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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
rnE nArrLE NnAR CABBAGE.

i he state troops Were posted ON a ridge
in prairie, With five pieces of ARTILLERY. ont
twelve-poanueri the csuter, two SIX pound
ers on the rlght aud left, cavtry ., eaci
flank, and infantry in the rear Of the artil
lery,
Col Siegel approached within 500 Jmds
with four cannon in the center, INDY of
infantry and six-poundcr on lhe left, Col.
Solomou's command with six.pound,r on
the right, and a body Of infantry behind the
center
The infantry Of Col. Siegers left opened
fire with shrapnels, and soon the engage
ment became general. The rebels had no
grape, and their artilerists being poor. their
balls flew over the heads of the federal
troops. After two hours firing, the enemy's
artillery was entirely silenced and thei,
ranks broken.
About 1900 rebel cavalry then attemp-
ted to outhank Col. Siege and cut off his
baggage train, which was three miles back
and retrogade movement was ordered
The train was reached in good order, sur
rounded by our infantry and artillery, and
the retreat continued till II point was reach.
ed where the road passed through a high
bluff, on each side of which the enemy's
cavalry was posted in large numbers.
By fcint rs if intending 10 pass around
the bluff, Col Siegel drew the rebel cayal-
ry in solid column into the road, at dis
lance of 100 yards from his position, and
by rapid movement of his artillery, he
poured heavy cross FIRE of canister into
their ranks. AT the same time our infantry
charged at double quick, and in ten minutes
the state forces scattered in every direction
Eighty-five riderless horses were captured.
slxty-iive shot guns, and a number of re-
voivers and bowie knives picked up from
the ground.
Col Siegel did not surround Carthage as
reported, but attempted to reach a piece of
woods north OF the town, and after two
hours desperate fighting, in which all the
forces on both sides were engaged and the
enemy lost 200 killed, the colonel succeeded
in doing so. The rebels retired to Garth
age, and Siegel fell back on Saracoixe,
whence he proceeded next day TO Mount
Vernon.
Lieut.. Toskin. messenger from Col. Sieg-
ell, who brings this report, rode TO Rolla
1913 miles, in 90 hours. He met Gen.
Sweeney's command and Col. Browns reg
lment pressing forward to reinforce Col.
Siegel.
Lieut.. Col. Wolff was not killed, as re-
ported.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

That Davis is preparing TO abandon Yir-
giuia is Inferred from fhe fact that bis cor
respondents at Richmond ana Manassas for
the southern journals are preparing the
minds Of the people of the south for such
procedure, by announcing the army o.
the confederacy are fast becoming demoF-
allied by the union sentiment Of the pee
pie If Virginia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
To \ Friend in Need.

Dr. Sweets Infliiie Buinent Is prepared from the r.
cPe Of DE-. stepa Sweet q Connecticut the great boue
sett and his hra as u his practice fer ths last
years with The astonishing A. external
teley IL Is eithguta rival and win alleviate pai
speedily than any ether preparztian FOR ait isaen-
matte and Netraus Dis5rars s. i rratv nfhie and ~
uF sfise fT sorss. Wcanis sprsias srs sc soqti
ing healing. aud powerful hciiTus prpsri-s exrite
be Just wonder ard asinusaient all have estr
give tfiah Over sar hsn1rl certificates of rs5s 4
bic cures raFfrrzacsl ~ ]; within tic las; ,eif
s.stsest TN i-c. >ee aissrfsssrasut ys.eo~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

A sick soldier al Washington, who belongs
to the I'd Vermont regiment, thus writes OF
the hospital, and the sad things there -
Il arrived at the hospital on Second street,
which is splendid building, and has nice
flower garden in front. Everything is neat
and comfortable. 1t is owned and conduct
ed by the Sisters of Charity, whe are all
their names indicate to the sick and dying
soldiers. On the left of my bed is fire.
man Zouave, who was shot in both heels.
One of his feet had to be amputated, and
the other one, though badly mutilated, they
are trying to save At the foot of my bed
is a member OF one of the New York reg
iments, who was shot in the middle third of
the thigh.
While am writing now, there is a hustle
in the opposite room. | learn the cause.
A soldier who was wounded while on pick
ct duty Sunday is dying. A comrade holds
him in his arms, while he--'breathes his
life cut sweetly ihere.'p
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
THE MARKETS.

