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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-09

CSsArrRAL AND USJUsr.-The Lieuten
ant Genernl, who has been endorsed from hi
once proud position by the battle Of Mana :
sas, and compelled 10 yield his saddle to Nc
Clcllsa, has the efirontry in bis letter of re-
sigpstion 10 pronounce the secession Of the
scuihern States an unnatural aud unjust re
selbon." II 10 eminently natural and just, in
biz opinion, that the gentlemen of the South
shoold be the subjects of Yankeedon; that
tie civilization which produced all the master
Statesmen and warriors of America should be
subject TO the civilization which il only pro
HE Of shopmen and pedlars that tho owners
Of u coil which briggs forth all the great sta
pies of American commerce should be hewers
Of wood add drawers Of water to the traffic
Ing and manufacturing jewellers of a eoi
which Yields nothing that mankind canno,
ss~ily dispense With; that the institutions
property. and civil, social, and political right,
Of half the American States should he over
thrown, deSpoiled, and aunihil tied by tn.
other half The Gully thing that Scott con
sidsrs unnatural and unjust" in this "rebel-
Hon., Is he calls it, 10 that JEFF Davis is Pres
idsut OF the Southern Confederacy. If All,
other man save HE old and hated enemy hac
Glsd that position, and Scott had been offered
the conmsnd-in-chief Of the Southern Army
wkh the Federal salary for that Office, he
would now be airing his govt, dropsy, anu
vertigo In Richmond instead of Washington.
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BocrnERK TRooPs AT MAEAssAs--If it IL
4eClellsn's calculation that Southern soldier
~ Manassas VIII be dseoyed from their poet
BY tbs demonstrations upon the Southern
coast, be will soon discover bis mistake
II be will venture TO attack Beaure.
gard on the Potomac, Southern soldiers can
obtain vengeance more readily than by going
~ point whore men enough can be concen.
trA'ed without their aid to sweep the invaders
Into the ocsan. II is impossible for the Fede
rAiisss " advance far into the interior with
- sorcs ~ their command. And ~ for c. t.
Nj. the grsss object Of the expedition, i, vii,
or given 70 the flames before tho Yankees cal
NO. bale of Il
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Yesterday morning. a1tsr lingering suness. IN
the 4ad year OF his age. JOHN ANDERSON.
native If Scotland
HIS fun raj viii take p'scs from bis late resi- jeucs
Ia ths Valley. M ar the Central Railroad ss ops this
aft rnocn, Ut haitpast . o'esoAk. His friends are
invited to attend.
Near Yorktown, on Monday, 4th inst. ID SIM
EON JOINER, Of typhoid fever, In the 9Th year
of his age.
his funeral win take place from the Cniversalist
Church, on Mayo street, this morning 1t 4 o'clock
HIS fr ends ald arquaintsnees. aud those If his
.rother, w yoyner, and his uncle, Tbs Jon. D.
are invited TO attend.
On the eth inst, Of ppeumopis, Dr.. A GROSS,
of Louisiana formerly Of he bAtt4 ioa Of nsjor H.
Paul. ltey Actg Asst Surgeon ut the Gary
street Hasi irsl Richmond, Va.
The funeral will take place At 10 O'Clock this
mornieg, from !, Main street.
o. wbooring cough, On the 9Th of November
CLARA GWATHMAY, only daughts of vii
u sm Ii. and Susan BTuamell, aged months and
81 days
AS vxnal flowers Inst scent the morn
But witoer IN The rising dav,
Thus lively was our CLARA's dawn
Thus swiftly passed her lie away
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ADJ'r AND INsP G Ms OPT, E,

RICHMOND. va, Nov. J, 1861.
~ ENERAL OkDtR No. II
NJ Paragra- hs four ~ and fv. - Of Army Re-
eui atit Ms publish tor tn guidance of the Army
il August 1861, are modii d a fol ows:
". VIII never a non-commis toned tficnr or sol
shall be unit for military service In cons auenee
If wounds. disease, or infrnity his Captain shall,
forward through the commander of the regiment or
battalion, 10 the brigade commander or other off.
