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MEADOW BIrFF, Sept. p, ls6I.
We presume any information copcerninr
i:'n. L iot q and his command i'll the North
west wiz 5o interesting 10 the readers of the
Ii'Sjr:td g Now = the time 10 furnish mate
li:i iur the inture historian While ey.rv
true patriot IS buunl u do his best durin g
the present difficulties, in lighting for the in
dependence of his beloved country still he
IL no less responsible ia coming genera tions
for The record Of facts Iating 70 the bravery
Of our soldiery ard the skill Of our Leaders
Escry moveclrut that Gen tioya has nude
from lie time ne Jeff Lewisburg on his ,yay
20 Gauley, I" the present time, i worthy OF
the hi@ht II cOmmgndatioG. He has not ,pr tle
Il single mistake III his campaign thus far
His march 10 the GIuley riytr, driving the
enemy before hiul--his crossing the river ia
front Of The enemy, nnder many disadvag-
tigts--his meeting the enemy shortly after
wards at Cross La nes and routing him with
great loss-his fortifyin ing at tiaa!ey an,, af-
terWards encouutcring EoHcnce.LZ who had
5000 men against i,7Je--his lighting such a
powerful antage,iist for four hours and
Ter -h,e fii'ingb cso},l t!sr ril ei in theti hi
saving ~ Eis stores atd baggage, eNQett !,
te1 articles icf which tEere Wa 10 way Of
transportation -ruud then his DESTROYING ,h.
beats aud the nr..ige, and all tl.i. withnu,
losing laisi aBord the inust indabit,tb BILE
evidence uf Gen, Flo. IDS fitness ta command
IN army. We joined him ut calnp Gauley
about an hoar and IL half before ths. battle of
the 10th inst began, and we were with him
during slIe whole ot the eng ageiaenr 70 do
him nolhing more than justice, we ~ ust say
that his eatmness and yalor on that occasion
won our highest admiration, II ever nan
under any circumstances exhibited a combi.
nation OF boiduess and prudence, Gen. Floyd
did So during the whole Of that terrible COZ.
fiict He WIS in the very thickest OF tho aght.
And although Ae WAS wounded al ,ae
beginning of t..e battle, YET n1 one,
except "a few friends around him, kaew
any thing OF IL until the fight Was over
He kept his aag hying all ths tia,e in full
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xAT a n 7 Il EDS-RECRUITS-aB Is ARTERY
w OF Light ARTILLERY IL aow beng
tfriEeG OF Mary as ders. t.uHs l.crses, &c will
ba ready III few days, and al ta; Is required is
for Tnen 70 come forward and enlist They wall be-
tasen IN charge a, oace aaa supplied with eoth
i.ss. uniforms ra; ons, aud quarters.
The oooel is TO iii up rapidly IA possible, 40
70 he ready 10 the Potomac with the arms
In order 10 assist IN freeing native Stato ffoo,
the horrors size Is now enduring.
AL Maryian'ies-. or Others who mas desire 10
join. " iti prospect g; snnssaase esa ectsre ser,
sics. VIII ind IL recruiting officer at MAcpoSALDs :
montgomery House" l2:h street, who will siys
them any further information
The Battery VIII be attached 10 a MARYLAND
Brigade. a. .oA..,E
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TERMS oF TIE DISPATCH.

