondent,
that of the four prisoners OF war which es-
capped from the ears at Enterprise, two were
rested on Tuesttay morning ut Tamola, by
Messrs. John G.. Macarthur, w. L. Brantly,
T. j Clay, Jr, and turned over to Messrs.
Null and Ashburn, who undertook to deliver
Them to the proper authorities. They Were
both armed with Colts reporters, which they
said they had managed TO keep concealed
since the time OF their capture at Manassl -
This should suggest to the officers who have
the prisoners III charge, to give them a
thorough overhauliug. The recaptured pri-
soners hail from Maine, and are described as
being intelligent Young men
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GRouNDLEss CHARGES DIR. J. Alexander
Waddell, Surgeon in charge OF the Soldiers
Hospital at Staunton, has investigated the
charges made in the Lexington Gazette, (and
published in this paper,) respecting the ap
preparation OF sick soldiers ..good things
from contributors by some of the physicians
engaged there, and declares them to be
groundless. 1t is gratifying to learn this,
and we cheersuliy give place TO the correc-
ton.
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LIFE IN THE CAaPs.--Ihe following extrGc,
from n letter of mem Der of Col. Kershaw's
regiment, S. e. v, mas been furnished for the
lIUNsoy's Hill, ADVANCE PIovEr.

ATlny FOtOmac, sept. ZSti, Is5i. )
so You are still under the I'M
preston, you folks in Charleston, that we re
starving-We are much better off than hun
dreds OF families at home. l viii give ven
An average DAY how We live, so you can judge
for yourself There are nine men n my mess
at: present; we have for breakfast coffee
beefsteak, or fried bacon, and nice raised
bread, sometimes potatoes. Our dinner yes
terday vas roast beef, Irish potatoes, cab
bage, bacon, and toma toes and rice boiled to-
gether. Our mess bill up to this te, from
the 23d July, is only four dollars and Il half
which is for extras. We have men in this
company who, if they were in Heaven, would
not be satisfied. l can now make good raised
bread.
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Orleans f;cuygne says:
"Elr. Anguste de Messrgny, appointed by
the Postmaster OF this city special mail car
rier for the New Orleans and Mexican mai l.
connecting at Tam pico with the English
steamers for the West Indies and Europe, has
Just completed the necessary arrangements at
Tampico, ana. viii start from this city with
the first mail OF the l0th inst, when the dou-
Bile daily stage line of fonr-horse post coaches
between New Iberia and N,blett's Bluff will
be running to carry passengers to ana from
the Texan frontier. The Office for the recep-
ton of letters IL Custom House street, will be
open every DAY from o'clock in the morning
to III the afternoon, and the first mail win
close Oh the 9Th, 1T o'clock Z. M
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rr~rOR MERCHANTS AND wH0LESALE
Blu YERS.

rS~rOR MERCHANTS AND WH0LESALE
BU Il RS.
SCARCE AND DESIRABLE STAPLE GOODS.
we have in store and are receiving from various
sontiteyn rnafkcss, the following Goods:
sel Soiijers' and Bsd BLANKETS.
- eases Bieaehed I.ose CLOTHS
= cases Fancy Cord and Mourning PRINTS
o. bales White end Coiored FLANNELS.
s cases wooi Pad i.lNSEfS.
= cases Bleached D8IlfINtiS.
case Cc,ores3 CAMBRICS.
case Rice do.
E~own Linen DUCKS.
PRINTED Mouslin DE LANES.
BIaeA and Coiorsd AIPACAS.
Inuln black BDABAIINES
Rack ana Coiorea Sik finished VELVETS.
Black I:A'iAn CLOTHS
R.ack SATINETS
Grsv Military CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
india Rubber COATS and LEtiGiNGS.
Biack and lalogsd SEWING SILK.
Patent THREADS.
White SPOOL COTTON 6 cerd
Pant and Front RT T'FoNS.
martjae.Ttresd PINS.
Mofina SHIRTS ana DRAWERS
St-e. HOOP SKIRTS.
With a la~er stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
gar I.ii.s' aud mems wear, which we offer for
s..lc ~ wholesale and retail
oc Il--3t WATKINS & r.CKLEN.
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NORTH CAROLINA CAVALRY. Whining
ton Jonraai, of "Wednesday, saYs:

