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Re ............ApriI. 1861. ...
d Il Y G O Q ID s

D Il G . Q D S
Merchants visiting this city with view of max
ing purchases, are respectfully solicited to ex-
anime our large stock of
Try G o 0 DS.
We offer for sale:
500 bales Brown SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS;
200 do. 0ZNABURGS
so cases Bleached SHEETlNGS and SHIRTINGs;
SO bales Plaid and Striped OZNABURGS;
500 pieces Striped and Plaid DOMESTICS, for ser
wants;
so bales TICKINGS;
so bales DENNIS and Striped SHIRTINGs;
$50 cases Fancy PRINTS;
80 cases COTTONADES
10 cases Colored CAMBRICS:
% cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
And q large assortment: of Heavy and Fine LIN
SEY; MEMS WEAR; White CAMBRICS; Irish
LINENS; LAWNS; Plain, striped and Embroid-
cred BEREGES, DEBA Gk s and POPLINS :;
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, YESTINGs, &c, Sc.-
All OF which we will sell very cheap 10 the CASH
and prompt six months buyers.
Elicit DREWRY,
ap l-?w No. IT Pearl St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

re Cod Liver Oil of several brands-Just
to hand md fer sale. JNO. w. GARLiCk,
ap5 Apothecary, Franklin street.
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ne Bed Bug Pois0n-A Speedy Extermna-
TOR. For sale by JNO. w. GAkLICk,
APPS Apot hecary, sc.
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Know all men by these presents; That - have
constituted and appointed, and by these pres
full attorney for -, and In - stead to vote a,
the next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Traders Bank OF the city Of Richmond, to be
neld on the 18th day of April next in said ctty
IN the election OF Directors, ani on all other mat
tsrs which may be brought before them, hereby
rallylng sad confirming all that -, said attor-
As witness. - hand and seal this - day OF
-, 1851 lap 4-l5tl v. SINT0N, Cashier.
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N.Y.. ,NOTlCE.-TheIe will be 1 meeting Of
H&S the SOUTHERN STATES RIGHTS Marty
at HENRlC0 COURT HOUSE, on SATURDAY
tho ssh Inst Il y oeosk 70 nominate suitable
sps-a* MANY STATES RIGHTS VOTERS.
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s,S$@ 3 fhtn'SofE5 d.s
+ asaeS and up to the hour oil
Freight taken TO Boston, via Baltimore, at low
est rates, with great dispatch.
10 Hogsheads received ON board unless engaged
at our office.
Passengers are requested to be OH board before
the hour Of departure, IL o'clock M, SATURDAY.
ap st ~ DAVID WIN. CURR1E.
s1GKGSo. j steamship vIRGlNlA, Capt; ];
fsssh, and vii issyS on sATdRDlT the 9Th
RNo freIs ht received after Il o'clock.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modatiOns, apply to Captain on board, or to
G. P. CARDoZO, agent, Rockets;
Or, No. 100 Main street.
Boston freight taken through by steam
duced rates and with dispatch. APP st
IE9sEzk9;Ss: SOUTH RIvER-To leave SATOR-
DAY.-The Canal Boat "ECONO-
and will leave with dispatch. For freig hting,
apply TO the CAPTAIN, on board, North side Basin,
opposite Crenshaw's shed. ,,
n FOR ALEXANDRIA, WAshl>1-
4akA TON AND GEORGETOWN The sehr. ).
& E. HARRINGTON, SAUNDERS. master,
going on board, will sail with dispatch, For re-
aainder ei cargo to go 70 either pSEEt fooVe
A" 1t Mllspaugh's 18th and Cary Streets.
a. FOX SALE.-A thorough bred BROOD
SsMfAkE' of fine size and Rsd + ss,r EHpauiFo
ap5-lct* Near the city.
81 FOR X ENT-A HOUSE AND LOT on
H::a Byrd street, with four rooms and kitchen.
A STORE, on sth street, between Main and
STORE, on 18th street, south Of Cary
COTTAGE, on Sd street, between Cary and
A STABLE, in rear of the Farmers Bank
- TENEMENT, on sth street, betw oen Main and
Four ROOMS, on Main street, near the Farmers
Bank.
