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ENRy GOODS RIVERS
~ PANIC PRICES IN EARNEST,
"A: JOSEPH s'fkATT>EI

"A II i.
a. JOoLPu sfkAE> Sc.
40 : Ms.a 5. eet.
Just received and offered for ssie he 2 eate,.
bargains IN Ladi. 3 D ubIe z 4 sing Wooden
PLATA and Ste pet hhawis from 81 aed upu s~d.
rs Slack scd Il lor-d ot-la shswls a ~ .ouish
'us low price ; - doz L'iies' II Linen Hand
k-rchefs So i &c -sone at - cts. worth s cl q
pi-ce 100 pieces assorted hieaeu j n ,re tic :.
~ cts; 50 pieces ~ and ia Sieactrd Sheets :
A. 81! c1stp At ) cts 100 foe Bed Bi 4nAe,s. a
SIS a, SO selling where az almost uaIe IL
= cei :sOo q Z m,xec. white aui black / a. n =
WOOL and Norsiod Lad "a Eose d all pri az: $40
doz Cot on He 8 all siz and prices; ) 900 ysro
Apron Ginglams and CbeCke; a arse stcck OF
Prints, Osnshnrg-, Stripe and Brown Denies ic ;
Csinb-ic; swim Cne'k and Dotted Musl!p a. ali
prior; Table Cloths snd apkios, Ca nbrIc eapds
h finest and ca spe-t TO be found in the ~
Frsuc W orked adjes' ,ollars pink. vel sw and
white Tariffs ls-ge sock of Curtail Muslip,
and a great n any more goods, too numerous to
uiention 81 ssk Is a cal from on and " .h
cut Dc lay intending TO sell soon as possib @
ana ba gins a-e > De had at No. q Main stree.
de | JOSEPH ATR-TSE.
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ksrs &, sTKaAAEss, ga.

SNTOLEN-$2o RE7FARD--At ths Ceutrai
- Depot, on yesterday morning. Gold Ia untios
re.tsat Lever WAICH a.aiu. a. .ut.t by AFRO. q
Il Co, Law r,ool No. 10 SO Esa .ngras ci the
case, rs wei AZ T"cri ec,"i, w. ~ : he
ab ,vs reward wlil be paid LOT lts De livery.
de l2--lw A h. LEE.
rAuk 10 ny FARM, on AHUASDAY, q
= WHITE HORSE, spou. 10 years no
Iua-' 10, except lis hind leg is swollen. lhe owner
VII. come forward, aid pay The char ges and taGe
nm away. RICHARD hCH TIE,
On Deep Run Turnpike, ABOUT tour miles from
town ne l2--jtr
4 YAM r. to the g. Pris, 2, tue / Ii ilog.,
7 CULUkkD BOY, about years OF age
owner ii please coG4e 10. vqGr,i prove iro per
y, pay cha gss. AID iake bum away.
Apgy 10 the cuiaoaadns .I1ictr c s. Prison,
Ri u,Don1 Va. q de l.-3l&
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Rirhmunh qispatrb.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. I2. 1855,


