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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-12

The s-rsGfssF bEessGHg OF Gbs age, Gs
She discovery of a perfect cure for the Rheuma-
tism, Gout and Neuralgia, and the pernicious eff.
fects OF Mercury, which is effected without any
Inconvenience, or the use of internal medicines.
We are satisfied to its adaptation to those here
tofore incurable complaints, and take pleasure in
calling the atten ton OF our readers TO the adver-
tisement In another column of paper, Of DR..
Leland's Anil Rheumatic Band. oc3-d&wIm
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IELosDoE, Sept, l27.-zWheat declined 70
I'd. Corn very dull. Sugar advanced Cd.
Tea arm. American securities quiet and
steady. Consols 939s3t for money.
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New Dry Goods.
q GH-aPKER g I'd

n GM.A E M1 a. - @ cSS4SS ~S ." " 80
Az Main street, have received large assortm en-
OF all kinds of Dry Goods and will continually rel
ceive new supplies in spite Of the war;. viii
chean.
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.SsHrGf gfa, Nervous RheSmGsSssss,
was the frat of line OF Nervous Complaints, to
which HSsaetUslrs TolH AHodyns so sgnally
adapted. II has proved all we claim for it,
There il but ooe, and only obstacle to immedI-
ate results, which IS Tpdigessi. ~ As the Anodyne
is based tirely all objections TO mereurisls,
weakening 20 the muscular and intestinal parts
of the body, simple Pin PERFECTLY adapted to the
Anodyae il r eparcd by the proprietor, and will
be sent, when requested, "free' until plans
latured for placing their true character assist
ant TO the Ancdyne, and most perfect Family
Physic before the world. See advertisement.
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PrOerAstfm aetORs-Why put of your cure :
If you are suffering with the Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, or Weakness Of the Digestive Organs,
do not delay but resort at to the use Of HoOf
EaMd's German Bisxsrs. We positively aud unhesi-
stingiy say, they will cure sos, they have done
thousands before you.
These Bitters are for sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicines, at Is cents per bottle.
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CHRIS. HEDDERICH, Collector.
Sept. 81, 1861. IYolksbote copY.l

GHVO I'LL WHOM n SN.G - COW
N Germ. All persons knowing Themselves to
be indebted to the City Of Evansville for License Of
any kind, or whose License have expired and have
not renewed them, are hereby notifed that, be-
Ing In su b arrears, will proceed, from and after
Monday, the I'd day Of September, 1861, to carry
out the Ordinance in such casea without regard 70
persons. Z. s. MARTIN, City Marshal.
August 18th, 1861. - -' aug3O
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PsTTsBURG, Oct. IL th.-River ten feet
and five inches by the pier mark and fall
ing. Weather cloudy. si-.seI Il $50.
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~EFfesSt0s Company !-Yol1nteers who ex-
psct 10 retain their health unimpairtd during the
campaigr, nust see to 1t themselves; do not trust
TO the Army Surgeons; sapply yourselves with
HoLLowAY'S PILLS ana OINTMENT. Every
English Soldiers Knapsack contains them. Only
Is cents per Box or Pot. ocS
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NOTHING Else DOES Me ANY

