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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
A Virginia journal 6h'the Removal OF tho
Southern Confederate Capital TO Rich

ulOn0. % Nh fN rnfEl rNGI. W 4
si The Richmond (ya.J Dispstok observssS::e (
v It gives us The greatest Satisfaction to an.
nounce that the Capital off, the Southern
Confederacy ID to be renaoyedsto Richmond.
A. more admirable location could not be,
found Its beautiful and Commanding Po-
sition, its facilities for Feedy communication
with all parts of the South, its healthful
climate, and its obvious advantages in q
gmilitaIy point of view, commend the sound
ness Of the selection which has been made.
Nature seems to have designed Richmond
for the central seat of great empire. lts
advantages for commercial and manufsctur-
Ing greatness are unriYaled on this continent,
AS The Capitaf Of the Old Dominion, It has
claims wa;eh Will appeal to mpltitodes Of
Southern hearts. q Virginia may not have
been first in the present Southern movement
but she was first in the great movement
| which established the, liberties and indepen-
| dence of America, and she is hehind no
other in mAintaiqing q position which she
| has 0nce aesumed.1 r.u-r,-n .r--
n If1 az a msicrity 81 Union men was at one
| time found in her borders, tits no less true
that, when the real purposes Of LincolE were
made known to Virginia, that majority, with
excePtieps 20 fey and centemPtl9ls tnet tneY
! selves at once IN solid mass into the font
| rank Of resistance, where they may now be
toupd, as every camp Mill testify and this
1 days vote win prove, as intrepid and as loyal
i friends of Southern Independence as gallant
4 South Carolina ever was in the hottest days
\ ofSeeession, j = L@Asi la ~ - n eLl4 GO :
| Ne shall Welcome With great pleasure the
4 arrival In Richmond Of that eminent body OF
statesmen and soidisre who compose the
4 IMontgomef$ GoternmsntL The President,
4 lJeffera6n Davis, Is q slower OF strength in
i lhimself He has the iron will Of Andrew
Il jackson, all Of Jaeksppis nerve, energy and
4 decisiob, and even mofal th9n his military
! knowledge general edneAii0h.
i "A briiiiant civie and military staff VII
probabIy, aecoInp pany the President, iaclnd-
+ ling. perhaps, the famous Beaure gard who,
{ We vsnrdefstsbd, win soon take comnand on
an Important line Of operatioAs IN Y,irgi iniA-
Cur CITY, therefore, bids fair 10 beGenei be-
fore loIa a scene Of stirling ipfefest, worthy
Of inaBgurating the magnihcent history b
ths fOtpTe UapitAl Of tine Southern gpnied;
eraey. sal p sgol q L..snes 80 1lfio -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
VOLUME MI nm .
Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL AND DlPARI1HE Of TRAINS. q, b.
II NHIEnTIr r,na.L