Three HOUSES, near Buchanan's Spring
Three HOUSES, in the town of Sidney.
R. g. TUNsTALL,
ap st nth st, opposite Goddin's Hall
o. FOR RENT.-A comfortable HOUSE,
tached, one and a half mile North OF City
Poor HOUSE on Meadow Bridge Road. =, Apply to
A.k HOWITZER co. III
EWS lsT RECT VA. Vols, April 5, 1851. :
~ Assemble for DRILL, at the GYMYA.
SUM. on Marshall street, betweon 5th aud 6th on
SATURDAY EVENING, April 9Th at o clock
:, In case Of rain, the drill will be at Military
BY order of Capt. RAxpo1pn
aps-2t THE0. p. MAYO. lst serg't.
q ATTENTION, FIRST co. FiRsTBA T.
MTALloN, 18TH REGIMENT VIRGINIA MILL
m TIA Assemble for instruction in Drill at the
" corner OF Grace and sth streets, on MONDAY,
sth April, at o'clock ?. NJ.
This Company district is bounded as follows -
Commencing at the southwest corner of Broad
and 10th streets thence on tn south side Of Broad
thence on the north side of Cary to 10th street /:
thence vest side Of 10th street 20 the beginning.
All persons subject to Militia duty within this
district will report promptly.
l. This parade is required by law, and ali absenees
will be fined 10 the full extent.
By order of Capt. K. J DENNY.
ap 5-3t% Z. Il. SNEAD. Let Serct
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BE Kerosene OLA Bright and Pure Ar
TICLE-For sale by JNO. w. 6ARLiCK,
apS Apothecary, &c.
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FLAG RAISING AT Bolts.
~ FILLE.-The FLAG OF THE CONFED-
ERATE STATES will be raised at louisville
west end of Marshall street,) on SATURDAY
EVENING, the 9TH inst at o'clock. Several
distinguished speakers will be present on the &C.
casion. The citizens Of Richmond and the sur
rounding country are respectfully invited to at
tend. ap Sits
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Eg Liverpool and London Fire aud Life
INSUR RANCE COMPANY,
(K5fABLIsHEp 1885,
CASH CAP'LAND RESERVED FUND. IS 900 COO
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $50 900
Da -. nhV ~ 1900
" Stockholders personally responsible for ali
the engagements Of the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BsowS, Esq.. Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTRyErT, ESQ, Deputy Chairman
HsSRT GRINSELL, ESQ.
:. u. ARCHIBALD, h. B. N. Consul.
EragSg DurILH, ESQ.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, ESQ.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr., ESQ.,
E. F. SASDBRsoN, ESQ
ALFRED PkLL, Esq, hsside emit seers,arx
ANNUAL AID SHORT POLICIES issued on .sms
terms as other frat class Companies. --''
reference to the home office f~ "i'"o"'
CHAs: 3. WORKMAN, Agent.
omce Old Dominion Insurance Eonpanv
Aain
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TRADERS BANK.-The ANNUAL
0~Ia MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE TRADERS BANK of the city of Richmond,
Will be held at their BANKING HOUSE on the
18th mat 4, third THURSDAY for the purpose Of
NJ full aud punc.ual attendaSce is reouestei
either in person or by proxy.
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GARD AT the City election just past
y my vote accidentally given TO the COM
petit0r of the present incumbent of the office OF
Mayor. AS | associated Mr.. MAYo's name for Mayor
with my Commonwealth s Attorney ON all
the election tickets circulated by my authority and
publicly and generally expressed a strong wish
for his election, | desire TO guard myself
against the msconstruction TO which the vote I'M
explained may subject me, by announcing that it
was Cast inadvertently, in . moment Of hurry,
when the polls were about to close. attempted
to retraet II, but under the law, could not do
ap Sits K. T. DANIEL.
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GROCERIES,. &c.
! EW FAMILY GROCERY,

~ Corner 9Th and Marshall Stras.
