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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

From the Advertiser, Providsnce, B.I.
The oephalio Pills arc said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the Ndache and one Of the very lest or
that very frequent complaint which has ever been dis
covered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28
Prom the Examines, NorfoIk, Va.

Oephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made vIs, Oure Of headache In all its forms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

From he Western n. r. Galotse, ohlcaso, Ill.
We heartily endorse Mr.. epauidlng and hid unryaled
Oephalic Pills. r sJsp = Fa3f "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

From the st. Louis Democrat.
Tho Immense demand for the article y0spAalc Piils
10 rapidly increasing arunn sTsFsyvT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

From the Southern Path Finder. Eswoflssls, Ia.
Try theml you that are aicted ana w are surs that
your testimony be added 70 Tho sready damsrous
produce. ttfst rabAFAu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-28

,,,,v, From the Gazette, Dassnpor,. Ie-a.
Mr. spadins would not connect his name win an ar
hole be did not heoso % ossess real merit. !, q
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= 81 Jozas,N 81 'August rQSesEheY YstSams
City yaof wsshipstoh' tiom GAvsspSet on d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-20
FAIRFAX T. II AUGUST Ii 1891

FAIRFAX e. II, August 10, 1861.
The famous FIRST Regiment arrived safely
at TINS point on Saturday last. aLd pitched
their tents within about two hundred yards
OF the village proper. We are very pleasantly
sItu9ted, ami the emily difficulty existing
among the men Is that they are not allowed
II visit the village III large mum bers only five
mon from each company being allowed to leay 8
IL once. IHe county : very healthy ami the
water particularly good, luxury that we
have not enjoyed tor long time past The
duties of camp are quite heavy, besides the
the usual guard detailed for the camp and
other purposes. One company is detailed for
picket DUTY each day, which IS sent of for
some distance below us, two com papies nav
ing gone as far down as Fails Church The
health Of our regiment is tolerably good, there
being in the hospital at this point only thirty
mem bers, who are attended TO regularly by
our Surgeons.
The boys ara again ready to engage in an
other 18th or 2lst Jaly fight, although ! I'M
derstan3 that il is reported III the city that
one company C'l') III our regiment is badly
armed, (Which is not so) / VIII guarantee
that each com any therein will do its part Of
the service whenever an occasion presents il
self
y good many Of the officers and men are
very anxious 10 visit their families and friends;
but ii is impossible, as Gen. Longstreet has
determined 10 grant Burroughs TO no one.
The weather has been delightful all day
but tonight it is raining quite hard. Our
regiment vas paid of yesterday, aud the boys
are all il fine spirits tonight. 7. w. ..
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tHAssD En- OFF.-I. Doodle, Esq has been
- lueL Il goIu' OF IL" on the broad Potomac OF
I~Ie. On Friday morning last, the width OF the
liver at Aqua Greek having been aScertained
W IiaEg ulatiOn 10 be- much less than had
hitherto been supposed, Capt. Walker ter
InInedto refresh himself and battery wi ID a 1T
Tie Dali practice and acc Crdingly opened IRE at
oaypTeak upon the hset OF Federal steamers
NeFeH IN numbeT) which was lying of the
mouth OF the Greek. A rich scene eEsued /;
sue freIzled firing up and hasiy scampering
Oh was never before witnessed, nor did ever
bt-l hun racer eviGce greater anxiety 10 be
enchanted by distant view of the da-nsd
>eceshers," than did this potent Armada on
the present occasion. The Pocahontas having
'oeh graZed by two or three shots, and her
flsslhg somewhat damaged, thought IL Ieces-
s4ry 70 20 10 Washington TO reflt and TO re-
port " the tribune man, and was only per-
hoaded 10 desist by the frantic signals of Capt.
craven in the Yankee. The Ice boat, to show
AeT spunk, fired TWO Wild shots before tue king
hcT Tall between her legs, and after this de-
Aaonstratlon sDe broke like a quarter horse
0i'fr Der lying consorts, and none OF them
dropped anchor un Til they were at least eight
miles from the seat OF danger.
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BRIa. GRS. GEoRas Il. CRirrssDBs, of the
Prov isional Army of the Confederate States,
is d native of kentucky, and graduate OF
West Point Of the class OF 1882. Hs was ap-
pointed Second Lieutenant 4:h infantry In
that year, but resigned from the army In the
spring Of 1883. At the orening OF the Mexican
war he was appointed Captain OF corps OF
mounted rif.emeu, and commissioned on 20 IN
May, lS4o. For gallant and meritorious con-
duct in the battles CT Contreras and Cheru.
busco, goth August, ls47, was brevetted
Mayor; on 3oth December, 1855, was raised TO
the rank OF Lieu tenant Colonel. Gen. Grit
tenden Will be remember as having been
Ia charleston TO attend court-martial held
at Fort Moultrie for the trial OF Surgeon Is.
d.. Byrne In the spring Of 1850. The distin-
guihhed cavalry officer, Col. Charles May,
was also ons Of the Court.
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tIsCAsTLB, VA, August H. 1851.
Some days ago We had lively tiuss in oar
town, occasi0ned by the daily ass3abling of
the militia, who Were called tOge tfef for the
purpose OF holding themselves in readiness to
march whenever the call from the Governor
should arrive.
Upon the first occasion of their drill they
were informed by their commanding officer
that ten per cent of the white population was
required 10 be represented in the field before
the county could be exempted from the LID
bility of i draft; one hundred was then want
ing 10 complete that number, and unless they
were speedily furnished the militia would be
called out en- D!dSSe. Under these c!rcumstan-
ces many stepped forward and volun teered
their services IN the defence OF their country;
ana | believe the quota Of Botetourt, amount
ing to upwards OF eight hundred, mas been, or
VIII be, furnished in Ii teW days.
Several companies belonging TO Fioyd's Bri-
gade have passed Through on their way 10 the
Northwest, and also n troop from Tennessee
who intended to lJin Gen. Wise ut the White
Sulphur.
They We're all tne looking men, and Will
doubtless afford material aid III driving the
base minions OF Lincoln from the sacred soil
which they have polluted with their footsteps.
SHARP-SHooTBR.
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From Miss0uri---Ine Liucoin Arm. /
ksuIUfky