Ger next fighe, In rank to the comm nder Of the
regiment or battalion, atem. Mt o. the cas- wi b
49, i6cste Of Disability signed by the medical
oficer b, wing charge the Invalid with econ
meid ton FIR discharge or turlough. as the case
may require; and If the recommend tim be ap-
,rovec gu hor,ty for iseharae or furiC hshsil
b. epdo SGD the certificate of disa ility which
shall then be return to the com banding officer OF
the regiment ttalion, no viii eau 80 III. proper
papers 10 be mada out-hnai statements snd DIS.
charge 10 the first case turongts and scrip, i've
rolls 10 the second. The 'cefti6 ate Of di ability
proper endorsed in ease OF discharge - Ill be for
warded by the commanding officer 10 the Adiutan,
and Inspector General.
v. Where invai are absent from their re1i
ments or companies TAI hospitals, the surg, on IN
charge will make ont certificates OF disability La
cases Of disease II oily 10 prove Of long continu.
zee, and rward them to the commanding stfice,
Of tbs regiment bat alion to which the invalid be
ngs toi reference. pr, scrbed in preceding para
graphs. By of Secretary Of War.
s. COOPER,
no SIT AdIutant end lnsp. Gen1
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Mas. LisoeLss oosssxloss II rxs sours.
sas Aasi The Frankfort correspondent Of
- Ctnsi"nAtt Csas~etai says:
me Haydia Helm who y rsportsd "a ).
Sovlrg IOWA 0fsen Hver With forcs 81
~ Gov. JeAn J.. Helm. ktsly Prssidsnt 81
the Aoessyille and Mash Wills railroad. This
3eANA rtes u a half sister of 11rs AbrAAam
1Asehn. Hrs: Lincoin hiss full 0rvthsr,
Aoacr " bs4nG tattor 70 cid Ahs's soldiars
neptpgei - BuA Kan. Mro Ifuotln ~ siso
Ahrospey. 9Amnsl Tedd, who ia ilsntsrant
= ~ 1.be! asmy IN Vlssintas she has also
= hosf W0thes, kl<xsadess who q now In the
keIlh eteo hHnaAg for his ssreA 4. = Two hsIf
aiese14 ~ nm 4tucOta are married 70 Heus 81.
~ l0nf1nn 11eo neoesa1anistS. The younr.
~ III ~ to kWtly, RneD wlthln . 70
49, - o. nsG faTm Ave nilss &on
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-A-'l ON oSSRRrsrsv.p
D RY 90 Ds.

TIA co-partnershi2 nsw sx sting t...
undsSignsd will on expire. b, aa.., .,,o. q.
tcgeter WITH the isct Tia nearly II. AZ -. ths.
T:sa sre IN ID. Army, ~ d~termi Cd M "a ss~
To1Alw AoHX.1vn, wITHocr assy, y
In oar STORE-ROOMs, n. ,ss ~ asJ
hichmond, Va, Tie WHOLE OF our lsrs. a,sS
able ktock of - - ,ran,e All VAN
Sta sTAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
bales 81 7s. and a BROWN sHzr,,v.
- Bales BROWN DRILLS and OsNAn,ISssss
COTTON FLAS>ELS
ia 1its Of Hi.sehed SHIRTINos
nvachsd DRILLS and JEANS
WHIT. REQ. clue ana Ora, FLANNErs
s.la laea = Ell Or pki 4 An s.n rxSTx
Back and Colored knsi,sh CAMbRICH
White. ersy Rlue. an ~ IN, En.l..h
and Bed BLANKETs. any
Gfsi , rs, 2 Al''~rs CLOTHS and CAS-
ii Gray w gmia t'AssIMEREs
"a Gray ann Drsh KERSEYS.
"a Cry CLOTHS, (Uren baw maks,
Black, y Ne. and tray SATINETTS
Fsnev tiASSl MEkES and Y tSTINos
White GOODS In grea, va,iety
Black and Colorsd CUT1ON vELvEr
Fancy and Mourning DRESS GOUDS
kich Ooiosed and Black SILKS
MArcsllines and lnI4'e SILKS
FARMERS SATINS, v, rio q rrad..
Black ALpACAS, BoMBAZINES.
Bone Sus epdes BUTTONS.