The war Department continues to receive
reports OF an apprehended attack upon the
Peninsula, but We are unable TO give the pre-.
else information upon which they are founded.
We have intelligence that the Congressman
In Washington, who come fresh from the
people, ara pressing Mcclellan to make an
attack and win a great victory somewhere.
and the impatience Of the Yankees in couse-
quenee of his SLOW movements begins to mani
fest Itself in various ways. 1t may be that he
will be forced to yield TO the popular pres
sure, and make the long delayed advance,
though we do not believe he will do so of his
Own voiition. There Is no important news
rom any quarter. We have no copiiryn alton
Of the reported fight between Ashbys con =
mand and the en- envy on Sunday last.
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HDQ his $50 Req Va. IMILIiIA,i
December lth Ie6l !
NRDER No. o. III, following order fr ,m
~ General Hes quarters has be IN received this
day, VIZ;
ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond Dee 1851 {
The Commandment Of the 33d Regiment will
the Off ,n- aud men Ct his regiment to hole
thu gSelyao IN readiness - march at moments
warning. az it may be Necessary 10 all them into
ssrV ice very soon. BY command.
W. H. RICHARD SON, A G.
The rfficers of ths 33i Regiment will take due
notice the ali we order and rod IA cnselves in
eadiae's 'Idingly ana every comm ,nsiant Of
company will at it is duy communicate to
hi mpa.y. aud that the prepAred to
hey it, The field and staff Office and OH ers OF
the lie will enlbie at headquarters, 9th
s:leet, on MJnday next at IL O'Clock, A. n.
BY o:d7r of Col Lyons.
d. p is JOHN wICKHAM Adrt
NAT NJ, n, TINsLEY'S new LANCE
w ST Il A Nj Il A X Z R Y.
Having at q cons derabie expense fitted up
LARGE STEAM BAKERY On the coraer of
Cary and TIN reefs, aln now prepared to furnish
a ! orders Ia my line mne dately.
shall keep constantly on hard frt sh baked, all
kinds OF CRACKERS PILOT and
NAVY RREAD.
MOLASSES and
SUGAR JakES.
My ovens. Inaehinery and tool, being q, tirel,
new snd OF the mes: improved style, together itb
my long experience in business, feel justided i
saying ;hss l can furnish - good an srs;cle Of
Crackers and Cakes as any establishment in his or
other country.
Merchan's baving ordsrs from the country will
find 1t to their IN ,srest to give III. ca |.
~ Partieu at attention paid 10 packing and
de- 70 SIN WIN. N. TISsLEY.~
A NO T = Eve have just received an
pAv LEY ROOTS,
Manufactured In New Orleans expressly for mill
tary purposes TO which we would most epcctfully
call lie sttentoa Of every one In want Of such
Boots TO examine them
ALSO-on taud, large ana well selected a.
sortn ent CT A RMY 8 II O T. s ,
OF superior Quality, for sale low, nv
ALEX. HILL & Co,
&c l2--ditwlt No III Main street.
T>hE dOYEkNMENT Or rhE IONrkDE
L RATE STATES having authorized the or
eanizatioa Of military forcs for Local Guards, !"
in tn, city Of Richmond the Officers ard Mem.
bers already enrolled are req aired, wi b their vol
unteer III nd to attend a. the rendezvous o.
Company "A, on 10th d rect, b. ween Main and
tiary 81 :, on FRIDAY MORNING, the istn In 81.
de lsost. X. !. GILMAN, Captain.
NOrIs Eve have just re:
i ceived, and have Now ia store, al assortment
HIGH LACE ARMY SHOES
to which We INC :; respectfully call the sVpution Of
al Ia want ALEX HILL & Co,
No. l27 Main street.
de IL d&wit Richmond Va.
N E.
L. LIME!.
VI LIMEit.
30 barrels
RnCKBRIOHE LIME
On c"nsigrment In stc!e. For sale by
do l3--Iu LEE
rANA,LE W1CK.--For sale BY
" WIN. II 6COTT,
(Huccessor to Jao. w. Gafliok
Ap0she cary and Druggist,
Dc IL Market place Frankli- st.
NITKATE OF M1dNESi1 sna Sssias1
~ fswdsss, tsshly prspArsd, IT aale BY
cen 4. DUDhx01 + co.
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TIE FUGITIVE sLAvBs IL PRisol

