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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
FoK TIE WHO.
MEMORANDA
Y. I Y.

OF some facts connected With the evacuation Of Laurel
HI and Camp Garrett both situated on Rich Mountain,
the latter seven miles northwest Of Beverly, on the
70 d 10 Buchanan and the other laurel Hill north OF
B,vrry on the road to Pbillipa-Gep. Garrett in CON-
mind a, Laurel Hill, and Col Pegsm at Camp Carr EFT
e.o Mcclellan commanding the army Of the North, was
IN large force both at Phipa and also at Buchanan
Dividing bis forces be attacked both Laurel Hi and
Camp Garnett simultaneously, with cone $4,000 men
against Camp GsSnstt aud IL 600 against Llur.l Hill.
skemishing daily from July 7.h to the liih, that
DIV he enehy, as our army had been expecting for
S,vs made their grand move. By treachery he had
op,red TO him avail bic passes through the mountain
gorSes unknown to cur army, and made the attack Wig
oroa.v both At Laurel Hill and Camp GArnet, IN front
and At the tine marched force to oahAnk bon
Garuet and Pegram. Gen. Garnet, sith about $500
mso fought and repused the army for four hours, on
the llth July, aad at Rgsi knowing that sacrifice oil
hs army or retreat was the only alternative commenced
bis mastery retreat leaving his tents standog and eau
Or burning The pages Of history have and In Il ne
10 c,me probably viii record no retreat In higher CO.
gee ds.ir guished for skil and success.
Fortunately Gen. Garrett procured, amidst treachery
on al sides and In hostile country, most eonpstens
ard faithful guide. In the darkness Of the night this
guide Id them from Laurel Hill BY way Of Leading
Geek, Peasants Ran aud Skaters Fork Of Cheat Here
hard pressed bV the enemy he gave them battle and re-
pusd them with heavy loss their side, and again at
Third Ford Of saafers Fork Of Cheat gave them bate
AID again repuIsed them With heavy loss; and here
m the banks Of this thenceforh memorable stream the
Gallant, the noble Garnstt fel Not on the battle held
bu, after the BATH. p;i't p'stiHg his rsasaard he
t,uby Minnie ball from scout in the mountain. Here
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bis body was left unavoidably. Such the FIRE from
the ambuscade no one could have removed 1t.
Col Ramsey, next In command continued the retreat
Own Cheat Run to Horseshoe Run, up Horseshoe
In to She Northwestern Turnpike running from Win.
chester to Petersburg thence to Neville at the juno
on Of the xoorefed and Allegheny Turnpike down to
Greenland, Patsrsous Greek Valley, Hardy county, on
their way to Monterey, Highland county, Va After
N. Garnet, fell when en- route and on Horseshoe
Run, they again encountered body Of 600 Of the
enemy sgan offered them battle but they ran and again
a. West Union they encountered another body Of one
thousand or more, and made . like tender, which
vas in like manner refused -
The foregoing being some Of the facts connected with
this reVarksbe movement though clunsy stated, will
show that fight Laurel HILL the superior force Of the
enemy the rnivsr,al rsachss ofthe people ofR,ndoph,
Barbour aud all the adjacent country the character Of the
country in which the army of the Northwest situated
and tho mastery retreat from Laurel Hill to the North
western Turnpike, passing through defes, gorges Of
mountains narrow passes and with little nothing 10
cat for four days. fighting and marching day and night
until they reached Hardy County exhausted covered with
dirt smoke Of powder aud their clothes torn to taters
ia mlrchpg through the mountain, almost naked, their
noble leader fallen willis, seeking protect his from
yandss who hirsed for their blood and pressed bard
upon .hs tteso facts STOW that he and bis noble band
will live in the heart and memory Of grateful country,
ullst their eslumnstoIs forgotten remembered
only to be deesed.
Col Pegrsn, thanks to good and merciful God, still
lives, and can speak for and defend himself
l know men not wanting bssely to criticize and
sneer but time will unfold the gallant deed. of General
Garnet aud his whole army, the llh July, 1861 and
the few succeeding days and all honor will be awarded
to all concerned, and especially TO the memory Of those
ble whose bodies 10 Wondering into dust NJ on
hose mountains aud in those graves far from home
kindred Though not Of the army my position during tie
time OF the baltic end retreat such TO enable
% leara and know all have sta,e'.
An OUTSIDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
CITY ITEnKg.
M.ros's counr.-Y,rerday, John T. Smith,

