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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
THE JEFFERsoN1AN !: DEMoCRAT.

papers and parts Of books, and thus gain q
groat dcal et knowledge entirely unobserved.
Tho slave knows how TO keep secrets con-
sequently, any schema which may be on
foot 10 seldom discovered.
Tdcro is but little nows from tho army In
Western Virginia. Gen. Cox 10 at Sewoirs
Mountain; Floyd and Wiso are within sight,
and fortifying. Con. Rosecrans has Joined
Gen; Coz with his whole forco. There
must be battle before long between these
armies. IL is not probable that either army
will retire upicss driven back. Our army
is well.fsd and woll.clO,hed, notwitnstand.
iugtthe great food which has swopt tho
valleys OF all these great rivers. II Roso.
Grams had larger force, he would be able
to surround Gen. Floyd and capture his
whole force, A sweep of that kind would
end the war in Western Virginia. Tho
KanawhA valley 10 now entirely FREQ from
armed Socessionists. Government boats
arc running regularly, loaded with army
stores. The entire valley 10 u-dor martial
law. ........ ...
There have been two skirmishes near
Gauloy Bridge, within short time, in which
q part Of our Company, assisted BY others.
killed l5 or 20 rebels, capturing DO or so
prisoners and somo horses and stores. The
recent high water has dono an enormous
amonnt of damage in this valloy. Tho sal,
works arc perfect wreck. Thousands OF
dollars of property have boon destroyed
Many buildings hoatcd down the river! A
great many people arc compelled to fly
from their houses and sock safety in tho
mountains. Ono-hslf of tho village oi
Charleston was 10 fset under water. Boat
were rowed directly over the streets. ri
amos and other fine household furnitpr.
wore seen floating on tho water. Men who
wore In good circumstances before thi,
food, are to day in absolute want, with moi
roof TO cover them. YOury truly.
.... ..... GEO. l.. WOOD.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
Vote of Geauga County.

The vote Of this County was very light
but nearly unanimous for the Union.
For Governor, Tod received 1924 votes
Jewett, l9; Scattering, 9.
For Judge, Cbaffee, 1855; Wilder, &c
BisselI, 26; Scattering, 3.
For Senator, Hitchcock, 1893; Scat
tering, 8.
For Representative, Woodbury., 1914
Scattering l.
For Treasurer, Newcomb, 1918; Scat
iering, 2.
For Prosecuting Attorney, Garfield,
1898; Scattering, 3. ...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

FRoM New ORLEANS Reliable informa.
tion from New Orleans says that the Fed
eral forces occupy Ship Island and the
Chandeliers. and that they .havo lumber
on Ship Island sufficient to build ac.
commodatious for ton to twolvo thousand
troops. The announcement Of the capture
OF New Orleans is regarded as premature,
but it is believed that the Federal forces
can take New Orleans In the rear and si.
lenoe their batteries. thus rendering is oasy
for the fleet to come up the river. and an
attack was considered imminent by the
people there. The Confoderates had plant
cd columbiads a. !Carrollton. nine miles
above New Orleans, and at Englishtown,
below tie city. .. D .,s.E ..s.f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

How Scorr's LIFE WAS SAvED.-One oi
the soldiers in the Vermont regiment tO
which private SCOTT, the soldier sentenced
to be sho, for sleeping upon his post, be.
lOngod, relates an incident which shows 10
a strong light the kind. hearted character OF
our President. Scott was to be shot early
in tho morning. On the afternoon before
IL was decided to pardon him. but tho place
Of bis confinement was six or seven miles
from Washington. President Lincoln tele.
graphed to the otiicor In charge of tho oxo-
oution, but getting no reply. and fearing
that his message might have miscarried, he
went himself after dark to the encampmont,
to make sure that all was right.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
The Fremont Case.
WA sHINGToN, G