LANCASTER q. Ii, d. C.g May 1890.
Dr. c. M Jackson Philadelphia Dear Sir:
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia for q number Of
years, and until three years since could find
nothing which would afJrd me relief. Fortunately
for me, 1 heard Of CDR. HoodaRd's German Bit
ters,'' and thought would try them; not, how
ever, with much faith that should be bsnsntted
To my surprise, found that. on taking few
doses, 1 relieved Of the pain, in my side aud
cheat, my appetite became good gained strength,
aud in felt stronger and IN better health tnsn
I had fol- loug time. DO not allow myself TO be
out Of the Bitters II can obtain them for moth ng
else does any good 1iliing az ali times ana
ready St - my case 90 any one Who may wish TO
know the ul1 particulars and shall with pleasure
recommend them to all.Who may pc anieted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, for believe II
anything will give them relief, they viii be re-
lieyed by Hoohsnd's German Bitters. Many per-
cons in this district have used the Bitters with
beneficial results, and have no doubt you could
get numbe; of certificates, were you 70 ask for
have been very much benefited by the use Of your
medicine.
about six years OF age, was cured OF JG'i.d1es by
Hollands German Bitters. think it best to
mention this, as have never known them used in
any other OF the kind
Respectfully You,
Witness, J. D. GLKsE
These Bittsrs are prepared by DR.. c. n. Jack
son, 4lS Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn.s and are
sold at rs cents per bottle by druggists and store
keepers in every town aud village In the United
States, Canadas and South America.
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SHOES! SRORsY SHOE sgyy--s.V
~ almost endless variety Of Shoes just opened at
SCHAPKEH BUSSIRG'S,
Bep2s No. 40 Main street
HFSSOLUTEOJN" or COP.RRTJNcER-
LIZ SHIP.
The copartnership heretofore eXisting between
E. J Dobeu and T. Conyngten, under the name
and style of DobeIl COnyngton, was dissolved by
The retiring therefrom of Thos. Conyngtoi. the
business will be continued at the old stand by L. J.
DobeIl E. j. DOBELL,
THOS CONJUNCTION.
In retiring from the book trade ia Evansville, 1
bag leave to thank nay friends for past fvors, and
10 solicit continuance OF their faYors to my late
partner, u. J. Dobeu, whom can recommend In
every way TO their support.
seplo-imd THos. CONJUNCTION.
DR.RyV.
I'D at 40 cents b 100 lbs, at
ssp13 H. A. COOKS.
Notice of Application for License.
The undersigned viii apply TO ih7 bosra o. tIiil-
missioners of Vanderburgb county, at thelr De-
cember term, 1861, to be held at the Court House
in said county onthe first Monday OF SAID montn,
for License 70 retail apirituous Iqsors, az their
place OF businsst situate he North west cerpsr
Of Walnut and Water Streets II EYsnavls, Indiana
~ r. y, CIVILIAN.
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MAY0RIa 0EFTCE

EVANSVILLE, August Goth, 1851.
All persons who received hre arms of any 1escrp-
ton from the CITY the night of the 23d of June,
and have not returned them yet, are requested to
return them without delay.
aug27 y W. BAKER, Mayor
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Nnfice Ia Tav Pavars

Notice is hereby given to the Tax Payers of the
City of Evansville that have received from the
Clerk of-the Common Council of said City, the
now ready TO receive the taxes contained ia said
Duplicate.
MY Office Is at No. So Main Street, in the Wash.
ington Hotel building second door below Third
CHRTa HrnnEPInII collo..or
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q Wet POERTOR&.
- % bush peime Sweet Potatoes, for sale al
gspf3 II. a. COOKS.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER OF COUNCIL DTRRCTiNC


And now here it appearing TO the Common Couu-
ell oftbe City of Evansville, that Lot No. 20 in
Block No. II, StOckweu's Enlargement, City of
Evansville, Is 90 situated that water collects and
remains stagnant thereon and the owner or own.
ers Of said Lot are hereby directed required by
the said Council to II up said Lot to such height
as viii prevent water from collecting and remain
lug stagnant thereon, within thirty days from the
passage of this order.
1, Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evans
vii do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
and complete copy of order of said Council,
passed on the lst day of June, A. D. 1861, so far
as 1t reatss to the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have heremto subseribed
my name and affixed the seal of said City, this
10th day of September, A. D. 1861.
PATRIOK BURKE.
AO0TKCB TO COyN~TR.R CT0RS.
o The Common Council of the City of Evans
vile will receive sealed proposals until the 18th
day Of October, Is l. for grading the Alley extend
ing from Sycamore TO Vine Street. and 8 tuate be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Streets, in said city.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
"A Office go CONTRACTORS.
y The Common Council of the City of EvauB-
Vile viii receive sealed proposals until the 18Th
day OF October, 1851 for grading the Alley extend
Ing from Sycamore 70 Vine Street, and situate be-
tween Second and Third Streets, in said city
Clerks Office. Sept 20, 1ss1.-sept2I.
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/ q N N E w E l. l. 5

- = = - = n =
"a c D q g 5HNff n EN- ED s.
By it, simplicity and most perfect adaptation TO iI
Throat and Lung Complaints, from Infancy o. old
age, asks for special attention SosfrcfY are th-,
laws Of Medicine con formed 10, rHs ash the same
freedom Of Ia disease, AS its strict natural ~
ture, that would OF food 20 hunger. Both uras.
alogous, and both untrue, unless they eau De- al..
plies 90 he letter Therefore, FROM WfO0pfsg
CoUGH, the terror Of childhood 70 Lung jr1pisit.-
common % iii ages, iI ~ A RrMEIiy
n T. n n e w r LII -
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"OOD RROO.Ms,
Wv In consequence Of the hard uues, tou ran
buy good broom Of Yickery Bros, for 5 cents
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In retiring from the book trade ia Evansville, 1
bag leave to thank nay friends for past favors, and
10 solicit continuance Of their faYors to my late
partner, r.. ]. Dobeu, whom can recommend In
sepl0-imd THos. CONJUNCTION.
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s'pS''iu'' A. l'T aA !, sslssrsm..h,