Ru.S fAPEs,-~7aco cssts per ecpy al H.
.au-ter and from tee regular carr,-rs of tia.
ft.y. PR tnnea, s.; six months, S. thre.
,aenths, 81 IS.
Ssxi- WKEELy.--sS per annnm
NfsxxfY --S2 per aanam.
Neither iae SEMI weekly nor Weekly parc,
vii ba sent fer less term than ta.i,.
months.
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KItsiIg ~ IrpLASp. Tie customs are warm
in Iceland II tte weather l. cold Ii IL said
10 6e Il custom wstA the l,opie of Iceland,
wiieu iac islttti Is o.tr, ior the guests to kiss
both tbts ncsier and mistress OF the house
tharhiag them fer their Kindness. AT the
lueciing and parting the kiss is the universal
! lhilion. TN entering a faiaiiy, the visitor
must salute all according TO seniority or sta
ton beginning with the highest. AT his de-
parture he reverses this, and the lowest is
taken leave Of first.
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aHsS- DIR. F. w. HANCOCK having been or
dered 20 Gsu. E.weii's Brigade, ~ Surgeon,
siii necessarily b absent from the city for tine.
Those wishing his professional services viii! Hnd
ais representative, DIR. JAMES T.. WILLIAMS, at his
a:hca, prepared to attend TO their calis.
DR. JAMES +. WILLIAMS offers bis profess
aond services 10 The citizens OF Richmond aad vi
e;ni,y. lie may b. fonGd at Dr. r. W. HAseoCk's
o.i!cc. on Main, between 3i and Alta streets or at
III. WM- \. PHILLIPS office. iath street, between
Main aad B.raa, AZ he usuai office hours.
.Iy message ie.s ~ either place VIII be promptly
iFcE.tGd To- IU-fs
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oe'i"'"S "H 'i'N''a''oh !" ti'at CITY, says ihai
ae iS go'n,; 10 tae war, ihat talking is ovei
GE,Iis the word, and declares that th. hope
of theoPqre "Sed ofa'I nations depend apoa pre-
s'syng the in'egriiy Of The United States an,
j"''i"2 ao"" Il'S re8e''io.'
'F' nos : ~ '"afi< was fe6ei III "s'
'N'' w, ''' "''',' -
.,....,.,,., ~.
r.;,,, ~. h. 2;s,..,.I ,,,'..'...'":. '''''
,,..,..;, .,,a, ..,.,t;a,," - ',.,,T 81. ="
I,,..
,-.f.,,. vrsnlS b...s boon ;,,l.,..,.,..,1 -. )
s.., That Mr.. ntnv,s Fn,xcfs NrAcpvf
ami t.s ,ai,..ag,es ,;5 n., t,,L ona., ",
..s+sI, and t.se British Government 70 death !.
tie last sSh r,sL, ..is is e clear
,.t ;l,e ia,ybonc u an ass = orlv = 4a,,...r ~,
.a-Fruiueut when wi,'ded by Il SAMSON Ia.
G- THOMAS FRAHc.> MEAGRER isno MANSON
.r sfi ao, break The cords which hound Ir,
Ind sp heg o'd situation; he I'D noi pull dow
'..r .!srs ot the Esi'ist roitie,,s temple al
.:t 'ImSeii Ih - rmas lie Only resemble
Sass \ i" having ~-"'i'.ed his head wii'rcas!
sseaiHi.iF =" tie lap Of Il political harlot, ..a,
"a a"'n@ i''s lo3 - S.torn, h'S eyes put ont .aio
81 ''"od'H"'i- i1rorI"isiy TIE j"Tbone afore
sud
"H'n the List ir'>A rebellion occurred, W,
Ise"''ei' tne "'si-i"E "i''cH 'eILe'. 05 when ",
i'n"d tat "a watersp"at Of words WAS tuo
.sintipa. obstruction th,t threatened the aG-
r.-nististion of TIE British ;foyernraer' ietnst
.,.,u5 The people were the hrareet OF th,
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RAILROAD AccInRxr.--The freight train OF
the Orange railroad going North, men crass-
ing Il bridge across snail stream between
Orange and Cn.peper Court. Houses, oa Wed
iies,lay night, brok. through, and several Of
the ears were ecipitated into the stream.-
kortunattIyino one was injured,
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ns To THE VOTERS OF THE SEM.
VSS6eCORIAI L. UISTR n, Al X I'm az.

