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POWER OF ATroRSEY.-Durng the absence of
Major sam'l n Todd, Messrs. Joseph A. Kirkwood
and j. s Holden are duly empowered to act as his
agents and attorneys. Due notice is elsewhere
n{yan
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TEAcHEEs.-An examination of applicants for
the Principalshp of the Girls High School of the
Third District will be had on Saturday, the 9th
inst, at the Fillmore school house, at clock P.
n. The notice of the Superintendent is elsewhere
nuhliShed.
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BoARD OF HEALTH, = The following named gen.
tlemen have been duly elected as officers of the
Board, for the ensuing year: Dr.. G. A. Mott,
President; DR.. G. ". Dirmeyer, Secretary and
Treasurer; Dr. Z. s. Clapp and DR.. r. G. White,
Resident Physicians Mr.. C. E. Crozat, Treasurer
and Mr.. ]. a. McCarty, Steward, Mississippi Sta
ton, Official notice is elsewhere given.
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s8~Coal Oil and Lamp Empuriu Coun-
fry Merchants Pantcs and the PUB c generally, in.
v"d 10 call aud the largest and only stock
COAL OIL >MPS and PURE COAL IL in tps city,
which is offered for sale (holcsno and ea at liver prices
Than any other house in the Confederate States at No.
Charities street.
ais lpf COVERT T. Hill,
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An AaALGAaArIoN BALL.--The New Yorl, M.
lice broke up ball few nights ago, comnosea
altogether Of negroes and white women of aban.
doned character.
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py yeux Sheriff Of the Parish of Jefferson sells Ii O'Clock
at ii house. the city of Carroton steamboa
Dr. Burlington
n5s-P Particulars IN advertisement on 9Th page.
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visiting this city for the purpose of repenishng their
Stocks. will find at the establishment Of
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & co.,
II6.......... CANAL STREET. lIG
A large and fresh assortment Of
g*-AN"cI" DIR G;ooDS!
Which they Offer FOR CASH OR APPROVED CITY AC-
CEPTANCE, at extremely Low Prices
Thcv have recently opened large lines Of tho following
BAREGFS and BAREGE ANGLAlS.
ORGAHDIES and ORGANDIE ROBES.
JACONhT and LAWNS,
SILKS, FOULARD9 and GRENADINES.
LACE PONIES and MANTIILAs.
EMBROIpERIES and LACES.
WHITE GOODS ind CURTAIN nRAPERIES.
LINEN GOODS aud LINEN LAWNS.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
FILET MtTTS ard GLOVES.
PARASOIS aud FANS
TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS
HOSIERY of al descriptions
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
n-In examination of our stock ana prices is requested
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
al5 2of NJ. le Canal ..reet
EaO0ts .fEastassuctasTes.
Il. a. TYLER,
SIO....."......... Canal Strect..,......,.....Ila
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEInY,
GJI1v>>r GUlld Iolotcd VVTs.1-o
hAHCFACTCRE3 TO ORDER,
&ELvEElvAIlT AVID GEyyELHY.
DL4NnHDs RESET
Watches, Clocks, and Jswelry repaired.
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY GooDs,
Plated Ware, etc.
Mig 2ptf
Es0he.et Es5Sktzg
WOULD AGAIN IEFHRM HIS FRIENDS,
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY,
That his assortment Of
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
And
dETTLEMEN'E FURNISHING GOODS
ID Now Ia7se and Complete embracing every Article
hia line of trade.
o,JC
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
e and l5..,........CtMP STREET ,l3 and |,
Opposite Ladles' Entrance to City Hotel,
VIII fud everything suitable to their WANT manufactured
selected with grea. cura MAHNIFicESCE and tAs,e
ROBERT PITEIN,
NIL 2ptt Il aud Is Ctar1n street
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1861.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

g. beaumont g,aehe sell 10 o'cloek, a. No. GO Char
tres strest. clothing, etc.
c. E. Giradey Co. sell at IL O'clock at the Creole Race
Course, valuable horses
ID auction heads 9Th page
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R9~TVc authorized to announce Ry-
TIIFLL HAYNES, OF East Fccana as a candidate for
Auditor OF Public Accounts the election in November
az 2pIm*
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NEssRs. G. E. GIRARDEY & Co. sell this day, at
tn Creole Rea Course several superior fast rottinr and
pacing h9e baegis ksIe,on sason aud the persona fleets
bsoaei TO ths hate William Pyba. particulars soc ad
sesfisemeni4
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CREOLE.