...f WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.
Col. B!sir's charges against Gen. Frs-
mont were considered in Cabinet meet
ing. called for that purpose to-day. Col.
Blair was in attendance. The charges
are very elaborate. The first allegation
Of incapacily embraces twelve speciica-
tons. Despite the assertions to the con-
trary. the Western command was offered
to Wool, who hampered his acceptance
with SO many conditions as to show that
he wasn't tho man. Cincinnati Gazette.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

BREcKINRIDGR.--The reason of tho sudden
fight OF Breckenridge from Lexington. was
the discovery, 10 q castle" Of the X. @. O.
at Padocab. of documents proving him to
be knight OF that reasonable order. The
seizure OF tho documents was kOpt secret
until several Of tho traitors had been ar.
rested Three of them are now in Fort
Lafayette. BrockinridgO got wind of his
danger In season TO escape. The documents
impiicate Gov, Magofiiu quite as deeply.
Among tho papers was letter from two
members OF Mr.. BuchanAns Cabinet, while
yet in office, stating the number and quality
OF arms which would bo ia tho Southern
States at the expiration OF their terms OF
office, aud other Information which will bo
OF use when tho rebellion is crushed. :,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
The Election.

AT this writing q A. N.Y. we, have
only the result Of the election in the city,
hardly any reurns having been received
from the townships in this county, or
from other portions Of the State. In the
city Tod has majority Of 1917. Jewett
having small majorities in the Cd. 9Th,
9Th and ilth Wards. in 1867. Payne
had majority of $40 over Chase. In
1859. Dennison had majority Of 1863
over RanHey. The result OF yesterday 8
vote is most gratifying to all lovers oil
true Union principles. We have no time
for further remarks for this morning 4
issue.--Leader Of Wednesday. ..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
es-A British oticer writing from Tebe

G5-A British officer. writing from Tebe-
ran. Persia, TO the "Londou Times" re.
marks "A Cathartic Pill. manufactured
by AN American Chemist, (DR J. O. AVER
of LowolI, Mass.,) has cured the Shah of a
Liver Complaint that threatened his life.
This simple fact. as might be expected, rem.
ders the Americans immensely popular
here, while we English arc overlooked.- -
Doubtless our own scholars made the dis.
coyeries WHICH he emPlOys, aud thus It 10 ia
everything; wo do the labor, then the
mousing Americans put THAR mark on il and
take the reward. Doctor Aver is idolized
by tho Court aud its TetaiDers here, which
will doubtless be reflected to him on q gold
snuff boz, or diamond hilted sword. Will,
not the name even Of Davy. Christisoa Of
Brodie-the great lights by which he shines
is knOwn."-[New York Sunday Paper.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

IaS-The Toronto (Cs) Leader calls on
tbe GoVernmoht to vindicate i,solf by in'
siituuug orimiaai proceedings at once
against Federal agents engaged in enticiDe
men Cor service In the Federal army.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

|our correspondents curiosity is per.
fectly natural, but he must excuse us from
disclosing any peculiar information that
might endanger the "union" cause, so
Justly dear TO us all.-ED. DEN.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

EU Gen. w. T. Sherman is 10 super.
sede Gen, Anderson as the head Of the
department OF Cumberland. Gen. Ander-
son retiring on account oi lll-eealth,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

ID. eTThe nnmber of volunteers entering
the service from all the loyal States, 10 now
about 10000 per week. ..U n - -.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

H1-It Is estimated that the National debt
will be $500, 900 BY the fret of Decem-
Dor next,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

es-Sonator Bingham, of Mich, diod of
apoplexy, at his residence in Greon Oak, on
Saturday last.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-08

Die ut n,6'r Iatsn. ueroen }gm arfeytt y, er m-.:s-
te.esi gSult Gnl tpdltsE lr.cc l],7rs1ee ans 6Fg-rs-.
S.f-stIsrEg BET Er. FDb
q. EtgnF. reter rtr spfB.ri-4 eu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-08
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18
rErHoHAn6s-
rRnN NnRrH wEsrsRN vIRaINtA.