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Herald, dated December 9th, says:
There are forty six persons from Maryland
and Virginia in the county Jail, arrested by
consta bles on presum ption that they are fugi-
tive slaves. A difficulty exists to the way of
their iInrp ediate d scharge, from the fact that
il cannot yet be ascer tanned whether they are
all cOntrabands.
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G AND SMOKING
have on hand at Factory, gu 1th street.
RICHMOND, VA,
CHEW mo
HACCO
OF 81 grades and styles,
Al pr.cea ranging from
Is TO IS cents per pound,
Including SIS. lCs, hal: pounds pounds,
TWIST and ether Ai1
FANCY STYLES,
SMOKING TOBACCO;
6 to 20 cents per pound.
AL Of which is offered for sale at moderate prices
for cash.
etE- Prompt attention paid TO all orders aeon
panied with cash
oc 10 1mUt) JAMES THOMAS JR
UMPIRE DIsTILLERY,
criers for sale ~ N'
TURPENTINE,
SPIRITS TURPENPlNE,
PITCH AND TAR.
RuSIW or
Apply to j. II. BLOSSOM & 90,
:. i. BLOSSOM, wilmington. Nc.
Q 5. 1AsAMRINaE de a-zwaf2pl
TlO PHOTOGRAPHED ARTISTS.
large assortment of
Ambrotype Stock and Materials,
For sale in any quantity, at the
Looking Glass and
Picture. Frame Mandatory,
200 Main street. de los
DLACK PEPPER 500 To-. Black Pepper Jus,
ID received, and for sale BY
Il W. POWERS. Druggist
de Ii Cor. Main and Is sts
THORN'S EXTRACT and CHEESEMAN'S
l. SPEOlFIC--For sale at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
NOS lao Main at, cor. above p. o
! n on hand, and for sale by
VAN LEW. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Wh NJ - Main street.
n LtE..A few bbls. of good GLUE, for s.l.
W~ sSErLxR /. sn ,4e m..- -
DLAYING Q A RDs sou dog n play Ing
| l. Cards fos sale cheap t, closs los. bv
[ r. w. POWERH
| no 26 CoyuAr Main ard 18th ssreeta
Al cMUNN's ELIxIR OPIUM; WlssaTs Ia san
| wi Of Wild Cherry. For sale at
| MEADE & BAKERS Ding store
| ro21 les Main at coruar ahsva n
| vSlN9I.ASS. Adhesive Plaster. and Adhe W.
! Plaster Cloth, of the very best quality. for ssIs
| 1t MEADE BAKERS Drug Storc,
| No IL 1855 M.db at CIR. above p u.
- AlSINS - In boxes and oArscns. ioss ~
| III ceived and for sale BY
~s< THOMAS .HsNtS M Mssn st
ONION PORTER.-I 10 casks for sale b
u mel "a " nAvWNr0RT.
IA EOSikA WlNk-aD p,pes TOR aals by
Nu NJ u T. "a p nAv0NpONT
fNUI 0tlUG Tsenla; 1880 ~ IL
M ekGea. - = !. W. IOV1eo
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RELEASED PROM FogT LAPAYRTrE.

Tie NEW I OK Eerdtd, OF tne IN HIST, says.
The following prisoners We're released from
Fort Lafayette on taking the oath OF ale
giance: 8 T. Thomas, W. +. Carlo. James
Hall, George Forrest, Isaac Nelson, and
WIN Hunt
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suIoIDE oPAs EDIroR.