R3~For Auditor ofFublic Accounts-PIcasC
II. PERALTA caud ste for Auditor of Public
Accounts ut the election in November.
al
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Az7@HcrrSaS's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES. Nos. 81 and IS lravie Greet No Or
VANS Il 1ntF
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REwARD.--A suitable reward, elsewhere adyer
I'D offered for The recovery oe missing SLAVE.
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T9ae XGtgef.


Z9ae XGt2cEs
''TRGFELTO" IS TIN TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFEIIO" Curesall Eruptlons
"TREFELIO" Softe1stho Skin,
"TREFELIO' BcantiGes the Skin.
"TREFELIO" Eradicates Hurlor,
"TREFELIO" 90 cents bottle
Particularly adopted cllmater. few drors pcurs
tho water for Bathing is delIcfous,y refreshing and oxlea.
t giving the Skin Froahnoss noohnose Elasticity, soneos
8rlisnoy and Puity-Coong Invigorang- the
iosh firm md of aHbaster Beauty al
'fuitioEs. Immensely popular among the Ladies'
EG:7"S0ld everywhere e 90 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale aad rota by JAMES STME, No. 1874 Cana
ttoot, and b. Druggists generally.
TILESTON & CO.,
o,y25 2plz General Agents az Broadway, Rev York.
Scots, Shoes esssG' Rs"0gGze8,
AT.-w HoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dltchng BOOTS, Russe
8R0GANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and can,peach,
hats, at the lowest mArke, prices by
FROST co,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
Hats. Caps. ETC.. at Wholesale.
Weare constantly resolving general of silk
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghon Straw Palm Leaf Mexicar
aud Woo! HATS at the lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO.,
jy13 spAR No. 10 Magazine atreet. N5vO Orleans.
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nD~Tsvcmty Tholsand Dollars Forfcft-rEry
ALL AND ADHERE BEsT.-For Crookc5' Veg
eabe stomach Filters We claim no patronage of its
being Southern produc-alNwng them stand on their 1er-
isbut would respectfully ask the pnbic give them fair
and impar'l" trial. and in the event Of the article failing
c&!vc pubic favor is enable suppose TINT their will
be sconnued but OF this We have no fears for the
following:
st That CrooEes Stomach Bers pucly vegctablehe
principal herb used being the Italian Chamomiiu flo yer famed
Gi! tho world over Tor It's medicine properties
I'd IAH they contain no mineral drug acid essential OIL
o injurious ing Gu ft o. any nature OF Kind "hIhia us
ua'ly found IN "dulterated articles.
3D. IhRI me Sph the best to be had in tho market and
every article used IN their pre- arnon is Invariably Of the cho
cst qy REGARDLESS OF cost combining at once tho most pal
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SUSANNAH KIRBY,
LrconrEe, Noble county Ind, Feb. 8, 1859

