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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-19
MONDAY, Jan. IL

.'S'E IA = - an.
.Stnaf1-Mr Bigler introduced propo-
sition TO submit the Crittenden plan Of
adjustment 10 vote OF the people on the
10Th OF February Laid over
The Kansas bill was postponed TO " ed
nesday.
Mr. Polk had the floor on Hunters re-
solution TO withdraw the army from tie
seeding States He argued against coer-
cion, and declared the secession Of all the
slave States inevitable unless the. Eepubli-
cans We're willing to make concessions.
In the House number OF petitions, re-
solutions and propositions in reference 10
secession were introduced and refereed
Among them
Mr. Vance remarked that gentlemen
had often spoken for Buucombe lie nov
wanted Buncombe to speal, for itself in
relation 10 tho condition Of the country
He presented the proceedings of the pee-
pie OF that country.
Mr. Washburn, Of Ill, asked whether
the proceedings were in earnest
Mr.. Vance-The people Of Buncombe
never speak but when she is in earnest
The proceedings were referred TO the
committee of thIrtythree.
The House spent several hours in COM
mittee of the whole on the army bill in
general debate, when the committe rose.
and Mr.. Corwn, from the committee of
SO made a report, and it was made spe-
cial order for Monday next.
Mr.. Taylor obtained leave to print the
minority report. Adjourned.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
We have no proceedings Of this day. ex-
cept that a large number of memorials in
favor of the Crittenden proposition was
presented in both Houses, one from II, 600
citizens of Baltimore
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AIOSSS
I NJ or ABOUT the nheenth OF October, 1860, PRO-
~ MlSsORf NOTE Tor one hundred dollars, bearing
niteen per cent. aid note was given by John W. Cal
kins. OF Deer Park, La Sale ILL.,, in favor Thomas
Roach or bearer, and dated April LIST, 1860,
March lat, loGI. This is to caution from buy
ing said note. janlS-3y+l THOMAS ROACH,
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lHOTt909c Safe.
WHERE'S, Patrick Brady and Susan BRADY his
w wife did On the 5th day of April A. D. 1854 ere
cute and on the 10ih day o. April A. D. 1854 deliver to
Isaac s Fowler a certain mo gage deed of that date
said Isaac s. Fowler the following described real
nois viz The south half of the south west quarter Of
North Of Rang. three l); also the east half Of the
-, III, - - ,a,,,.., ouart.r Of Soc,;n, on ~
in Towrs,i, ,tr, Ike f35, Nortb Of Rang. ,hr.. a
Fast NJ The bird nr;nrnaI meridian and whereas in
rroviJ.d ~. -, I'LL sbord stand &c sacnri,v f.
In. navmsn, - % ,air nronisso-v note of ever dats
wi h said ,nor,r 80, Tor 49,, s,u, ~ nine bu,JrsS
dollars ara - =, -. - IT, 80, ;n,.r.s,
tbereo, a, 80 - - Aaratt. - ,nnn.,i,- ia
whereas 10 10 ~. r. -, p, o., 80 .,; ,n.,';d.., ~,
should dsfari, - "ne 49, 's. ?, q ~ ;;,ai
n intere,, ,bsr.;. - " "a" pa' ~ VI w - "a
OF either AZ ~. -: u ., any par. ol p'il'oH
due then H. "a I y, Times 'he sane shan pecoine
there by authori..a io"eF ana MS assign. were
scri, I'd a. mill. SCH TN reai estate therein de-
Of the tms M a,tef giving Tour weeks no.
paper in the eouniv VI sale, In some pubic news.
ste and convey The go ne SAID real Is ate 10 su.
der and ont ~ ~ s ie 10 the highest ana be9 bid =
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Now Within Reach Of All.
GROVER e. BAKERS
CE l. f B r TED NOISELESS
SEWING MACHINES,
400 Er0AI way, New York.

