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The weekly Butte record., 1861-08-17

WHILE some of the Catholic portion of our
citizens seem disposed to oppose Mr. Conness
for his course on the School Bill they appear
to forget that he has always been their cham.
pon whenever they have come before the Leg
islature, for appropriations for their orphan
asyIums and other charitable institutions.
The Democracy have invariably been libe-
raj in this particular. Let the Republicans
get in power. and the Catholics may whistle
for appropriations, no matter how meritorious
and Just their claims may be. Let Catholics
be careful that they do not cut their owl
throats, in voting for the defeat of Mr.. Con.
ness.-San Francisco Herald.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-08-17

CONFESS AND THE BULLETIN.-It is begin
ming to be believed that the secessionists have
paid the Bulletin to hound Conness-perhaps
the Republicans have contributed to the fund
Personal pique could hardly induce so much
vituperative enterprise with a money making
journal. EdgertoD, who made the most terrific
denunciation of the Bulletin, is permitted to
escape the flooding of its caumny, while all the
bottles of its dirty water are poured out on
Conness. Undoubtedly the potent agent of S
is at the bottom OF the affairs. F. EUening
Journal
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Richmond Markets, Aug. %. 1851.

The leading artic cs In the grocery line are very
scarce. Stocks very light, and d'minishi.g fast,
which renders 1t difficult. 70 give accurate quota
tions. The quotations are thds OF the day. The
market is almost entirely bare of every descrip-
lion of Coffee, excsp ing Bic, Of whiah there is
very little We give, to-day, quotations only OF
the leading articles:
BACON. Shoulders 81 cents; Sides % to ~ eta.
Hams 20 cts
BOTTaa--25 to 80 cents. Supply liRh,. and de-
mAad good at isttsr fgures for fresh, in small
packages.
Cl'FF Ri }, very sesrce, sad held q. ava to
ID cts. Market bare Of other grades vi ch com
mand higher figures.
CAN bliss. -Adsnantine have materially ad.
vanced: holders ara sskin4 IS to Is cts.
FieH. ramily Roe HerriDgs ~ for halt hbls.
ICON LIS edes S1I. TO $li73 per ton; English
Refined $50 to 90 per ton; American Rolled Sloo;
Country, No sSles.
L Ms.-Last sal s. at retail t7.f5 to So; none TO
be had at these fgares
LAND cts in bills; 81 cts. IN kegs
MoLa SSEs- New Orleans g. to IS cts Port
land Syrup d 10 Is cts; Gu a As TO 50 cts.
RICE. to 81 etc Stock fair.
SALr.es To wholesale; retail x to u per
sack; Groua Alum to q.
SUGAR New Orleans. 10 lots, ~ TO ts4; sup
ply insd nate for the mt ment. owing to the de-
lay in trans port 4tion CnHee Sugar l43 tlI63 cts
Crushed ugar2 to q cts very scarce.
TOB .CCO Inferior Lngs S2{ to ss good and
fpe = to "a; Interior Leaf - to va; good 81 t.
s.; good fine English Tonacco &63 IL *li; son
few bids Extra fine *li3 to bl2s
WH'SkEY Common 80 to IS cts Old Matted
Bye 81. so to $?; other grades so CTS. to 81. so.
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Additional European News.