Boston, july III
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--In Flour the demand has i'm
proyedbest grades at 81 So s. q 50. Corn 81 "a 51c-
Rye Toe Oats, 81 a 3sc
BuTTER-Not much change. Choice and extra ii "a
l4c--the hitter price only for very choice lots.
W0OI.--No change
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

A member of the I'd Vermont regiment
writes about his trip to the seat of war, and
thus speaks Of visit to the Tribune office
when in New York -
awhile in New York, some of the boys
strolled into the Tribune office, 10 see the
workings Of that establishment The clerk
saw the green sprig in our caps, and ran up
stairs ana told the senior editor that there
were some Vermoniers below. The knight
of the white hat and flag of truce elbows
came down stairs on double quick, -
gave us hearty shake of the hand, and
spent about one hour in conversing on war
matters, agriculture, &C. When we left, he
bid US God speed, and gave each one copy
of his incendisry document 10 take TO the
warmer ATTITUDES. had said good many
hard things about Horace Greeley in politi-
cal campaigns, but now | became convinced
that he was man that meant to do what
was right in his own mind"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

Dr. c. II. SH0LEs EcLEcrc PHYSICIAN, gives particular
attention to diseases Of the gifowaary organs and spe
June 2s, 1860. @-5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1861.

y Single copies of the TINES may be
med at the post office in wrappers
h for mailing. Price three cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
To Consu1nptiyes.

TUE subscriber viii ceeFfuls FREE Of ehxrxe} % ali
who desire H. copy a sxrLE RFsirs by which he
eur that pfas disease conSnnptios. 2
SCsgfers with CoesuwFTs~. Asss4A BTcxrHfr= or nny
lung afcor he sinetfris hFss viii f,lfx Eeripc we'll
If they Wfu ss5re ff,z s4fd<S xitf
the rsait raskfal 81 rs sst = rsssarats.n he
anSess to place IA si'e asi< snser n,<ans
a These siss,s the e<iie sh fus dircetions &C.
viii rls7Se esi on y thltess kEF. I'M. s ALIEN
zs@ y q JOHN stTee New yosk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

bend any new command, and the readiness
with which they execute it, Capt Veazey
IS deservedly popular both among men and
officers
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

[asTEG ITEMs.-I'he Sabbath school
eted with the Congregational church
ester, had picnic celebration on the
p, and were joined by the schools of
a of the adjoining towns. They first
Il the church where they listened to
rs from the Superintendent, and short
hes from ex-Gov. Fletcher and seve-
ergymen. They then formed pro-
"a and marched TO The grove where
J were set and most beautifully sup
with good things, besides being taste
decorated with flowers. After dinner
ptic speeches were made by w.
IDS, Esq, Rev. Mr.. Richards, Judge
bard, and Jesse Stedman. Mr.. Sted-
gave some sentiments in his usual
b style.
II. Rowe has been appointed Post
FER at Chester. and will enter upon the
3 OF his office in week or two. Rowe
PES dis success, and we offer him our
i congratulations.
Fenty-seven velxnteers have gone to
far from Chester, and Chester people.
by the town, gave each bounty, and
*dies Of Chester, who are never out
{ln patriotic efforts, have made up
quantity of goods for the Army hos
wv MINERAL SpRfNG.-A spsSns Of
4 apparently possessed0 of greet medi-
[opert'es, has recently beea discovered
ester. Ii is at present exciting con-
pie attention, and bids fair TO become
edly popular. The water seems 90 be
Fly impregnated with iron and sal
the latter in a gaseous state Its
as remedial agent is being tested,
easures are being taken to have il
2pghly analysed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

I SPRINGFIELD CoMrAsY.-A cor
'ident OF the Rutland Herald, says:
ing the well drilled companies, Capt.
~ 5 OF Springfield, which occupies the
y Tue regiment, attracts universal at
4 not only for their fine soldicsly hear
= precision Of movement, but also for
isepce with which they comprc-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
WOODS MOVING MACHINE
The Best in Use