MAroRs County,, scrday, John 7. Smith, charged
WITH stealing horse and buggy, the property OF Aessrs
Davis Hutchinson, remanded for further eIanina-
ton before the Hastings Court. Charles Rddell, his
supposed sccompce, was discharged, the evidence Tor
the fence showing that he invited By Smith to take
ride in the buggy .time after 10 bad been appropri'
ated by him to his u1f without leave or license.
man named B. J. Teahsn, was brought up for being
drunk in the street. His face covered With Gears
q I'd blood aud looked II it lad been in chaneery
for thirty minutes he was unable to give any aecoun,
of his except that he fell among thieves and
was nearly beaten TO death. The Mayor sent him TO
jail :, -.
The cases of Charles Thurston charged with assault
ing Peter Dickinson, and Johanna Long and Ellen an
needy, for beating Mary Dorshoe, we're continued un'u
to-day.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SPANISH G0vERNXEN
GEORGIA CONVENTION.

MILtEDetyILLY, Ga, Sept. l2.-The State Convention,
called irrespective of pares convened here on yeste
day. lion. L. L. Nsbet, OF Macon, WAS nominated as
candidate for Governor aud the Convention also appoint
ted an electoral ticket for President and Vice President
The name Of the present Governor, Joseph E. Brown,
not before the Convention was well understood
that he was opposed the call Of Convention in TIE
present condition of.lirs and it also well under
sood that Gov Brcwn would be candidate for re-eee
tiou Independent: OF the nomination Of any Convention
THE POLITICAL PRISONERS GEN. R0SENCRANZ
WASHINGTON, Sep l2-The New York Tribune says
that Ct the CO p'isoness Fo.t Lafayette all bat three
guilty Of treason.
Captain Dane of the Pocahoutas has been arrested
charge OF maintaing reasonable correspondents with
the enemy,
The Herald says the Government has dispatch from
RossncraE in which he states that be drovs Floyd 10
his earth-works and will ight him again tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
TIE APPEAL.

lie, me 20 The usr-irum souudeth.
And the huge screams Hfsr;
HAikl nos louder far ieaoundetS
D adler music from the var.
sss my coun,rymeu / e blsediug-
o. the p,rShing sands they lie
Ne senges Of death still speeding
Der them bends torrid sky.
LIST! ,hose open wounds have voices
Louder than the stlrring drum;
FrIm tbeir cory lips they call US
SOu;hern daughters, mothers, come
Can We sit az be M, whitC-slndsd,
Sheltered from the wind aud sun,
Roughest hands, with clumsy kindness
Doing what ours should have dones
On bis couch Of straw extended,
Faint, youthful hero lies,
b. the soldiers friend attended,
Who nag place, yea DsiHs supplies
Ho- . woman should BE- near him
Aiding through the l)tsy path,
Ii, Der accents thar should cheer LIN
As be falters, "rhis Il DEATH"
'I.ithsre DO one can repeat me
Verses that used to hearf
Words my mother used 10 teach me,
Bending at her knee in prsyer'
All my mind grows din and DINNER,
And nv sigag is fading too,
Yat [ think ,es you, &C m ade,
Would. saw nv mother. too!"
BIT alss! no tender mother
Benas above that angu she'd brovl
AL youug soldier, y my bro'hsrl
Would. I we're beside thee nos
L.: me go! 100 long ! Tiger,
gsrlrr hearted than The foe.
Hakl my country, duly Cal . me E
D,ar companions let me goi
INV 70 Ar July 6 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
FROM CAIRO.

CArn,, Sept ll.-Tbe gunboats oousstog, ard Lex
iugop, vtie accommodating dcwu tho Mississippi,
countered battery Of 10 guns at Lucas Bend, on the
Missouri shore, and two Confederate gunbosts. The
Coues,oga and Lexington ssrced the battery, and then
ritIrrew under the guns at Columbus,
Iherc are not less tta2 Is 900 Confederses 10 Coum
bus and they we're largely reinforced on yesterday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
FROM KENTUCKY.