LOursvlL. July 10 -Sen- Garnstss forces did mol
exceed 900 and G,. kcclenans federal forces we're
about ~ 600. Tbs federal troops we're IN three col
umns. Gen ysrris had aanked the sen'nsrn troop on
the North Sen. Mcclellan approached on thu Soutt;
ana Ga. Rcsencrantz advanced in 'front.' Gen. Ga;-
0s command stood their ground TO the last possible
moment Of safety and the retreat must have been adj
mraby managed the pursusrs had no opportunity OF
using their small This owing to the fact that
the rear well guarded In the retreat of the Con-
fsdera;e TROOPS they twice faxed by coGvergen.
columns
At the last accounts only twenty of the Southern
troops we're killed and they were successfully retresng
towards ST. GsOrge The federalsts evidently INDUCED
the hope that Gen. Hill who vas at oakland would head
OF the eoCfedess in their retreat towards Hardy
".
l. must be remembered that Gen. Gsrneit's troops
have kept Gen. Nc. Cean colums in check for sever
Al weeks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18
THE NORTHERN CONGRESS.

wAsHnoIOS July 10 In the House to-day. the bill
authorizing the calling of the militia to suppress re.
beiOn has been passed. The bill provides that the
militia may be discharged within sixty dsy1 after the
meeting Of the nsx: COngss unless Congress otherwise
directs
The military BILL authorizing the call for Ave hundred
thousand troops has passed with the Senate's amend.
msnts. An additional amendment has been proposed,
that the President sha select and msorgene-
rails from the regular command.
hr Rreckenridre spcke in justification Of the bul "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18

fHE SUNDAY ASrtLIQuoz LAw.-EOur or five more
liquor sellers were befsre The Mayor Yesterday charged
with violating the ordnance requiring rum mills to b,
closed on Sunday. John R-inhardt was reported oy
ofhset Davis Sbo went INTO the bar room, and saw a
tray fs Of ice broken up ready for eiabsrds told
the Mayor that be kept The ice Easked for the oens
ht OF sex soldiers who nght sPPy for IL The Mayor
renin led Rensrdt that there vas no proviSo to the
sGn-nse allowing him ohtrs 10 exhibit their patret,
m and philanthropy in this manner, the 6ao OF sl0
Was ilp0sed Rsihhsrds also 6nsd To- aching hQuos
wIthos; license officer Dava esA;fYing that Be had
drank brandy and whisky u the shop several times and
tho aaused Gdmi.Dg that be had no tavern hcsr "a.
tSGs u'Brien wss presented BY eiHser Kelly. who
saw usa passing In and out Of TO passage entry on
SGniy He knew that 0'Rrisn KEEP, grocery. but was
not absolutely es,ae that he sold draSs he reported
s'r AoEs'er, eIPerinentaly, and, On executing tie
qomroas saw men drinking q. the bar in the baSk room
Of QBreas gsOcs'y.- ne Mayor imposed ne usual
hoe q siI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18
CITY ITEMS.

rSsNhILI5~.-rhe mOdihOatOn Of the Wholesale cali
ing out Of the militia only illustrates the great iDpropre-
~ OF the measure What the effect Of the draft. il
nov stands vii be- remains TO be Que fleet,
understand will be involve the city, in total darkness
at uigaS exceps Shen ths shines. all the en-
ployees at the gas works have been enrolled and will
have to 90 wisn toe "nilher" Burglars and thievt
viii doubtless pTeplrs TO reap harvest Vice will stalk
abroad boldly and candle makers will be oyerrun with
customers
number 81 persons Who have been surolled are u<-
ing Efforts to obtan substitutes. People from te 1uh-
side OF James river, who DESTROYS Of serog their
county in the militia, in request at It's time. II
toey DO not come forward now and sept the bounty,
ney viii only have to muster in WheE their time comes
without bounty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOrsyuLx, JAY 1.-Two of Rousssau's Captains
have had rsDcOuutsr IN which received triins
sho, in the heed md he other who is recent graduate
Of The Indiana Peui,entAry. was only slightly hurt Tue
difficulty originated ia stealing each others recruits.
Joshua ]. J2wett is dead.
A trunk containing books and buttons vas seized At
zoe depot here to day Pistols drawn but not used
Toe owner Of the trunk mildly advised that mask
ed battery of forty musksts bearing upon him, and
order was restored.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18