Witness, J. D. GLESE
These Bittsrs prepared by DR.. G. M. jack
son, 41s Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn, and are
sold at 70 cents per bottle by druggists and store
keepers in every town aud village in the United
States, Canadas and South America
r2v
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yagHs's .Sgws Mixture &c Gn Snf@Ssf09s
remedy for Fever and Agus. The experience OF
many years, In almost every climate, proves that
whore used In strict accordance with the diree'
tons, It has rarely fsiled TO curs not only break
ing the chiIa, but by removing tbs morbid habits
OF the systam-preventing the recurrence Of the
disease.
Fessr azd ASus, though not In itself dangerous,
Is apt, unless speedily removed, to have such per-
nicious eject on the system 20 endanger disor.
dsrs much mere baueful than Itself, aud which not
only render the after life Of the patient miserable
bnt are In themselves often fatal. a prompt and
s6setzal remedy Is therefore what is wanted, and
as such. DR y. JAYNE's AGUE MIXTURE is
confidently rsconnended, For sale by Mesars
KELLER & WHITE, EvaDsyIls. and by Agents
everywhere. sep2Sdefss&w4w
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u rbs for 81 90. al ... .........
sep13 Il A. COOK
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HTssOEUTFO.N. OF COP.RRT.N-ER

The copartnership heretofore existing between
E. J. DobelI and T. Conyngten, under the name
and style of Dobe1l & Conyngton, was dissolved by
The retiring therefrom of Thos. Conyngton- the
business will be continued at the old standby e. J.
DobeIl r. J. DOBELL,
THOS. CONJUNCTION.
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NRESH B UTT'B r.,

n At l215cts per pound, mt
NGCKEhY BROS,
aug2 No. 81 Main Stree
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SHOES! SROESyg SHOE Silly
~ almost endless variety Of Shoes just opened at
SCHAPKEH 4 BUSSIRGSs
saD2s No. 40 Main street.
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At a meeting of the Board of Directors Of tho
Evansville Library A ISOLATION, held the
ing OF the 9th inst, the following order pass
ed, to-wit: --t ts- ~
ordered. That a call Of SO per share on al took
subscribed TO the Evansville Library Association.
and 81 contributions for the present year be made,
payable at the Library Rooms on Monday, the 9th
inst. PHIL. O.. DECKER. Eeo'9.
sep -l7-3wd
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D4RLM POi6.F5RR,

R0UTS or I'LL (Eyv-DS.
a. For sale by s. Il. GILBERT a. co.
juy27 No. Sycamore Street
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Homo Knit SocL

Home A01C SOCKS.
II E.GRGE STOCK or CODs%~TR b
OH Knit Socks on hand, worth from IS cents t.
90 cents, at SCaAPKER & BUSSINGS,
aug22 NO4y Main Street
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= ffsir,@1aessfeSl NEWELL. Proprietor
Principal Office No. 8 SpsaessifSaf.
Hsagns a.

- 7lsOIu lJ al IeHI I5UIllDI3 UtlITeFda-"
a WHITE, Wholesale a. RetaAhsrs.
apI3 - VI ~ i@a--.i4 EVANSVILLE, aeuts.
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fThs time here set down is adjusted 60 eOstrGet
kOsrs On the River there Is variation according
hor ~
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EBRsRvVs /"
Ii at 40 cents p 100 lbs, at
sspl3 II. A. COOKS.
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HDAEFEE IND AsL.E STAs0'G PG u
A&> DER. 60 kegs best quality, for sale by
e III q FF~F 8. u. sGtLBEkF & CO.,,
augz0 - ~ No. 4 SycanIofs Street
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E6A s.RNULK .RsV-KB Af.aAssa.sgssa-
gWU MAKERS wanted i'm nlediately. Enquire
Of or address FOPF q LONG, or J. p. EbbIO IT
Evansville, Ind. s---,e Sept l-iw
n NE W SUl-PLT or. TOILET
On Articles Just received at
al sag m51l teyrrat7 s h y. sCHLAEREkHs
ocl -r ~ s. New Drug store.
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SneciaI Notices.