FGAsSrchr, Ky, Sept. 1.-The House Of RePrsaen-
ta,ivss has adopted resolution directing the Governor
to issue his Proclamation ordering the Cooedsraies to
eyacus.e their force, from the soil Of Kutucky. TIE
resolution was adopted BY vote Of II to 70. TIE
House refused suspend the rules to allow the resou
ton to be 90 amended to direct the Fsde and Con-
Eederate troops 20 eyaeuite the Safe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
MORE sElzuGEs-MARYLANp.

BAIrlxoKs, Sept. l2.-harshal Kane has been order.
cd to be sent to Fort LAFAYETTE.
NEW YoRV, Sep. la-Three race horses, buggles,
etc belonging to Sou.bernes sezsdo yesterday
Tae Annapolis correspondent Of the New York Pot
saws it /, expected that the Maryland Legislature will
very probably, pass en- Ordinance Of Secession next
week
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13

The city was very quiet yesterday, 80 far as "lOcsz
ing was concerned We could, however, have given
few more paragraphs but preferred to surrender our
space to tue moro interesting matter 10 the news depart
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
FROM FORT MONROE.

FonrREss NoSEor, Sept l2'-The senmers R. spsle
lag and Btitinore, en- route to Fort HaIteras.
The s,csm,hp Jsmestowu, has arrived from the Ploi
da blocssd,. She brought no ness.
Gen. Reynold, has been appointed to the command al
Fort Hatteras
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WAsBINsToN, Sept. .. 1888

SUICIDE OF a GRANDSON or Mr.. CRIrrrSDEs.-~e
lssru from the Pensacola Observer that Young man
nsu,ed Coleman, grandson Of john J. Crtendep, of
Kentucky, and private in OF the compu es Of the
First Florida Regiment stationed near Pers,cols, com.
mitied rucde on the 96th ultimo by cutdrg bis throat,
while syf,ring from mental dsrargsnsnt he was ab:ut
70 years of age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13

Bank oy PirrsYLvAxn-The statement published 10
Yesterday Wig should restore public confidence in
the soyency of this institution. The o,ers and drec-
tors are reponsbs gentlemen oil Pitsylvanis county,
who would soorn TO practice financial fraud upon the
nuhlir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13

90 AZ N Il Il q A L..
oincr OF rae RI-HxoSo WING, sept ~, 1861.
RTDCKs AND MONEY

In New York, Monday, Virginia, Missouri and
Worth Carolina the Fs,uiay Ere
Central sdvanee each, but Eeadng deelnsd
" Tennessee Treasury notes continue to Improve and
per sold Monday at S an advance OF u The
quo ations reported by telegraph 10 Malt more were:
Ro.rd Q noard
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correspo.denoe Of the WING.
Fen rHH RIcHsosD WHIs.

7,ths Editor IF tAs WhiS; 30
Ta followng lines accidentally came into my hands,
AMI 4ihout the knowledge Of the fair authoress take
the lib rty of ending item to your paper, and dsdi-
eatng hem to hs A!abama YolsRisn R'gimsnfs neS
IN Viyyiai1:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13

Car MAoHIsr.-Nr Cornall Bradley, Of Manchester,
bss just completed for the Confederate Government,
msobine for charging percussion caps-he only one Of
the Kind in the South
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NORTHERN PARTIEi.

NUKTHEKN FdklIEl
SYRACUSE, Sept l2.-The Peoples Convention passed
to-day strong resolutions in which pe'ce propositions are
denounced as reasonable. 10 the Republican Copven'
ton resolution was offered, proposing to smslgamas
with the peoples party. 1t lies over for the present.
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TELEGRAPHIO.
sKIRMISHING.