L---Ha-A--@i ffI.N .
Colonel Hindman informs the Government
at MontRomsryf Alss that largo mines Of .
saltpeter have, been discovered 10 AFkansas.
The New York Fire zouAves propose to
open fhe polls at Alexandria, Va, on Satur-
day, and ihhveN fairvote on SECESSION
A wound from 4 MIME rife ban, in the
fieshy part of the person, Is sure ia almost
every instant to Eesplce fatally. u ss 81 y
The Confederate States Government fur
nished seventeen thousand stand Of arms TO
the State of Tennessee.us snfHUEI
III Gtnerale Butler, eppounces his aim to be
in Richmond, which he intends to occupy by
the 10th Of July.Jpr usU1lddG t.hE1 B
The total number of deaths in New York,
last week, wss eighty seven; OF which forty
six were males; and forty. one, females, -
A new comedy has been written by Lady
Dpfetin, in London, and will shortly be
bfought out. -.,.,., - g., , 80,
A physician of Madrid, Fabregas,. has au-
nounced o cure of. ch6iefh, and the Medical
Academy is investigating the subject.
All vessels of the United States ID the port
of New Orleans, were seized on Thursday
last by the authorities. 20 90 && e. ta|
[ A man without predominant indication
is not likely to be either useful or happy.
I He who is everything is nothing.
Major Ben. NcCuuoch was in Memphis,
Tenn, the other, day, according to the Ap-
peal. E Ef kkEE "a ksH
! The mail baVs % the southern railroad.
are now lettered "C. s. MAIL" instead Of
4 "U. s. Mail" as heretofore.
1. !, The Navy Dsp6thhsnt has ordered tht
| public vessels to be supplied with Coston''
| telegraphic night signals. p" ~
A man named Anthony was last week
shot At Pensacola as spy, BY order Of Gen
efl Brsgg. -. - ....,.-,..
/ James Rhodes, in ct Of Jealousy, at Liver
pool, England, choked his child to death
because he believed another man its father.
A friend writes from Newstead, KY, tha
the Seceesionists there say" Louisville ough
to be burned, and Geo. D. Prentice hung l
The publication of the woodtord ,(Ky.
g0eenGNt, a Secession paper, has been discon
tinued for the present. folt, g.r .sa..
The stationery and printing of the BritisI
Government have cost during the last yea
$2so0000. q ..'tcl ,g-l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

"a KKsfroKY CoLoSEL IN Arrow The
Louisville (Ky.) Courier learns, by,a private
letter, that Colonel Dunaap was concerned
in personal difleuityla at Harpef'sl Ferry o
few days since, A Qpartermaster made an
offensiye remark 10 dim and be spit Ia his
face. The J0uartermaster then struck him,
and Duncail drew bis kflife, tWh&n persons
iriteffersd and sepaIated the com bassntAs A
chalIebpe subsequently, passed, the result ol
which wehaFe not yet Learned. .--,ll.-- -.l1. !
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
Lsp.cInl to oths Erw Yort World |

WAsHINeToE, May 2I--No virginians are
allowed TO enter Alexandria u1less known
10 be loyal. A large number Of persons were
arrested TO day, charged with utterinR In
fismmatory sentiments. The nfortihcations
commanding Arlington flights rare nearly
completed Lafs..t, -a.s. --...r, s..,.. E. 49,
A gentleman arrived here from Richmond
to day, states the greatest activity prevails ia
the military there. He was only permitted
10 leave on being identified as a well known
Baltimore merchant. The general sentiment
in Richmond was that an attack must be
made on the Federal forces at Alexandria,
but that idea did not prevail 30 extensively
ss be came further North. .iur l ,.., .
The public feeling is that war was fully
inaugurated, and that the present is full Of
trouble, and their future gloomy and dark.
] am informed that several secret meetings
Of Union men we're held at Alexandria, Fred
ericksburg, and at several other places in the
State, with view TO organize and arm for
mutual protection while voting for the Union
ticket -.g.. .r Ill.
The vigilance of the rebels and the Diff
Guilty Of obtaining arms, prevented these
plans. The rebels allowed few Union
votes to be thrown in, to rebut the presump-
ton of coercion. ..-rI
A VirgiDian from some forty miles from
here, reports to- night that he met on his way
some FIVE thousand rebel troops marching 2
| for Harper's Ferry. They were poorly clad,
and two. thirds of them were armed with
revolSers only, tied around their waists By
| ropes.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

SEcEssios- CoRREsPoHn1ar WHO PRos
Posas EgEREAn BAkIsHNEEf EQR HIdSnpE,T
The LouisvinS '00,irisF4 I ssWarp cqrrespend--
emit thus writes fTom HsrpeFs Ferry, lVaisI- :
1, ,,Advise al parties interested IN 0uf traltos,
Gus proceedings, that we are for ths. present
tonb6 seen, mot possessed, at HaRpeTs
FAfI3, AAd aftar having assleted tp the ipst4i-
lattdn of J "a. Btyis At the White House IN
tend returning 10 Kentueky. d, t9.af Ss tssaf} ff}
,ECadIAW "A ~ tr-, ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
Utica white Lime.