LOUISVILLE, Aug. live have received no
ne avs from 81. Louis to-day. The ankle Y is
Intense, and the impression that Glen. aies,.l' :
feueFAt fCrGes have oeen CUT OFT Is Raialdg
ground. Lack OF poin ted information rs II,
MS position, and The condition OF his forces
confirms The suspicion that dispatches geia.
1--WE 10 MS progress were pure tic lions.
A committee OF the cItiZ4us of Harrison
county, Ky, 20 day called on the PresiJeut OF
the CoViugtJn ana Kentucky Railroad Com
pany, ana proteste against the transpUrta
ton 0. lincoln guns. II such work was
continued, the citizens were determined to
clear the track, Tnrte cauuol aAt several
car-i0ads OF guns and ammunition en- route
We're returned to 'OYingtOu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-20

A HgRoISE.-We believe our southern wo-
men themselves could whip the Yankees. if
they were dis posed 10 Ell ter the field ''bel.
ligerents." A few cases Illus trating the he
roism of the gentler sex in the South have re-
Gently been brought to our notice, one of
which we will mention, as the lady whose
nerve was found adequate to The occasion of
its Il iiI is the daughter OF our old and valued
friend and fellow citizen, Jacob kDhr, ST.,
Esq Mrs Nancy Grow, wife OF Nj. Geo.
drove, living near Middle Fork, III Upshur
county, II few days before the fight at Rich
Mountain, had the misfortune, III her hus-
bands absence from home, to ne visited by
some OF tina thieviDg yagabonds OF which Lin
cdln's army IN Northwes tern Virginia is
composed. They came for the purpose of
thieving. They entered Mr.. Groves house
and gathered up some OF his property for the
purpose of carrying it off. Mrs. Grove, having
no gun, reso1utely seized the fire shovel and
the broomstlck, and applying them vgor-
onsY 10 the heads and shoulders OF the cow
ardIy, thaving scamps, obliged them to lay
down the property and leave How many
cowardly, thieving Lincolnlte Hessians were
chased off without 'booty" by one lone, de-
termined high spirited woman, we have not
learned; but there were several of them
This brave and determined woman has two or
three sons in the Southern army, who, of
course. are boys of the right spirit.-Rocki'.g-
ham Register,
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GUEPowDBg FOR THB SOUTH-We were
yesterday on board the steamboat New Moon
and seeing Il large lot OF kettles, between
twenty and thirty, some OF great siza, and
the men 1T work getting steam engine on
board, we inquired what these articles were
tor, and were informed by the captain OF the
boat that they were intended for the manufac-
ture OF saltpetre a II spot in the mountains
some sixty or seventy miles distant from
JacKsonport, Ark, 10 which town the boat
would convey them We learned that Mr.
Brnkley, of this city, and Mr.. Jones, who
resides down the river, opposite the town of
Comm cree, have bought from Capt. james
Smith, who lives on Black River, the salt
rAtfe cave anout to be worked, AT the price OF
1900 The purchasers, III the present con-
urgency, have determined, patrotIcaiiy, to
spare no rains or expense t. supply the South
with an article she so much requires US salt
petre for the manufacture of gun powder -
AS soon AS thirty or to-ty hands can be OBJ
tanned, they will be- set To work, and it is be-
iieyed that Il large amount OF saItpetre Will
be procured .-Ae'"phiS 4ppsal, lith.