AjorsTS CoSPlSr.-By reftrevee to our advertising
eolIons ii will be seen tia, another volunteer company
WILDE enrolled a; the corner OF Back and lOSh sireet
Evry person who connects himself with the company
WILDE expec.sd furnish his oWn uniform ard equip
meas--an arrsnsemsnt which vii perhaps ensure ho
nOgoety in toe composition of the eOrss Full infor-
mAfi'n mar be obtained at the Ctice cesgeated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18

rHS SRooTiSG CAsK-GsO. W. BoEman. who shot
W. D. wiLoa, on Main street, Tuesday AfIeraOOu, vls
rrAgned before The Mayor Yesterday Several witness
we're examined, Que OF whom Elidc Il appear that the
sfOlgS Goae 10 selidefence While another ehsrsc-
.srtsS Is - "a cold coded murder" TIE Aayor con
NGpee he case order that be night have interview
with ne SeczetAry o. War before deciding whether he
military authorities for trial ae,Ordus ~ tss articles Of
war
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
1000 SLAVES WANTED,
BY Hire or by Purchase.

WE will purchase hire te N Of Eve years Five Hun
w dred or Thousand tlave LaDore. TO ,he s-uth
In gon protected from invAsion or moests
ton during conflict whih sections
rey hs.hy and the dsnss some .ce or ,o nile. .s.
Of Shreveport penetrss OF the nn.s Agricultural
This company has nagnncent land grant from Texas
for mile Of the eompahy coosructs for the
the boundary Of Texas hks h- d. esent Tie
Company cannot command cash for labor tn.
YEAS BY hrso By the actual purchss the company viii make
the most liberal Add sh
vhef for the hire purehsss uh In the
doubted Of 800 os 1000 slaves isnis eotre Viii
taken either By he or By purchase Ibe
oera because The BY
lei. on bonds Of the company At
rates almost equal 70 cash. All III, hsh psay are
,ympahy the sId drEree Of parallel Of
ade has the sanction Of OF the kuropssn
gum and svzerl.ni- Of large capt.. CONNIE c.i
and contractors Of these count Con.ress Of De
company through A.on. New MeI CO. and 6sOrni. som.
100 go Of land and loan Of M SIX ndons
House Of wa smende Ia the Senate ony
sd to become !.. The ..n' of time and the startling
No company the word has larger 10 successful
he spproSsoS Of many Anso.n sss and Europe.1
ernmenspromising much benefit ckholders and 10
Completion aero his Continent n. , n. VIM
ss and the whole Pacific the tru.sures
CUT he % su s ss.
Owing each it, due and natural which
past and, annually Increasing vii stn more co.
rich tLoss .iO shall control Il IN the future.
.onsbie secureS and the most liberal iii
be made Win ,.vso.oe-rvns hen rms sheh must We
ment tens Of CONTRACT the say Of the slaves themselves
'd%I' as sn Ii. B. ss. S o. qsS
late Of Warrington and now in Richmond v. dina
Presiden, Of the eou,hern Pacific Railroad Compauv
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Law CARDS.