eWNHR UNDERSIGNRD HAVING IN.
IL ORnASRD their facilities u Jn4ip pfacfuring thil
celebrated Lime are nov prsper gh " M orders =
aly Amount, and those ordering Lime oan reiy OF
hayihs them hllca and IN No ! seoperaes, an, p
the Iuost Reasonable terms AL orders addres4e0
s at Utica, Ind, viii meet with PIQmPt 4ttantion
? ~ ~ : lIlif.li q TYLER ~ H0WEh.
iUtioa. Ind. March Is. 1854 b. u. lhItelbs : !
WN0R DIR. HRBER \; &c HQINNATI,
III Ohio, May Is, ls6l.-Io the Auiictads Rnd the
Puclic AZ LaTge--hly son has had . lane Lee, Tor
over six years, and after proeuring the lee{mg
snrReobs o. this city, the bone IVES extracted moia
the knee 70 the Atikle Leaving large neah wound
Open. Altet ying eyeIS t ~ t6 hsst sqd ShH re-
and II q 1hort Hpe he was entirely we'll and "a
how at work AZ the ssg9er y M4lpIt aud =, tessse:
Baymilier ~" 2 wi - J. ID. JONES' 4
D0' t'ffF't ~ e,lif s--r-fe EVT 81 ~
yhe Doctor d the only physioiAn now living Nho
ean fili and cure = Cancer without tnatrnm en0 oi
srln- ne aluo turos Piles aud Al kindsg Of Sore
Cuitsl. Once hsuEs, A. N. 70 SI y u Hp.,,,.
nyls-H u. - nAnAAAs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

Larger ad-cttissmohts inserted 4 ne 6noaina
a' p rates per square Of ten linost ffru15 ST
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

haf " iaf q sledN slaaf ia saontis
mid jzsI e inodu 81 bna .aoi'isaFgo aasot
.banisoa n siidFs -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

Il Advertisemcuts, not exceeding ave iinsa fagstsl
HR' z 's'sEi'ss ss2 is:ss;lsss
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

A private in ther Carroll County Minute
Men of Tennessee, Joseph O. Taylor, shot
and killed his First Lieutenant, Joseph q
Davidson, the other day, at Lynchburg, Va.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
liMHDICALssq .

n Il. NEWTON, nj. D,-OFFIQE, no.
We 90 West Beyenth-st., between Vine and
Race. Residence, 1O9 West ssyenthost' between .na
10 2k P. M. .7toSP. M -. 'T7g
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

II FAp-PIPE sHEET-HEAD, WATER.
H CLOSETS, Hot and Cold Baths and Chemical
Apparatus fitted up in the neatest manner. Iron
and Brass Pipe, and Brass Work Of every descrip-
eion. = Id fGF . tezI' en-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
INew Ycrk TrIbune,s special pIspateh |

r WAsnINsTeN, May 2e Hon. John Nc
CIellan, of illinois, is here, urging the
| prompt assembling Of very large force by
! the Government on the line of the proposed
military operations He also urges the Gov
trpment to promptly purchase large quanti-
ties Of provisions and grain now in the hands
of Illinois farmers, and save them, in some
! measure, from their loss by the cutting off Of
their Lower Mississippi market, IJi9
| WAsHISGToE, May 2I.-Special to the New
1 York Tribune says Governor Banks will be
rendered a Brigadier Generalship, and be
detailed to the Bureau of Quartermaster-
General. --r frs..ss.
| John O. Fremont has been appointed
Major General, and George Dennison Naval
Officer.
The President to day accepted six addi-
tional regiments Of volunteers from Indiana
The War Department was to-day offered
8 battalion and battery of four twelve pound
ers by gentleman from Baltimore. They
will probably be accepted tp.si l-a Z
Lieutenant Hopkins, with a squad o.
mounted men, reconnoitered toward Fairfax
Courthouse. A mile this side two horses
were espied without riders. -nf'@ if
The horses were surrounded, and two
uniformed men started up. -One leyeled
iowlin e. piece at the Lieutenant; the bugle
; drew revolver, the fowlipg piece dropped
the revolver accidentally went of, and tn
Yirginian was shot in his right arm. Bot
weie taken prisoners, and bad fine horses.
A Iumor predicts speedy advance Q
troops, comm snded by General Beauregard
, to retake Alexandria. 90 f7-as r,
A Union flag is flying over the Marshal
House, in place OF the Southern rag.
, The Times has letter from Peterham
: Western Virginia, which says - rli5 s1o-
!. "Troops are constantly coming in, bring
1 ing arms, aBd we are ranxiously looking 70
!. 4 help from Ohio, TO drive them OF, aud
) hope they will come soon: I. u 4a"
~ "The little county Of Taylor gave seye
\ hundred majority against Secession. Tn
1 vote in Grafton was four hundred and fifty
q one against Secession. s-, rli .sdt s.f ofc
i 55"One Of the traitors standing guard la
!, night shot good Union man dead as he wi
2 passing, going to town! Fathers are again
Q soDs brothers against brothers. We haN
= force enough in our own section, but v
2 have no authority to act under. We want
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