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kEHTUcKY The Louisville Journal is in
formed that il is the purpose OF Gov. Magof-
tu 10 issue q proclaim alton TT M early day :
calling upon The Federal troops under the
command OF CoIouels Fry and Brqmtette, at
different points III the interior Of Kentucky,
10 disband and retire to their homes.
From . late number Of the Lexington (Ky.)
Statesman we copy the following
Why is q standing army placed in our midst?
Why is our neutrality thus violatedI What
are these men going to do? What is TO be the
field of operation in which this army is to be
employed1 These were the questions which
were eagerly asked On yesterday. But no
answer came. The Union leaders smiled sig
nificantly when interrogated, but respond
nothing.
We do not know nor care what the purpose
of their movement, but we do know that never
was there a more wanton. wicked, causeies =
war excited than is about to be inaugurated
in this State. The men who have instigate ted
this movement will have blood enough on
their souls TO DEFY the intercession OF all the
angels in Heaven.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
THE ENGLISH PRESS On The BATTLE.
OF MANASSAS
Napoleon Resolves to R.cSauix. the Con
f-derate Siaies

nav YORK, Aug. l9.-Ihe steamship b.
.einHih nas arrived at Farther point, y tLtt
Liverpool dates 10 Thursday aftrrnuSu Aug
sth.
The steamship City of WASHINGTON an! Iii
oerniin had arrived out
1sEERAL NEWS.
Ire LoudCn Times is bitterly sarcastic. al,
the battle Of BuIl Run. Ih,. same ua ~ N,
dulges III some hard cf&c Ks TN tt s,ou b., nsr4
The Times fears that the cues ti,,,. IF the
blockade OF Tue Southern porls will lend 10
difficult complications.
LORD Pallnerston has declared that the Ell .
trance by any duty paying vessel at any
oIockade0 port, wipes ous the piock aGe Il
5eiitserent may seal ali ports, but when IL
lets III Il single vesse. the right 20 blockade it
Is gone.
Ihe London Herald says tina. when Napo.
leon heard OF the res alt OF the battle ol fall
hun, he reSols yea 10 recognize the Conieuer-
a-e States.
Ten Brock had Won the New Brighton
stakes.
00hMERGI4L.
LiUeEpoJt GGtt03 AGlrhet, Aug s.-Tne salps
Oh cotton ior The week reached u 600 bates
hL an advance OF Ii. The marKet llysed
easier, ara the advance was barely ln4I.4-
.aiLeo. Spectators TOOK 1900 and pur ers
io,uVJ Caies, aid The markaG CiCst5d gu Thus
Jay HhcAAAged. Inc following arr t.uthot.z d
quotations air Orleans pa, and lulculiLg
orleans 8 l. This latter Quotation, We tD,nA,
should b. sal
Lon@d" AoHey Market-ConsoI. closed i %,
Sgps
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MARROW EsoAPgs.-In the late battle OF Ball
Run several OF the soldiers in Col. Allen 5
Regiment made very narrow escapes. Mr..
Richard b. Washington received some six or
seven bullet ,les through his clothes, without
injury to his person. the same occurred wi tn
Mr.. Geo. Flagg A ball passed the shoulder
OF Mr.. Samuel W. Wright, slightly tearing
the cloth. These gentlemen are members OF
the Bolts Greys.
MIR. Joseph Fanyac;er, of the Jefferson
Rowlan's) Guards, had his lite saved by his
orte-monnaie, a bail passing through his
pants and lodging in the porte monEaie.-
ChdrteStOtDn Free Press
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" AR NOV IESTS,
REPORTED TLlROrGHNO RTIleRA CHANNEL

