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Glorious News from the Wise l. egion.
Brilliant Victory.

DIR. NJ. A. Pellen, Medical Director of the
Wise Legion, arrived in this city last night
direct from the seat of war in the kanawba
valley, and brings some cheering Intelligence
of the movements OF our gallant troops in
that section. -
On Wednesday last a detachment OF our
troops, numbering two hundred, was station
ed at an outpost on Scarey Greek. sixteen
miles below Charleston. They were attacked
during the day by division Of Ohio and In-
diana troops, twenty-eight hundred strong;
add though the assault was Vigorous, our
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Aew Adrertisemeuts.
Notice to Merchants & Others.

HAVING been appointed Collector Of the Port OF
l. Nashville Tennessee, under the Southern Confed
Grated States, shall proceed 90 collect the Duties
all Dutiable Goods Wares Merchandise imported into
this State from any Foreign State, included the
Southern Confederated States either by Railroads,
Steamboats,, Wagons, any other mode OF convey
JESSE THOMAS.
CoIectsr Of he Port Of NGsAriIIe.
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MILITARY BOOKS.

W. T BERRY co HAVE RECEIVED
HARDEE'S RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY TACTICS
complete, in vols, containing all the plates.
SCIENCES OF wAR-Tactics for Officers OF Infantry,
Cavalry and Artillery.
INFANTRY CAMP DUTY-Feld Notifications and
Coast Defence.
THE TROOPERS MANUAL, Tactics for Light
Dragons and Mounted Rifemcn.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY, prepared
by Board of Officers for the Of the Army Of the
United States.
may2s W. T. BERRY s co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27

fE The following is from the Frankfort
Commonwealth, a sort Of Lincoln organ, and it
may be true:
MORE GUNs.-We understand that the
Government has sent 10, 600 stand of arms to
the Custom House in Louisville. 1t is well.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27
From 81. Louis.

ST. Lotus, July 26.-Fre"mnnt has arriv-
ed, The hissourians have taken Memphis,
Scotland county. No.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Many three months
volunteers in the interior are arriving home
to see how business is, if il is less profitable
than soldering they promise TO return.
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From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Enth usiastic recep-
tiOns of returned three months Volunteers
are noticed at various pieces, whose depar-
ture is not noticed from headquarters.
Permits are granted to ship TO all parts OF
snfnckv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27
From Jefferson city.

JEFFERSON CRY. Mo-, July 26.--The Con
vention declares the principal State officers
vacant. and provides for filling them by the
Convention, repeats part of The Stale Con
stitution, the Supreme Court TO consist of
seven Judges, four to be the creatures of
this Convention, abolishes the State Legisla-
ture, and annuls several acts of tn. last leg
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From New York.

INV YORK, July 26.-The steamer City of
Baltimore arrived at Halifax last night with
Liverpool dates of the 18th. She has ~ 900
pounds of specie. The Borussia sailed with
5000 pounds. Cotton sales Wednesday and
Thursday 40 900 bales. of which spectators
aud exporters took 10000 bales. Market
buoyaht aud advanced 8. Breadsiuffs qniet
but steady. Provisions steady. Consols 500
to 80.
News unimportaDt.
The London Times thinks Lincoln's heavy
taxation will induce N0rtherners TO re CON
slider the rejection of peace or compromise.
New YORK. July Cotton-Sales / 900
bales Middting Upland l54al6.
Treasury IS 9SI. United States Us 81
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Colonel u. ID. Stevens, wounded.
SIXTH NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
Colonel Fisher, killed.
An estimate of the the killed and wound
ed, by the Chief Military Surgeon at General
Beanregard's Headquarters, on the part OF
our army, places the amount at 300 to 40e
killed, and |, 900 to 200 wounded.
On the part of the enemy. from 5000 &c
1000 killed and wounded.
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Lieutenant John Simpson, company II,
probably killed. Private James Jackson, OF
Florence. wounded; Tom Kirkmsn, of Flor
euce, wounded; Colonel Jones, severely
wounded; Major Scott, wounded; Charles
Weem wounded.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27