The public attention is respectfully requested TO tho
following cards OF ELIAS HOWE yK and the G.ov..
BAKER S. N. Co:
CARD FROM THE GROVER BAKER g. NJ. co.
Vur Patents being now established by the Courts We
are enabled to furnish the GROVER 4 BAxxR Machine.
with important improvements, at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
The moderate price at which Machines, making the
GROVER BAKER stitch now be had, brings then
within the reach of all, and renders the use Of Ma.
chimes making inferior stitches unnecessdry az It 10
un,cise
Persons desiring the best Machines and the right
use them must not only be sure buy Machines max
ing ne GROVER BAKER STITCH but also that such Ma
chimes are made and stamped under our patents and
those OF ELIAS HOWE, JR.
GROVER 4 BAKER 8. N. CO.,
4s5 Broad,eoy, Ne,O Y~k.
CARD FROM ELIAS HOWE, a.
All persons are cautioned to make, deal in Or use
any Sewing Machines which from spools anA
make the stitch known The GRevER 4 BAKER stitch
unless the same are purchased from the GRovER BA.
KER Sewing Machine Company, or their Agents, IL
and stamped under my patent OF September
1886
Said Company and their Licenses, alone, legally
authorized under their patents, and my said pa
tent, during the extended term thereof to make ssd
SSH this kind Of Sewing Machine and all others pi
racies upon my said patent, and will be dealt with
cordingiy, wherever found. ELIAS HOWE a.
! NEW YORK.
decc2 L.P RUGo d,,ut O,,o,,o III
! ID OgToS's BOOK STORE
Yen get nothing as good al the Drug s,res. ja.io
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Notice.
HENRY WOODS will find il 10 his interes; to make
his residence known 20 Thomas Souers, OF Cerdo-
va, Rock Island county, Il inois Said Woods is sup
posed to reside in La Sale county. janl2 3vs
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On AnA 20 LOAN. from six months
9SSsVVV to two years time, the Ex-
change Bank Of Iccs.-2w +. PAY L CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-19

DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID ORToS's BOOK STORE
Yen get nothing good at the Drug Stores jA.io
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Execution of Tnos J. Armslrons Ia Phiia.
uctDuia.