N00DS IMPROVED MOVING MACHINE has nov
w been before the pubic since 1855 and having been
i'm proved patented ia is5S. thousand
these machines butt aud sold for the tD
and positive orders received FIR Thousand
which could not be supplied. This the esietee
that the heavy and complicated Mowers being saTerre
ed b. tighter, cheaper and practical tarm
finding ii unnecessary burden drag mesing
machine Weighing feJ pounds their rolling ands and
iii that 70 dispense with dead weight
pounds great saving. hast s Vermont Ay-
riraltarai society awarded tine premium
chine received the Gold IL Honor
the National Trial Nincenne, Paris, France
aud many premiums aud medals Europe AIiser
lea
lie undersigned l. agrnt for the sale of these machines
six Of bad, Ikr machines
furnished TOT and the 80 Vita each
nreie Is inclaaei ttr thes guards seeti,s.
Wrcn anil oil Tue two horse machines weigh si4
pounds, morse, about % pounds fes. ANY psft Of
machine be ohtzued H. app 5iag me at Bsfts
willie. VI, at cost
Tnis machine is osrei farfers sh perfrct eoah
aepest having nEen thoroughly tr-tets ussipr
al Circumstances, IL
GEO. D. BARTON. Agent
Bartoasviils. " May -. 1851. 2-y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
o noPE-poErRY OF pnYsIc. :

q HofE-poErRY OF PuYsrc. a
let the sick to IIerrstk 90.
Who'd be sick, III like to know,
Such cures his Pills do make,
sraises lovely smiles, shat slerk the brow,
NheFs sio0ininsss Is rampant now,
And hope answ Shall wake.
y Herreks matches Illlg sfarsie the people uith
their This Is the them i.arse boxes
= cts; boxes - % see sdYsfsisern-nt S5-35-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

$,Ers.--Geo. c. Porter, Esq, of Spring
is agent for the TINES, 10 whom all
erptioris in that place may be made.
Sbelcve he is also agent for the Boston
Y ly Journal, and those wanting II should
lire it through him. 1t is now
Scted that the third Vermont regiment
mass through this place some day mex.
A long train of cars passed up
W Oh here on Tuesday for that purpose.
81 +. l.. HaEelton, who went out in
azfavendish company in the first regi-
and now at Newport News, has re-
y the appointment of clerk to his broth
lo is assistant paymaster in the u. S.
---- The ladies of this village
done nobly for the third regiment
raised nearly 800, and with it have
II materials for ticks, pillow covers,
&C., made the same up, and for
Ia them this week, for the use of our
In the hospital. Rev. III. Clos
HH Cavendish, viii conduct universalist
u at Rockingham center next sabbath,
I'm also preach at Cambridgeport at
pck p. NJ, on the same day.
Porter, Esq, of Springfield, sssum-
duties as post master at that place
Sesday last. The Brattlebori-
\ ia a school meeting last week, to see
district would authorize the teaching
~ other than the English branches in
Nh school; also, to raise the salary of
fsacher of the high school. These pro-
" ms were discussed, in favor, by r. w.
]. ID. Bradley, L. G. Mead, and
Addison Brown, and opposed by II.
hth, Joseph Steen, w. ii. Alexander,
Nathan Miller. Both articles were
sed, and the school remains as before.
s John Marshall, aged "a years, was
ID led in Connecticut river at Walpole,
nday the 9TH inst. : A delegate
late republican county convention at
7teyille, from the Marlboro district,
us that the statement in the Argus
udge Tyler was nominated with the
standing that new man should be
next year, is entirely untrue. Not
w. ] was said on the subject. - The |
On the Rutland and Burlington rail-
vas delayed some hours at Proctors-
pn Tuesday, by the up train getting
. track. Hurd's restaurant at |
kpot, continues to be the best eating |
ishment on the line Of any of the |
@nds. With the courteous attendants
= he has, and bill of fare which tempts
Sost fastidious, the travelling public are
i lavish in their compliments.
las Johnnot, of this place, has, we
HORNED. bought out the drug store at |
pole, and will soon eel up business far
III at that place. We can heartily /
END him to the people of Walpole |
Einiiy, as one who deserves full sue
nd merits a generous patronage.
letter list is now kept in the post |
In this village, and all letters not
n in the numbered boxes are put up
~ list. The government will
~ new style Of postage stamps ia about |
eeks. A horse has strayed or
tolen from S. Chapman a. Co. See
isement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19
Ten Dollars Reward.

HE subscriber will pay the above any
who viii give bn information suicic conviction
OF the scoundre who pluhdered his Hot Bed night
Of the 18th inst. ii. y. GREEN.
bellows Fails, May %, 1861 -
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ID am age Il Flour.