Col. FOlk7s F0eItl0n.
The Banner gives Col. PoIK's position as
follows
He voted On the sth of June for SEPARA-
rIos and REPRESENTATION. He is in favor OF
the adoption of the Permanent Constitution
of the Confederate States by the people of
Tennessee, on the LIST Thursday In August
next. He is for the most vigorous and effec-
tive prosecution of the war for Southern In
dependence, and opposed TO any compromise
or settlement short of the acknowledgment
of our Independence.
Thus, It appears that instead of refusing to
oublfsh the Banaer's statement of Col. PoLE,s
position. we gave him the benfit Of it in
our columns promptly; and our neigh
Dor has been, uaEitingly we presume, pur-
suing towards rs eoarse "unfair, unjust and
deceptive"
The Basas very graseiy, 9Th view to
leach us ga usefal lesson,n nasrstes the fol-
lowing circumstance;
AeeutIeman Of this city visited the coun-
Az there he met with one Of the exclusive
-:saers of the Patria. The GabernatorlaI
cnsstieu became tie topic OF conversation
4hs friend Of our contemporary asserted, sc-
comnanied with language Of denunciatiou
s.Hr Polk Il H. Eai0n candidate Tor Tower
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- NEW MILITARY COMPANY,
~ TO e COMPOSED CHIEFLY OF
CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN.-ln the present
young man In the State NAV be called upon TO
take u D arms in her defence. II behooves mrs.
tan Young men. especially, 10 crn noW tHeJ
NAV pest SeTre their country, without d. tho saio
tune deSsrttng their God . &c
1t is a sad TACT, that but few young men, even OF
veii-sett ed Christian principles, can ions win
alta the demOraiiz atom OF the camp. anu ~ 10
th Al they select In the present emergency, suoa
assoeiat-s IN arms tend rather to strehgthen
Than enfeehle their religious character.
~ it'll these views and CONSIDERATIONS, Com.
ma NV was organized on Saturu ay evening last, and
adOp, ed resolutions to the following efect;
LIST. hat the organlz lton Dc oseu " 10
ligious. or moral YOUNG men-prolahity Ut ih'ein-
peranee declaring membership L.u l..
I'd. The candidate Tor membership snah 80
youched for by tbs mem'sf proposing nun oa.
cannot then be elected If three back Dahs To
'n I'd he company shall have no parades, unless
wen actual, demaGued Dy service to the state
the Office RS not asking for COMMISSIONS until thetr
services are required ;LI. . nd
Arm. The UNIFORM 10 Oe as plain do Possioio' "io
ibth. Ths drills shall not be more frequent than
essary TO perfect the Company IN mih'ary Tao
18th 9Th. The Company shall continue in existence
for one year only unless service TO the State 10
| Eth. Arms to be used The most approved Rifle
| Sida-arus: Best Revolver aud Rlfe- Bayonet. *
| he furnish ed bs the mem oers themselves Change
| when the company snail be full. organiz1d
Inc ext meeting VIII De hsla on 81 ~ ,aln H.
| Company will please hand IN sheir names 70 n y,
| PAEkER. corner of l2,h and Franklin SITS NJ
| ca s. kADy, at Methodist Book Concern, MalH
between 18th and 18TH So; ag 70 M. MA nUs
| WHIrLocK. 18TH 81, petwseh "aih oil" S"'''
| iaa-tS
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF NJ, Y, OFFIcs, No. "a BaoADwAY: (
NEW YORK: Sd January, lSoi !