On Friday last Thomas ]. Armstrong. a
young rlaa not tween one yeGrs OF age, wa.i
exec q led in Z IL paa for the premsdltl
killing OF Robert Crawford The deceased
WAS N old uan who Kept 4 small shOp aud
dealt IN yarn. Armstrong was u d OF dts
nonest habits, bat attached 10 ! most respect
able family, aEd connected with one OF The
leading Pr sbyteri2n churches III thu y JT "a
He maintained his association villa his
caurch up rhe time of ne Inurder
tn, hanging TOOK place In the pTi- on yer4
where The gailoFS was overlooked b. npU Uir.ts
OF q hundred prisoners To ONE. spect1,,.
were limited il numbeT - thlr y, IN lu!fIk
the Jury, the repor .ers and he ia. ..aty sl~r Z
tcXot< We're al q prem um OF nj uCl r.
ana Il THOUSAND re pie WhIsed out Vi The Cay
and surIounGed he Jail for three houis
Arms rong was dress d Ia a piaiAl -utt O.
and his head WA .rs. H was very pat nj
ne wore no serious counJeuanc oat he IS -a
Il IN as 81 any p-rjoi U his LII /, AID ni,s'-p
betrayed no sy mptDm Of fear or ia torIng O
arriving at The scatfoid he noun Ell tns 8 ~ps
without any appa ir lnce uf fear, aud hu Ok
his place under he fatu moose = h - IN
ne we'd form
Durlng the prayer offered oy he Rev Nj
II ;AuiAy, Armstrong Is Leneo .lmty, aui
tnsn advancing, spoke In firm VOC as lol-
lows;
my friends let me- say in passing die Ia
peace with my Maker ,ano IL at til MON utG
pardon were uHerrd To me Oh condition ( g'y-
Ing up my Maker would nor take 1t T. .La
te " peop here. woEid advis- tnem ~ tas'
ths Il 81 Cause l nid yea farewell 7 tGr
prison Keepers, To Mr.. Perkins. 10 m .TiE
K ,rn. and 10 my IritulI adviser, mr II s.
Au ey, bii fare veil; gsntenen. old you
All farewell. now die peace with every
body."
There was much disappointment that tba
dy ing IN N had made 10 aliusion 20 the criLay
for WhIc he was about suffer, ana al TIA
last moment lie showed the IN. reticsnts ia
ths respec, as at the time OF ms sen tencs
a. tne CO. clos! N of his Iema~k KS the ia Lal
rope was placed ab)ut lis neck, and all sx
cept the shAriH and the cJud mned left ths
scAnoid H. sooox Ia ds win Insm ali. ara
when DIR IcAuley was about 70 leave hiEa
he whispered some snins In his ear, and then
kissed him
The moose was fix ID. the ghssgly white cap
WAS drawn down ovsE the face OF Eos con-
demned, tina sheriff took MS leave and the
murderer of kobt Ora Hford was Jeff staining
alone. AS the cap was about being drawn.
1wn Arms rJIg said, do 81 bye, pc pa -
After these prelimtnaries he STOOD as dcm
man ever stood while In the same position
Tuere were no signs Of 'remoT, even the hand,
which were thrust forward OF his breast, dsd
not move. and there was 10 oiu utchlng OF Gl-
gers during tniS terrible moment. There WAS
q monentary delay before the prop was drawn.
T1is over, the sheriff dropped white hand
karchief, The signal was ny the JacE
ketch concealed in an adj cent stab a. the
cord was drawn, and the mortal part OF Tnos.
j. Armstrong WIS dangling oetweea Ii saysn
ana earth. Tae condemned d Id iSII c<
about three and half feet, aud bis dsa % Was
almost tnSIan tstnsous,
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CAxLiLs ON MORAL Civilizations In shs
course Of a speech delivered In the Unite.;
Siatee Senate or the soth ult., tas traitor Car
lie said
be was free 70 ssy II &c should Dc 30 nnfo~.
innate 20 he taken prisoner oy the enemiSs
of his country, aGd could only preserve bis
life by taking the oath, and II he -ievd II
h.s DUTY to his country and family 20 preserve
MS life, then he should no. regard the oat "a
a binding obligation, morally or legally.
II we are correctly informed says The N
o. Balietin,) several CT ths Z ilsd States
Army officers recently captured by Gen. Van
Dorm. In Texls, and released On their parole
Of honor not 10 serve in the United Sat~s
Army during The present war. s1ser tanned the
same idea OF The binding ooliga ton Il AZ
oath that the dishonoraole Mr.. Carlils does,
and have assumed positions In Lincoina
nlmy
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EOTICE TO CIR sUKMR,gggs

Annual Subscribers to the Dispatch will Oh
serve the CROSS MARK ON their papers when
sbeir subscriptions are about TO expire Those
who wish 70 renew will forward tbs amount
Or the papers will be stopped at the close of
she term for which they have paid
subscriber, wishing TO change his post
ounce or his paper. Will give tke name of the
Office 10 which his paper is now sent, the
oface to which the change Is 70 he made. and
the nsns Of the paper-wheshsr Daily, Semi
Weekly, sr Weekly. Ts insure attentsaa,
these directions n az. b ehserysi
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The Eate ef Tyrants.