an IraJoor sEvnLa
KERFOOT Il WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsRLLORs At Law,
pALLAs, TExAE
N. B-Prompt attention Collect ID and Land Claims;
Thompson, Jr Amherst H. VA ;iar.nd Christian, lynch
T ss1s vi oa ni; 6.ss 90 a'
DAVID .. q. CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Amherst He VIII .sead to any Law business entrusted 70
e. Address. Tys svsr w.rehous. p O., Nelson Co.. v.
CAMM PATTESON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRAoTIsE IN THE COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON AND AMHERST.
ONCE Buckingham O. III.
ds24-dsr
PARKE POINDExTER,
ATT ORNE Y AT LAW.
Richmond CITY, Va.
WILL practice in al the Court. held In The o 9, Rshnoed
Once The 1<h Pearl and Main eee the
store Of Noah waier 90. de9o-ly
u WALTER Fl. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN ely AT LAW.
RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice regularly Ia all Courts held In the City
w Richmond. and counties Of Hsnriso Chesterfield and Ans
once No Law Building, FRANKLIN strset ds6-sn
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD B0ULDIN and his son WOOD BoULDIH, IT.,
w hsve united In tie practice Of the Law. In the counties Oh
Wooo s ssLil saS vooD BouLD1s,
Doydton, Talcott Post once,
hsckenburs county. Charlotte cou ny.
o.is-ly
J. THOMPSON DROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL 4, ,hs ooarts ~ & eide, a, Richmond and
w tersburg and the counties Of Hnrico and Chesterfield
oee In Belvlns Block 9th street. near State O. H. au91
EUsTACE GIBSON.
ATTORNEY at LAW.
w Montgomery and PULASKI and viii collect remit pune.
tuaiy for ali claims placed In hii hands
Post Once, Giles Court House, Va Jyl7-
JOHN w. GREEN,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts City Richmond saf
w County OF Henreo. Strict attention Will given
ns entrusted 70 him ~ once The present Win his n
r. Q. & B. Q. BOULDIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
oHARLoTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
CouIts.-oharO,s. Prince Edward, ApponaoI, hscien-
targ AID Lanenburs myis-iy
p. y. BRECKENRIDGE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
pRAoroks in the Courts Oso.ssOurs and adjoining counties.
fsqs~iy P..,oussurs. Bo.s.our. ooun.y,va
Iyisssi. king WE. Old Church. R.pov~.
DOUGLAS d GREGORY
TWILL all the Courts Of King william and Hanover 4
DOUGLAS will also stiend The Courts Of King ousea
and Caroline -fels-iy
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FROM Nj 'SOURI

JrTrrRsOS CI1r, Mo, July l5.h-4OOO kssourisns
have assembled Georgetown, and have three pieces OF
artillery The people AOcsipg 70 the State standard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18

BUCKLES, SPURS, &c.
TUsf received and for ale
30 pr Leather Saddle bsgs, assorted
$50 sross Roller puchles, assorted q, 1, XIX;
10 Japaunsd Harness Buckles a.soned;
90 Bra" "s., y, q, inch;
sdoz Japanned Mule Bits;
80 lbs ehoe thread,
100 lbs Ii 10 shse Thread;
dOz Bras Post Bits
80 Timed and Plated apurf;
80 lbs Copper Riye's and Burr;
100 lbs cord Thread, assorted colors;
1000 lbs Cotton Tent Rope;
800 lbs Jut, Hemp Rope
IL dos Timed surrups.
Typ SMITH, RHODES / CO.
COMRTHIEG NV.
y PJHUs JUGS FOR COOLING WATER
We have hand upply Of the Jugs shcl SELL
Ing cheap and have Ice every family should
Gal NJ KEEskE PAIRS P,ttery,
jy9 Corner OF 18th and Cary streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-18

nLANTaYEOS nOOk.-
PLASTArIOs AsD RARN INSTRUCTION,
REGULATION, EECoRD,
uTvCSTORI, And ACC Unit BOOK
Vor ts s5-gsrs ofats sse ior ~ better oSderaS
- gbf astaion and b0sines Ia many Paro
eiz-- ry z-a PLANTER 'Ordsr Heaseas srsl Az
y -g4NuOLPH AAs published new ard Improved editions
m s ald prices year fti for ITo years 49, of
trrs ygArs SD years 6s Tor avf y-fs 70 hfe
Galhel edaoa 5.4Jsssy s1spsed for Vosi'p hAoAtons
ms SAILOR o. o. The mos, saeee,sa farer1 N
he aad ths UsienAte use o. has aiaeo 'sn
Of thoasAnis % to.Arsto his estate.
a - 800 Ia api9
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THE LONDON TINES COhhEoIoNpsNi'
Nav YORK. July ls-RusssI, in one Of his letters to
the London Times says that the American camps are in
worse eoedi,on than he ever witnessed camps 10 the
CrimsAn war.
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urcufrvI prPARrxrsT,