WASHINGTON, Sept IA. O'Clock this morning q
large party of the New York Higbhnders left Chain
Bridge as skirmisherJ The Confederas fell back seven
milss and the Fsdels commenced re.restng, when the
Coniederaes opened Gre with Shells which was replied
to by Gras battery. The Federals ceased firing In 20
minutes in order give the Conederatss opportu
nifty to NEE, them in open field On the resumption Of
the firing the Feieras used s2-pounder shells, which
drove the Confedersies of.
PLEAsAsr HILL, Nh Sept l2.-There was firing on
suuday in the direction Of Edwards Ferry. The Rhode
Island Battery threw twenty shells at tho Confederate
Cavalry camped two miles from the River. Every ar
rangement has been made to give the Confederates
warm reception should they a.temp. to cross between
Great Falls and Point OF Rocks.
IMPORTANT FROM THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
CHARLEsroS, Sep l2-Tbe correspondent Of the
Mercury, writing from Matarzis, gives copy of the
Proclamation issued by the Captsn General of Cuba in
virtue Ct Proclamation from Her Majesty the Queen Of
Spain. The following Is an extract from the Captain
Generals Proclamation:
81 have determined, under date of August I7th that
oil vessels, occupied in legitimate commerce, and pro-
ceetng from the ports Of the Confederate States shall
be entered and cleared der the Confederate flag They
shall be duly protected by tho authorities OF the island
and further, all foreign Consus have been notified tina,
inter iereDce on tier part will rot he tolerated"
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FROM NEW ORLEANs-THE SUMTER.

FKUd NEW UhUEdNo-IHH 90 II En-
NEw ORLEANS, Sept l2.-Five hundred and twenty
two b,les Of cotton we're sold to-day.
Captain Newman, Of the brig Ocean Bird reports that
the Sumter took four finely laden American ships from
Trinidad
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N v CONVENTION

Syracuse, N. Y, Sept l2.-The Republican Conveu.
lion called by Simeon Draper has been, generally favor
ably received with fair prospects In favor Of harmony
and union between the two parties.
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NOPE ARRESTS.

BuELSsros, W., s,Ft. l2.-ln'else excitement has
been caused tee t3-isy, by tie arrest Of Co jos Wal
for many years le,drg man in this crmm nifty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13

FROM TEE SEAT OF WAR. .
wAsurSaroS, Scot. IA hesvy Confederate force Is
encamp,d near Fslls Church This Is about al the news
made public, fr TIE virginia side IN yes.erds-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
VACCINE VIRUS.

TNHf medical ,hrougness ftate rep py re-
q,ssed forward 10 his once al the sziisLE vaccine VI
they spare Oonpnares vh this request urged sp
thr ssnen sfths ltnsst inpor % vs Issle .eA
4 n PErf0oLsB, T. D., /
suas-in Vaccine Ags5Ai
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DUNLOP. MnacUREA Co, Arcra
THRUST SALE OF WINES AND LyQUORa
Il At AUTOS On Thurs fny, the leih iE.t Of II
OIL War house vi SELL suhority o. the Tfuf
Terms oaS. DUNLOP McNoUEIk co,
tells I'd Aucio uee's.
VXTANyFD -Pr the bal,nc. Of the year, plain Cock
w sher and Ironer. Apply 70 SAMPSON JONAS, Crner
Of ain and oh etree.s ~ tel3-8t
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MILITARY GOODS.