A SMALL lot slightly injured by hot weather, for sale
n cheap by Harris, STONE co.
BELLOWS FALLS, JULY 10rH, 1861. 2s3i
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-07-19

ENDIsH.--The good people Of Cav
on receipt Of MeCiellan's victories
&tern Virginia, fired salute, and rang
klls. The cannon they fred was a
"a former wars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06

y AAHLANn HOTEL.
AA,1 }

ue.afl This pleasant summer Retreat L. now
open for the reception Of visitors.
ASHLAND offers many attractions % All whom
business or pleasure eslls 30 the Capt@l OF the
'anfe6araey, - - situated on tha Richmond x
Frederieg searg Railroad. within 45 rai atss Tno
# Richmond. Tbs trains pass down and us, 80
~ 70 arrive ~ Richmond before, and 81 Ashland
after, busiaess bo0gs. /
Thu improvements eHnsist Of = spactous HOTEL
and supGry airy aud tasteful COTTAGES, located
tn extensive and we'll shaded lawns. TIE Cottages
afford 10 ia nj ies all quiet seci n ION Of pr
vste establishments ia the country freed from the
ares Of houe.seeping Indeed all the comforts
ard ADVANTAGE Of the country are secured with
ready Ressas to the cits. free OF charge on me
carr. to bsArdsrs 81 he Hotel
Application Tor board may be addressed 70
THOMA. =. INGRAM.
tx s-fsaE sunari etepdant.
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SuEECG.-A few families can be
gGMA y accommodated with - NJ FORT ABLE
sSI..EHuz. ! QUARTERS at the 30 WILING GREEN,
nile sfsona Milford Depot, on the Richmond,
Frederick sburI and Potomac Railroad, where
hey be supplied with every comfort, espe-
ciaIly pieutv If Ice and good wafer. II is ore Of
the hsaItiaisst pisc"s in Virginia
There Is stw2Fs OMNIBUS at the depot to
convey pas9e3gers to the above place.
Terms of Board, $50 per month children and
ssrv8uts half price. EDWIN 3. PULLEN.
10 INIT
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GROCERIES. &c,
IN HHDs. SIDES, SHOULDERS AND

On HHDs. SIDES, SHOULDERS AN
600 bbls Refined SUGAR. all grades. Fl
loo ssls Aoies n o. MoLAssEs and Golden
$50 packages choice Green and Black TEA.
lao casks Bread aud Washing SODA
700 sacks Coarse and Fine SALT.
so packages choice Leaf LARD.
30 bbls. Woods n. G. Cut HsRRfdGs.
300 packages fne WHisKEY, BRANDY, GIN,
RUM and WINE
ioe boxes Coigats's Pale aud Defensive SOAP.
eco boxes Adamantine and Tailow CAN DIES
ESQ bbla MACkEGEL and II Il x n q 5, AL
kinds.
spipss 0tard Hennessy's BRANDY, very
hpa.
% bbls. very choice APPLE BRANDY.
10 ba. 3 Rio COFFEE. -
SEQ boxes STARCH. PEPF ER aud MUSTARD
50 bags PEPPER, QiNGEE and spIt'9.
% bbIs. Common GIN aad BRANDY.
200 bbls Common WHISKY.
For sale by WM 3. JONES 20,
iyl-st 18Th ST. bat Main and Cary.
,ls TUES FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
SsS g very superior article, just received iroh
Augusta county, for sale a. rs cents retail by
j. s. ROBEkTSUr,
Corner Franklin and Governor sts
BLLCkBEREY BRANDY, for Diarrh1a, Ia bft~
ties te t9-ts
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RI II A.W AYE.