Meta n q N;i'tsrv BUTTONS
Back THREADS
BIS SPOuis COTTON
Black aod Colnred s. WING SILKS
GLOVES. hosiery. HDKfs, and o
Srnsli Waips, In grex' variety. "o~
SHAWLS; Psro and T bile COVERS
Merino SHIRIS and DRAWERS
Ladies' UNDER WEAR
IRISH LINEAS DAMASKS
TOWELINGS, NAPKINS SHEETrSas
PILiOW.CASE LINENS, TABLE
snCLUTHS.
ALSO,
A Line Of Velvet and Huss-is
0ARPgrs
vi the celebrated make OF j. Cross!sy 4 ss,.
Three-ply and Ingram pARPE1S, O: thu Bsr,s.s
aad Lowell make
81, 7a, and ~ Pas age aud Stair 40
)GklNGs, FLOOR Cloths,
RUGS, MATS, &c. a.
ALsO-A large LOT of
CURTAIN Gools
Embracing English DamsAk and hr,csta y L.,
and Muslin Curtaias &c.
Having b. Ell largely epskSed In supplying iactA
ing and equipments for the army, Iasrcban., saa
military officers wiz find tia sale eminent, vo
thy of tn ir sttention---the Hrsat bulk Of eur ,oe
nsing in that class OF Goods now 30 much in y
mapd.
~ Goods packed and delivered a, usual
TERMS Cash I'm bank able funds on GslIv.-v
no ids WILKINS & FL KILN
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Ginley.

TIE Yong rd,-We invite the atten.
ton of young men who desire to serve their
country, to the advertisement of Capt Chas
L. Rady, commander of the above named corps.
now stationed OH the Peninsula. The
company has been diminished in mum
bers by details OF mechanics to work
in the Government shops, aud it lie very
desirable that the deficiency should be prompt
ly supplied. 1t ia almost needless for us to
say anything Of the reputation of a company
SO well known here, but We can confidently
assure persons disposed to enlist, that they
viii fud III Captain Rady all the qualities ne
cesssry to win the esteem Of those under his
command. The term of service is short. and
embraces the probable period Of drafting.
should that become necessary. There are ma
ny able men IN this community who
would make splendid soldiers, and no better
chance than the present will ever.ofler.
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40 MILITARY BOOKS.

J.'w. RANDOLPH. lei MAIN ST.,
Has for Sole
Capt viels's Hand Book Of Fortiseatsocs Iish.
and ii .a,y Artillery, with plates; o. rs
Capt. vieie's Handbook OF Active Service
With plates; f5c
Ordna ce Manual; "a; by mail $3.50.
southern Military Manual. Mulsum In parvo
Paper. 81; board 81 Is.
New zap OF yirgiaia, Cor pockst 75c.
Nsw Nap q Eastern Virginia, for pos ker; Soc.
Army r. gulatious; 81.
Gilman. scho OF 70. soldier and Company.
Paper sos ooaId, Csc. -
Guham- Field Artii.rs. Paper SIC; board,
Co..
Gilha.ns MI isary Msnusl. ~ so; by mail, 50.
Gro; .s Z Nj ''.f' Surgery rassr' zoe ! BOARD
Cooper's Caval Tactics. with plates; Msnual
for Colts F.tois and Maury's sknmlah
Drill; Csc. es
Maur, !. sklrmish Drnl for Mounted Troop.;
Outpo-t Duty for Cavalry; 500.
Robertss Hand Book for Art llsry; $50.
Duckhs'tz's science Of War; or, Tactics for
.lfncers Of infantry. Artliery, and Cavalry;
Buc.h0ls.s Field rorsiseAilons. Camp Da.y,
Co Hing for Camp and Host.ta,: ase.
Hare. 1seties-a volumes q 50; BY mali
Richardson's Volunteer Manual sl.sa
DAvis's roopers' Manuel; u rs.
Csry's Bayol ct rci-e, Ell
Lees Voiuntsers' Had Book, Soc.
Map OF the Battle OF Manassas; &c.
Map of AsasssAs aud We'd IT,; lie.