4'4-t "a ~ l-ihOL fh n thIHLh.A tiiNNfIN,
W tsHIECToF, Angus l3.-Ihe Coufeder:t =
forces have al Iailcn back 10 Ealri1x, thu
apparently separating the dst,.,.ce between
tAe hostAe forces, but tne piCko. suAIo uc-
Cupy tat-C former positions.
Baltimore, august Is.--Feier troops are
no" ~ No& Bridge, where they nave CAP
tured Tree CT tn. pIllse burner.
Aooat ots thousand Confederate troops are
40" near Aeoll2ey, and IN aJtsyA Cu the + ed
orAis Is 1nolneatariy expected.
n nag VI truce nHs conveyed the Niyarg.
guam minister wholly bCypId The Ee.eral
.IIeS.
a nag OF truce from Norfolk brings nTis.
ohers released on account CT Various koo;i AZ
Iloiis' several others, including chAp.alns
are coming.
MORE "AAsEGD BArTsaIEs "--TEs sAyissrtsh
or THE POTOMAC ~ PsAiL
WASHINGTON, aug. 1.-THE correspondent.
or the Ne" ork toSt says tlat :. Ne. - t;.,n
IedoraLe battery, Two miles below Au..l,.
Greek, uheIpec .edly opened on the Putanuu-
las to-day. NO damage was done. lh.s IL
LIE tohrLu new battery ted Al tGis rs.gh
JornuOd, and unless SUnle IIuiuctlutr HC ION L..
TAKEN prominent ndVa! UtiICers ncie tnIuk ina !
the nav .sation OF the 20 .onlac wall cease
The t~i0't men. here sly that there VIII De
great Il eds raj victory Ia AL GINA when the
mex battle occurs, ana that IL VIII exiting L..
''rebeiliOn" III all the Confederate States
lIhose Union meI mo entertain such views
ought " obtain promlpeAt pltces ia the lex
battle
Inc COnfederates continue the barb Irons n
p1lctlte oI nriug On FEDERAL plckats
news received ReIe from Kansas states hat
wv wen all ned men nave Ieit Howard cOuuiy
~ join ToF. JacksoE's forces IN Missouri
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T.tI.ET n.fi.DilSu LUas, OK 2J.fa
L aNu soTh sthEhTs, q Y - y iii j.. i :
aUC1 lJI,.--cn AJ-,bAl, to Is5u day >! au.
1usj, at s Sinak i. NJ, wa pe tuId, 4T0l TIN
treInsea Tespetny-ty,It II. tf"G' u q 400 D at
,hs \ OFT .geat aeI uI.2Jtn apC -:ree,S Also
80 feet mont 50 n street, IaaniAs non. Il 70 J.
-tEeets. TG5 property al rJus tAes irS t~e; IL
- Iey7 Il ieet vie. rad viii % subdivjaed -
> ut the Vl9W5 ii pulcAAsris.
Tua ueIShboTb-yG p5i0g Pleasant ana i'm
uTVy!IS Que th!s properly 10 dv-lTdb ole, Aetusr
~ purposes oi as. uAi Ii4Ptovel2eut or invest
mem
rERM3--oa9 fougtn each osiane. ~ g. AMI
a. laoLth>. lVr Gutea WltL 4al9.e-t added. se-
cared ~ ttGst ueeG.
au 70 JAo. ii. TAYLOR i eUE. Auct'rs.
POS EftNEAsNl TIE aDove sale, la couss.
Iaeute of I&tus, Wa sIGVned tlit FRIDAY, thu
sd inst, az Is - eto@H <. VI,
au " JAa. NJ. TAI LoR - son, AuVts
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Sr. LOUIS, Aug. Is A soldiers train, ne. r
Palmyra, was fired into on yes terday and o..
man was killed and several wounded. G,n
Pope has ordered 3 levy ON mules, horses, an 1
provisions for ten thousand men from 81
Louis county; 5000 from Palmyra was re-
Edrded sufficient. Enough soldiers are about
Palmyra to control the county, and they are
quertered in citizens houses
Ma ]Or Stnrges has assumed the command of
the army 80 miles east OF Springfield. and has
camped about eight miles South OF Roila.
No intelligence yet received OF Gen. Siegie' 5
location.
The Isl Iowa Regiments being paid of and
discharged. Their loss III the late battle was
80 Killed and f34 wounded, and five missing
The Missouri Regiment lost u killed, 2lS
wounded, and Il missing.
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FROM LYNCHBUR6.
ESPECIAL coRSBaposDEScB CT THs DIsPArcH.l
LYFCHBUkN. Va, August 10.