One Square ADORE Netr Market, Riohmord, Ia,
The subscriber takes this method OF inf1rni,
the citizens Of Shockoe mn that he ha. open a
FAMILY GROCERY at the above named pl4i
and intends selling superior FAMILY GEOC
RiES as cheap as they eau be bought u the CT.
for cash. The public are invited TO come aad q
anime for themselves
oxr< ID =
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VNANTED-AiI persons 10 know that mann
w facture all styles and qualities o! TRUNKS,
and have always on hand the largest stock TO be
found in the South, embracing superior IRON
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies' French Dress
Trunks Bonnet Boxes also, all the common
styles, all sold at manufacturers prices, whole
sale, and retail, al salesroOms IL. Main street,
nearly opposite Dispatch Office. Factory Cary
street, below 18th.
&c Trunks Repaired. -
Ia ce-sn JAMES KNOTS.
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RUNAWAYS.
d TWENTY DOIsLAns KEWAKl

q RUNAWAN-FOR HIKE, ANDnA]
~ ELIZABETH Is about as years OF age. n
-EfA gerbread color: has dark splotehe~ on \
<k.V face; bushy hair; catches In speak ne y.
eESk4~s dunn size, and IL often drunk. She In
the 2Sd March, with sms II mil k-can-hsd on "A,
calico dress and bonnet, much worn-suppo.. ),
is harbored on Shoekoe Hill. A liberal rtE,,
will be paid for her delivery to me.
FOR HIRE-A good TOBACCO STEINER
FOR sALE-Several beautiful BE ILDlNG lAr
HEZ. @. ARCHR'
Manchester, April ., 1881. ~,
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CORNS.-CLOSE OF DR.. SCHULTZ'S
~ p RACTICE FOR THE sEASON-
say he will not be able TO prolong his stay much
longer than very short time. Sufferers from
BUNIONS, NAILS, aud CORNS in their various
FORMS should not neglect in calling at once ut his
Office, WALL ST. HOTEL, Wall st. ap Sta
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PHIIADELPHIA. April 3-Ciearcd schrs. w
SALISBURY and n ellie D., Richmond.
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ELlxlK PROPYLAMINE. EOR nxaET-
~ MAflSM.-This valuable agent is now prs-
ss sen, In form ready for immediate use, which
" II oohsna itselI 70 the suffering patient, and
70 sest Its valuable remedial powers. IL win be
seen by the circular that accompanies Ii, that It
Hospital, and elsewhere 4
EDWARD T. ROBINSON,
ap e-iin ith aud Fran dim streets,
/ hON.-sso tons KnXiish Refined Ilon, compris-
Sns Aiuil assortment of Roun ds. Squares. Flats,
uvais, Scroll, Horse Shoe Bands, &e., &c. b.
tons swedes Iron, for sale by
APPS EDWIN WORKMAN co.
GTUAKT's WMISKEY.-ss bills. 4. II. Stu
- arts pure Mountain Whiskey, over two years
cid, for sale by bklp0FoRD CO.,
spS Commission Merchants, on the Dock.
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by VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
ID q Deed of Trust executed to ME by MARCUS
HARRIS 4 BROTHER, of record in the Hastings
Court Of the city Of Richmond, ! hereby appoint
stock of ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c. now at the
store No. LIS. Main st between 18th and 18th re-
Gently occupied by said NJ ARGUS HAKKis BRo as
a Shoe store. The whole Of the stock kew of the
store. &c, will be sold cheap by applying to the
said Trustee, or to said MARCUS HARRIS his agent
an 5-st* SAM'L RAYIY Trnsfaa
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Hs Rocks G God Standardization Kheuma
TIsM. NEURALGIA, &c For sale by
ap5 JN0. W. GARLICk, Apothecary, &c.
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VA ASf'ED-ro HIKE NhukOho. Il wish to
w hire 100 NEGROES, tMEN and Bo1s) Tor
the remainder OF this year, TO work on Railroad
in North Carolina principally between the towns
of Rockingham and Charlotte, sud lying south
and west ot Danville, in this State: The country
Is nigh aud healthy. Apply to WIN. s. PHIL
LIPS, Of Richmond or myself.