~ LIGOEtEH Noble county Ind, Fob. 8, 1853.
Prof O. j. Wood Dear Sir In he hitter part Of The year
l2 while attending: the State and National Law School of III
State of New York hair from unknown me com
menced falling off very rgy that in the space of ak
rIonthH tho whole upper Of scnp almost entirely
berer Of its covering and much the remaining portion uno1
the side and back Of head shortly became rry 40
that you will not be Surprised when tell hat upon my
turn to the State Of lmlnun, acguaIu
much loss discover the change In nv appear-
Intimate Appropriateness recognise me
st all
nj once made application to the most kfu physicians
the country, but from them
could again he restored forced becnme
my fate, UNTIL fortunately, in the latter Of tho year 1857
Y0nr Restorative recommended by druggist ~ be-
ing IL" most reliable Hair Restorative In tried
tie, md ford shf5r ion h producing ths
desired effect. Surn that time have used dollars worth
Of your Restorative and result have rich
soft AINct hnir. which mI':"y huv.
A. fErk nj gratitude tor labor and skill in the pro
ducon Of 20 wonderful m nrtigr have recommended
to TNNly OF my friends nud HrHu'nrps, who happy
iu:OrU you, using II with Ike rtrcl.
Very rcsWecnily, ynnrs,
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EIVBR 1NVJG T0B

geveY 5geRpEE#GAGe
Ills compourd2d entirely from unH and has become an 90
tot led fact Medicine. approved ky al,
thu it, d is reorted with confidence all
the flisea1as for .gllicli 1t ia recommended
It haa thousands within tho two years who had
given hopGH of relief 6the unsolicited cara.
cseR in my p08Seav0n show.
nnR be adapted to tho the tndlyd
taking ad Used in such quantities act gently on tho
Bowels.
dictates OF your Judgment guide you the use of the
Liver InVgorator and will cnre Liver Conpains Billions
Attacks DySpcpBia Chronic DRrrheG Summer Complaints
DySentey Dropsy Stomach Choc
Cholera Cholera orbu8 Cholera Inantun Fatnepcc
dice Female Weaknesse may successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine It cure Sick Headache {as
thousands testify In twenty
poonsul taken attack.
aregivinE their testimony itsfavor.
Nix watern tho mouth with tho InvgorRtor and sWa=oW
both together
Price, Slper bottle.
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10 Dry Goods .FobbeFs.

For sale consignment by undersigned UNI
BRELAs. IL Of LINEN THREAD 10 cases Of SWISS
NULL
J. G. SIBBALD,
m22 3plE No 55ts Magazine street.
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FATE AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Our readers
must not forget, in the excitement Of the day, the
pleasure they can derive by visit to this enter
taiainent. IN very quiet way the ladies who
have charge Of it have succeeded in getting up
one Of the most pleasant and genteel fairs have
ever attended. The decorations are very chaste
and beautiful the refreshment tables beautifully
supplied, and the assortment of needle-work
large ana beautiful. We beg our readers not to
miss an evening a this pleasing entertainment.
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ladies Fats-! Eaaies' Ea5s. :