HN To THE VOTERS OF THE SENA
H~TORIAL DISTRICT CONFUSED or
lHE W y Nj LES OF UENRICO AND
HANON ER.-Ar. Williams q. Wiekhan having
'esignoa his seat in the Senate. from the above
District, at the solicitation of many gentlemen
heretofore Of different political parties, hereby
'nnounee myself candidate TO fn the vacancy.
Entirely approving wb,.t seems to ha the ruhlic
sentiment, in opposition 10 regular political can
vsss IN TIE present excited condition Of the public
mind. Ishsii content myself with tie above sim
pie announcement. Pledging to the voters of the
District, If they shall see III 10 elect me- 70 exer,
whatever of ability ] possess, both of mimi and
heart (eseheyvng all party feeling OF prejudice Ia
me establishment OF Southern Ifd-pcuieneo nnd
he prometien OF the best interests of our noble
id Comm nonweaith.
seGi-ts JN0. 4. GARNETT.
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,sa 10 rmE VOTERS orrHE SEVENTH

s,ssa TO THE VOTERS OFTHE SEVENTH
CONGRESSIONAL ID s T X fGT--t'om-
posed OF the counties Of Campbell, Amherst, Mel
sen, Albemarla Fiuvanna and fsuckinghan-ts
the solicitation of nuiuber of gentlemen of diff
ent i'rf,es throughout the District, a1nornce nv
SCI. candidate 10 represent you In the fiTst Cca-
greSs OF the Confederate States under tseir per.
es.lient Constitution. viii take IN early oppor.
ts,niy To address TIA. people a; their respective
CoEri-iiouses.
se ls-ts JAMES r. TfOLCoMBE.
Whig Enquirer and Examiner please eopy
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GSa FOR CONGRESS-


col. GEOhiE w. RANDOiDH
To TIE poters Of .de Counties IF Haaorer, Hen+ico
Charles City, Fs7r Kent Eti:absth CITY, Warrick
i''n's Citr. r"d York. and Of the Cities OF Rica-
mond and Wittiams6ary:
You will now very soon have to elect n repre-
sentative for this district in the Congress OF tho
Confederate Srates.
Tho Importance of making the best selection n.
this time capnei be overraied. The thoughts and
wishes of nauy ot your fellow oters have without
3ny previous concert, simultaneously been az:
tracted 20 tp,- GEORGE w. RANDOLPH n. a
man eninenEly qualified for this important posi-
His military and naval experience, his profound
investigation Of the commercial Resources and
policy nj the south, exhibited in his r1as,.rly
speech in the NiTguia Convention, the high stard
ing and Influence won by his industry. elouurnce
snd aesnaEship in ;hat Convention. sll give thu
highest assurance OF his greater usefulness in the
counsels II the Confectionery, which for some tim.
to come must be chiefly devoted ta t.e consiaer-
tion four military and eosnmercid policy.
Earnestly devofcd Ia ths cause of the South
'Yith mind vigorous and clear, vel stored with
varied information; with purity OF character AMI
high seEse OF tonu~ which commands respect. AMI
courtesy of manner ettrartire to all he has ney-
failed 10 h with credit and distinction every trust
contded to him.
There s no rsason 70 suppose that h;- election NJ
a member al Congress will interfere with his n.
tary dnties as Congress will meet in February a
season OF the year when there Is little probability
that o'Ir position ia the peninsula will b. attacked
BY tn. enemy, aud when field artillery be- lttl.
used, on account OF the coalition OF the rO ada.
We have dosbt that Col RANDOLPH will
consent to serve, if elected; but to remove MI
doubts upon the subject, earnestly call upol.
him AZ once 10 respond 10 this card.
Sept. Goth, 1861. MANY VOTERS
To the Fotcrs Of The Coa4,ies Of Huaoeer. Hen,ico
Charles Cisy, Neg hert, Etizabeth CIty, james
City, and York, ard the Ciits of RicAmoHd md
biitiGmsbbr9
In response 10 call made on nia II, the peblic
press and in private letters, announce inys-f
eaEdhlatr to- represent you in the HOUSE. OF
REP of the Con. rate Con.
grcss
Although the active operations o. the campaign
vii! not cease in time iOr TO visit Won before tho
election yet have no reason 10 suppose that they
will interfere .iE the discharge of my l,lfea .,,
Your representative in Congress, should 1t lac your
pleasure to call ine TO that body. In such sysni /
shai! endeavor 10 represent you with intelligence
and GAe!ity. GEO. W. RANDOLPH
Gt--ts
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M AAiEb--SUPPilES Fog THE ARMY.
w AppcA:ions rt9 ae received fay fs,rassh;ny
Supplies OF RED rappER, POTATOES pEAa
beans AMI winter Vegetables of all kinds, ma
tds ktes Tor the Use Of the aray siesiyercd a anv
rsdni convenient 10 the ,sosps or In Richmord. 4
saesis o. sSss' fenpsr Ia essensisly nseeSkry--
tl.s estle.e shcnli bs earefussy preserved (. ~
@ee WIKI y rssnissr 10 the roifors and health of
aaf ieseSa Ia the nssi. i.saaasf up and easksd i.
eas~, a"Aes OF Asse. }. III. CLAIBORNE
AAjor alad Coias.. Subsistence
Rishinoad. Sept ll.h, 1851. y la~,m
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DELIGI0uS READING FOR The
h SOLDlERS AMI lTAERx --,rs,. ~.