Map Of the Nsat vi War; % sThAs ID new s1a
valuable lseannet be cent b. mail ssse z
~ Chi holms MLitAry Surgery es.5os by nsil
-. - ns9--.s
E0R HIRE-TWo BL AUKSMlTHS. ona
Ia. no. hand. aud fourts en- other Abie-bo iisd
MEN. Amoag them ass wc0d.rutsers, drivers
and farm hands. Also, nix WO0EN-Soure OF
tilsm wttrout areunbeFsno~, the . her two have
one enid each. Among them are edoka, wash4rs,
u chanbermaids ALI Of them aSs 81 NOM
tbs soun1ry. 8 a . neg -oes Of good character
THOS. j, 6A6BYs Agent for
Hirinsout goes. snd RsassAg out House,
No. Wsu -, under NJ 0hsrlN hotsa.
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attorneys Qud3ifed--Geo p. Scarborough,
Of Virginia, aud Thomas Il. Monroe, OF Ken
socky, yesterday qualified as attorneys to
practice in the supreme Cont OF Appsals.-,,
E,ias Griswold, OF Maryland, also qualified to
practice in the Circuit Court of this city.
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Anusements.-The very decided improve
'nent manifest in the performances at the the
4tre, is appreciated by the public, and the man
sger Is encouraged in his efforts to bring out
Ill the novelties necessary to make it a popu-
iar resort Those beautiful and talented chill
irep, known asthe "Queen Sisters" of whom
our Charleston contemporaries speak in the
Ethiopi N Minstreisy still enlivens throueed
audiences at Metropolitan Hall. Merry per-
formers are Wells aud his company and 10 their
ioviaiisy lie added good music and dancing, al.
ways closing with a pleasing dramatic repre-
sentat.ou = <s
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Stole" Cor.-John Miller, who was ar
rested on Thursday for receivinga 60 valned
Il $40, the property OF Jeremiah NJ Smith,
knowing the same to have been stolen, was
arraigned before the Mayor Yesterday. Mr..
smith, who resides in Hanover, lost the GO "
some weeks ago, and knew nothing of her
Whereabouts until he found her in Miller
possession, two OF three days since Test.
mouy was introduced to show that the lat er
purchased the property innocently; but, with.
out concluding the inves igation, the Mayor
adjourned it over TO Wednesday next, admit.
ting the accused tn hsii in the sum of 1900.
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Tie Bernard .jwy-We are informed by
one of the counsel for Joseph Bernard that
the statement that ten of the Jury were in favor
of capital punishment, was an error. IA we
have no desire to prejudice the cause Of the
prisoner by any incorrect publication, we
cheerfnliy make the correction.
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Nnis.-Tne Home Artillery Battalion, we
are Informed, has been dsbdnssd by the Gov
ornor. Whether another corps viii arise,
phoeDix-iike, upon It's ashes, or y neither it viii
forever reaialn numbered among Things
that were, we are not prepared 10 say but
from present ind:cations We are Justified III
,upppOrlDg that III. warllke baud las play ed
ont"
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An Efficient Company Another fine COM
pauy came in yesterday from Halifax county,
Va The officers are Captain james K. West,
and Leutenauts +. II. Tuck, K w. H. Tuck,
aad T. q. Coleman, Jr. The good old county
of Halifax seems to be doing her duty molly
in this co ntest
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The Shooting A6aif.--An inquest wss held
N Thursday evening, al the Louisiana Hos pi-
ral, Baptist Coltege,i by Alderman Sanxay,
aided by High Constable Freeman. over the
body of Patrick Holmes, who was shot tha.
morning BY Hugh mckinley. Testimony was
siieted to SHOW that there had been no pre-
sious difficulty between the parties, and that
Holmes expressed hope, before his death,
mat Mcsiney would be set at liberty .Ihev
we're bo:h on guard at the time of the occur.
renee, and had been talking together in q
friendly manner. When mckinley started to
80 back 70 his poet, his gun, w'ici WAS under
ii. la1t arm with the muzzla pointing down,
ward, aecInentaiy discharged, andshot Holmes
N one of his iegs. The wound was very Sc
we're; aud The surgeons finding that he could
not survive amputation, it was not resorted to,
md The man died some four hours after
sne event., Inc jury rendered verdict thai,
Patiiek Holmes, the deceased, was shot .cei-
'""+a'iy by a gun in the hands of Hugh bic
(3inIey
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Defermaned Rssixtance. - An individual,
named Robert J. McKennon disguised in the
yarb or ldier, wis very disorderly on the
streets last Tharsday night and when watch.
man attempted ~ rest him, drew fierce
looking knife, aud might havedone some barn.
iftho .fhcer had not hastily got OUT of the
way. he was, however, secured afterwards,
and the Mayor Yesterday committed him for
trial before the Hustings Court,
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False Preteac.s--1h he cuse Of "Col +" VIM
n Muller, charged with obtaining u buggy, .