Uv::-aa....,- ~. T., Lee. As. q. Baldwin.
editor VI the Laconia Demoyas, oomut tied
suicide yesterday afternoon ny jumping In 70
the Winnepissnkee river from the railroad
bridge, ns.r thst village. No cause II q.
saguSd for the act, ? g >"
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So1le s1s who seerns 20 know HIN, gives
ne folio y.lug pen AnI lex sketch OF Genera
Nc uliocl:
Gen. peu. McCulioch Is ii great man
I-Ltallv. he is Of the Sanguine bilious TEN.
pvrBmeur-a perfectly positive man. There
ls no j way ground ABOUT him; no medI un
crois sL, no compromise, 10 guessing II is
n Il Is not with him. il can or it cannot be,
and il the world should decide against him,
or ali he CftlQ rTs IN bis division, l b-I@Ve his
own conscientious meas would prompt him TO
say 20 would jackson "I'Ii take The respOn
IDIBty -
One - the strongest features III his mind
e its precision, it's ciearpess. individuality
. strongly marked. lie is not a laxative
man. and 90 hot think very sociahie one
he seeu.s 70 he separate, seif-exlstent, indie
pendent, original. I do not think any one
ever know his plans and thoughts. He l.
~ irdt Ttt!gAble student and thinker, AND
er LOSS any time whatever. OF whatever
subject his mind IS directed TO, he has very
exalted IDEAS. He seems DESTROYS Of bringing
his men 10 the hIg est point OF dis ipline and
military power. He detests straggiers and
l0AteTs He loves order and d-cenCg. he
threatened 10 turn q battery loose on the IN
armed Missouvians who hung around him at
,ue battle OF Wilson Greek.
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rHE ZONE OF ygYFERsoS BBQrRATHEp TO TIL
GOVERNMENT.

Our Commodores seeIu 10 vie with each
other in patriotic liberahty. To-day Com
modore Levy was asked why he did not give
Monticello to The Government, and he re-
piled, II have made my Will, given to the
Government, not only Monticello, but one
hundred thousand dollars besides
patriotic Levy! How many donations
such rs the hundred thousand dollars be-
queathed above will it take TO satisfy the
demands of the Federal Government in order
to ensure a successful prosecution of this
war n
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MORE PRIsogrRe SENT TO PORT WARREN.
BosroS, Dee THE following navy lieu
tenants recently from the + 4st India squad
ron, were consigned TO Fort Warren Today,
charged with disloyaltv VIM. T. Giassei, Of
virginia; Alexander NJ. DeBrae, OF Virgil
Mia; Julian Myers, Of Georgia; and Dulancy
a. Faust, of Mary land.
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- 9Th hts command, and penetrated
hsgl'sss-s NJ. distance into the interior. sirtv-
r.tncolu's hlreiiugs, like chat before his
ipl ,,pie little army. Should 2en. Il over
T.. th,ve dastarily. would-he invaders,
@ht n we think doubtful, lively times may
'nas- tod In that quarter,
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&E SpECtAL kOTICE.-Ihe attention of The
tgaar As well as the pub.ic Is pa. t.cutaTiy Ieques
TO the Aeceiver's Of splendid alas IA ed
Aliases, Maps, Office Furniture iron Safe &C,
iHiS DAY Al 10 o clock, ~ my store.
See advancement unaer auction had.
c. II T. b ,OuK, Auct.
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pBsERTIos FROM tbs FEDERAL ABxy.
The Wash lngtOu cnTrt.s nnndaut Of The Nay

The washington correspondent q The New
York E7qid 'ys:
James &. Herndon, Assistant Surgeon IN
the army, has deserted 10 the Rebels n e is
a native Of Virginia. Before leaving Caiifor
MIA he rendered mis- Tesigni tion, although he
had cut q few days previously taken the oath
OF allegiance for The second tine. tien.
sumner very properly refused TO accept it
" by ne was not arrested on his arrival IL
New York IS ques ton, but after stay u z
some days AT 4 Washington hotel, he hired i
horse and buggy, drove to point on the lower
Potomac where a boat was awaiting, and fer
riad aCr"ss. He leaves his trunks and bills
behind him.
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he Dn. ". A. CAnhINi
OFFICE Iy2 MAN STRICT,
RiChYQND, VA,
~ Two doors above
~ ls-!m~ Farmers Bank.
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sSCOGNAC" AND "ROCHELL"
~ BRANDIES,
In @. 3. BONDED Warehouses. At
Charleston, South Carolina.