The Ladies Of this
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN "HURCu Third District,
Will hold a Fair
At Odd Follows Hall,
Beginning TUESDAY EVENING" Anru l6 1851 and con.
Timing FonF Eve ng proceeds Of which IL be devoted
to the liquidation Of the debt their new Church bnd
FS very line huNfH will be served by the es from
Il 'oo y ei"ok sNefT o"y. al6 apt
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sandfar,I,a FnmslZ Cathnrttc PtIIs.
Oompoundcdrom Vegetable put uplu GasB
Cases. alright, end will keep in any climate.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pure and put upIn R5B
Cases. alright, end will keepin any climate.
The Family Pill gentl" and active Cathartfo,
ghich proprietor has used in his practice than twenty
The constantly increasing demand those who have
long the Pills. and the which ell express
gard has induced place within reach
ALL The Profession veil know that different GatharCs
u different portions Of the bowels
The Family CGthartC Pill has with this we'll
Established fact, been compounded from variety the
Vegetable Extracts which alike every part the aimen
ary canal and good in all CahArto
needed such DeranEement f. he Stomach Seepiuess.
Pains in the Bach and Ions Co Pain and Soreness
the whole body from sudden cold, which frequently
neglected. end in OF Fever Loss Of Appetite Creep
Gold hs body, ReEtssnes ueasche or
Weigh: the Head, all TnfHmu.ory Diseases, Worms In
Children Adults Rheurnn6n Purifier Blood
md many dsesse to Which Tsh rs her
The Liver Invgorator and Family Charc Pills are etsiisa
Druges eeneray. and sold BY the traai ali The large
ST. W. SANFORD NJ D.. Manufacturer and Proprietor
RSb Broadway. n Y
J, WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
mA'dA~ And soid nv Druggist,
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OFFICE NO. 10 CAMP STREET..
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AMUsEgENFs.-Fhe St. Charles theater and the
Academy OF Music being closed for the season
and many Of the usual lively habitues of St
Charles street having left the city on military duty
ST. Charles streets now at nghtfa more dark quiet
and deserted than we ever before saw it in the
month of April. Such is war. The street and the
theaters may suffer, but the South will surely be
benefited by what the street and its saloons Of
gaiety lose for the present. The city has seen nc
such times, since the time of Packenham and Jack
son.
But that Jewel theater, the Varieties, remains
open, and its company of jewel actors and actress
eg continues to draw good audiences nightly, not
withstandng the war excitement, and the absence
of many of its best patrons at the wars.
Tonight, at the Varieties, Mr.. Chippendale takes
his benefit Mr.. C. is capital actor in his line Of
comedy, and this season has won extra share of
popularity by his urbane and gentlemany deport-
ment as Treasurer of the theater-the man at the
hoS-offce. He is justly appreciated by the mana
ger and company of the Varieties, and by the null
titulinous patrons Of the Varieties being an No.
business man, gentleman socially, and an excel
leut comic actor
The bill for tonight consists of that glorious
comedy, I. The Honey Moon,n with the whole
company nit, the beneficiary appearing as Lopez:
q dance by Mile Frances; ana Mark Smith and
Mrs. leighton in g The Phenomenon in smock
Frock.n The bill is capital one, prepared with
extra care; and we hope to sec Mr. Chippendale's
benefit regular rouser.
At the Opera House, tomorrow night, Freq.
zofini appears in g Norma for the benefit of
Mma Pretti; o vaudeville being offered in addition.
8e4f
n,
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Consisting o.
Tweeds and Summer Cashmere Suits of various qualities
Fine Silk Warp Summer CussimcrU Su's
French and English Merino Coats, Pants and Vests.
ColoTod and Black Alpaca Sacs and Frocktees
Fancy and White Drill Planters Linen and White and Coored
Duck Pants
Planters Liner, Bingham and White Linen and Duck Coats.
Planters Blouse Linen Busters.
Imitation ScerSucker Goals, Pants and Vests.
White and Coored MTscillcs Vests, and Bom5aainc Alpaca
and Mcuo Vests.
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RenzOIUE.

SMITH, COOPER & STEBBINS
H'Ye removed from II 9p.o@,a stree to No "A POY
h4'NN ~ RHTi "1f door from h-'.'no. m19 2plm
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yearly Subscription, $40 90 By the Week 20 cents
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geu 0rlealrs Daily Crescent.

70. NIXON, Eaisor ana Proprietor.
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e. Pifef,
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
No. I29 Canal Street,