- ass
ID ELlGINCS READING FOR THE
IN SOLDIERS AND OTHERs.--The Hat
tst Cosportagc bsarl located la this city. have
NV ON haad very large supply Of religious trsess
large proportion 81 heh addressed especial,
70 soldiers. aud " sisen by distinguished Southern
dlvlnes. We sac duly hearing Of good result
sron the resdtDs u fhese tseets 10 the casap. w
ara sioas I. place them IN tie hands ef every sol
dier ia the State, and appeal to Christians in aa
oat vi tise army % aid Ia work ia which -
ueh gsssi snAy he sAsstedA
Hymns FOR ihE CAMP.--Thls Ii tho u,.s
OF an excellent selection of hysnas aica contains
twelve ef the favoite spirsaal soHss Of zach
Evangelical denerainAaion- fersons buying twenty
or iaere caa have them ~ two cents aprce. Sp<ri.
men copies win ke sent 20 t'burlails who dsse II.
POCKET TESTAMENTS--in Jew days
we shall be able 10 furnish i2uON TrataiG~uts At \.
cts. apiece These wishing snpply woasd -
well 10 send n their ordsgs.
The above may he found II isaFsc J. Sumness
Iron Front 0uiklMy, Governor sire s
A. u. DICKINSON,
~ .7--is taea. S1p't hsptst Aoipartege.
i RROW ROOT. ARKuW RO1if "a ssp-
~ py y Arrow Rso, ia.s q. rely Z II ~ AZ
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EAg.s. EsS.ECTEONS.