ROstefsss-,s Stomach Bfftsrs.-Ths thou
sands who use this great medicine TOR the cure OF
Dysyepsia and Liver Complaint and the diseases
complicated with or arising from them, are re-
ouested to take notice tlat vis eoants.is CT this
Celebrated Invigorant have been issued in the
South aud West, and may eventually find their
way into many parts Of the ORION. We hope
therefore, that al purchasers of he preparation
will examine the label on the bottle, where fac
simle of the prOprietors signs ture should appear
and also the bottle itself which have the words
DR.. J. HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
bios0n in the glass; and stamped on the cap cover
ing the cork. We also will, after January l, 1850
pat additional steel engraving with our note Of
hand attached, which to counterfeit Is q felony.
ocs HosTETTER & SMITH.
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The Cost of she War.

The people of the North are beginnig 20 esti-
mate the cost of the wsr as waoed 6v Mr
Lincoln. A Northern Manor nrese,t. ~ eaI
lowing es: innate ON the snh;act
Perhaps but few persons can for, on ia.
of tho nrobohlo oxnanso saa - O." .ue" r
present war The fnIIou,n', s s'm " .ie
however NAV en.hIo ,na +o 60, ;Ia..
,bp enorno,,S tov - - - 'n :o 10 ~ :.
on;date tho daht of+ha Ca,,a "nA pao ~ ~,
the u1sr oo,t;nuo % st ,sost eAS' e snosu ,
limo = 0''''' Ao' ono year
Snnoso .;,.
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PER ANNUM. T$1.O
= ohnston' $ army, and l,7o0 brought.uup by.

: = yohnst9ns army, and l,700 brought.vup by
zen. m Il dimes from Ere ederieksburg.,
lne Killed on cur side in this ever memoirs
ole battle are stated in the report to have been
IN number 1913, and the wounded T,2eO.
Ihe enemy's killed, wounded, and prisoners
are estimated by Gen. Beauregard at 4.5Oo,
which does not include the missing.
The report is rather lengthy, and is accom-
panic d by another from Gen. Johnston. giving
an account of the movements of his army at
Winchester and march to Manassa, also by tn,
reports of brigade commanders.
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WINSTON NORTHCARoLINA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1861

our community good man and his family a
KIND husband and affectionate father
nat we most sincerely SYM pathize with his
anlcteo family in their sore bereavement, and
claim the privilege of mingling our sorrows
with theirs on this melancholy occasion.
lhat We will wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing for the space OF thirty days, in token Of our
respect tor the deceased
That copy Of these proceedings be sent to
the family OF the deceased, and that the Green's
borough Patriot and Times be requested to
publish them.
Ihe resolutions having been read, Governor
Morehead, paid brief, but most feeling and
eloquent tribute to the memory Of his deceas-
ed and lamented friend he had known Judge
LICK longer and better, perhaps, than any other
man now living that he well recollected
when forty two years ago, Judge Dick, Judge
Settle and himself constituted trio, when not
single member of the legal profession whom
he then saw before him had come to the Bar );
that Of this trio he alone was left, and when he
reflected upon the:past, and realized the present.
ne might well exclaim
81 feel like one who treads alone,
Some banquet hall deserted
w hose garlands dead, and music fled
And all save departed.
Mr. Gilmer also, very feelingly and appro-
pris tely recounted the many social and christian
virtues Of the deceased but we cannot follow
these gentlemen through the course Of their elo
uuent remarks, and it would be doing them injus
tlce to attempt sketch of what they said They
all bore testimony to his high integrity, as
an honest man, patient, courteous, ard up
right Judge, who for twenty nine years had
upheld the ermine in all it's purity and now
transmitted it without blot or a stain. They
spoke of his christian graces, having fulfilled
the dnties allotted to him on earth, and reached
all everlasting and happy home in that ''house
not made with hands, eternal in the heavens -
and that as the memory of the virtues, and the
bright example of the great and good, would
live through all coming time, in an immortality
that blooms, beyond the grave, that the conso-
Iation of this thought should calm our sorrows;
and that it might be asked
'.Why weep ye, then, for him, who having
The bound of mans appointed years, at last,
Llte's blessings all enjoyed, LIES labours
done,
Safely to his final rest has passed
While the soft memory of his virtues yet
Lingers, like twilight hues, when the bright
sun has SET"
The preamble and resolutions were unani
mously passed. And on motion of } e. Nc
Lean, Esq, the Hon. John Kerr, was appoint
ed to lay said resolutions before his Honor
John l.. Baily, with the request, that he order
them to be spread upon the records of the Court.
The meeting taen adjourned, every one SEEM
ingly dseply impressed with the sad TRUTH
that in the death of Judge Dick, not only mad
each one lost dear and valued friend, but that
the State had lost one of its best and purest
citizens.
j. T. MOREHEAD, Chmn.
JAMES A. LONG, Sec.
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[From the Milton Chronicle