IL A 1otra
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POLE RAISING. SECESSION
20 POLE, fifty feet high, was raised by
the ladies of Nsrdon, In Hanover county on the
line Of the Virginia Central Railroad. on Monday,
the LIST inst, the nag measuring II by 0, having
stars, part Of in thu left to repres ent
Virginia. A salute of twenty one guns was fred
on the occasion Zap Sits c. D.
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GERMAN CONGkEyE MATCHES, equal
~ to the best Wax Matches shoe aud cfolh
Brushes; Hair aud Tooth Brushes; Ivory and
India Rubber Combs /; Pocket Combs Ladies'
Side Combs Tuck Combs and PUT Combs India
Rubber Hair Pins, SO. L. WAGNGR
apSa Druggist. cor. 9th and Bread SIS
r EFiNED sUGARs.-aeo bbis for sale BY
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az AWAY Was committed to the jasa ofu
IN corporation of the city Of Norfolk, o, h
~ I'd day Of January, 1851, Negro Man v!
-Lx~ JOHNSON. The said negro man Is tvs 4
three inches high, and weighs about ,s5 pom
has one scar on right arm above his elbow; h.
about thirty years old.
Had on when committed to Jail, black Cd
born free, in baltimore, Maryland,
THOs. J. CORpRRw
NH l8-6w Sergeant CITY Sorfof
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VXTANTEn.-The subscriber wishes to employ
w first class CONFECTIONE R, TO whom he
will give the highest price. AND. ANT0NI,
fe PTS st. Mich olas Saloon
WANTED-TIME BILLS on BALTIMORE
w PHILADELPHIA,NEWY YORK and BOSTON,
for W ich liberal premium will be paid, by
fe cts KENT, PAINE co.
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An ABOLITION TNGCK.

". A. Mayor of this place, re-
cci,,d information through some per
.on in Memphis, tina, his mother was
sick aud about TO die. Mr.. Naylor
started Immediately for Indiana to
see her. lie was raised at Crawiords-
vile, Indiana, but has been IN this
county for eleven years. Since his
departure circumstances indicate that
il was a trick to e., Mr.. Mayor into
Indiana, aud de,ain him as a priso' d.
or Of war, he having joined the Pet
tus Artillery Of this county and been
mustered into the service Of the State.
Mr.. MAYORS brother is captain Of a
company in Indiana, and MS family
have been anxious to get him back
there for several years. II would be
we'll IL our exchanges would notice
this. in order to prevent others from
being o,cr.rcachcd in the anne way
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WASHINGTON. June Appre
tensions are felt at Washington the.
the S%outbrons will advance from
Point Of Rocks, Va, encouraging
another revolt At Baltimore aud aided
by Marylanders, will attack Wash.
ing,on through Maryland; they will
be supported by a formidable advance
from Manassas Gap.
The weight Of opinion, however,
favors evacuation Of Ilarper's Ferry
on the approach Of tho FederaIists.
1000 Soptherncrs are supporting tho
Acquia Greek batteries.
Ii is reported that Gen. Dix, If
New York, has resigned. Gov. Wise
Is to command the North Western
Virginians. Secretary Chase will pro
baby recommend q loan of2250,O0s
600.
The movements from this poin,
are Of such a character as do no. auti.
orize publication. II is thought tbs.
the recent change Of position Of the
Southerncrs since the Fairfax Court
House affair is dcplorcd, ss causing
Southern movements which count
against the Federalists. Communi.
cations between Alexandria and
Southern camps is still carried on.
The non.payment Of Federal troops
is caused by the absence Of the pay.
rolk not from lack of money.
The Rhode Island Regiment hiss
departed Southwark. mechanics are
busy constructing wagons in abundance
A large number Of horscmen are
being drilled for artillery service.
HaaERsTowv, June 10.--Ths
S~outferns have burnt the bridge at
Point Of Rocks and Berlin: The
ski6s ut the ferries have been $, led
and every ford is guarded.