FARTHER POINT, Aug. 2z.-The Hine-nia re-
ports that the steamer City of Washington
sailed for New York on the Ia III, with f5 600
in specie, and the TeU tonia, from Sout hamp-
ton, had about G., 600
The steamship Great Eastern arrived at
LIVERPOOL OH the 10Th instant. The steamship
New YORK arrived out on the 10th.
aRRAr Bs,rAIx
AT general meeting CT the Galway Steam
ship Company the report of the directors was
adopted, and 1t was resolved to issue stock in.
creasirg the nominal capital from ESQ.,, 900 to
81 ,00O, 900.
The Austrian Arehduks Macmillan, on
visiting Sou thampton in relation to the pro-
jected Austrian Steamship Company, made a
thies. commercially aud politically, between
England and Austria.
MIR. ROebuck also male speech, extolling
the cons.itu tional efforts of the Emperor Of
The ship Suffolk had arrived at Plymouth
from Melbourne with gold valued at f24 900,
and els passengers.
The harvest in Franc. was progressing sat.
isfactorily, but the wheat crop will be def
Gent
There are again indications of solution of
the Roman question. 1t is rumored that
mixed Italian and French garrison will soon
occupy Rome.
Baron Ricasoli, in a diplomatic circular,
expresses the belief that Europe will soon be
persuaded Of the right of Italy to enter the
Italian territory.
4s3E TURKEY.
Omar Pasha has been ordered to &C against
The fail of the Minister of Finance was ex.
pected.
The United States steamer Hartford had
organized the expedi ion up the Yang tse, and
made arrangements with the Nankin rebels
for the pro election Of American property.
The Saginaw and Dacotah were also at
HfNv1v I.l.n a In~1
tow.
The first teas from Hankow had reached
Snanghae The rates for tae new teas At Foo.
chow confined extreme. and were relatively
much inferior to the previous crop
The resolution of the British Government
relative to prisateers was expsctad to mate
rally remove the objections 20 shipping from
India BY American vessels.
COMMERCIAL Isr1LLIa.Hc1.
Liverpool Cotton M1rkst, Aug. 16.h.-The
sales OF the week amount 70 46 600 bales and
the market closes quiet but steady, with q de-
cline OF tai lod. on the week. chiefly On the
Spectators amounted 70 800 bales, and 20 sx-
portsrs 8, 500 bales. The sales OF TO- day Fri
day. are estimated at lO.000 bales, including
5000 bales TO sreculatnrs and eSporteEe, at
the following tau tnorizsd) quotaticns
New Orleans fair q. middling a.; Mobile
fair q mtdding 81; Upiands fair 81. middling
The stock in port amounts to sa4 900 bales,
including COX. 900 balas Of Amsrican.
LvsrpoeI Brsndstsfs Market. = Messrs.
Richardson b Spence report = decline in
-four Of %. salss 3ls a2Ss. Cd. Wheat has
Wssssrn soid Il ia; "a Sousnsrn la s'siis i.
ID. white Western l1s white Southern la.
lbs. "a. The corn marks. vas nat; yellow
mixed were quoted ct sos .asos. Cd. and white
I'm LAfssr-vIA LosposDsssI.
Ltssrpooy, Ang le.-BreadstuHs centinua
2 AnA1i0n. n rite lnPfV suaw&0p \ 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-30