;.id!e, and sum OF money from King &
lambeth, by false preiences, was fnrtner ill.,
sestigated by the Mayor yesterday. a young
Lisatenant uafned Frank TorGley, was also
srfaigned for completely IN the affair. Col
,miII, Of the Q,.artermaster's Department,
Identified Tormey as the person who intro
iuced Col Miller" to him, when the latter
.u.de an application tor Ills pay. Z. w Par
sell, exchange broker, produced pay ac
iount which be received from !. person wao
represented himself to be Col Miller, but he
19uid not say whether the prisoner was o,
vas not the man. He tMr. Purceli) told hia
hat ii be- could get Col Smiths endorseEle
40 would Cash tie account Wheieupon he
vent away and returned in about an hour,
'aying that Col Smitn declined ~ make tue
endorsement ON the back of the paper, Blu.
presented cer,iica'e from that officer, as
olloHs: Pay OF Coi. Miller for August,
september, and October, 1861. The 81. ac.
QUITS viii he paid by Captain Barksdal.
when he is In fluCis'' The 40 cunts, amount
iug 10 Soit, w-,e then caehed by Mr. Pur-
,-ii. Ials paper was Identified by Colonel
Smith as tne one prepared ia his OF
ice. The pay account received by King
= Lau,,eth was not prepared at his IN
,lanGe. TAis was Also accompanied by Ger.
ticalo, reading" Col SuItu says he viii
pay enclosed claim as sooa as inou-y in De
,artmeut, and VIII give it preference to ali
,,bers.' Inc Testimony previously given was
-peu;ed in ,ue-taiiAee d, Tie Witnesses, alter
:, l.icn the Mayor called Gou. Ninder, who
,ta,ed that he Lad seen Tormey twice ut his
,fhce, having sent for him in consequence vi
sertlin representations he had heard, relative
. bis Passing as an ald-de-camp of Gen john
ston. Toruiry professed that il WAS merely
IKE OF his, aud nothing further trabspir-d.-
A. j. Ford nad seen the prisou ers at his house
together. AFTER tho arrest Of Miller, Tormey
-aid that he was sorry he had ever made In,
for il had got him into difficulty
AT tie request of the counsel for the accused,
ne Mayor consented TO postpone the further
confederation OF the case untii to DAY
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Prisoners Of IEar.-Three men, friendly to
the canse of Abraham Lincoln, and therefore
enemies Of the South, were brought here from
Loadoun county yesterday as prisoners. Per-
cons of this description, who intest the Dor.
der, are capable Of doing much mischief, and
the sooner they are put out of the way the
haitian
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~ V. KRUPSkY, Apotbecarc. VIII read
Us LECTURES ON CHTMISTRY, (Caemic)
n The GcTnsn language, CONNIE ncng on Sovem er
10TH In the German School Institution OF Rev.
ooh,inger, on 5th street, Navy Hnl.
Young ms and al; persons who wish instruction
In this very important science will please cal. at
Mr.. WAGsERs Drug Store, corner Broad and Ga
streets. no $50
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Movement e. Typops~-The Fourth Tara.
reglm@nt, Colonel Hood, which r. heen. far
soloe time past eacampsd Dosr tisis ~. IA.
1890 ysA1rtiay morning IN the direction az
-. .ns rotomac The Regiments filed welvs pas.
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The Price # BaAer--A negro named Hen.
~, employed by the Central Railroad Comma.
ny, was punished with 81 lashes yesterday, for
stealing two pots of butter from a freight cor.
Butter u cheaper ut 80 cents q pound than ut
The expense Of corporal punishment, which ia
very apt be visited upon colored people who
engage in piifaring operations
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w. AT A Mr. ETING HELD AT THE
1>f City Arms, Wall stseet, by the Bakers Oh tLs
city OF Richmond, II was unanimously-
E6solre3, That association he formed by them
for unioa. benevolenoe and the advancement Of
trade generally. The Society proces dad 10 the
election OF officers, after which it adjourned to
meet ut the same place, OF SATURDAY evening,
ut o'clock
vited 10 attalo. ALEXANDER M sCkEY,
no Str See'y pro tena.