Life Everlasting. .-As hops will be difficult
to obtain, ife-eysrlasting has been suggested as
substitute. w have been using this. v&ina..
bic plant in our family for severafs years, and
can recommend it cordially. Many even pre-
.er it to hops, as the flavor of the bread is
more pleasant. Now is the time to gather it
befare a hard frost. Gather the flowers by
breaking off the tops, spl cad them in the shade,
and when dry put them in bag.
To make yeast, take a double handful and
boil in half gallon of water, strain snd thick.
en- the liquid with flour, about the consistency
of batter add tablespoonful OF molasses OF
sugar, and little salt. Put iu jug slightly
corked, and shake it now and then. 1t will
rise in two or three hours if placed near the
fire or stove to keep it warm. 1t will tnen be
fit for use as yeast. 1t can be made into thin
cakes, and dry in the shade soon posi-
bic. A half cake will cause quart OF flour te
rise.
The life,everlasting may be used as poul
tice instead of hops, as an anodyne. 1t is
sold for that purpose at the markets in Eng
land.
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R lalR the blockade.

We understand (says the Richmond Erons.
;ne,.) that the War Department has furnished
to one of the foreign Consuls in this city, an
official list of the vessels Of various tonnage,
and of every description, foreign and coastwise,
that have run the blockade since the date Of
the proclamation declaring it; and that the
number exceeds five hundred. eass#
AS refreshing instance Of the inefficieney of
the Lincoln blockade, and the contempt into
which it has fallen, Northern man some
weeks ago applied to the President, with the
statement that he was the owner of fast sailer
with two brothers in the North owning two
other vessels, the three having been engaged in
the slave trade and avoiding capture for num~
Der of years, aud that he was authorized to. Of
fer all three to the Confederate service as pri-
vateersmen, taking the chances Of their putting
to sea from Northern port. The LISTERS of
marque were at once granted.
e The steamer Theodore, which ran the block
ade with Messrs Mason and SIideli, .Confedsrs
ate Commissioners to Europe, has arrived at
Fernandina, Florida, having landed them and
suite safely at Cardenas, Cuba, from which
place they will proceed to Europe. n.g.
The Theodore brings back valuable cargo
of cofee, sugar, saltpetre, sulphur, acids, lead
iron, shot. block tin, &c., and large number
Of passengers from Havana.
This has been all done in the face of Mr..
Lincoln's Blockade.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, GA lines less) first insertion 81 90
Each subsequent Insertion, ............... 20
For one SQUARE three months, ...... so
For six months SO
For twelve months Observation-Disclosures. SO
r4y- Liberal deductions in favor of regular ad-
yertisers.
Professional or Business Cards, not exceeding
five lines in length, FIVE DOLLARS ayear-longer
ones in proportion.
E Advertisements not marked on the manu-
script for specific time will be inserted until for
bid and charged accordingly.
eB- Postmasters required by law to notify
publishers when papers not taken from their
olIices-and those failing to do SO become respon
sible tor the subscriptions money.
Office on Vest Street 6eLo0 the ". e, Church.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
j. w. A L SIP A u CHI.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For copy of the Weekly, per annum. 90
For l copy of the Semi " eekly, per annum, 81 90
H The paper aoiU be tor@or7ed only s0hen the
atoney has been received ane Advance.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1861-11-08

RICHMOND ARMoRY.-We are much pleased
to learn that the armory in Richmond is man
ufacturing guns at avery rapid rate. Two
hundred and fifty hands are employs and it
is supposed that they will manufacture between
fifteen and twenty thousand rifle muskets annu-
ally. Tns~pay rolls for the month OF Septem-
Der amounted too IS, 600, and it is supposed
that for the present month they will amount to
$4,000. The s'PolisA Brigade" was furnish
ed with q thousand of these guns, and another
thousand will be ready by. the lst of Nevem-
Der, (to.day.)