IYFCHBUk", VA, August 10.
As the public care to read little else but
" war news" aud rs we have had no figh ting
in this vicinity, l have refrained.from intrud-
Ing upon your space for some time past bit
rs the pros pee are becoming exceedingly
slim for anything like lighting wi thin a hun
dred miles of LynChburg, l have concluded
20 corten; myself by returning TO my old
trade and noting common place items, and
do hereby give mp ali idea OF writing an &C
count CT the great battle, and how We whip
ped the Hessians when they tried to take
Lynchburg, as it is now generally conceded
by all sensible persons that the YANKEES are rs
near us they VIII ever oe.
The news from Missouri, confirming the
brilliant success OF cur arms III that ) tate. Is
cheering indeed, and Will give great encour-
ugemeuL TO our brave soldiers III this State.
and iAspire them with confidence ana spur
them on to new deeds OF vaior, so that We
need fear no defeat.
The reported suspension OF Browniow's
KaotGtIie Wig Is untrue. Ihe old traitor
is stiI publishing that Infamous sheet and
incuIcatIng his vile teachings as heretofore.
1t Is reported upon what Is deemed reliable
authority, that BRIGGS, who was elected, at
the recent eiec ton IN Last Tennessee, mem
Der of the United States Congress, has con-
Guided TO abide BY the decision of his State,
and Is row raising a Comp9Hy i'll his district
to fight for the rights and Iude pendence OF the
SOut tn.
A few days ago, Col Il l.. Owen, Presi-
dent. OF the Virginia i Tennessee Railroad.
gave orders that all employees on that road
should be required to Like the oath OF al
legiance TO the Southern Confederacy.
Livery otAcer and employee took the
oath except two, who were discharged
Ihis example could do no great aarm il
followed by other railroad Presidents, as L.
serves to inaAe every one show his coiOrG.--
The two who refused to take the ga tn claimed
allegiance To European powers.
The receipts OF tobacco are quite heavy-in
TACT Will compare faVorably WIKI the same
season for previous years. Prices are low,
and no very great amount sold. Fine wrap
gerS and Shipping are Ill considerable demand,
and bring better pTlces. The crop now coming
IL Is very inferior
We have Deen visited By very heavy rains
during the past TWO weeks, ana the prospect
good. q. L.
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SUccRss OF THE CorToN LoAs.-The Con-
federate Government, ii is believed, will ma We
In its possession by the first of September GER
tifcates OF transfer to the amount or ,00o, 900
OF bales OF cotton Of the growing crops, for
which Confederate bonds are to be exc hanged
the price regulating the exchange is TO be the
minimum value OF cotton during the last
three years. On these certilcatas Of transfer
1t is said Offers have been msds by BRUSH
capitalists to advance 50 per cent in sterling
exchange, taking AS u basis of the pare base
the average price of cotton during the past
few CHARACTERIZATION Mercury.
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East TrNSRssxR.-We publish this morning
two interesting letters from prominent citi-
zen OF Tennessee. 1t Is stated by the writer
that Mr.. Bridges, enc Of the Lincoln oandi-
dates for Congress, has been arrested, and
that Maynard alone, Of the interesting trio,
succeeded in reaching Washirg lou. The
Chattanooga tTenn Ga zette seems quite
hopeful of the conversion of Mr.. Bridges,
who " asserts that he will not fight against
his own State or the people of the South, but
is willing TO draw his sword Ia defence OF
Southern liberty"
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Cores o-deAce OF the Richmond Dispatch.
-Iovemen.t5 CJ tie Rlchmoni Light GGa7lt--
Hise'S Lsgtoa, 10.