In hurops, the man who undertakes ts usurp
supreme power, expects TO encounter all the
hasatds Of failure, including his oTn
life and fortune, and We see 40 reason why
the usurper at Washington should be an ex-
ception. He has trampled tie American Cen
stitutiOn under his feet, he has threatened with
the gallows not only cur President sad Cabi-
net, but every nan found in arms and giving
aid and sonfort to our cause, and his subser-
Went Congress has passed lsw giving supreme
power Of life and death, withou. judge er
jury, to every Northern military eomm&ndan.
in an 'insurrscsionary~ State. And yet the
infamous usurper who bss instituted worss
dsspotisn than that Of Russia in the place 81
American Constitutional Liberty, expects 10
escape all personal responsibility fer Eis
crimes. The unheard Of wretehes who threat
en- Southern men with those horrible penalties
fer defending their homes and 6resides, expect
to receive in return the greatest i.duy snss
and confederation. We trust they wIl be
mistaken. We shall not wonder if the asurr-
or, and his minions of the Cabinet, shall Sc
reached yet in the midst Of their guards. If
CHARLKs the LIST, better man and more msr-
eiful ruler than LINCOLN, aud the best of his
Cabinet, had his CROMWELL; II CESAR, a
king Of Natures making, had bis B.UTUs,
what nay this usurping ape, LINCOLN expect
For himself, and for SEWARD, his chief eoun-
sellor, the subtle and unssrupulous friend,
who is responsible for all the wees aud blood
shed Of this war, there must be future retri-
button. Men will rise up who are willing 10
take their lives in their hands; who can wait
long and watch slseplessly; men wis eau
surpsss even the susilety and secrs tivensss Of
even LMesLS and sEwARD, till they obtain al
opportunity to rid the earth Of such mon
eteg1.
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500 nEWARN-For tbs d.iiver

~ &Iuo aEwAEn-For the delivery to
ne OF my CARRIAGE DRIVER, BEvRILr
5 lie Is twenty seven years old color, black
= SIX test high; face covered with shor:
10 beard, and mougtache large eve brows
TX c1rling eye-lasbes. He probably travels in
caT% grey m.Eed summer cost, or bIua cloth
Titn btass buttons, and carpet-bsg. He says lie
lsa L7A1 easksEoars, ana may travel with a
er$ed pass, and shave of his beard when he
ads this he has relatives q: Dr. L. II. 81 aw-
trt 9. u ring George, snd al Mrs. Dr., Frank
t5Iis}srro's, in Grange, with whom he has beer
gently corresponding by letter. His objsct be-
NJ evidently - escape, he is doubtless lurking
&touL the shGts OF the Potomac, or making n 3
Fzy Nofshw ara, and may bs aoout our sncamp-
1sn.s. The above reward vii be paid If caught
5var af,y miles from fredericksburg; other
"lss, $50. Gsu 2-2wtl a. h BERNARD.
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A RgxKpY FoR kILLfSs BSp Bras When ths
creyices ars large ugh, insert gum can
phor, or maze soIutioa OF two ounces o.
cam phor and ope plat of alcohol. aud apply
in the cracks with feather. Follow up tna
application few days and yoa wall exterInl-
ma o your aisaxreeabls visitors In waEn
weather musqaiIoes may be kept ~ bay oy
keeping q eloEn wet with camphor EeaT sas
Der son.
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90 kIoEaosD
L u r
q 4
aaving mastered into service aaa aow Soiag irs,
WILL kkCSIVk
ArgW hOkk
Dafors leaving. Apply u eass As
RSlDQUARTk kRS, 18th sirssa
" O-b DeSw'n hola AAA Cary sss.
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RUNAWAY.

"a RUSAWAY.-Lef. my farm on she Iath
S4g Instant, NEGRO MAN named TXKHA-
AaLHCs- Bs is stout built about six yee:
- high, very bilght muA&tto, with curly hairs
-, I'd took with him ,seera( suits OF clothes
;. be,"ng7 10 Mr. Theophilus Tstem, sbsu; tive
he ceIr Irhborho.d or ae.r E3as BiLs, IN Charles
Iily e"l2ty, where be was formerly Hired. |
Will pay Ten DCllaTa for HIS delivery At nay farm
o. the Hsb9Tce Turnpike, about Eve mile below
tbs ely, CT 70 myself IN Eishaond.
IAXA M. TATLOR,
az I5-4t AZ JAS. d. TsYtor L ese's oAics
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BOARDING.