The regiment of North Carolina Cavalry,
stationed at 'Camp Beauregard," in Warren
county, has received marching orders, and
will leave for the seat Of war iii Virginia to-
morrow. They are a noble body of men,
spiendiaiy mounted and equipped, and, no
doubt, well drilled. They will make their
mark, sure.
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THR GRoRGIA ELECTION Columbus
Snn deems u unnecessary to publish further
returns OF tho election from different counties
in theState, as 1t is reduced to d certainty that
Gov. Brown has been reelected by large
mliorlty--not quite 2o,0o0, however. -.
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KaIN AWAY Ms.


teoNAW AY -- From the Spo,9wood Hotel
4 during last week, negro BOY, called BILLY.
iie belongs to Mr.. Erasmus Taylor, near Warren
'a va is Of dark color; low and thick set sow
Gun boiiy IN manner and movements. ANY one
.F,afning him IN the office If the Spoiswood no
81. - "i'i be suitably rewarded. oe i0--st
E)U N A " A Y-FIFTY DOLLARS RE
III WARD .-hnnaway, on the 5th Of August,
~ AEbRti "0asH, named BETTY; about 23
,eaes p!a, i've feet fur Inches high, black who
"as hirtd to Jessph Davis on Brosd street. She
70 -" marx on the face, in consequence OF q mus
{. - plaster she had on which place il darker
i+ 'Is h''s children In CunbUland county, where
T. |o'asaf hsr OF Mr. j. Ai. Price. She IL probably
:. ~ "a. ey or has made h@r way TO Mr.. Prices.
aih s'Fe tue above reward IL delivered TO ms here
" logged in sail IN the county city
"H 7-ms J()SEpH STERN
RpNAWAY.r-Rana AWAY from the Coal Mines,
- ia ofsnge county, On the 18th Of this faonth,
~ ~ D"y FREDERICK. SAID boy Is bright mu.
'@'@i s stout built, about II years of age has a
va" aDa ao"afd Look when spoken to; about S feef 6
,.e'.fa . haga will give reward OF SIS for Tho re-
s~pf'2 90 oi h.m ia LaipnkDe Js1, that get hin;
st~h. GEORGE w. PARKER
.-et-lIa - S--lIaf Isle Of Wight co., Va
NYlkTEK UArs.-Pnms Winter Os1s, 81
~ ssasby EDWIN WVkTHAN 4 90.
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A DAaISa HrsRwAYMAS.--The Leesburg
(Va.) Mirror, OF "Wednesday. contains fhe fol-
lowing account Of Dick Turpin exploit in
that vicinity, a few nights ago:
A most bold and daring robbery was parpe
trated a short distance from Lees burg, on Fri
day night last, ny some unknown scamp
Two citizens of this county, Mr.. John BoniZ
and a Mr.. simpson, left town for their hornes
shortly after pightfail in an open wagon !,
when about mile their way they were
overtaken by man on horseback, who, with
heavy stick, struck Bontz senseiess, and
then dssmounting, ,overpoWered Simpson, and
rifled the pockets of both--obtaining from the
former about $40 in money, which he cooliy
fobbed and rode of, leaving his victims 10
mourn treasures iost-when they come to their
senses. Two cavalry men came mp at this
time, however, and gave chase to the retreat
ing blghwayman, and pursued him so closely
that he dismounted and took to the woods,
where. in the darkness of The night, he m ade
his escape. His horse, fine bay, supposed
to be more than fair eguivalentfort the money
lost, was made prisoner and brought to town;
bnt he, alas also proved to be stolen proper
~, having been taken from the door willie his
owner was enjoying cup of tea with q
friend. Nothing has yet been heard from the
thief.
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1S~GENjl&E HAVANA CHARS--Of the
rs'st approved bran1s, EviH New oflesns) Also,
.ir very best LIQUORS and WINES, in bottles
a,d on Graugtst; LONDON PORTER. sc.
EutLES WANTED The highest cash prices
uali tor EMPTY BOTTLES. at No Exchange
Hiaek ioc i'--2.t c. y. BRICkEN.
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kf ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURES.