The SKIRMIsH NEAs New madrid, Mo-
The Memphis Avalanche, Of th, 9Th, fur.
nishes the sutjoined paragraph OF a gallant
exploit performed by portion of jeff. Tnomp-
sons command:
Daring the pas t few days many rumors have
been III circulation III Inc city i'll regard TO re
ported sklrmlsnes having laKen pace between
some OF Ine memphis boys ana the Hessians
near New MadilI, IN winch the enemy had
taken several prisoners. These rnmors pro-
baby orig mated from the TAFT mat Tues
uuy, neil Charleston, near one hundred anu
may OF jeff. InompSoa's command, III Two com
panies,) portion VI winch was Il.sslss.ppl
company, nearing OF about three huAui ca
Eeuerals 0elng out on a Scouting eXpedi LiUn,
drte. mined TO give them tight. Win inns
Intention the commanding tfh .er di spa.ched
Inc MiSSissi QpiaI-s To execute u Il AK move
msnt, while ne should attack III 'front.'
Ihe Mlssissipp.ans had not reached the
point deslgnalei, When the enemy rushed
past, ana had nearly got By before they couia
fire; but when they DID Lhey Killed forty three
Oh tneln. Tne Fe0erais made NJ AnassaS time,
and leaving their DEAD and WOUNDED, ouL-
stripped Lhelr puisuers. IL seems Ina; q de-
tacnment Of Capt. o Donneirs cavalry com.
pany, from Point Pleasant, Mo :, consisting vi
LI.lrLy -one men, hau Deem OUT "prosp-c ting
and naa camped WiGoIn q IL " miles oI blu IS
Polut, IL Is said, wILnOuG putting out any
picAets. The reLreaung enemy came up0,
them suddenly in the nIgaG and the result
was every man OF them We're taken prisoners,
and conveyed to BIRD fUint-OaIG. q ID IN
neil being among The Number.
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HrAfrsTows, ND Aug. 23.-It is Ispor.
here tina. heavy firing has been heard nsa
Poolesville. II is supposed that an engag,
ment has taken place between Gen. stone
advanced guard and Gen. J ohnston's forces
"AsHIEaroE, Aug rs The city was rii
last night and this morntng with repor,
about light OF the Virginia side of the Pcte
mac. There is nothii 6 reliable, and the r,
pIrIs are momsntarily getting m ore an 4 MOI
conflicting.
6su. Mcclellan returned from the VII gir.
side about halt past IL O'CLOCK last n,gnt
Nothing important wa. elected. Three caya.
y aLd three infantry Companies had Zee
aovering ABOUT, evideatly intending 10 dra,
me sederais into an ameuscade in tne vicll
" OF Ball's Gross Roads.
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-. CsRD.-on the night of the tn
NzA instant, at Ii o'clock r. NJ. Mr.. r. B.
BRows requested m to serve him in the capacity
OF a friend in a personal affair with Mr.. E. G.
EURRAY. On the neXe morning about CLOCK
delivered Mr.. M. a challenge 1 ON mr. Blows
Mr MURRAY refused TO answ ar Ia writing; said
he wonid send him vsroal message whi.h de
clined / saw hiso agaia ia the evening Mr.
MusnAY said he would net respond in writing
bat would send verbal message which /
d. clin ned, as l had dops once before The follow.
ing Is copy OF the challenge, TO the best of nav
knowledge. HENaY G. BRADFORD.
Richmond, Aug. 2sth. 1851, O'clock r ii.
RICHMOND. august 27th, 1851
Mr.. T. c. MURRAY T.is note viii be
hauled you by my friend, Nj II G.. BRADFORD
For your conduct this evening. ask for that sat
isfaction VII len Is accorded BY ore gent ema to
another Mr: BRADFORD is fully ant aorizsd TO
act for me In this matter Respectfully,
now leave 1t to the community ID say, when
this Mr.. MURRAY walton y insults CERT EN- N ,
then vaunts about his south caro- "a aiood whe q
called upon refuses to give the gentlsmaa that
satisfaction " hlch gentleman has light to de-
mand. / cannot believe that the glofiOus p al
metEo St~ts has raised so deg snerats a son. de
may have been born in the south; bat eyidentIy
his associations havs bssn nor OF Mason and
Dizoa's line. RB BHOWN.
kisnmeld, August ~, 1871 au 30-n*
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Erenl fortress Moaroe.

f0STssss MorxoE, ALg ga flag OF true
mas Brought Capt H4rmey ani The crew f.
me ship A. Is. Ihompson, wDich was Co =
tured Oh savannah by the priva.esr Lao.
Davis.
a report comes from Norfolk that there l.
i large Iorce at Seweii's Point.
Ins expected expedition has sailed unde
sae Command or zen. BaLler. IL consists I.
she frigstes Minnesota and Wabash, the Paw
lee. and the gun bua,s Monticello a1d na.
net Lane. Iney have one huuasea guns p..,
four inoosand meD. their cesnna,un is IA.
announced.
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FINEPKICE Els Fob WAR TTMrS

H FINEPKICESF OK WAR TIMES.
~ SANDAL D. III KS, Commission Asr-
enani, Hieamens, va ola yesterday, at the To-
bacco hxehaRge huds. scn cueed LEAF TO-
BACCO, at she following fine prizes:
For Nj 4. L. kuir. Granville county, n. c., 2
hnds e. and Sill
for mr.. J. ADAMS, Granville county, N. c., 4
bh1s sts SIS 50. 30, ~ 90 and So.
Ths d ISL two syetag ng SO so and the four $2l
per 100 poands. This Is bslieSed 10 he The hish.
est obtained this season and snou ID indace STOW.
ers OF srch crops to hasten it o nsrses.
b. o. ElCKS also sold D the 18th instant. for
DR.. Jos. AspEssoS, shhds Stripping LkAF.
hvslsHla& 4ls w. au so-It4
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
4sssrte1 fcr the Richmend Dispatch
me "frss Press'' - she North. sr,rx.l i.
Britfsh War StHaaa, A.