w,n*rpE &c. a rew EUAR kkS csp find
Il s.srF er3 .-f las - once, hy os ttug corner
n. g.. "a s. .5, TisaefH. ~ E2oE'h, week or day.
s.ArUI, a s5g. .eiti"5 - ehh kkfkG 'oF
.s .. ta.ss. @sli 81 same place.
sl 70 '7'
.,naH "a Vote soBs deslIIa. TO obsstu
Il ..tD su p retired par. ~ the city, can be
--sf.. s.r5 wfth Yiea sanf rooms a.
NE5 HtoPER'S,
Chr - Hli4 Grace street,
---- -t.sw0vs Get~esp2h.h sad sesh s,s.
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bCBNkIYIIUNb IU IHE DISKAftH.
The price of the Daily Dtspatoh, mailed Is
~ per annum - 80 for six months 81 % for
three months; and 10 cents Per month for q
less period.
Neither the Weekly nor Semi Weekly will
be sent for a less period than twelve rnsnths.
Price Of the former u, the latter 81 per an
mum.
We make this statement Just nov, As oar
ssrutsars not understood BY many VINO order
the paper By mail.
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sztA iGit EST-A Brick HOUSE, conssin-
4-.a Ing sever rooms. with tho usCAl out. hnitd-
iI-S, situa' ID on franklin between ga and
=! streets. Possession can be had Immediately
,eTm-, &c.. applyt0 70 LYME
an It's over : Roieker Drug store.
ga F0E REL ENr-"CLIFfOY HaUsE."-
81 Lis welt known House, conveniently Ioca-
- Ted on itth street, above Franklin, contains
y cry rouna with Ere places, many OF which
have aIEe closets % th EN-, besides partor dining
o 5.r, store room, kitchen and servants rooms
trra rcoo teuan-, s0ne improvements and re-
pslts - = he L-de.
Possession s.vs1 lst September. Apply to
VII. 4. ALLISON,
N -.-lw' Ne l4I Main ST.
gES Ft,.> q E%T-That very desirable and
go e4t-arrsnEsd d W l. Ii q, situated on
~ 5.ss-Lail, two doors abcve lst street, con-
4iA.Ac e,eut large rooms, with closets, passage,
rs aE-UEas, &c, There is also Kitchen, with
-aF5 tar2e rooms for servants, together with the
asEsl "ut-f buildings, hydrant, SC Immediate pos
'e7slca eIn be had. Fer terms, sc, apply to
Re-. 5. Lyme. Agent,
OElcs over a. Bodskers Drug s:ors,
= s.---a Ao: 10 ajg 4 ssst.
- E;.s4 itS:Sr - Il vusEs .-tts.,s
Co. .AC.i cE ga street, = 3rtk rice,; srCy.
- t.v-sA. Possession givsR Immediately.
lt-.-tE - . Z list TIC q o Z y & COT
& o. ~ ssh sigsst, Gs?geja's E;i}, sox os.r-
ESQ ~ 5S. =. l.. GIin2. 80 good t5n.a,s tLs
-gris VII os moasfsts. Epply to Kr. s.. BOW.
-'5. TN T-T"st, Ganolss all, or III the toaasry
= f-As,Ess-. y s-t5
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.0G TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS

ssFHi9Elgrey oseroo&t and Pants strapped
SeS'f-S-S-sIo on the top, snd checked with tri
,r2n The baggage car OF the Va. 6. 4. H., IN
ElthmoaS on Tuesday Wsdoesday last The
above rev ara Will be paid for The recovery Of tha
TFaRk Ni.h lis contents uain jursd.
ID. D WaITCOAB
so ln--lw Gsn'l Snn't "a C..
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ATLET AIRY GOODS.