Aug. H. 1851
st very short notice we broke up our en-.
campIlent 1T the Hermitage Fair G:Oune,s Oh
Thursday morning last Il. four o'clock, and
started for TINS place. !" went by the Cen
trai railroad far JacksUu's River,
which place We reached about eight O'Clock
The next morning we StdrLed AMI in a hard
mountain rain marched some uiIe Jeel mics.
some OF our boys, Ike horses that have been
raised HI level countries, Were 81 little Sprung
by marching over these activities, ana also
were carrying the weight OF haSerSacI KNAPP
sack and blanket, IL addition 10 their Iuusket
Tor the urst time but they stood 1t very
M. Thanks To the aCCus .omed prompt
ness OF our QuarterInas Ter, cur tents Were
kept behind, 50 we had one OF the sol
dier's iuAurles, that OF sleeping, after be-
ing drenChec, III Il le3ky barn. We We're
OF next morning ea:ly; passed Gala
mans Dy breakfast time, anu we're ~ the
Springs by noon. The rain conLiL ued and
SUI continues. oar boys are III good con
uitlcn, and The same may De said o. the whole
brigade. General WISE WORKS night ana
creaslAg the efficiency OF his troops. Look
Ont Tor decided nOVem emf on the Uesslans
CT TINS part Of NIrginIa sOUa. Every thing
DetOkens IL.
Al t2e magnificent Hotel at this place,
whist asking tor paper 20 I..lIie 4 line, l was
surprised To nave 1t handed NJ by that CAPT
tAl caterer, Thompson Iy,eC, 40 Is well
known III RIcnmOEd ana l Wa, glad 10 See
tAdt ne Rad recovered from Tie wound re
ceiyed some time ago. When II ball pert0rates
d mans cap about two inches apart III TIVE
pidceS and cats the skin OF his craIIu!u, l.;
may be called z close business.
ihe AiEntS mere are pleasant. Gen. tIOyC
Is SAID nJt 10 be iar OIL HIS comufLd are
1Aely equipped. NAu4uALL.
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WANTS.
7------~---->------~----- ---~----~-~-----~
IF3. os4er Yeats" see Pirst !

IFor otAsr "Rcsts," see PirSt Fgga.i
gAT = T ED-5o MACEtNISTS. IS BLACK
w SMITHS, and 500 SEsMEN, TO ali which viii
te paid the very highest wages. Apply at the
- MONTGOMERY ROUSE" l7th street uear Main
au 21-lw* z H "A CRGPpEd
WANTED "A good WASHER and laGN&R,
w (coioTed,j for the balance OF tho year. APP
ply 10 C. X BAtkSDALE
au 2o-4t At RaI ksdals & Bro = Office
VA ANT ga good NURSE for al infant,
w Apply 10 Sa. Ira SMITH
au 2o-a5 ia M4ir street
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A RavgRgsD TRAITOR. - The Rockingham
Register exposes the doingS Of one Rev. Bish-
OPP Markwood, who, until 4 few months past,
has been living in the Valley OF Virginia and
enjoying the confidence OF the people, but has
recently turned up outside OF Virginia as
thorough aholitionist, and has, i'll various
ways, been giving aid and information TO the
enemy.