GREAT SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
No. 122 Canal Street,
ToURo BUnpIvGs)
Offers for sale, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, his
immense stock Of
Ladies' DRESS TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS, of every dc.
cripon.
A rich assortment of MERCERY.
Five hundred pieces OF BETTING.
PORTEMuNNAIS, CARD CASES and POCKET BOOKS
Ivory, Amb'r, Shell and Co al TUCKGNG COMBS, and all
styles Of DRESSING and POCKET COMBS
Fine French and English HAIR BRUSHES and CLOTHES
BRUSHES.
Gold. Jet and Bead NECKLACES and BRACELETS.
Ladies' Royal Davenport DESKS.
Pupier Mnche WORK BOXES.
Ladies' and Gents Paper Machc DRESSING CASES and
DESKS, Mt from 50 $50 ench
Fine MEERSCIIAUM Pipes and TUBES
LIQUOR CASES, from s. so to sl5V
Fans! Fans! Fans!
Shade, Mandarin and Feather FANS Pearl FANS from, %
cents to slcO Palmetto FANS, by the case.
CHlLDRENS CARRIAGES, of French. English and Amer
manufacture.
YELOCGPEDES, ROCKING HORSES and MECHANICAL
HORSES.
French, American and German TOYS
SrRA" BASKETS, of every size aud description.
Country merchants invited call examine ny stock
of STRAW GOODS which just being opened 1t consists
in par! Of
STRAW BONNETs, SHAKER HOODS,
Boys HATS and CARS, Infants CARS
Wire Trimmed AMI Untgin.mcd FLATS
Which will be sold At great reduction in price.
Hnnmnclks! IIa1nmoclss:
ais 2pNoWe&Sn From s. 20 10 S25
e4tE Ei5Gesa SNis'is, eaEE EiEaen Shirts,
es'27 80 PER DOZEN.
SUCH As AtE USUALLY SOLD AT SIS PER DOZEN.
-AlSo-
IISLE TNDERSBIRTS,
CHECKED CAIBRIC CNDERsHIRTS
LINEN and COTTON DRAWERS,
Etc, etc, etc, etc, etc.
BENTHUTSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ALB 2pI ll6 Canal street.
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O3oeaeissg 0f.FeRU Goods
U. LARo Uss1N1 * CO.'S,

The subsc bes will Offer to their and the public
generally, MONDAY, the 18Th inst a LOT OF GOODS
just received from Europe
ENGLISH BARFGES, very fine, at................Il C.
ENGLISH BAREGES, u colors, striped nt.,......lSc
PR MED CRENAiINEs worth G0c ,ut............2-1.c
BNhti3E ROBES, .........S2 on.
and 9-'oanced English BAREGE ROBES, nj s. and 81
LINEN ShTS-co'rs and Sleeves, R'........20c Set.
.'.......35c.
............7hc.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN SETS, at............5oc. =.
.,..........75c. E.
JAtONET ............50c.
..........,.75c.
LINEN llEhMED HANDKERCuIEFS, at. s. 50 II DOZEN
CHECKED MUSLIN, by 10 yards, Sc piece
WHITE BRILLIANTINES, observation-disclosures. Ice a lard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10

i left Manassa Junction early this morn
ing, anu after pleasant ride OF four hours
arrived al this place. Everything here IS
quiet and almost az little IS known OF the
state OF afiairs on the Potomac as il Rich
mond. There is no excitement. no anxiety
and one car hardly imagine himself SO close
10 two opposing armies The storm which
ragged on yesterday has given place 70 fair
weather, and now the air is cool and pleas
ant, and the day delightful as heart could
wish.
A few moments ago I met an officer Of the
Washington Artillery. who was engaged in
the little affair of Wednesday above q rcat
Falls. Last week the expedition was planned
TO meet u movement of the enemy The Ar
iillery took position on Tuesday, and early
Wednesday morning the Eetierais came up op-
pesite. They were preparing 10 camp when
first tired on, and after the first round brought
their artillery into position for defence Two
or three shot Ia their midst caused great con-
stornafion, and they fled in every direction,
leaving their battery before firing 4 single
gun. larg. body Of the Federals ran
into large building which looked like a
church or oarrack, but round shot came
plunging through II, and they ran again 10
camp; but tls sooa became too hot, aud they
again ran, terror-strtcizen. TO the building
Here they raised yellow nag, In order to
make our men believe the building WIS used
as hospital. After this. few shot were
Tired at the aquedact which crosses the Poto-
mae near Georaeioxn. aud II - thought II
was injured IL can be readily destroy ed.
shopld our Gensl ais please 70 DO II. Several
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10
PRICE TWO CENTS.