II l. 4 A X \ % u $
l.s. -e-,. va3 a1i for sale
5as i FlE HAEhEitS, sssortst sizes.
taFaautA = LOCKS , lint sud Psrsl sale n.
rza aud R.ie FLIHTs.
t..-- 3 teN's Psrc ssion CAPS.
.s .js So Ypar TAC&S.
~. 1aG0te Barrel SF5T -oCSs
- st te .-trsi O. DO.
ys4-vp='> F..A1t Hsru.yInE RtFLE3.
~ aaseB boubje FHfG8ERS.
-esa Percussion UJ y NIPPLES.
r. k-av etNULEs.
ErzSu LINING SKINS. assorted coloys.
- d>s.B SADDLE TksES, assorted.
As.'. Box A5s PsfA.lel VICES, assorted
30. Ira. SHoE Tu9EAn, assorted.
r ..a Pstsot RIEX TENEAp, assorted.
q, ,.s Akaaisre' s-cpEd THREAD.
g.. tr,.s aat3 aa3 g G.fta THH.
g. zrE5E hss.sr Is AIMS.
&0ss0 Va'g sIA0S TRACES.
se-t-c 30 40 4A&Es
D. te5@u Earss ERCSEEk
D.. tc-er HAIFHETS assorted
= aessE 3 c,.3 W agon HAMEe
l~ wards AnsACF E0lTISd CLOTH ss.'a
s'T- Lea SeT SADDLE BAGS
.rEsu fHlDLk FfLLlS9S assorted
a.ssl fGI FANS, Assorted
cs Ea1 " -cGE Eht Sack FLAPS assorted
f dozen t~s-i sCd strap AISG s.
r- t1ha. a.A"L BOLTS ssscrfa al, u sna 7.x
E--~he. bAITH, 8HGDeE Z co,
& .i-. Ne. z Pessl street.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
BHcher sprang astrids one the pieces and fired
his nusket At the retreating enemy

BY this time the rein forcsments I referred
to coming from the direction OF Manassas.
had arrived on the ground, and, unperceived
sither by or tho enemy, marched rapidly to
our left and TO the right Of the Federal forces,
under cover OF a skirt Of woods. These rroo ps
consisted Of three Tennessee and one Virg,nia
regiments; from this position they poured into
the ranks of the enemy (whe were partly
concealed by thick undergrowth) the most
terrible ard deadly volley of musketry ever
witnessed; and then, with shout that rent
the air. they rushed in one grand sweeping
charge upon them. The enemy, terror strick.
en-, broke ranks and fed in the wildest confu-
SION over the hill ; the cavalry charged upon
them, sending terror and dtsmay among their
already confused and broken ranks; The guns
of Tho ca aptured batteries were turned against
hem; batteries were run upon emineoces
which commanded roads along which they
rstTeeted, and which raked and crushed their
dlsoroered columns dreadfuily, and shout
sitter shout rent the air from the victorious
southern troops.
Our cavalry pursued the retreatipg columns
Of the enemy fsr on the road towards Alex
sndria, capturing tbesides Staying numbers Of
ths wretches) more than two tnonsaud priso-
nsrs, immense stores of provisions. arms
AMMUNITION and equipments, of the finest
Kind Thos tabout soclockP NJ } WAS end
ed one OF the most desperate and bctly con-
tested battles ever fought, perhaps ON the m
erienn continent. Notwithstanding the grand
victory and brilliant success which Il lad
pleased Divine Providence 10 crown our arms,
and " hich we had strained our every nerve
10 gain, yet when the strife OF battle had
ceased, ths roar Of guns and the clash OF arms
had died away, and we had turned TO retrace
wsar!ly our steps 10 camp, 1t WAS In silence
and with sad and heavy hearts for we bore
aleng with many beloved and brave fellow
s0idiers-conr adss In battle, In peace our
tried and trusted friends, who Cn that field OF
baltic had yielded up their lives IN defence of
their country's rights. Gallant, brave and
lamantsd fellows, you could not have died
more nobly, or in a noslsr cause"
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ATEaN oHkvA.

49, SOUTHHRN STEAM rEttA.
81 TEkR CoMPAHf.-Fsrsons dt3iroa'
sno OF promoting this branch OF oar rs
t,ousl defence against cur enemy saa ys. nd
few shares OF the stock to subscribe FOR, ~ tler
once, No IL Pearl street, drst noof wnsFa 81 n
garmstion can be had shares sloe each, IN al :
- shI, ~ fa--fs
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Ritilmuno pispatft.
nK co,~AapIS - HAnM sasLxY.