Do so, and especially if you obtain as desirable
Goods without paying any more for them than their
sctusl worth. The
CRENSEAW
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-----+- -------- -z------- -
WAN rs.

VIZ WANTED. ANY of tn. t,,;I.,,x.
W mS named articles are " enied by the Old.
nance Department, Confederate States and per-
sons having them, even in small quantities are So
"Nci'ed to sent tn IN by Ex press with bills made
out at fair prices, to either Mount Vernon Arsora
Mobile, Capt j. l.. White; Augusta Ars nal, Can,
y. Till; Char eston Arsenal, Captain T. l..
Chllds; or to Confederate States Laboratory pi.t
Enond, Fa notifying the Department OF the shin
ment:
LEAD, pig or scrap.
ZINC.
TIN, block or sheet.
OAhuM or TOW.
NITRO ACID
CRtCIBLES
SHEEir IRON
SiiEEr BRASS.
SPELTFR.
Payment viii be made on delivery
J. GoRGAS,
1t. Col. Chief OF Ordnance
a9- fhe Charleston Mercury Augusta Constit,
t;onahat, Mobile Advertiser, Montgomery Aaver
tiser, hiiiedsevii!e Reeorder, Freie ;eksbarv Re
coraer, Petersburg Express, Lvnehburg Republi.
can Wilmington Recorder, tallahassee Florid;sr,.
Columbus iGsoreaj Sentinel Riei1moud Wsio
ana the Examiner will copy the above adj
rertisement for two weeks in daily tri.y. akip
and weekly papers, and forward bills Ia Eneuiref
one" for settlement. oe l}-IA,2w
w ANTED-
w SUBSTITUTES AND RECRUITS.
1 am in want Immediately of SIX SUBSTI-
TUTES and FIVE RE, RIiTS, for whom cash
inducements viii be offered, and paid on heine ne
cepted. ROBERT HILL.
In rear Of Spene" & Gsrey S,
oc tit" Governor stree.
WANTED-severl FINISHING TAN.
v: NERS and CURRIERS' to whom IA,
highest wages aud additional Inducements will be
offered, If Immediate application b. mad. to
CLAekSON & Co, los Main vt,
ALso-One or two SCOUREas. oe l-.ta
M ANTED-A Ho SEA small faulty
w without Children, wish to rent f U r
Box "247.H Richmond fostofics. ce Il-.ss
" ANrED--A MARKEr GARDTNER-A
w ma, who unde rstauds the TRITt KING;
business generally viii Lear of good stuati n by
applying to ar. EGG ELfNG. &C ll-at*
w ANTE D-Two or three good COAT
w HANDS, for which will pay good prices
None but good workuen reed amply
&C H-3t* b. BEECHER, % Main St
WANTED-A situation as TEACHER by
w aefntie:nau Tho has taught six yeals.
Can teach the English han suage and pr:a ary Latin.
Desires TO commence school as scon is possible
Has small family, and wishes 70 rent a small
faF71 References exchanged. Address w. p.
S.," Richmond, Va. oc Ip-3t+
Nr ANTED-To buy or Elirr, immediaf-ly- By
w gentleman residing in orc nf the healtlie ;,
regions Of Louisiana No. CARPENTER end
bRlCkLAiER. Good security given, or cash, il
so'fs' ucsoqy ,lyeTs Fork cGLlN G1oasataa oLARkE
zoe IG--3t*
XTANTED.--
w A SUBSTITUTE
Wanted far the
MARION RIFLE COMPANY
18th Regiment. Apply TO
J. z. LUBS,
oe ih-.'t@ Marshall ST., bet. 5sh and 9Th
N ANTED-Good COAT HANDS, to 60 t.
w Charlottesville, Va Apply to
BALDWIN d WILLIAMS
oc Its l]6 and le Main street
~ TAhT tD-,For tie balance af tne wear Ter
w EECaRoES, for Cutting Cord Wocd in th
rOurf-. fo, j-fSi NO I uyEI,TtI
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- THE GREAT yIKclNlA HEMEDY

~ TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
snd To EEMBuG.-rETERS' TNFAGI.IBLE
REMEDY FOR GoNNDkkdCEA AND ALL Sc
CkLT DlSEASES.--fhis great American remedy,
containing Meretrial or Bas..laic properties,
GELS every thing heretofore offered TO the pubic in
its curative, restorative, and ranovating powers;
aud the med al world are astonished waen told
that 'he above remedy viii cure the above dis
eases, and coifcGIled when they have ocular &c.
uonEFa ui-s Gf tie facts. But the proprietor who
has known of the remedy for twenty-odd years
hss bn9nn of a case OF twenty years standing 70
be restored t. perfect health, ad all othtr cases of
E1"Ter duration 10 oe restored, without single ex-
ceitou, aud tbarefore challenges auy caae Of Con
crTbm which the remedy win not cure. provided
tue directions carried out ith prudence un the
part Vi the patient; AID any one purchasing half
"dozea bottles. and usirg according w. III his or her
case he guarantees a perfect cure; ard i'll OF
isAHre, VIII furnish additional medicine, free of
charge 10 complete the cure, through his agents;
tni cuTe ~il be effected Wlthout Inconvenience
70 le patient
Frie" per botte. 50 half dozen bottles, SO;
hxptslAge iroal - 10 % CTS.
. h"d by APFERSDS ~ TIUPUY, No. 2Gl
broad street and q. 4. STfsECKER, Main street,
Druggists, agents for tae city Of RichnoDd Sold
aso hy ri. A. & c. A. SANTOS, Norfolk. ID
tHAH y. CAMPBELL and WILSON s, WILL
IIAAN, Portsmouth, Va HI Jt.-jI2-
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WELLINGTON GODnIS, ,,-,.
JOHS H. MONTAGUE,
IgAExtf.E,I.

As Agents for the sale Of the Goods manufaetur
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RlCHNaNh. VA, We have Row hand about 90
t.N yards 0I Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Miiei CASSiM EkttS and CLOTHS. be-
sides lot OF FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS SHAWfS-and are manufacturing al the
rate Of 1900 yaris per TTesk all OF which offer
TO the trade az fair prices and liberal terms with
entire confidence ths. the enterprise will receive
liberal support
CRENSifAW Il co, Agents.
fe 99-its Richmond Va
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Rirllmonn plspatrb.
SATURDAY MORNING.. OCT. IL. 1851.
FROM NORFOLK.

More Federal resss's Ashore-~Disncy Of the Yaa.
kees-Nafire Tea, &c.
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s.EST. S'Ehsl KEE1. Ae.