En-. Etherluge ~ spoken VI ~
Clerk Of the House. Although quiet
at the War Department still on Sun.
day there was really NOR business
done than any day since the war.
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Tenncssee
letters, except Memphis, are deli
vercd, but az orders are momcnssrily
expected to send these also to the
dead letter Office, correspondents are
cautioned against cntrasting valua.
bles to the mail. Adams Express
Co. can only carry letters when
enclosed in stamped envelopes. Pot.
tege stamps will not do.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-Thc A. c.
Taylor. Lexington and Conestcgs.
are having their upper works raised,
aud machinery put in the hold and
her sides p atcd with three inch iron.
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Iy refluhcc 70 the advertisement
II this house. II will be- seen llai
they have removed their place a
butinoaa from Madison street 70 ihc.r
ncw bnlldng on Second Street ~.
poalte the South cnsi corner Of Court
square, where they hayca large stock
Of fine liquors Of all kinds, aud me
anxious to receive calls from all who
want q fine and pure article, pat NJ
IN large or small quantities. We
recommend our renders to give ihcm
a call.
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The LoSpox TINES on CogRcsoS

THr LoSpox TINES on CoERcfox.
We take the following paragraph
from an article in the London Times:
Let American statesmen ponder
we'll ovcr the Fourth Of July orations.
to which they have listened in their
early youth, and they will end there
abundant proof hcw great is the error
where two nations speak the s-me
language and belong to the same
race Of striving to perpctuate BY force
aud bloodshed . Union which has
ceased to be one Of friendship. II the
English Government had been con.
tent not to tax the colonies, or II,
having fallen into that great error.
il had been content to allow them to
depart peaccably rs soon as il found
that their connection with the Moth.
er Country had become distasteful to
them. how much Of the bitterness
and the evil Of the separation would
have been spared. lnssesd Of rrqsir.
ing for consideration . period Of
moi 9 than half century. and . second
war in which to cxpend their irrita-
ted feelings, two nations might have
psssed as once from separation to sl.
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pATolCl.s.

We have heard recently Of several
suspicious persons aud strangers, be-
ing seen talking 10 negroes. This
should he locked after, and in our
judgmcn, the best way ,e protect our
selves. is to keep up vigorous patrols
n, night, and no, by meeting and
drilling in day light. This is well
enough in il, pace. bu, it affords us
no protection against trnmping, thieves
and iu~ccndiarics Who prowl around
our negroes at night. Let our pat
rolls do their duty promptly and
checrfully, for our lives and our pro
per,y depend upon their fidelity
We are ready and willing to s'anc
our share Of this duty when Gale,
on. Nearly all the young men hav
ing gone to the war, the married mc'
and old men Who are no, PHYSICAL!
disabled, mus, perform this labor.
Our friend Calvin 4. Jones. at ,h'
mouth Of Coliwa,cr, a few nishts az
had his house burned over his head
wi,hcu, being able to save the cloth
ing Of himself and family. Reader
whs, security have You tina, you
house will not be burned this yer,
nighti Think Of this and &C. vel
your part. In shsss pcrilcas time
your duty to yosr neiehbcss aud III
county ere not TO h sssirsly govern
ed BY yosr idcss 4 pssssssl eonfor
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" o.. Al

go sil shaffiy ssj IN h.llass aat.,
lhs British asa sni er'ss,.
t%fsfisssfL Jsas III A..
iahe 4 f~rlitshash, frsnA fsvt. ~
ipehyi The tsrsFH M MisAwhss,
Hsle fhat Gen Ffshfiss, "a Ihas1l,
n NE fafess n Tara, hes ssss
troops ssfsss the Dhieftysf lsss F.s
iueIy, hsss ~ gMelal nj a. 4
saeh . movement, bui n ssss lsls
gfsphsi 10 0sh Pfeniiss ~ fbe f,s.
and sisted 10 him lhs n ike fspsr
Wes nse, | dissppfgged N hia aarss
snd ordered him ~ msls ~ ~.
saeh movements without ny sshelst
previously obtained
signed gso o. NocLsLtlso.