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PERSONAL.

Y i. q. HUGHES member of he 9Th Ala
~ bans rsg mel t, on the sick H.t a. d b :
lev TO be IN this city is ueht for by his TAT 5er
A, information OF h.s svtsfe nts, eft at the
Ct rk's t'fics OF the Colnmb. IN hotel; viii be
thans full received.
no -.itA JOHN ECGHEG.
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Ggs. ScoTT.-The expiring groans Of Gen
SCOTT are sweet music TO all virginians w,
have read with exquisite pleasure that dram
st!c letter of resignation, in which he refer.
to n hurt" that makes him unable to mount
horse, aud 10 'otuer and new intirmities
droppy and vertigo" which have entrenche
themselves in his portly person We shal
hareaftsr have better opinion Of ''dropsy apd
vertigo" than we ever had before. regardins
them ~ worthy allies of the Coufederat.
cause, and trusting that they will in no degre.
relax their exertions on account Of the dole.
rons complaints of their distinguished captive.
Adversely has had the happy effect of reducing
the infamustion Of Lundy Lane, !" and we Sc,
no reference in the resignation to the "gout."
an srirtocratic disease, from which Scot. lcl G.
has suffered, and which deserves honor.l Q
Inention on account IF the excuse il afforded
the Great Captain of the age" from bein.
present at the yioricus retreat from Manassas.
which was the crowrung achievement in tn,
NE ~ ths man who never lost battle Their.
n slso another aalsdy, which. with bis char
scteristic modesty, Scott has omitted from tn.
inventory of his Conflicts disease of the
heart, which be has suffered from the hour o,
his birth, and which we are afraid even dealt
VIII not eradicate. The man who, after de
Roancing in the most indignant manner, the
idea that be could ever turn his sword agains,
Virginia, deliberately planned and organized
MI immense army to overthrow her liberties
and reduce her with fire aud sword to tho do
rlin!on Of old Abe Lincoln, must be the vic
cm OF u moral malady more hateful and incu
rsble than all the pains and plaques which the
iniquiues Of long life have justiy deserved
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,.i;sa sss r.. tho several topefs 1t the
ir...Ss..o gaH Yesterday was woman. whe
..s.ra painful Illustration of the eyils Of
othefa E JsA VIA
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MAKING READY Toa rnx EssNY.-Ths Little
Rock Ark Journal says:
There was considerable excitement In this
city last Saturday and Sunday, caus BY
rumor that General Fremont was coming
down on as like an avalanche, with q mil
lion OF Abolition hounds. Men were rubbing
mp their old shot gums aud rifles, and prepar.
Ing for sturdy defence, but the report
turned out to be hosx, and matters settled
down 70 their usual equiuimity.
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w A.s'a =
wv A MT L D.
w FIX MONTHS RECRUITS

w F1A WCN HS NFCRUIIB
Persons d.eirous of eaIis'iug In the army of the
Confeaerats s 'a!es caa do IN come ,tion with
G mpany II, 18th Re sim mt Virginia Volunteers
(Youpg Gusro IN the ,llo~inp terms: Unifo-ms
nished, and enlistment TO end 27th of APRIL so2
Also, pog tation turL he'd 10 tie camp of tie
Company.
Friends of this wsiikuown Corps a. well ss
former members, can d, all themselves OF this op-
pcrtunty, the advantages of which eau readily be
Imagined, by applying to Cap ain WIN A. Cha'-
err, Insurance Cifioe Under American Hotel;
Julian Vannerson. Esq, neguerreotypist, Ma;u
t'eet between 14th ahd 18th street,; George W.
Timberlske, Grocsr, Bi coke avenue, or address
ing CHAS. z. RADY,
Capt. Co. II, 18TH Rfg Va Vols.
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WINTER FA:HIONs.

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f. n New o isans ard specially invites the la-
d.. sto CALL 80 she viii sell Tor fair prizes Orders
promptly executed MADAME SON,
M IS Main street.
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