men were seen 10 fall during the engage
Tnsnts, and prisoner who vas brought In
this Iorning SAWS she loss WAS above fiftv.-
Tins prisoner was al officer, belonging to ono
of the Massachusetts regiments lie saws The
Iring occasioaed great CONSERVATION In
ashlnR ton, ana was followed by a perfect
stampede from the city. One hundred and
three shots were sent across the river and
consisted of bombs, round shot and spherical
case, 1ne l6st tai.t Was seen of tie tcss.raIs
they were in full retreat towards Washing
tor.
The TaSsachusetts officer says that several
regiments were sent Immediately up 10 sup
port those fired on. but nothing has been
seen of them. He also SAYS that there are
thirty thousand men near AlexanGria, but
titat they are maintained on this side OF
tic river with great difficulty. They live in
pcr!ecj terror nd under constant apprchen-
sion OF an ATTACK
io-nlght have nothing IT, report except
ID every thing is quiet. Our iEen patiertiy
blde thelr time and make no complaint at
the delay imposed upon them. They have
great confidence IN ana great res pect for Gen
Johnston, and "a ardent love FOX Gen. Beaa-
regard. Both Generals have won the hearts
oi tGeif men. q. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10


Let the public. however. take note of Que
statement which the Hereto makes We ouote
its own words: /" Before the issue of the iom
mails which contained these false predictions
reached us, our FIVE hundred thousand soldiers
were enc;tinped at Washington, Baltimore,
Fortress Monroe, Cairo, Western Virginia and
Missouri, aud at our great recruiting stat ions. :
We know this statement to be ialse--utterlv
false. BIT when McGLELLAS thinks proper
to advance once more into Virginia, let the
Hcrafd remember what it now says, and lei 1t
not attempt to induce the impression that he
failed las he most assureiiy win from want Of
sufficient force.
We are assured by the Ierold that "A glo-
fious future is dawDing upon the Yankee
nation. ''The Administration now begins to
emulate the energy of the people, and takes
the van in the onward movement ..s they will
do,no doubt, on the next feldof battle. az soon
as the Yankees begin to run. Report says that
they have even taken lime hs the forelock.
and are already moyiH9 from Washington. to
he ont of tbe reach of all possible coptingen-
eies. "The coming winter is to be the most
busy, prosperous, gay and brilliant ole we
have ever eeen,f on enc condition. What
does the reader suppose that condition 10
hc Why, that within the next two weeks
we" that is the Yankees, give the rebels a
Tremendous thrafhing along the Potomac -
which be adds 1--WE will do if thew will
afford Us the opportunity. Afford you the
opportunity! Why, their advanced positions
are in tTo miles of Arlington Heights.
Their skirinishers drive yours like whipped
ours before them whenever they dare 70 come
IN their way. You lie III your works like
ground hogs, roofing in the earth for safety I,
Afford You an opportunity! Why, you misor.
able slave of ii Baboon, the Contcder.
ate colors are in sight Of the Capitol ar Wash
ington! Come out if you dare from your dens,
and see whether YOU cannot get an opportu-
nifty When on ilen drive you from the ne Xt
height, do not run into shelter like the gcuu-
inc heroes OF BIll Run, but support your ad-
vanced guard with your whole force Send
on your man MCCLELLAN. if YOU really mean
for him To advance. Cease swaggering and
lying, and turn to lighting, il you do no, wish
to retain among tbs nations the reputation
which YOU earned at Bull Run--that of tie
most arrant poltro0ns that ever hid lily liver
under bullying exterior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-10
MAyAssA. Sept. 9th

:
In previous letter spoke OF the eeremo-
nv OF raising nGnument upon the spot
where the noble Barlow fell while leading on
his men in the battle of the 2ist. Inc mem-
bers Of the stIl Georgia Regiment, desiring TO
erect some memorial on the spot, purchased
a shaft which was placed in position yester. !.
day evening II was reported that General
Toombs and Vice President Stephens would
both sYseak upon tho occasion, and conss-
ousntly q large crowd of soldiers walked TO
the field, some from distance Of six ana
eight miles.
When arrived, about one thousand were
present, and Others were pouring IN from ev-
erv Quarter Groups of soldiers were roamin n &
4 bout in every direction over tho battie-ileid,
"a altering relics Of the fight and gazing at every
ehieOt oiinSTsst connectad WIN H. the cen.