E~ r5 :; b wet acinA NV SIN, M. u H In
rsnIx to y m frs, Question. Whether Virginia
Pocie. will hold good if Virginia goes out of the
R1sssna en1en named IN onr Policies are etora
and nor governmental mlts anu .na If n"roWn
paid with eaaa TO G to the
sscond question, as to those who may lose thei Pr
whe hnE asnsI t Of vrsna and the
Commander-In Chief OF the forces. answer IN !.
decline lnsnrns IN an eases asaaS Sd nat The
but also to ali officers in the United states ga ARMY
or Nayy SO f,r "a | know, there exists but one
Life Insurance Comp any in the worlo which IN
sufss against death in battle. and that IS IN Eng
land We nave no facts or statistics which wouiu
enable us 10 ascertain the risk. so as to name a
rate orIt The Board of Trustees have the power,
of any II djviuua case, to order the payne Mt OF
Policy thuukh it would be against their Iues amo
the officers ii the Compan, have no power 70 do it
| | shall exceedingly regret II our tirslp,a roIcy
holders ieel disposed 10 eoenIor he sae ~ d. ao lei
them nf1rm me, and Will puIchase thell at ,n1n
iu value b. our rules. and M even ao% s GS,us
what a terrible condition our country is in IN
| when YOU are OBJ ICED to ask and to answer sucf
| auesiions as these No man in Virglnla has
ieener desire to uphold the rights and dign,t; o
suestlon, '1 what lights does ask TO- 70
| what grievance Goes she seek redress wnlcn can
not be more speedily and thoroughly obtained
The South had $50 900 rottng friends at the las
| ele ction in this state alone, and OF those Wh
voted the Republican ticket the largest proportion
| [ am bound III canonr to SAY, are Wiling an
| anxious to do full Justice to thu South. Can IN
| south atfo rd 10 throw these and other TRENDS !
other States overheard, and say they wil nav
| nothing to 90 with them! Is not such cours
| unwise as we'll as unnecessary No Vlrginl
must do whar she can. and no other one State c 9,
do-tranqnIlizs this excitement, and save u, On
| Union 4 here will be more glory IN this INA
being the Mother Of Presidents" / have iai'
10 Cit F. s. WINSTON, Pres't.
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The Leg stature.


The Senate Yesterday adopted the resoiu-
tisss Of the House against the coercion VI
seceding States. The message OF the dox'
ernor. transmitting the credentials OF A {.
HopKiHs and F. NJ GILNER, Commissioners
from Alabama 10 Virginia, were read AID or
dered 10 be printed Resolutions were intro.
duceds proposing q National Convention, anu
providing, II expsdient, for passing an act liz
posing additional taxes on the people, " n'ee
certain con tenn pla ted heavy expenditures
In the House the Speaker announcer 'he
committee appointed under resolution oneieo
Monday 10 bring in a bill for State Coh'eh'
ton Resolutions were offered for building
dsuository of armshu the western part OF I'M
SAFE. for raising a sum Of money for Stat
defence; for dividing the State INTO l"eis
military divisions; for incorporptihg W.
Home Savings Bank, of Richmond 1or Is
tahi,sh Ing an Arsenal in the town OF DanVhis
for the ca uitable distribution OF the pun
lie arms Ia the various sections OF Inc Stat'
and Tor the appointment OF commute
TO provide for the defence Of the coast OF VIZ
siLia The actual expense OF the JON
BsowN raid was reported at S22o,ai"oo.-
Petitions were presented from citizens OF fa'
ou,er. in favor of q State Convention an
Sou rhern Conference. The credepnals oi uot
HOPKINS and associate embassador, from Ala
bama, were presented, and a committee al
pointed to fix time for them to address II
LEGISLATURE. The death of VIM GARTH, In
representative from Albemarle, and DON n
pRo TAYLOR of Nottoway, were Iofmai'
announced.
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The LiAcolu Platform.