MILITARY GOODS...IuS. rSeelysi, the following De
NJ sIrable Good, va $4,000 nnste, and rs Tin 500 100
Caps 100 Eey and 0ors DO 100 Iae Barre
20 dos,n Gia gun Locke; 10 wsner
voinS shs shot u AIN barrel shot Guns 25 gross eu ke,
assorted so dIgoon addl; 100 dozcl Bid assorted 100
e4Id nc pold and plated spurs 80 pairs isth-r PADDLE
51dEsu wood Names do post b tee 400 los Scord
Thread 100 manila iate Rope
1900 lbs cotton tent Rpe 200 ysrds anchor Boiling Cloth,
90 pleas v.b. Asscei scn, Gr eEd Samng 1 doz hser
Uhau 80 90 carriage DO ,d sizes; sOO screvs
DO do 81 DO lin ou ts liable Spoons 20 dos nd batting
sJnon escorted 30 d. bI'eaer Knives tO ~ do satieTr-t
SKINS do; and StTna1 silver nAs Ncunioss
Plugs aai sPeles; Ri, wps Per- Nipples, ac ".
ty sMlTB, RliODs as 4 Co ssl8
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Executive Department, Sept 6, 1861.
| selo-o9 81 -
| rouuvepoxnvxcp
! EIcAxoyp Sept 9Th, 1851.
Hen l. W fra,I1, Of Charleston. s. Q
Dear that you recently delivered At Lynch
and osrss' Yuf oSsdsn, ..yys anti your convenience
| wmsu,. 81 rh'n' y %p rsea''
n ps'i,1 hsss'' T. ~ ~ s se.n,
| q r. Balds.n Ad..r p. mt.
| Tic. J'hnson. j b PerSu.oa'
| To- sryth, WIS Tr Pits.
RIcBxosp Sept sta, 1851.
eenen.nI did deliver lecture 20 the cis-us Of Ynehburs
oeia iou city. AID for similar OBJECT cheerfay
deivsr IT .s.in
s, . M 10 ns ,nr a.S
snd you ,hili Sn win Ie.sei deliver Fdday
sv'n'ns n'r' Repeatedly y'or O''' 'e5v., s,,.rr
To M,tsr. sA.rS }. HIsASos s,-, etc.
The Lecture 10 In tie eoresrouderee will be
Leea'. Of uhurcb atirt
Corner o Broad ard o streets on ERID evening ne,t,
geGet aod as pro- "a, n VI" &c isd sqrsi TO sAI.
Tnce S Tfssr Of he vuui Tor the Re sft Of N. te ans
woaud.i scdisrs Of our confederaey ~
IVES, j. bas,op " Esnaoph and S.orvs Eds.oi pr.
90 eenia. ..ls- ~
| Two THE READRus OF THe II, @. ApyO.
suI isn t,su. We iniormsd on. ,.sis. H., =.
/
ofh moL positive Asbaanee Is We are rexpeciecy told
that Fse.ory which supplied farnhh
rssett 'n1r, 10 power to obab
s,ue AIoIhsr nunb-r Of The Advocate prao
Subscribers viii OF no, be charged Ter the time du:g
-hieh they receive 20 paper JAs A Moan, Eeor Of
~ ,rons- - ,-r--,---,.-
MILITARY GO0Ds.'.!usi r'eeivei ihs ioloStng de
VI sra6e Good Va: SspOg nlesss. .nd 1ns lat sWtoo
PERCUSSION Caps IVJ ooSs 40 ao iV lac barreb
20 dos,n ercusoa Eni ta gun Locke 10 Warmers pa en
assorted so Dragon addl; 100 doIea Bid lssoed; O6
eArd nc pold and plated 80 pairs sh-r sss;
Names; do post tre tOJ los cord
! .s9: 30 a @ Rs c .ss$ i ,..
,oon' ',os 80 d. 1a,easr ssi,s DO; u DO sasasst'
Plugs sad spg.s ~; WPr Per- Nipples ao, te Fo s.is
y es-t.H' AnoS . -.
| SUPPLiES WANTED ZOE THE ARMY
- PIP ic,sri VII be received for ira hing supplies He'd
PrpFer, Potatoes, Peas leans aud Winter
teSe,nDifs 81 I'll khds ana fichi.s ir ue ue CT Tee
Aiehropa supply Of Cd pepper + essentially ;tes'.ry mi,
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Two THE READRss OF tbs IL, @. ADvO-
oATE-ln our issi tsue We informed oat iesdsn that rs
had tie prospect OF 81 We di the faith
9th positive AsDsanee g. We rteIpeceeIy told
that Fse.ory which supplied fsrnh
Irssett Ne w 'njr ir TO oba
issue AIoGhsr nvnb-r Of The Advocate
cable.
which they receive paper JAs A. D.SCAN, Edior OF O.
Advocate. teS-f
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The agure. show seonlnuAnce eoHtr.eI ness AMI
the de c impaired pi at; year, O0 Ineeh
January last The eIp1s in tn time ofpro6s ehtvs
ea,d s26 co Oc aios dnsretcs 10 favor Of the Unsu
States ~ III. figures correctly gyen) CT tl2OeOUo
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PARLOR BOARDERS.
SOUTHERN ENTE q PRISE.