s-s@ TO JOHN u. YOUNG, Esa-sra !:
49, Csionel Wlehhan having resigned his
seat il. lie Convention, The d.egafe fson this
;ou.fy, W. respectfully invite you to announce
yourself adie.afe fer u sea. II, .ad Cor ye,,tiu
Jas I: fedi, Jno A. liufehs aou,
Robt 5. Pollard James lyons
John W'ckham. Nathi King,
St'n'i tjOttfel, Jr. Richard ~. wi!iasr
Geo ID. HaEvood. IL j. Christian,
X u Sfyl, J. A. Ctevai,ie
w. +. g. aarnett, ici!a -. WsrYrr.
John n. Davis. Jahn Gath.,g4;
Beni J. On Sal, John X Garnet,
). Taylor p" A. Mayo,
= w. L. Mcsflnn.
H1nrieo. Sept. 20,h, Ih5i. A. 4.-6t
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NI ANTEn- RGCRUlTs for the HANOVER
W bEaGOoSS. -Ues'ring TO i2crsase cen
s:erahly the nnInber OF my company, / wisl TO en-,
iisf seFer'i i"en o. good habits good constitutions
and wei mounted Any person desirous of .ei.
tnS Ill apply wi'ciu the ncyt twelve days q Serg,
4. WINSTON, at faylorSvi,ie, Hanover or after
wards, by .naii, 10 me, II Fsirta~ C. IT,
N.hS. &. WICKEAA
L c..
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~ ANfED-PkGFFa5O Virginia
W g.nttanan 81 4. T.. cf first honor IN . south
efn College OF hi; Grade {y!ip is sGuafef 10 teach
Ens!i5i, latin. GreeH, Gerlaan Frauca ~ sfathe.
niacs desires "a situation III so,0e C,le:rc Fe;,ale
Semn''fy, "r Other institution of e;..aling /. ne.
cessary, the best of tcstiaauais can be ofoda.e.,
~ith respect TO moral clarw.ar Sc
For further information, Stel.ag location terms
Sr., address BETA tiGtd hil p. o., Blskinp
ham conuty, va. So p-ts
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REV STOCK
nILLIN ERY GOODS,

hiILLIN ERY GOODS.
No. 2'e, Bgo - ST.
Having jn't sncd 1T iiy pew stand 2,S broad
street, i new and handsome supply al
MILLINERY GOODS,
very nearly equal 10 the assortment Of former
years, ami being prepared 10 orders for th
Fail trade from the city or country would invite
the attention o. my cd cIstoa.e.s and of the la
dies generally, to an rxsmina On of my stock.
htV' also 60 i;aad large SOrtinent OF BON
EEI RottHItS. Also al assortment of Slack
Velvet RIBBONS. Worstci Goods for children,
aud other articles not usually embraced in Mill
merry stock.
Sg ain also prepared 10 furnish BONNET
FRAMES
Sc 2a-Iui. VIRGINIA \. TEMPLEMAN.
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M AN lfD.-iSo Virginia Ladies nf many
w years experience in teaching desire s,ft,a
fions IN private fatalities srhoosS either in Yir
ginia or one @! tie other Scngbera States One
VII teach the n'is.t. English b.rns:ieS, French
GsTIiQ, Latin, aRd MISC: the other FrrIi.t, and
French. The most satisfactory tcstimouias can l,a
sivea, il REQUIRED. Address "ti, W. "" Box45s,
kch,aond. !a is ~ ts.s
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N1ANrED-fIFfY RECRUITS FOR rflr
w FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL.
tAfLElts.--Persons wishing 10 Join this R4ei
ncnt vii hayetae privilege cf selecting the Com
pay ley desire 10 b. All sc.al To- s,a syiG te Ear
aisl;sd III good usasie al a.1og roe
oI o1arge.
Fox further part.o ogI.rs, apply At III, l,.n.,xv,n.
III Coriatais Hail. M.sia street betyeaa yla ana
t1;a. Cstee hours hc,a 4. NJ unt. i. 81.
By order.
THOMAS II. RgEs.
Sc tS-ts Reerelitiac Ssssyean,
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SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTR UMENT MAKERS

The nm ier3isacd having opened Their establish
Gieat on Feath street. between Main and Gary are
prepared to take all oTyie!s III the above line
Also, repairing Guns, Pistols a.i Aworis
Grinding ard poshil,, done in the best style.
Ra2Ors, Shears, ac done at the shortest notice
Sc 2J+lm* TURNER & RGIJ>SEff,T
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sslfi)mona D,spatt b.
nv cowAkDiN 4 hAMaggsI.ry.

as TliE DAILY nISrATC,I is served 30 sai
,,f,pe.s At gnEtNk csNrS PAR NgaN paeahie G.
sse C,;1ier weekly, Fstre tor a,s,Eg. Is u sesf
= - ,isr ak ~'ostlss, n a.lvance
ss I lie SEM y EEHi.E DISPATCH iS tssuc,
.vpf, TUESDAY asA fganAy ~ 81. la aavaace
pS THIS WEfkIsS btSrtTC q Is rs <ie,, eyer.
rrfay 4as msct 10 .t,Gsorhars at - ler asas,s.,s
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Eran lie htrst.