A. TOBIass SONS, No. So East Bay, CT aries.
ton. 3. c. offer tor sale, in Custom. House s,or.s,
and entitled TO ieben.nrs, ths following favori's
brands Of BRaSOES:
pipes "o:ard, Dnruy Co.'S" Cosnss BRANDY.
! "a. segnette, - "Eoe hslle" BRANDIFs.
casks .GRoNpET."
" MADk.isA WINE.
&" "paZ 8" pOsr WINE.
a.. under Custom House lcck.
de2-2awlrn A. TOBrAS'S SONS.
~ EORGIA LANDS FOR SALE-t offer for
N sale a vaius Die body of RIVER BOTTOM
and UPLAND, In Gordon county Ia immediately
on the Western aud Atlsptic Railroad, and two
miles from dspo.. will sell ESQ to abont /. 600
acres; about 400 acres river bottom, cleared and
under cultivation producing good crcps of corn,
wheat and cotton Of fine quality. There Is slso .
well prepared aud eourshpg Whey ard, Of u scr~s
of Catswba and other standard wine and table
grspes ard an abundant supply Of choice varieties
Of other fr1ltA On the river Is fms Fishery,
which affords sufficient supply Of fish for all do
mestic wants, when attended 10. On this plan Ia
ton Is q comfortable, rooUy, twostory dwelling
house, si.h upright rooms sne al necessary
out-buildings snd machinery FOR plantation pur.
poses and all beyord Abolition influence and In
psrtineuce. TerIas win be liberal and negroes OF
Confederate bonds will be taken Ia payment II pre-
JOHN r. GREEN,
se@2awl2w Resaca Gordon eountv Ga
VHAkE FOX SALE OK RENT have ses
| sale FARM Ia Hsnrioo county. lying about
| fifteen miles bslow Richmond. containing nearly
200 acres Of land about 200 Of which b cleared md
| the greater portion has been married and produce>
| well the usual crops made In this sscssn. Tia
| farm abounds IN the best mari which u quite -
| oesslble. Tue improvements consist Of . framed
| DWELLING with 5 or s rooms, Kitchen. ksAblsA
/ &C., and we'll Of excellent water IN the yard
Thsrs Il ON the farm one Of the n gess Orchards Of
Peach and Apple In this section. The situAticn d
healthy, aud nsighborhood good u not sold By
the tst Of November ts viii be rented npoa modrr-
ate terms 70 COCA tenant For terms, ke., apply
| 70 10 ID. LYNN.
! Rea Estate Agent
Ofnce ovsr 4. Do6eksr's Osus Ssors.
/ oe H-2Awsa NAN sO~es.
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sst Ma ~ a Z al.

- a A W AI-S2pb REV AID rom The
III, residence OF ne subscriber, the 30 Nov -,
NLtiBO Roy ,aac. about 80 years old. 5. feet
Bgu, gins erprcad comp exioa, Il Pheasant and
poll manner. MAR short and napp,, aid IL left
Ia .ded. iv!u give the above reward for the p
preaen ion aud delivery e said boy TIE All a.
GA 81 y. II.
This negro ran OF IN consequence OF having com
mit.ed . most brutsi ana unp,vy Oked murder Upon
! perscr OF y oveTseer, and * beLooves the
community ~ iarse :, re On the look out for this
criminal he may - IN the WICK 10y O. freder-
icksourg, "a here IA. has acqTaint an,e,.
Louisa y. TALiAtERRO,
RAPID Ann +. U ca ppm county, Va.
= Ok
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Tss Cc.omoUs KY Conf.dr~ate Yes-s, OF the
81 -st. says
.3sf=-s. Frost came VIII The Camp Jack
..a rs..aaers 70 Columbus yesterday. Maj
,..i..rlA attached a. She stan Of General
-. s45so hsre. There are about eighty
-s>.uyrs here. There have been i've hun
l--ISti ten discharged under Tue Price and
.-..-.ut t..sry- We learn that a few of
.s..- I7.scuers have been seduced into the
F..s 81 army.
Ts- u.at. rray 81 these men have united
,,,r>site> 81 %hP fortunes OF Gen. Frost
an the view o. forming q brigade We
-.,. tgt-i these gentlemen 10 BE- intelligent
~ u-lt informed. They complain very
IN Fl th..r treatment on their passage 70
- p.scs. especially ~ Cairo. where every
SIG vas stolen from them that could be
-.A.Ar1.
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rHgruRsurT OF TIE rarvArBga SUMTER.