rhs nlatform published in this paper few
davs aimee was not the entire paper adopted
nv the Don vention which nominated ABRA-
NAN LINCOLN. 1t 10 suggested that. in Justice
to those who put 1t forth, the following article
of the p,atfoi m ought to have gone with mat
which was published:
4 That the m sip tenance lnviolate Of the rights
e. the sss:: s and sapsso It's
ii IN acc Tdiae to own Jpdsment exo,u ish ~
3snends and We denounce the la~less INVASION bVs
aimed force of anv State or Territory, no matter
nndar what preteXt, a. among the graVest Oh
crimes.
A paragraph so utterly Inconsistent with
the application Of the principles OF equality
of the Declaration of Independence to negroes
with the assumption that there is no right
of property In slaves-aud with complete
denial to the Southern States OF equality In
the Territories-can be Of no force or enect In
thu minds of Souther men. A just interpre-
tation Of the platform stamps the introduction
Of the article now quoted as miserable tricK'
20 ward of, II possible, Southern indignation
1t the gross outrage Of Southern rights In Inc
Con deracy, and the stigma cast at the CIVIL
condition of the South. The Southern States
cannot abandon their ground. Slavery can
not be abolished. They must defend 1t as they
must defend their own position, their claim
to rsspectability, consideration and right Ii
their own country. rs the only means OF main
tanning their true position before the world
These matters are too dear to allow them u
b trihed with by Black Republicans, and I'M
declaration by that party that tbe rights
the States must b protected. cannot concea
thsir gross disregard Of those rights. and thei
open insults TO the Southern States.
fMr. LINooLn really loves the Union NOR
than his own miserable ambition-if he reall.
respects the rishu and equality OF the State
he may prove that he does 50 at once, ant
save the Union too, BY renouncing the Chica
60 platform.
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IA PARTICULAR NoIIck We rs.u ara the the
nnhi,c vsneIaiiy for the liberal PATRONAGE thht We
have reserved and hope son ~ Of
t s ~ az ws are now making large prepa-
ratons to Garry our b9flp.xss H I'LL e..
than formerly. -. 49,. .xs "a Imnorter,
Of Boots and Shoes. Richmond. va: o,r,,
PS-We are now prepared to seue a., ~. ~
Of AI.Ex Hill 4 Co. or tn Al x hull lnus snht
ally; and nope all persons VINO ar, nd .sste ,hen
forshw1th AZ All accounts that are past due an.
| iemain unpaid will he placed N the nanns 9,
L nollAcfNI LA y ISL LII ~ AAA0N "
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The GENERAL Assembly.

The Genera, Assembly Of yrgsaia is stead
tly marching award In the course which, we
trust. will bring about united south, pre-.
ven, war, secure q pesceabie adjustment OF
ditsicuities, and possibly reconstruct the Con-
federacy. The decided resolutions against the
coercion Of a ssceding State by the Genera
Government, which passed the House OF Dele
gates on Monday, with rlve dissenting voices,
were passed by the Senate yesterday, win Only
ONE vote in the negative. or course" m"
tara not about the one vote. Its OF no e"nse'
quence. Oh. has
vir~,ni, has taken her POSITION, and sue has
a,,. a. ~,,n unan,mity and frmnsss, ana 81
sill MO, .nrink from At. II the legislators
h.a mot taken It, the people would nave 'aKen
=, for themselves. II the Legislature nad no'
reelected the public sentiment, 1t could mo-
have restrained tina people. They would nave
.ct~d on their own motion ana upon 'ne''
own sentiments.
We trust, now, the General Assembly VIII
mass promptly q bill calling Convention
an early day. The counties have, Win Srea
uuaninity, favored q Convention, ana II A.
called at once. 1t will very much relieve ID
public mind.
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nTHD.

On Monday, at 10 O'Clock NJ, EDwAnD L.
son OF lanes and Mary Jane briers' aseo ''"'''
His funeral will take place this Wednesqa aya.s,j
ternoon, from his fathers residence. on acoct
The friends of the family are respectfully inV"su
to attend ,,r, rAp
On Wednesday, January sth, nIsnor aned II
ears. ,,;,ea tn Mt q nd
: The friends of the family are inVtse rahursday
his tunsral. rom Is a"'oS 2t
| 10Th inst. at II O. cOok.
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Sectjonalism.