rxrcufrvI prPARrxrST,l
uurrr. nrI KS5.S,D Va; ssn: II issi
the troops IN the Geld with Small Arms Fled Artey and
Anmaniion thereof requiring division Of labor, the following
The ooons Of Ordnance ofvrsna will eonpus TO attend to
TIL. sss The manufacture Of Field Carriages and Calls
The making up of all kinds Of ammunition udIns manu-.
acure OF Percussion oa and the isans o. the u. be At
cy witch parposs much Of the Ammunition
hand tn Armoy and the Accommodation for further
pose by this State turned the Confederate tsshones
The Colonel Of orSnssee q Vrsni. viii mai. u. necessary
jeiSN. JOHN LrroHrl
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE POTOMAC,
hAsAsAAs JUNCTION, June 95th, 1861. I
Genera orders
On and amer soh instant, no person whatsoever with or
without except fron u. war Dsp.rtnen, win be per-
Intention pa thereafter Into the United States
' bJ order Of Brig Gen: lr.u..o,sD
ie2T A. A AdJt General.
ORDNANCE DEP AlrrIyr,
v.eox 4. neI 1.os,,. Jolly H. H. iISi;i
n neni DfasocK.
jy12-lv Colonel Of orinAncs-
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
ALLAcCoUTRKmENTsA NDEa riPME>Ts
vim ffcm ard amer date 0rdnsaes
house, the corner Of 18Th and Cary streeia
je 15-1 Col Of ordnanc, Of Virginia
EXCELSIOR CAMP BEDSTEAD.
WE beg leave 10 call attention Ct the der Camp
w Bedatead which eth Tx superior ~ thing In the
nulst has the unqualified eounendaJn Of ,hns officers
have Gene and H. and you Will be satls ID Of
perfect adaptation 10 the want, Of The soldier.
We have hand and daily faurng Camp etoo
and Czmo o. eats, Ct various styles and prices.
Call al the Furnture Wsrsroous Of
BINvoRD 4 PoRTER
~ Ida Cor ls h and Fratkin ss.
A new supply Of Rifles and Pistols.
TUsf received md for sale at reduce prices
- 10 Dr. tca Loa Ing Rides justin pateat
Do DO d. merrii': do
9Navy size Pis.cl,, 6shooters
ksvolv-rs 81 'iG.rrnt sizes
Those N I'D A, well 10 call and examine these
Rifles ., q bsrga n d tnned. WESTON WILLIAMS
l!-3. No Pearl s., Richmond Va
INREsu rURNIP sEE we have en- hand luta Bag. and
HOrfot Turnip Seed Of this years growth, Of Iupehor quail
", raised In Virginia
I'LL For sale BY GEO. WATT 30.
DACON.-15o surry cured family
Id 81 kegs La
In store and for sale by W. ii PLEAskKTs
I'LL IS sfreet
NOTICE Il wish get empovmeat as 0v.rs,er for the
IN ensui year; having had fifteen experience
james Re es estate Ny address Columbia Pu'a
county, Va k0BT. kRobPIrr
Harrison Xix Archer Page Goochl'nd. Va John Hobson,
Howards Neck Gooehland Va David Johnson Et Island vh
ginA I'LL -1w
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nKOLAssEs.-oriss md Popse xeo nessss. md ssssr
M Hoase syrup, for sah ~ ,.,nov so~
jeao JOHN GORDON SON.
MILITIA Y CLOTHIN0,
M 500 pes, heavy lotto ade Pahh
panies
100 pea heavy Grey Tweed Pants.
NOAH WALKER = co,
les Corner ofMsin and 1sth, Pearl btreit.
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ANOTHER SCHOONER CAPTURED.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NV YORk, July l6.-The Schooner Ella, from Tam
pcO for New York, has been captured of New Orleans
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