Ia RUNWAY ~ JAsL.-Wes commit
IN land, on tina PORN Of Nav lzet, : sgro Man
~ calling himself JAMES T'iLiVEK The
ssxzs aid Negro IS Of q tawuy complexion, and
Is 30 III feet inches high, an a"Out 30 years
ODD scars of note sboat his poison. The SAID
Negro had on " ten committed red flannel sktr- &,
dark grey cost, cpd black pats. II was sold
from thls county IN October, lht3, by Mr. J 1hn +.
wilson, 10 (he s. ye) mir Andrew Jones, Of viii
mi gtOn, & fran which place he ran away;
bu that Mr.. Jones lives uaw IN bichmnpd. The
owner CT said Negro will cone forward, prove
he via be aeslt with as the Law directs
GEO. ". G0LO>BY, Actiug Tailor
ja cG-23wGw Westmore and county Va.
1sse aUNAW Az ~ IAII..-A > commit
10 lad to the Jail % the county Of Hanover, on
IA the 18th day OF april lAat, negro man,
80 calling himself JOHN FORD, as d Eu1a-
ssxE~n wey, bnt who claims 10 DO free man.
The said negro Is bright Enuiatt0, and about
ave feet eight or nine inches high, and is about
twe three wears old; has joRg black carly
hair, and . sears Of note. TIE said lsTo had
on when committed aloy wooian suit. coat lined
with striped lfnsey. The owner of aid aegro ls
charges and take him away, else he wilt Dc a0ait
s. CaISEOLME, acting Jsilcr
my 2T-aaws~ De Hanover C"untv. Va. q
.sss rEe sIOLl.Ahs . EMAGU. -a4n3-
s way, Sssro Man named HORACE, about
IS years OF age, "a light brown eotors
go "; had On light grey coarse woclsn Gtothe-
ae Is ms property Of Or. TIFFIg, Of Mar AMI
Address FULIIAM Is Co. or
- ??-9Gt& " era E0kD. F.lchvun q. Va
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~, Ey;.sezssssszs S1rttE ru ress pDEAif.
AZ - ~ aEW AND IMPORTANT Is
Axs ExPREss COMPANY rs a. anaog1s.
to the public that they have &rrange Cd % ran thei
kyprs9s T " lCg Daily fre4a New YORK. TIL,
Meas shs efd! Ina ~ IL oh aaGi
laei. fEsight kra packages In the ahortss t2osslal
sHcs. ----.
z. "a, Expresses iesvs Phi 2dsl phia .! 4. e
Sz2 II =, n. Expresses leave Baltimore - - 4
y aud I 20 ? IL, a-rlVias II RsanoAt st SO
sxpfsssss issvs a:shmsnd for Rev York, Pniih
eslphia sn9 B2itiIaots, .ns sii sotats sortH Sas
= est, a. {. - L. Il AID - =, IA.
freight sge osakagea ahould in all sssss Es
Az os1ss Oh HOUR before Eas departure y Gas
sxPRgssgs Foa THE B0UrG ;a.~s R,shusrs
yWtcs DAILY. sts.se 4 NJ, 1.4SP. Il.
rss AdaEs Express Company feel thss they
ssfzetion II aA saeiT Intercourse With their oEssn
In Richmond, an& nothing Will he ieit 1ndons OF
heir part to meet the wants OF tbsiE e1ssomsss.
the saorth a. o'el3sk =. n, til Be dslissrs,
Immediately, tnsrsby GIVING to cur customers 81
sesa1ss cftyveivs hours over car arrangement
eTEAagR EXPRESSES, TO AND rR0H uR.
YORK, ESMt- w EEELY. rrsights delivered In
ssissSsy ag9S ; n srriT ri g 5hs rssia
MONEY, BcFDs, LEGAL po5G aEkTs, &c. IA
wArdeA WITH safety s1d dispatch 10 A.. parts OF a.
NOTES, psksFs AID BILE x5ib or r,.so.,
Gooas, soilas.e - I'll seassslbie points krou9b.
car re cnlsaa BsA.az, ana p-oIaps rstara. gca-aa
SLAVES forwarded By each CT orr Expresses. 1,
s5aE8s x aare+a! sd reliable q ssssaEsfs.
EU5AcJo arc otoar sample. sast3e3s&t GaGsas,
Al frsisals pranrt.y sailed :o7 asa as;.vsz.s
@ishcEt sxsra snRrss
r Cor further lafernstea, please sal, &. en-,
ADAMS 2xFBaSH cosPsxy,"
e "a Il. FEEIO. Sge'k.
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~ HaAtx' fs HA&t bAHp uLUSJE&nns
q IN VIRGINIA, Kay 2Sd, ISSi. 5