| ~..-.
1hs "fPss Press, o. she Nsysh.. .x,rv., :.
British War Steamer, &c.
NEW foRx, Aug. 2s.-The Herald SAY, IN,
easle"e measures will be taken to suppre.
tnoss papers friendly TO the South. De.~>.i.
omcers are ON every train leaving tbs city.
intercept packages.
The British war steamer "Rindando" - he
low.
The washington corfssrorisnt Of tse p,
says that the Confederates ara concentrasip
In large numbers between the Onaia Brsae
five miles above Washing'on) and Lsssbure
The Washington correspondent of the Con
mercil Advertiser says that Gen. McClsl,s,
will go over the Potomac to-day, to inspe.
the troops, but will not permit any newspa ..
correspondent to accompany him, excep. Ill
Russell, of the London Times
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T OGf -somswhxrs bstwe sa Sehuitx's hat Al orr
II asa G. II Lanxiev's, on t5tn, be. an Main
and O4Iy. snn q MONEY arauutias to be-
tween siso acd sis'. nsist,ag Of yirglaia Treas
which we're CONSUMED IN two sheets Of black Pc
per. sibssai reward villa os paia ior It's rssov
Jsws clay store, Main street
.. III J.R HUNPHREYs
R0AkO- I'D "A exesealnSiy hne, handsome
y hfnlsneo RO0A, can b Obtained ~ IN
end sithia tsa minntss' valk Of the tustom-
houss AID Capitol. Two gen.lsmsn preferred -
the beard would Be very moderate. a so--sls
EQM IA & IA sapsTiss Tor YO00I Had
Al's. % ssas, ! sos1 sfAsfE Apply e.
s.s-.si ssaall,a =, .Aisa 1sss : s1s Is.
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DIsGgAoBFUL "A priz, fight took place on
Saturday, at Troy, N. Y oct ween two wo-
men. Ii lasted three quarters Of an hour, and
is said to have been bloody sFlir. 1t was
gotten up by two brutes in male attire. One
of the women was badly be sten, both eyes
being swollen, and the other woman had ner
thumb dislocatsd and her head nearly broken.
Nice work for Trojdnst
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All Quies on ,b. Low.r p.,cno

"AsAlHeToE, August . lac et.aC,nhi,
fniiaoeii hia has arrived from Fortress M.
roe. She reports ali qniet and The aavis..,o.
VI the fo .omac Uninterrupted. Signal lucast
from MARY land We're sn.t, evidently 10 Coz.
sey ths Intelligence OF her Presence. 81
visited until morning, anu she toula all :, ,
Confederate batteries silent.
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Southern Sympa,nlz "A In New o,k..A H.,
ll.h Snlp DLsp.ays I.s C.at.ds,a = E.An

NAw fohK. Aug. 20 IS j. Anderson A..
-InVeo, aAd Oh yesterday, at an ex mina. io,
.inp iicateo den. WOOD H. d Isaiah Rynap1s ).
Sosliisrn sponGenLs
II dispatch, received here, says tina. tt,
BRUSH AMP Simonos, lying at The p.rt
Quebec for The ast three weeks, has nao ,hs
confederate flag flying ali the time,
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED SPA man by the
name OF VIM. A. kead, hail ng from L. ncn
burg, Va, and making his way 70 Yankee
laid, was arrested on the Nasnviile sas.u
Kentucky Railroad yesterday without pass,
and returned to this city, where he remains
iu custody, being unable 10 givs satisfac tor J
explanation of himself. Acothsr party
Aires ted at tn same time has been released.
Nashville Uaton, 9Th
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Edics for T>i.gxapn.c Supp.esstoo