AdjpiabtG ehemi
Nasagittn, juno s-.The tIeei 4
passed N unusually qniet,
Eleven other precincts In this aoia
" for Separation and Ilepfseniatllh,
against 80
fw Separation and Represshls,ioa
8,033, against a.
One pfseinc, 10 Ilobcrisoh county,
for Separation, 400, again. l.
Mfsfuts, juno s-The foIIowihs
returns " the election to-day have
cenfeceived. Bolivar, 100 for sepa.
ration and 100 for Representation, I
against Representation
Jackson i,82s straight ont, o, Lau.
ren.burg 40 straight out, no Union
vote reported yet.
CnAMBERsprr.G June s..-rhe Ii.
Division Of Federal troops marched
this morning, accompanied by a large
number Of baggage wagons.
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NJ ft ~ We oi0 iulg if,m th'
papers # the psf vol aperf hnl
Me- sll b. fought IN ylrap within
iscpy dayt llarus lery Mon
assia Junction and nchmnnl sll %
attacked II ihe Same time by ibt
FedcmlHis. Ne have No fears ~
ihe p,ull. bui It viii co.l NJ many
lives Nay cd protect lbe rghl,
and ncrue lhe hearts ani arms # opf
troops 70 sin plorlor victory
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The following is the letter Of Capt.
u. Moore, TO which the above makes
reference.
Fonr McR,g, May 3, 1861.
COL VI. y. Ward:
DEAR Sm-Belicving that after
this lapse Of time, sou,c account Of
the Pamela Guards nigh, be Of inter.
es, to the citizens Of Pamela County,
| will a,temp, in an humble way to
fulfil a promise made before ! lcf,
home.
We have been since abou. the 10th
Of April stationed n,his Fort, drill.
ing ourselves at heavy artillery and
preparing tho fort e.; q successful
attack or defence. ~ the case nigh,
be, bu, | am prohibited BY military
orders from giving you particulars for
publication.
Our Southern blood was made to
quicken and almos, boil on yesterday
evening, on account Of the fleet Of
the harbor, capturing two steamers
that were supposed to be laden with
provisions for this port, in full view
~ Us, without, our being able, for the
wan, Of the proper means, to 60 to
the rescue. The steamers we're the
Lewis and Dick Keys Of Mobile.
We have had a erea, deal Of sick.
ness in u company since We have
been in Florida. Owing TO our hard.
ships and change Of diet. being forced
to live on fried picked pork and
bad bread; but We have stout hearts
and are ccn,en, to endure the hard.
s irs ~ J suffer rfivations 1t We eau
be Of service to our insulted South.
Y see through the columns Of your
paper (which We are always glad I,
received tina, the indicators will
soon be ready somarch. Advise them
by sll means to prepare ,hcmsclve,
veil With clothing before they do so, il
b VI the utmost Importance, and ~
sore you, sir they would not need
This sdvics had they our experience,
or could they look owe into Fort
McRas and zee their neighbors and
associates some Of them bsrefootec
and others With clothes ''sll ,astered
cad torn but working with . vii
thst does honor to Psnols County.
For fear Of sirsisg yos and Ii,
rssderp If the Star I will close.
Yosrs, Respectfully,
B. Moons.
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dfeAs fbe aflffn NJ hoie COMMITTEES
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aod viii also place tho necessary pr
pefs In The hands n pefsom IL eaeh
heiglbsfhe9l n the several counties,
10 ihh, hohe may be sighted Those
Who have ~ money, ~ . great many
age nj ~ this season N the year,
viii have an opportunity 90, Of the
abundant crop n which We have the
promise, to dlsplay their patriotism
and lbcfaliiy, even II they can offer
upon the altar Of their country only Q
bale ~ cotton Or a barrel of -four
will also. At each of NY appoint.
meni, for public speaking, direct the
attention # the people to the ippor'
lance of m immediate, nnicient and
armed organ zition for Home pfotec.
ton. anil will AID in the formation Of
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