The Chicago Democrat Of Saturday says
that Judge Douglas can NOT feO0ver, and that
bis deathis momentarily looked f0f. asaW
ilslI 9ni = hh1oo edt ailirZ9I oi uoissiuha
sdi 10 sno 5a b9ig193a sG isBm ebRd3oId 20
.sto2 bslqctaodi 70 59liiTs lr2sgsiJalegssei
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

III. CAMPBETsIzEGECO. :
MANUFACTURERS OF BAR, sHEH
I'VE and Boiler Iron, Plow Slabs, Bailroad spttSs
eto- Also, agents for the sale Of lrontep atsr ab
Ohio. t N-'A-.f m n q r. A A.
e[Au kfuds Iron maze oros'
ny WHITEHEAD, HORSE DOCTOR
ELO AND SH0ER, having had thirty -
years experience with an extensive prao- Y
tice IN the. Veterinary art and shoeing
combined, begB leave oinform the publio Et<usA
that he can be found at all times at his
place Of business AND residence, No, 4 Richmend
street All kinds Of Horse Powders, Ointmeuts and
Liniments, oonstantly on hand. fe6sH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

The stationery and printing of the British
Government have cost during the last year
$2,S00, 900. e .'tc1 ,gll .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
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MUSICAL.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. B. & r. GIBSON,
REUNGB BIE9

BRASS FOUNDERS, -.....
600 AND 2O9 vINE,sT., (NATIpNAL HALL,)
Bet. Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

bslpnof Di' gtedn s1d 20 sao "a 81 bsol5
.Vliuuo. sidfo So'rrsl odi ni
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
Law CARDS

1E-RALpWIa. 10 aGosyETJl J.r. BALDWIN.
"AIDWIN q BALDWIN, ATTORNEY8
HI ATLkW, No So West Third street, up tairs,
Cincinnati, my1T
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

| The LAST HoPB OF THE SEosssIoNIsTs.-
The Richpond Wig Vf Thursday has this
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

y The iPhiiSdelphia troops are located in q
bricktyaId al baltimore Colonel Lewis has
zone hundred and sixty five sick, nearly all
from rheumatism and diseases cApsed by the
sinhfion q ylaLtSc s3t 81 .IisisI kaH s 30
!. Tbs ,PadueaR ,ta Herald, Columbus cts,esat,
and HiCkman (Ky.) Courier all Secession
papers, in the most intensely Secession part
Of Kentucky, have been discontinued within
the last few days.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

"a military correspondent Of the New York
AeFAsy writes as iollowF, from Washing
49,.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29

'o i gmaJgl Is saHssi 1s
Ioa 8al ae &c. sildGg lsi
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-09
Miscellaneous.