Arr .ac,ional organization is prima Jacts
no,,,Is 1t is hostility to another section In
anna wav or other And in communities wAeie
such organizations occur 1t Is absolutely ne
cas.arv for peace and order, aud to prevent
..raration that. even in the ordinary elections,
tho eoua,itv of sections shall be preserved ny
eiec,ins officers alternately from the dlnereh1
aivisions If this be so even in municipal anu
S,ats matters. how much stronger are 'he
feo,ipus of sectionalism in Confederacy VI
States and how much more imperative IL j.
that measures Of equ aIity shall negative Ineii
d.nosrous tendencies. WASHINGTON, IN MS
rrediction that a sectional organization OF
narties would dissolve the Union, may or may
not have had the slav cry question In view
He certainly had seen enough OF sectionaiisin
and clannishness In the army to make hii'
dread their introduction into the politics o.
the country.
n anv sort of sectionalism is dangerous
how much more dangerous than any other IL
that which selects as the basis OF lis orgah'|a
tion issues upon the most sensitive queshof
that can be touched. MIR. BUCHANAN, In do
said that we might dispute over the iafin'
q. Bank. Internal Improvements by the uen
eral Government, nay, any measure OF puo'''
policy, without danger 70 the Con1eoeracS
but the moment the question OF slavery wa
opened, the peace ot~the country, ana Va
Union itself, was imperilied And this Is III
question opened, in its most exciting phases
hv the sectional Black Republican party
ths North, But even let the shock their ACT
and poli.y have given the country pass oy -
possible, let there be a settlement OF our pres
emit troubles, and the Union be restored
peacs and concord-yet II that party OF Oh
In i,s place, continues the sectional orgsn'za
ton, and the holding Of power ana the &c
rninis,ra,ion Of the Government In the nane
Of a purely Northern party. WAsHiNare
will prove no less q prophet. and the unio
will assursdly be dissolved. If, in the resl'
ration OF the Confederacy. II that be possio'
tand we hope il is,) ssctionalism be not broke
mn and overwhelmed, 1t will be mere patcf
Ing mp Of things-a mere covering up OF II
embers Of discoId- "A few years will invoi'
us In all the troubles we now endure, al
bring the fabric Of the Union again to the orir
of ruin. II 1t survives now, can 1t survi
another such shock
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ARRIVED,
schr. Arson, Ward, Eastern Shore, OATS A.
sehr. Mary and Hetty, Jones. Philadelphia COAL
Albert Blair. r;uh.,orah ,,a,
Schr. Mariner, (Br.,) Parr, Hlilsooroush' pas
sehr. Problem. Baltimore. ship timber, John
Abrshams ,,,rD
Steamship Roanoke couch new YORK. mazs'
and passengers, Ludlam Watson Dbl.
delnh,a mdze and passengers, 9. T. Gard I'D.
steamer Bsvidsrs X kss Gn,r;s Baltimore 'h01e'
Sohr. p King, Leeds. Philadelphia, -four v
4 W. CurIie.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Arrved, schr' DoroInS'
Haynes Norfolk. c.,,.so
81 DAYS {, ON Callao.
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mA The Great Remedy,

n The Great RemedFy6R RHEUMATISM.
". say HAMPToN's TINcTURE is q SOW "
.reiSn Iemedv This can b, proved 6f nos. OF
S Witn. s,es We refer to the Pamphlet Of Ger
t,haatss. We give some cases below from index
RHEUMATi Captain Canot.
MHEUMATlSM- Infammato'y, James ouis1n'
RpEUMATISM--Had 1t Is years. r. Donnelt.
RHEUMATISM-- Had it 10 ears Stephen taylor
1t u years, A; hitcnen;.
Had it years, k0Da,t Uaut'
RHEUNATISM--H Had 1T 50 years, f. basweH.
IT NV TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IL Won HAVE DYSPkPSY, ,,
AZ TAKE HAMPT0N'S TlNCTU IKE.
To Y OH HAVE BRONCHITIS,
IT NV TAKE; HAM pTON'S T1NCTURE
~ yOJI ARE ALI, WEAKN ESS.
* TAKE HAMPTON'S TlNCTURE
IF Won HAVE HEADACHE,
ir wv TAKE. HAMPTON'S TGNCTURE
r,.u md get Pam phlets, and see cures of Coughs
Rhsumstism, Scrofula. &c; AS a restorative ano
i nVS NJ has been highly recommended
H4MPTON'S VEGkTABLE TINCTOfE.
n Delicate Ladies and Children Will please
give Ii a trial. s;,;,. fo
az so sns b, uPtETTRCELL. LApD & CO.. Richmond
nv Or. COOKE, Frederioksburg !; by all the DInE
Etsts in petersburg; BY MORIlMEA "a M SSv,
sSG OK 0 ja5-d&owts
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nA Bakers Premium Ritters. ma.
~ HKNRIco COUNTY, Oct. /, lSe0.