TIE TCKsUII OF TIE FKIVAfBEK 50 sThH.
ceInber 9Th, says
The British maIl~teamer from Martinique,
Novsm Der IL, arrived AT st. Thomas Noyem-
Der Is, and reported the Sumter at Martin
ique. The Iroquois got up steam and started
in pursuit.
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pUNAWAY. EtciY LU.. - ho A.t.n AMI
II wi be paid iof The delivery Office OK
~ u Nh IL Manches o. OF our absconding slave
DiCh BRrAN Dick ID shout 5 feet : incnes
D4h IGht z pssr- bread color, and abou. - years
Old. Dick La ca when &c left brown tIOck coat
dark pautac uns and black Russia hat
de IL lot DUNLOP. MuNCLRE & co
- ANAWAY.-FIVE Do, LAnS kE akD
II, l. sill give thu above reward for the apirs
hensiou and delivery 10 me Cf negro boy AIMED
WILLIAM who raoaway om SIR. J. Powers
sew. raj months sioce. sail boy 10 quite black !;
about l6 gears old with large On his face
produced by the kick Of horse.
kO. B. LYME. Ag Mt for
Csc. FitZhugh, office ever
&c l2-t. 4. 10 eker's Drug Store.
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..s-..rE RxsAnKMsxr IN Tee anrxn.

- 1f1CRT on the Confederate gun be a {
--eo ..or1ra uuicates 80 the New Orleans
49,. II .hs sab inst. the following In reta-
49,, "a the late naval engagement ON the
.sssrr Sound:
,,..srr her 4th. a. a NJ, got nnder way at
- Pas. In conlnRnV with the Confedpr-
>set,s steamer FLORIDA, and stood for
" t.iSnt Pass At s O'Clock saw \
- .a.asal steamer standing in fer Horn
- 49, Run for her Ats 50 the FLORIDA
$50 fire upou her with one gun. upon
- SIZE nut back Snd run cut the Pass.
" he Oregon aud The Florida in pursuit
90 sett{nC well ont. ths Federal steamer
80 ND and commenced firing which
"ra5 s. general engagement between the
- tsrt.rr AZ hour and a half, at the end
c.h..a .Ss Federal steame r put out to sea,
s..sc o. ne westward. No one was hurt
.Ise )" so passed Ship Island There
- t.u. Fcderal war steamers inside the
=. ;hFsa = hoooers, one smack, and the cap.
- .tasfl boats Anna and Lewis the latter
t..rs used ~ Transporting from the war
',,sr7sr 20 he foGt.
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HDQ' $50 REG L Va. MiLIiIA,,
December 18th, Iebl !
HRDER No. o. III, f)lowius order Fl ,nl
General Hes quarters has BE- N received this
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Az H1pgpITroy TO TEE CHIC.

Ws lahe he i5iI0WlDg paragraph nom II Q
Louisville Bowling Green Ca4r.e7, CT the =. h
inst
a feu ds<= since Doi Forrest. with adp OF
aia !, luFei-, o. started from Princeton on aD
~ pecluoA - tn Ohio. They first visited
isloys o.rC, on Green river, where IL was re-
lur1ed there was u large force of \ ankees -
They found none there. They then went 10
Henderson on Thursday. the enemy dying on
ta-!. approach. After remaining at H@nder-
~5u IS long al their duty aud INCLINATION re-
CURED they wen, 10 Casey vile on Friday and
her returned 20 Princeton. The Yankees
visited ,as~yyille the ne&tday and committed
-JLls = -latlous.
6 crest with HE command has been
1cicS sE-s. I've serNlct ~ the river counties.
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r2e L14s.en Tt'ez-oHsi OF the 29th. has Tho
q. f..u.NE tens