A1ooiS'ihLS' August ZS-I.e secretary o!
war has ofuered LIE oaperir 10 uent OF VI,
western onion Telegraph Line " C ,nvey l..
messages TO or from the seeded States. Tai,
order Includes the Kentucky line ruanu,,
through ffankfort aid Lexington, but uo,.
NOT I'll icI The line nelce 20 tns south.
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DEATH or MRS ELLSWORTH Mrs. Emily
Ellsworth, the wife CO the Hon. Judge ELS
worth, CT the Supreme Court CT Connects.
cut, died at Hartford on Friday night She
was the eldest daughter OF the distinguish ed
Noah Webster, LII. ID
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Reported New ment of the S.sam.r Patrick
Henry.
WAsH'saroN. Aug. Is This steamer Pat
rick Henry has run the blockade Mt Fortress
Monroe.
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ANUS EMHNTS


CONAN UEJ SUCCESS
IF tHE
bOMBARDMENA Or FORT SUMTER.
ILLUSTRATING n snti
HAhsOR,
r. RT5 aad
r,,,r.. ,.,z, .,o BATTERIES on
AID tao Il 10 4 ON so.T 5. GrsE,
kE Npoi osesy hl.n. au3-k
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rsciAI ooSazsrosDnson OF rns piarArez.]
NosYoIx, Ass. ssh. 1851.


NoRyoLK, Aux. 9sth. 1851.
The steamer KAhukae. whose deten ticn 1T
Old Point r1en toned In my last, returned 70
the city last evening At o'clock Twenty:
three Of TIE prisoners taken By the Federal
| troops at Rich Mountain came up from the
fort in the steamer and were comfortably
quartered at the Atlantic Hotel. They were
liberated on parole. Several Of them were
which was amputated above the knee, aud
| two or three lost each ON arm. Considerable
| anxiety IL manifested by our citizens to see
the liberated prisoners and to hear their
| statements relative to the Rich Mountain
| aeht, their capture, Imprisonment, treatment,
\ The detention Of the boat seems to have
bssn owing to unnecessary a,.ae,,s ceremony and a
,ncy ON the part OF the Federal Off ers;
OF Of whom, l also learn, used tmper.inenS
laL guage when the boat arrived at the fort,
bat who was cooled CT quickly BY the ready
Onet the Federal officers threatened to pull
tie u moderate flag down; bat ample apology
was ma De for the contemplate proceedtp gs.
Our CITY is still quiet, although 1t Is again
reported that our troops are expecting an
attack by Gen. Wool. 1t is not probable,
however, t hat any attempt will very soon be
maze in thu , section Of the State BY the Fed
eral forces.
/ .earn tina. two regiments left the fort dur
ing the stay o. the K inukee. But their des-
taatiOa is not yet known mere. IL Is sup
posed they were D0un0 SCUM. 1ne aet tndI
left the fOrtr. IS yesterday crossed the Bay ano
went over to Il e peninsuia known as the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia
Well, it is now publicly announced that
plan has been COL cocted at Fort Monroe 10
burn Norfo. k-the incendiary torch to be ap-
pied in two hundred places. The statement,
which Is not very new here. causes but little
apprehen sion, although IL is believed ,he COW
aidiy hireiings are none 100 picus to attempt
u worss than savage outrage, which, Oh
course, IL it were possible 10 carry it into exc
cution, would involve the desEruc lion OF wo-
men and children, and the lex, VINO might not
be able to escape from the II tines. But there is
20 fear here OF any such ate Wpt by the aeart-
loss Diaekguards who originate the plot, or by
their mean and contemplate Sympa thlzers.--
Afraid 10 attack us Ia mautul, lesl .imstLe
manner, the cOWardiy rascais hope 10 Darn us
out by employing lew base lncehdiary vii
iains 10 fire tue town at midnight. - when
good men s;eep.''
The weather is sultry, cloudy, and uncom-
fortLble.
NOimportant cases to report from the courts
now in session.
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Reported Victory or the Southern Forces n
Missouri.