.st.e EAl,s. G5.ns al 3H as s&fFs - sas-
e5. Ts-s 40 FgA As0 4 eukaSEs ekE=S ssS NsSs.
ss~sk3s s. ~ NtTt'sr " n1SsEy: FresIoI s."AA'
4. ss.~ o. 81 50 feS elk roatas IN ad~erse
go y SAL " sEALY DIsPAToS ~ fkasc
-, - -.AE sd YsfUkY si Sf, III sdvA1sA
..s- wHk " EAALf DISPATCH ff issnsd every
s+.yx xaL rss tsI - 1sabssFthegs ~ 81 Ter snSun.
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r--r AaIr ~ hand, large sappiy Of WALL
g-l ~ rs, 5n1 viii contract for &lynGu
r-s tH re made s. shv~t pOttes.
5. a. MYERS.
Corner Main end Pesrl s..ee;s.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

>ss's.-~z~r7-74 FOR ayNc L K Ito
s:sa' .s-assk2sssssssszl cave SATURDAY EVkNING-
The Canal Goat MIA SCOTT viii
ls&ve : above. Fer fEe st, gpplyt
GUY cox. Agents,
a. - & At Coye's Shed, D.ek street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

Z I a =
Il YEEsAC Sc
so sad ahos7eat n the c.ty. Companies
gays nod on ina aaoT;~st notice. Also, me patent
.ss- EE,5a seFvsE the fgnT fold purpose Of
<. Closkt Tent sad BIsuket. Call sud
sEs- 70 fae DEPOT, IN Governor aAd Main
.-rf --zE.F = 6AEkT' 2 Clothing Store.
-...|- litLIS fJT sale. " sJ--I1lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

.25d March 1918 Tho Provincial Congress
keaoi ed Tha! the san ct sbres hu .dre4
pom ds currapcy bs advanced TO tue said ~ ia "a
ocIaney tor lha Ok l.Ths8 pIrposs Vi bts
forthwith eree.iug proper mil II 6ing .s-
per ana c1tuD4 nies IN as great Psittc-toL al ~
d. L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

"a FIVE boLLARS RRWARD-LOst on
- &andey, July IS, between Fairfax Csurt-
fzssasassss House ard Mans sses JuAcAon or on tbs
~ . ae !, Gold Hunting Case LRYRE
- 4 r Il, marked no so,3as, John Crags 8
'tr'ha1ip pt@n square, Londsa." reward OF sa5
ri "a psId tor its dsiivsry TO Col J. f. q. sTU-
hRr. lat ! a Cavalry. Fairfax Court House, or 10
the ~sft2,p ct tbs Powhatan Troop, at Manassas
Il. W. sTE0Et,
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-07-30
Enics Ut MnehingiOn.

One Of tie causes of the disastrous defeat
near Manassas wa, '5ala,,s the thorough ac-
quainarco Of The r.lo,t with movements at
Washington, - w..a ot spies. Mr. Ray
morI writes 90 Che New York TrijNHe Of the
effect, loft at Fairfax : .as Gyins Secession
troop:
Ouc J;,coyg,r was mad, Of somn signifi
canoe. Car HcC9ve'l has had the Topo-
graphical Engineers uoior his charge EN-.
ploycd tur several weeks in preparing n very
minute and accurat, nap of this portion OF
the State. 1t lad been LroIgh; to a very
high state Of perfection aui WAS particularly
valuable from tie fact that no good maps Of
this county have ever before been made. A
few Photographic copies OF this map were
made few days since Tor the use Of the War
Department and OF the c,i..ols engaged in tho
movement. One OF those maps was found in
the camp Of the Palmetto Guards. Ofcourse
it could only have como ,assa by the treach-
cry Of some person holding responsible posi-
ton in our Government