WE WILL NOT BE OUTDGEEM 4
TALLNIAN x TURNER,
BRICK BUILDING, COMMERCIAL ST, NEVADA.
OFFER TO THE CITIZENS OF Me-
~ vada and vicinity, the best selected stock of
STOVES, TIN, AND HARDWARE,
ROPE, LEAD PIPE, HYDRAULIC PIPES,
BENCH TOOLS. TABLE CUTLERY Sc.
That can be found this side of the Valley.
as- Copper Work ana hob Work done to order.
with neatneSs and dispatch.
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK.
p s. TAl1NAN,
o. L. TURNER.
WIN. H. CRAWFORD & CO.,
Successors to J. NJ. Hamilton & Coz
GENERAL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
Nails, Bellows. AnvAIs md
PAINTS
Linseed, Lard, Sperm and Polar Oils,
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING,
POWDER, TACKLE BLOCKS,
FUSE, CORDAGE,
DUCK AND RUBBER HOSE,
Hydraulic Pipes, QuIcksIIver, Lead Pipe
PlOws, Straw Cutters Sc.
W. II. CRAWFORD,
III. l.. C@IE.
At the Old Stand, No q Main ST., Nevada.
PRICES REDUCEDs
PATENT COAL OIL LAMPS,
OF IHR
LATEST IMPROVEMENTst
Great Variety Of Elegant Patterns suitable fos
DWELLINGS,
Stores and Pabhs Buildings,
Also, superior article Of COAL OIL. For Sale by
W. II. CRAWFORD &Co.,
No. q Main at, opposite the Exprcss Once
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-09
Special Notices.
A plentlful supply Of pure blood Is a,

A plentiful supply Of pure blood Is as
essential to animal life, as Eght, heat and genial
showers are to the vegetable kingdom. When the
proper circulation of the vital fluid is irnPeded sick
ness is the ineyitabe consequence the sseretons be-
come unhealthy, the liver becomes clogged with inn
pure bile, which forced into the system viiates and
inaames the blood engendering scrofua, eutaneous
eruptions, liver complaint, fever, sores, dyspepsia
consumption, &c, to purify the blood and speedily
cure the above named diseases nothing is so efica-
cious as SANDS SARSAPARlIIA.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-09

D1AMoSDs IN BuTrR.-We understand that
Mr.. John S. Bassett, of Cherokee Ravinc, found
a few days since in his mining claim at that
place, what has been pronounced diamond by
Mr.. Young, jeweler of this town. 1t was
found by him while pudding clay for washing.
We understand also that s. Glass, ESQ.,, some
time since found two stones Of the same de-
scription, which he sent to New York, and which
we're also pronounced diamonds. This il strong
corroborative evidence that the precious stones
huye really been found in our county. Cherokee
RVvine may yet prove a second Goleonda.--
[Butte Democrat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-09

A WASHINGTON correspondent, after ap-
proving Mr.. Buchanan's late course and COM
mending his patriotism, says: In the midst of
this great excitement and threatened danger
here, he said, 81 shall ride beside Mr.. Lincoln
from the White House to the Capitol, even if it
rains bullets. shall then go to Lancaster,
pass my days in retirement, and seek to find
consolation in religion and the church. Bitter
sorrow has taught me that happiness can be
found nowhere else."
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-09

A RECENT letter from Alessandria says that
the census Of the population Of Egypt, taken by
order Of the Viceroy ON the French method, has
Just been completed, and give the following re-
suit The population, which in l79S was 800
600, amounted in 1917 to 100000, in lo4I to
4,25O,OOO, and is now 5,l25,0OO.y The inhab-
itants of Alexandria, which in l19S only
amounted in number to 10000, had INCREASED
in 1917 to go, 900, and are now near 4O0,OsO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-09

THE American ship Hesperus, Captain Dad
ley, from Liverpool, with cargo Of Goals, toek
Gre, from spontaneous combu stiOn, on. the 6ale
ult., whilst at anchor at Woosung, and on she
Sth was totally consumed. The captain and
crew have arrived at Shanghae. The British
Ship America. from Liverpool, bound O.SAang~
haeA Is reported to be Lost of Yang-tze Cage.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-09

A. G. DALLAS, who is at present in San
Francisco, has been appointed Governor Of she
Hudson Bay Company, as successor to the hte
Sir George Simpson.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-09
ROMAN EYE BALSAM,
FOR INFLAMED EYEIIDS,
COMMONLY CALLED SORE EYES.