Iac Pi,,tt MN in tie Riekf PLace--Is' 4s,t'e nf
oilHity : Orr. E'gd's Brarery = HIS Manners
81. Hqiits.
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ss.s. MEDICAL CAKD.

ss.x. MEDICAL CAIcD.
w. OFFICE PRACTICE.
DIR. PLUME, OF the Old Medical II ouse, coniinea
hnsslt ,naaiy 10 81 oEee practice on Franklin So.
little oelow the Exchange Hotel ant dag na.ly
opposite Odd fellows' Hail. wh.re skiilfal q cen
hdeutial treatment may be obtained on res onable
terms. Those " h, have been exposed TO r-s,ain
contagious ailments, are Invited TO cal early.
Communications by uiail. o- otherwise Bro1n..sIy
attended 10. Office open frofn A. NJ. tili 8 I. III.
my 1S-ts RicnNoSD Va
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VIRGINIA tENi ltAil K alLROAD,
Geh'i Supts piiie", Richln Il Scot ri, ls6l.
a. OTiCE TO ASONS.-rRUro-
4 SAILS viii he Icueucd by thc ,.nslersi gaet
Ua,H Octcoer lst pTux loE u - TONE FOUNDA
TiOS tnr a Brick Bedding o.. - fe<i.
lin. haiidiag wiz BE- II the Carup,ny's shops
in this city. TheGompaay viii furnish lime Ap-
ply 10 L. D. HuITGUA3,
sc o2'-ipl General Supt.
ATOTICE.-tn ard a.ieI the Is. day Of October
next, We snail zee aire a'liax~s Y aeh the law
makes it tie 4uty ot Cors of Courrs collect 10
b p;i at le ii e o! tae i.,sjie;.a og the sld, or
tie performance Of tha dnty which the tax Is
Gnpose'i. JAMES Eli E1"f,
Clerk of Circuit Court ii City "a iichmsni
RIO. iiOWAKD,
Cerk ef Hastings Court of City Of RiehAond.
Sc .1-,nS
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AZ TAkFED-tOSTY Me- HOES wanted i'm.
w !rcdiatei y-goud Eaaas--to ail in saving
sugar crop during me next four months in rhe In
t'Faor Of Loais.aas, above Baton Rouge Yen pre-.
feTTed at $ per day and found; women in oro
Pofu"h N excellent opportunity is offered eor
thet force permanently, shares, on the place in
>i op r;itien. refer TO tGe iaa.abers of the old
house OF Dunlop Aoncure i Co Richmond
Direct to A. a.. WILLIAMS
&c S--AJl Baton in,i9a. !,au;sinua
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M AN tED-i}y youug Virginia lady, a situa.
w ton ss TEACHER in a private f.tn,iiv-
Wiu teach EagSo, French, and Music and desires
to obtain Sitnaron is carly as possible Address
IN. h. Erik Union z. O., Iiuvalnl county, Va
ST. 2,--tA
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AN Ei'-A gentleman, Gf three Years
~ experience III TEACHING, desires y + AMI
u-f- SCHOOL in the city, cr ii sn adjacent coin-
y. Testimonials 10 character and scholarship
viii bu pFodacot. Thorough instruction In Latin
Greek, ;nd French also. all of tne branches usually
taught III classical schools. Address
Il. w. BAGRY,
Sc 2i-in;+ Rici1,pord y n
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WANTS..