! tST-slo REWARD-Between Elijah prid-
1 ! dy gate and Stony Run, on the erad-tl read.
il Henrico county, q Navy REVOLVER, for
whna the above reward will be paid if presented
AT the srore of l.. " W0RrHAM 81 Co. Richmond.
oe liz LEWIS NJ COLEMAN.
LIVE DOLLARS EEWARD-Strayad OF
/ stolen from oGr store, late IN the ferno"n of
The IN instant dark lver-eoiored POINTER
foffi \, about months Old. itas some white
ahont The breast aud answers to the nan,e Of
Dash" ANY enc returning him will receive the
above reward
oe ii-:st" PORTEH, HARRIS HoRSER.
Z cST-A FALISI-Frosa either ,b. s,,,ts
j i wood Hotel, lis baggage IVA on, or the Fred
.Ieks'urg Railroa. depot a VAII.E containing
the following articles
Black Cloth Coe': pai. Pants,
Patent Leather Boots,
TIVE pair i4.ilias p.,gs
One Irit Hat (Iew)
ohe old Felt Sat
Chssns Mammal Military Surgery,
Two Lirea Shirts aud Collars,
One pair Drawers,
Two pounds OF CaniT,
Comb aud brushes aud ooth- Brush
With some smaller articles
al 'he coat f'3efct were coiCTaissioa of Assist
ant surgeon il Virginia Valaobe.rs ard, also. a
commission in the Consede ate Army with several
other letters addressed to Dr. A. 8, Mason
Any one having Knowing ahe whereabou.s of
.flls Vaiise, will ohlige aud DO suitably fawarsrd
by ieay'ns ii at TIE ofce os the spotssvood Hotel
oe lG3t
esTRAYED or STOLEN-rro,,. ia. IA,
= A. >. lee, Ha in bank, ons sorrel M RE
sw" bind feet white; star Ia ler forehead verv
broad across the ramp, With little sore ON her
s4onlder. ~ ''.'
Alsa, enc b'ask HORSE, with a sore on hi,
saan,der' one white l.ad s'ot, w'rh his ,.ou:h i.
little by the bride win pay liberal reward
foa tier TefHra TO H.e tie Ia i'm
oe lo-3tt ALEX. sHANNoy
sssf-on Maiu between l2ta aud Ists. sr,eei-.
Il email LIZ ATuER POCKET. BOOK, with 4
broken lock, containing the Of Sos 10 panar
money-iour Sl0 bills and five So bills; a sluaad
- were Confederate noIey-the balance Sirsinia
Tue Under viii receive liberal reward ard nv
thas Ks by bringing it tc rae, at LEWIS HYuAN.s
JeWelfy Store, ys Main street.
o. l0--3t* a TRJrE vfRcyvsy
ESTRAY H0RSE.-C .ige 10 tha r--;-1.r-s
IL OF the subscriber on tie Meadow bridge
ROAD about tive miles from tia CITY Of Riehmned
oo the aight Of the eth October, u hav HORSE
about 10 hands high, with slight marks Of gear, an
both hind feet white This owner il requested 70
&C io-s.. i. S, sToRRs.
I osT-on Friday or Saturday last, =. ths I,h
4 Texas Regiment Casssp a large brass ad
Coiis Army PISTOL. The pistol was taken out
OF the scaheard. from sf the seats will ri.e
liberal reward for the return Of the pistol or s,,v
information that may lead TO Its recovery On ths
butt Of tho pistol were the letters "yy un
B G. EDWARDS. Texas Carnp
Or st. Charles Hospital room No. 81. Il
oe Q-4t*
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W0OsLEN
COMPANY,
or THIS CRY

Organized last year and In order to make such
Goods as would not compete with. but would IA
tLer all either Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles OF Goods that lnvo never
heretofore been made in Virginia, they filed their
M with machinery q The best and iucst quality.
They Ha4af. .sct uIiGS FINE CASS INERES
aud CLOTHS Of every variety, from Fine Virginia
Meriup and Mestizc wool, and solicit the attention
oi fla trade IN the South to their Goods. All who
have seen their ARMY CLOTHS, manufactured at
frs expressly Tor the Virginia Military Institute.
pronounce them II least equal If not superior il
Gc.iity. TO those they had been buying heretofore
and que cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural SO
te.ies u. ther Far held in this city, in October
las. awarded to this Company a GOLD MEDAL
ior ileir exhibition of Wooen Goods which in
oladai some beautiful SHAWt.S, BLANKETS sc.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece Of Goods
manufactured by us being what it is represented,
and uader circumstances will this Company be
Induced to work shoddy in their Goods nor will
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS u. CRENSHAW, Prest
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NTANTET--suPri.IEs fOK THE Army
Wv Applications viii be received for furnishing
supplies OF RID PEPPER. POTATOES. PEAS,
BEANS, and w,n.sr vegetables Of all kinda and
Pickles. for the uss Of tho army delivered II any
point eaavenient 10 tbs ttoop~. or Ia Richmond A
supply Of Red Pepper il essentially E4esssary.--
fiiis article should be carefully preserved by al
~a9 wish 70 minlster IL rte ecua.cr, su3 health Of
oar ferees IN tha field. sroand up and packed Ia
bags, boxes or k-gs VI. CLAIBORNE.
MAJOR ard Casnm SmbrstsneA
u RscLsH.scd. S~rt itsh. iasi' @~1s-~ta