TNHIS BaISAM was used for many years In the
Il private practice OF celebrated 0enist, with
the greatest success.
In cases where the Eyelids are inHamed, or the
ball Of the Eye hckls covered with blood acts al
most like magic, and removes all appearances of In
iiamnation after two on three applications There
Is numerous class of persons that are peculiarly
exposed to accidents diseases That weaken and in
fame the eyes and perhaps destroy the sight, such
as Miners, Mechanics and other operatives in metal
who, from the nature of their empoyments are com :
PEELED to work In cloud of dust and grit
Read the following evidence
BNGnAMproN, Jan. 7th 1854.
Messrs A. d. & u. Sands -
Gentlemen-YoWr Roman Eye Falsan, which I
was recommended to use formy daughters eyes haS
acted on them like a charm. Her eyes, which had
for several months been very much swollen and in
hamVd, after few weeks use Of the Balsan we're
perfectly cured and well as ever. Yours truly,
~. FOLEY.
Price, Twenty-Five cents per JAR.
Prepared by A. B. n D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street. oor. William, n. Y.
For Sale by Rsdington & Co., San Francisco r.
II. Mcdonald V Go. and Dr. Justin Gates Bro, Sac
ramentO ii. H. Wickes h Co., and Rudolph 4 Hunt,
Nevada jan2t1m
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
Tine Use o. t.ie <1Ql,

1t is said that the Northern volun
teers' o '-4g ,crui.el for the wars
with atew exceptions, are entirely un.
accustomed with the use of the gun
In this the South has an advantage
over the North, which must greatly
tell in actual war. Every Southerne,
not only learns at early age to handle
a gun properly. but is also an excel
lent shot acquired by huntingafter
game, Of which they are alf fond,
and all practice. The best riAemen
in the world are probably from Ten
nessee and Kentucky. Some men
learn to shoot accurately almost as
soon as tlfer gun is placed in their
hands. Others never learn. In
learning to shoot with a rifle a per-
son should strive to acquire steady,
cool dcmeanor, with true quick eye,
and nimble finger. Practice, and
nothing but practice. can make a
good .aarksman. The man. who
lodges before he fires, will not make
a marks man.
The first thing necessary for a
soldier is Il trusty rifle 1t should be
easily and conveniently charged,
and its fire should, be certain and
effective. A soldier should know
what his rife can do, and what lac
can do with it, at certain distances.
If he is ignorant Of these let him
be taught before sending him to
tight. At the battle Of Churnbusco,
III Mexico, one hundred and twenty
five American balls were fired for
every Mexican that was killed; this
was better tiring:than that of tins enc
my, who fired eight hsndred balls
for every man killed on our side.
Shooting schools are established in
all the European armies, and practi-
cal instruction is given to the sol
diers in estimating distance by the
eye, and rapid, accurate tiring.-Er.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-31
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distributor and rollers, which Cost
40. Price S25.
Z l'Foster Alligator Press. Prints
pbs size of half sheet cap. Cost
300. Frice $500 In good run
fng order.
| I kugSle's Improved Printing En-
Inc. Prints half sheet cap Cost
POO. $3.50. In good running Or
Also, 1000 TBS Agate, 5000 lbs Bre-
er, 2O0olts Rourgoise, 1900 lbs
Pug Primer, 1900 lbs Small Plea,
POO lbs Plea, 10000 lbs Fancy
tpe, all kinds and sizes: so fonts
3ood letter, all which will be sold
lots to suit purchasers.
jTcgethsr with Imposing Stones
kcks. Stands, Cases, Cabinets, Gal
r.. Composing Sticks, Loads, Brass.
lle. Large Iron Safe, Wilder's !