MsAPHIs, WA PaaucanJ Aag. 2s.-Itis re.
ported aere that there was a battle on yestsr
day At Cape G. lr4rdsau. The Confederate.
We're victorious.
This intelligence created coasIderab,s cora
motion at Cairo
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Rfw Yarx Cotton Market
Nsw YORK, Aug 2s.-CotEon has I'D yauced
With sales Of 400 bales. Middling Orleans
10 cents
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The Fight In Western Virginia.
LoUIsvILLB, Aug 2s Gin ciunati papers say
nothing further than this lowing to up.
avoidsble circumstances, our forces under
Gen. Tyler have suffered a disaster"
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MANUAL or IEsTpUCTIo FoR Tia vorrv.
TEkas ana MIL Ia OF RS toNPEDs-
EhTf STATE Bv oil, villain / har,
lns Iuctor OF Tse les Of the Wiz <ta!s ai,it 70
lbs ue vol ef0rS
TAX book q aeo The es' Of its kinA AK 4 -
Il IL In CT ID conpa' dunn. treat 4 o svsry
ershsh OF military = rsie D. 1 Lax vita N
rsa Ira 10 OF an arD.y =, a sras aseeu II
tas L ns OF fhe s~fviee--IR shtfy ava ~,
tti.ry aaa Ensis.e-s; thu dat es eth |.
tas 60 seoe OF = ca pa. Tas CT al = AZ "a
III lbs boek EN- races vary tell lest oct on ior
every KIND o. iiiso cops. IF u tbs Sc q /. Z
he Solder OF i Of the bat alon ara ~ Tse-
les f.ess o o Of ihs To aar - f9s q
a. Aetioc eft ls Req ne sad liter. xties
fycfa The Sehooi Z 9 Pisse & tn B. olet o n
.he Ssttsry he wnoi will ne fousa IN air, q
eorf rant. vita hers9air gneas VI sks Coaisas-
rats states service.
WRsT & JoTasToS,
IN
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Also,

-aLsU,-
TWIST s1a othsr
FANCY sTy LES;
Besides
OF KIMo TOBACCO affirm
6 90 'sS1s PEE PouRr.
All Of whit Ii IS eEeIed Tor sis ~ uSdsrx prisss
rca L.
M Prompt ATTENTION paid To all rdsrs accom-.
psA.ed witt cssn or Confed rsts b naa
an a--iDNfl JAsE. THOalg
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Rsdspal n.sn,sseu,

FEDERAL Desp ,tism.
BOSTON, Aug 2s The resigned officers from
the frigats Congress have been cent to Fort
Lafayette.
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An Opinion of Federal M.nister an p
csgMitien.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 2a-C. E. Adams, tie
FEDERAL Minister to England, In p commuri-
ca'ion to his Gov arnment, says, thu. the re
c'gnition by England OF the Confederate
States is only q iestlon Of time.
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IfaEW INU AND
" SMOk KING
TOE CCo.
tavs on hand at my ac'ory, o. 1th street,
Richmond. Va,
large stock OF
CHEW iHG
T0B ACCC.
Of 81 grades aad styles.
ss'r cas- ranging from.
Is to rs CENTS PIE PIUND,
including SIS, 10 half-toaEds, pounds,
BOT 81 D ARK
Al D BAI O 1T.
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Vague Reports frcm Mtsxeu,,.


LouIsvILLB, Aug 2s.-Ihs reports fror
Missouri are meagre and Of little Interest.
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ERIN Military Manual. q.
ARMY REGULATIONS

Adopted fer the of the Cor 3srsts States. in
sccordanee With late 10 Of Copgrsss, re sssd
from me old unttsd States Array. ls.7; reis a
to While. IL sddsd sn sct for the sstAbissh..
ment and orsAsisstion OF the Ara.y Of The
Conledsrsts Eta - OF Ar erica. Also. 1rtisles
Of War for the Government Of the Arny al
the Confedere tstes Of Amsri 4. IA
fersons Ysmitting 70 "a Tie marked krtee Of
either OF the above. texcspe Gilhara 8 Ma nai
will receive then free Of reot%ss ~ (, e. III
address orders 70 VAST 8 join TOY
Pueiiehsrs and Bookseller,
an Se..n Ns Main ST., kiehmsnd. Va.
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