E. BAKER, ESQ. ;.t n.
Dear Slr-My wife has been suffering Win Dys-
peps,a and Nervous Affection for seVerai years,
during which time she was i'll as possible to be
alive; ali hopes of life, by her ph' scian as Wei q
~. she commenced. in small auantitles, the use OF
fAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS, which. IN the
ssored her to perfect health. equally graft
ssd to state that my child about eight years 0ia
asly by an able physician. without giving any r.
lsi but the use Of one bottle Of these to
seadth and vigor. |: ia my firm OPINION, suostan-
.tsd that y smy sHs Se ana1 med
am. now before the public for the above mon
poued diseases. nv, oun,u.
These R,tters can be had of all the Druggists II
this oIty, and at every respectable Drug store IL
'A' o'0'o e. BAKER, PROPRIETOR,
eo+. Richmond, Va.
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nA All Medicines should be Prepared DI
4 REGULAR PHYSICIAN. svpup eo cor,h.
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, aEd that non OF
diseases, Consumption. PRICE so cts apd Y j; al
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
RATION PSss,ye eqrs PT,fe % Sts for Rbsuma
tism Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the stomach OF
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, L. -
On. j. i. ROSES Alternative SYRUP, o.
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure Of Scrotuia, oic
Eruptlons, Chrome Diseases. OulcsIs, sores
SweiIed Neck, Biles and all diseases arising ron
an impure state of the blood. Price u.
SoiN W WARNER L. WARfNG,.
Ia al-lx Il1 broad et.. Agent for klcnmOnQ.
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spHcIAL NOTICES.

- xn.,.w.ad mattel Hair Dressing 81,
LOON ECO. i. HlSSERfCH, the ceiebra;Isa
HAIR CUTTER AND ARTIST Of his p srnmond
resp sotfuy informs the c!tlzsns On "A eeie~nnt-
~ lifted " up HAIR DRESSING SALOON 1 ,,s.
the Spotswood Hotel. whsre he viii ~ a. In ~ u11R
he ready to rive HOT and COLD and sHoW y
BATHS. and attend to everything in ,he nns y
his profession. y" .'
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An article recently appeared ia this paper
extracted from Boston letter. relative to the
reliability OF the iorfeitures, by Southern
meu. Of policies Ia Northern Offices, should
ths Unton 10 dissolved. The President Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of New
YORK, writes to the agency here:
sIn repls 10 ,our 6rst question. Whether Wiz.
ginis p0iiciss viii hold good il Virginia goes out
ar the Dressnt Uai0n,' allow me TO SAY that ths
nnlts fog residence nasnsd IN our noietes sIe ter
riforisl and not g0vsInnDntat lam t. ana tlat
fhoV are psad with eaaA DYOWpcitnde 70 cttlzens
a 0ur own or say oehsf g0sernmens.
Gee The isstsy slseWhsre.
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ma The Pecuiiaritie OF the Female CoH-
stimtion and the various trials to which me sex
Subjected, demand an occasional recourse TO stlni
ulants 1t is important, however, that THESE snan
coWplish the desired end. HOSTETI ER'S GEL
EBRATEU STOMACH BiTFERS is the very
most magical 1t restores the tone OF the dlfes-
tive organs, nfuses fresh vitality INTO me wnole
amsnt which rs the most valuable OF feminine az
fractions The proprletors feel hatte1s from me
fact that many of the most prominent ineulcai
rentlemen in the Union have bestowed enco-
miums upon the Bitters, the virtue; Of WHICH Iney
nrs numerous counterfe ofe red for sale, all oil
which are destitute of merit, and positively inJ9
rious to the system. Sold br Druggists sna gsai-
ars generally everywhere. ue ~ UT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09

- SPECIAL NUTICE-TO THE LA
~ DIES -MRS. J. A. WILLIAMS, III U I,
has returned to ,he CITY, and will resume .h nf
Females and Child en-. both ACUTE and ChHo
MIC Re idence on Broad, between LIST ana Fou-
shee streets. Jdo-oe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-09

Ths wife Of Mstor. Andsreon arrived q
pleR q the Mills House. n
Hon. "a. Rs1ia, Of Va, u at present ~ Tai.
lahasses, PA.