NTANTED--The salseri,cr -risse. fo en,
w Dlay. hume iatpTr. f;E.TENIY-fIyEi
JOTRNEYMES SHDEMAKERS liberal
wages gwen Apply 10
A HARDrNGHAMkc kco..
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~ ANTED--I III III Il II ~ T T. Y-iliWN
~ WHITE OAK SIiLS delivered On the
ill!G O. he road hTtw hehBOaS and Fredericks-
burg. Dimensions: : feet long, incii6s diameter
smoothly hewn 10 thickness Of D incles; clear oi
any defect calculated 10 impair strength. For fur-
ther Information, apply 10
WM. \ bRAGG, supt Road.
Oifce r., Z. \ 2. 4. r. Co,
Richninul Sent. = isil. 8. n1.a
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TIE 'TertheT--TH' : ~ IN Hrapsoa RoeIIs--TrE
Co'sresifs- TIE i,l..tefs at OFT Poiat--7a Har-
LII
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M TANTED-A NURSE.-A neat and tiiy
w COLORED GIRL may hear OF 4, good ho,le
as a Nurse, in small family. She must be with,
out any epcuInbrauee and wen recommended Ap.
ply early, at EZEXIEL'S, Al Main ST..
ia Nnilor-,. IL n.n.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-30

IA : FANTED-lO0 BOOT aud SHOEMA
~ hEkS TO work on course work; also
!5 TO ork on fine work
Also, one good Filter a,rl CUTTER needed
Apply to JAMES KNOTTS. ia Main st
Under WIn. Ira Smiths Clothing Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-18

st. Louis. Dec. lG


All claims against the Department Of
the West, which originated prior to De.
tober 18th, must be filed before the Fix
aiming Commission, in this city, pre-
vious 10 January 10th, or they will mol be
paid by the War Department.
All the commissioned city officers and
all the county officers, except nine, have
taken the oath OF allegiance prescribed BY
the State Convention None of the
Judges OF the Supreme Court and but one
State officer, Col. Mosely, Auditor, have
filed their oaths.
The sece>sionists here openly ayow their
JOY at the prospect for war With Eng
land, while the lnionists seem generally
to hope that the Administration will firm.
ly adhere to their already proclaimed pc.
sition, and not deliver up the rebel Am
bassadors
John Hogan. who was arrested on Sat
urday for embezzllng, in card publish
ed this evening, says his arrest was caus-
ed by disagreement between him and
the auditing officer of the General Post
office, which might have been prevented
by prompter examination of his nc
counts.
Specials say that duel is on foot be-
tween Conway and Fouke. The latter in
ssts OH satisfaction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-18
The First Prisoner Of War Heleased.

Lieutenant John r. Worden. l.. s. n,
who was sent by the Federal Government
to Fort Pickens through the seeded
States, in the month Of April last, as q
bearer Of dispatches To Captain Adams,
in command Of the blockading fleet, and
was arrested at Montgomery on his way
back, and since kept prisoner at that
place, has at last effected his release and
exchange for the rebel Lieut. Sharp.
Lieutenant Worden states that the rcb-
els at Montgomery were very arrogant and
boastf,i of what they were going 10 ac-
compish, until the news reached them of
the success of our naval expedition at
Port Royal from which time they APP
peared crestfallen and denounced the reb.
el government for not making better coast
defenses
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PRINTED BY uTHoRITY.

The work will fully discuss the effect
of all atmospheric changes upon the or
gans Of the human system, nasal, facial,
OF aurlcuiar from iii. ossooas occ:; p;:.a. .o
the sinewy torsal extremities, whether
frontal, lateral or posterior. Our expe-
dition in the Missouri will then take d
proud position in the rank of historic sci
ence equaling the expeditions Of Wilkes,
Franklin, McClintock and Kane. We are
in search Of the extremes Of human en-.
durlnce, while others sought mythical
Northwest passage or Southern con,in-
ent. From our research may be deduced
the iso.hermal line Of human gratifea.
ton which will no doubt lead to the dis
covery Of the Philosophers stone.
We thus afford incidental protection to
a portion Of the State, aud, at the same
time, further scientific discovery.
Viewing our labors in this light our
task becomes easy. and already the
fires of scientific enthusiasm fill our men as
did religious fervor the ancient cru.