vTAHTTD "A large quantity Of HOPE for which Asr price
w Will paid THY grow vi rood many streams in
vfia!a These wh saISer them and chip vi
be We e. nptnaatsd for heir labor. d. GOODMAN,
.ar. f... Rehrn ID, Va
Pa-Ynen WHO viii have BAILEY for sss viii please com
municsse With me, rsrtng price and quantity. LIE
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cUppLiRs wANTpo FoR THK ARMY

SUPPLiRS wANT2O FOE TIKI ARMY.--
> PIP c,;sEs vi received for raj hing supplies eel
rrpPer, Potatoes, Peas "eans and Winter
Vexs.abIes 81 oil kinds and Pickles Tor the TIE
Army eah 81 point rnt 20 the troops
hiehHopd supply Of red pepper essentially This
ae should b- carefully preserved by a. sho wsh N minis
TO tle m health o! force, The -d greGn up Snd
packed IA bags boxes Or kegs H cLAiBoASE bsr Eui
Com. Eutsstence. tslS elm
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CHINk, EarrHtNwAHE a GLhs,. M

y v ttFtIs HUU 7sVNHIIs-NI NH Y o.. Id
H. . ETPERNEES 4SJ 500 IHERY L5PORJEas,
No 10 Pearl Street. E.chnofad Ia We reason
a.y stock Of al d ru. purchased by SouSen
try rFrehsn,s sni f3e s'sortment Of retailing lees
Ire. which tnsred II fEir profits 10 he publ
G recosc. store Is No IL Pearl street WILLIAM
z. FErLRn rs see--aAeim
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MNEHNNEAG
OFFICE RICHMOND .. r R. CO..
Elcaxosp. Va, eept. 10, 1851.
ON and after wedn :sdiy september 18th. * cEFE-
~ the usirs on this road will leave a. II 4kNY
follows:
Mail train Leaves Richmond, daily SAL
Fr Ft and Accommodation leave kichmond daily Except Sun
dsv)4P.M
Fresh. ard Petersburg, " "sAu
mat train ieaves Petersburg daily, 6P.h
sih the reads scrth OF Peters
bur a..
eTrsvrers viii bear 10 mind the Governor renurts
all .rtons leaving the ely Of Rchnood 10 have apHspo
sells thus. u. wYNak supt.
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ma. LEFEBVRE's school
RICHMOND FEMALE NSTiTUTE

NaE next Sestn Of this In tuition VII bEn oc'obeS It, lsC
and sIpsrtd TO correspond In all respects 70 those
ueg yeirL
Toe faculty will remain.
The VIII be aiterore and the liberal
from this ssst.on and tn ouih 10 hoped Tor
-r has been decided 10 gveo he daughters Of volunteers
the service Of the Conf dese tstes tut Ion In the hngrh
brsn shes CHARGE
Catalogues may he fou5d al al the Bookstores.
r.a-U cH.a:u WIZ sreN President
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

lVfLH yARY BUT oNa! MiLlTAnY EUT
vi tons! Military Buttons '-,25 gro.s sry But
tns End received for sale by 6EsNET DOMAIN
street ssiS--6t
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The Lecture alluded In TIE oegoipE correspondence will
del Let' Room Of Rev p DuscAsF Uhurch
of Broad ard lCh streets FRiD evening ne,
O'clock ard the pro, eds thereof will be ad equss TO sa-.l
J. Tar s,a Of the Folders AID fu1o Ioh,
Finders ks9 sIser he Fund for Re The kies
woands1 soIdiers Q, our ConfederAey
Tickets had Of Hessrs James wcoiborse Co Norris
ives; JShaston j. Randolph, and George Bdsooi Pic.
60 eeniL sells n
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EDUCATION.

BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
IHE exercises Nh School wiz be epenei on the leh Sept.
enber snd close so OF June, under The charge Of W.
Lpcktfr, NJ A.
Terms $3.50 per sessI,n. Address lUoKETr.
- Ivy repst, klbsnnle eouniry, Va
Being engaged In osr du'ies and riy absent nom
no ne con ri With srea confidence the Of The education
9th s. may Bloomfield Mr. w. Lucket
him highly - ths pub ic an able AMI experienced
Tescker Ian gntemsa BE his been ateacher
Bl omhel for the pas. three yesrs. W. L BEovS.
fnrt Msgrrder, DesrN lbim,hurg. sept ., 1881.
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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-22
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