"a HEAVY. rs MA3t JAM NuLU = Elrps
e IN VIRGINIA, Kay ed, 4SSt.
nj Gsnerai Order.
w Having been assign -l by his Exeellsnay tht
Governor ol the 6tAte, and Advisory Council. tc
the command, for the present, Of sacb volunteers
from Maryland may offer their services, thf
andsrsig ned advises Immediate equalization int,
companies OF mot less than aitJ men, who vii
sleci their own officers.
The certificates Of 81 lection will bs returned 10
the commanding ofhcer, who w.il teTthwith pre-
care the proPer commissions
Each coDpany will consist of one Captain, OF
first and one Second Lieutenant, four se7Eea1ts
four Corporate, and at aeast forty-tw0 pTlvates.
It lie earnestly recommended to The 4aTy land
G3en tina, they lose no time in perfeotiag their
organization, Iaherlting as we do the nsme OF
he old "MaTylard Line" let Us imitsss thaiT
virtuss, and lei the Mary land Line OF to-day A.
did the grand sold Maryland CondneEtais" Of
i77e, set example OF loyalty, discipline ard
courage to pa snuls led bat nos suypSsss sd by osG
brothers Of tas South.
FRANCIS J. THOMAS.
ny -s-.s Col Commanding,
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OFFICE r. p. RAILROAD COL
kichmend, Va JAY 3 issi.
~ pared to issns the bonds re-
~1A--EZ@~hsfz ferred to In ths annexed reso-
luiion, in exchange for the Coupon BONDS ne"
oatstaad iBg: f -. .L.--.-
'hesoiuet. That the Presid emit snd Treasurer D
this Company os authorized 10 sss1e X sRisle
Boz ds in lien of the Coupon Bonds OF this COM
pany now outstanding, to such persons ~ may
desire to msks such exchange and Il - hereby
teTe BIRDS SO issued shat oe secured BY any
lien heretofore given 20 secure the sal q Coupon
Bonds, and that sneh lien shall nos De Ia an y
manner affected or impaired by sueh exchange Of
bonds. It shall he the duty OF the Board TO have
tho Coupon Bonds, So received IA exchange, eau :
eeiled. At or before the term g issuing Inc said
Regste.ed B0nds." d. W YARRl NOTION.
- z-lm Tredeurss-
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EXECUTIVE DEP RTakNI,t
EIcRgoRD Va, june =, 1851 {
THE DUTIES INVOLVED IN SUPPLY.
l. ING the troops in the field with small Arms,
Field Artillery, asd Ammunition therefor requtr
ing division Of Ia bor, the following order il Is
sued:
The Colon 81 Of Ordnance OF Virginia VIII con
tinue to attend TO the Issue Of arms, both ArtIie
ry aud Small Arms belonging to this State, and TO
the manu- faelGre Of Field Carriages ard CaisbCns
The making up Of all Kinds OF ammunition, in
ciudllg tbs manufacture OF Percussion Gaps AID
he issCing OF the same, Will be attended TO by
shs Ordnance Department of the southern Con
fedsracy, for W hlch purpose 80 much OF the Am
nuntion Is nOsy hand at the Arrlory, acG the
present accommodation for farther manufacture
Of Ammunition az Is now Appropriated iUr That
pdrpoee by THIS state, be tuEned over 10 he Con-
federate authorities during the Continuance OF
the war.
The Colcnel OF ordnance Of Virginia viii MAKE
tbs necessary Arrangements 70 carry oul tle fore
going order. JOHN LSISEG8.'
10 is-ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-06
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NO " r g d VI r RY
yt.sIAV WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
ias3EX 4 IL HosraOmGkY CoCHTY, VA
THIS delightful Watering Place was opened for
the reception OF visitors on the 2Gth day of May.
These springs are more easy of access tnan any
IN Virginia, being immediately on tie Firgi MA
and Tennessee Railroad, in ihe most healthy poT
zion OF the State ard surrounded by the most
beautiful mounts n scenery. The moGici nei quail
tito. OF Es;erp are fully eatab!l he'd, having
h6sB inscrumeDtsi IL the care OF many diseases
peculiar to tna southern country. This Ii
Irly delightful su4tner resort, but, in these
sxsit!ng times safe T.trest for ladies and chill
dFsn. Telegraph coTnInun cati n with ali impOr-
tan points q the Con tederate STATES.
4 fun supply of ICE On hand.
LOUIS +. j. AMI6S, Proprietor.
IAArn r presidnnf L. In