-se Il4-..n Tt'ez-orti OF the 29th. has The
Glowing tens
The Wsat herflrd jEa;:czn4 SAYS that on The
detachment oE Capt. Barry !, company
Il E7U.-r ONefhI'!sd party Of twenty La
-...< us4r me h., Il ~ Peas rIV-r, no they
.-..-a.a'.It attaCAesi killing + az and wound
,,f several Others Two .: The whites we're
.-aly vauud si. Several horses were re
,s,,r,d which had teen stolen by tbs red
r.s,t.s
Tag Aust CORES poGdent OF the Centre
WIZ I,.s SJy~ lEIt There j. 80 hope Of the re-
o-,-rs OF : AGE i -Wett, who Is ~ the ius Lne
,-sls ia Au-lu. Tue writer says he Is
....U-L vs-luer Aud feTopiCus IN manner nd
a.cor lnrUt' 81 "A when he lett home.
"a. people OF Gila". county are IA = bad
W.. lnry are ,ut uI tobacco. and none TO
fe aad. Ih~ .[sat.~e, SAYS they have the
H. rsa1e -arrloi!, and "splt rightly dry"
RySau- county i not much better of. A
esr-espoEte-t writes IS follows:
We or the frontier fael the pressure q The
a..e.s1ra= hIdlT as you do. u hae and ~
E,7 are things that are aimCst forgotten
Mercy - an obsolete word, the meaning OF
.h!ca is, however, stlU remembered by the
atrI inhabitants, who picture its uses In
loving terms, and The Ring genera hon
VIA. yrpnC-T v hA: great nsa their ancestors
.sa.f 0t l. vhru tA-Te are such things as
hoses aLd oxen, cows ara calves, fiour and
-rap meal .,Hd candies, 70 pay Whist they
Ne. az i zeal for purchase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

JCONrrJUlD FROM ST PAGE]
,epts against the amendents 10 the constitution lately
AGodaced by himself
Mr. Jcnx CoaRASr, opp Of n y, presented the pro-
ssedngs Of the New York Democrat Convention, signed
By hundred and fty delegates relative to the settle
men. q the nat 1nai difficulties. Laid on the table
Private bills then considered.
About twenty private blls were passed.
pEfICIEsty BIII-
The amendments 20 the Deficiency bill IN cnntroyers
between the two houses have been settled through IN
Committee OF Conference, the Senate recedng from
tke appropriation II three hundred thousand dol
ars carrying into effect the contract of the navy
and coal privileges on the Ch,riaui lsthmus.
GENERAL ArPRoPR. uo1 Bill. ... -
The House also adopted the report q the go
Conference the disagreeing amendments 70 'ne I'm ~
htive, Executive and Judicial Appropriation ~. az, ~
Shye the etary Of the Treasury IL anorihu ~ VI
Sootinue refining the mnt whenever consul. ~ ApS
dent bot !eay the price for coming as y - now
orr TRr lrrEs ctNTrsI Aa1uS1
NE House nassas the Senate bill 70 carry INTO enect
aae conysntons between the United states ana New
Eraal ans costa Rca respectively, for the payment OF
Abe claims OF onr citizens for losses Inc Din mercy
croyiaes FOR the arpopt nent of COMMISSIONER.
Ee.sss !. N seven clock FOR promiscuous debate.
rygyING sissicN.
Iase than q dozen members were present.
sosoe 81 tie pages occopied seats, SO a. 10 make
yaspectah no exhibition 81 auditors.
Forty listeners were IN the galleries
The Capitol was brilliantly Illuminated at expense
az one hundred dollars per hour for gasight.
3essrs. So mes, Of Maine; Blrnham, Of Connecticut,
Rnd Wa,dron, OF Michigan, made speeches against the
BONDING compromises and the extension OF slavery.
Adjourned.