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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

A nice company Is organizing in Nashville,
Tenn, If we may Judge from their advertise
msnt in the Nashville Union:
The undersigned call on ali ireemen who
have not slready enlisted in q military COM
pany % join the Storsmen, Of Nashville
The arms chosen for this corps win consist
Of Strengthened s:ythes with hook, and
revolver the uniform is black pants, 5lue
shirts, With crimson collar, black hat, kilh
skull and bones in ironL The enlistment
70 be done a. the Office Of the Union and
American. HEzHY WKBEz,
J. g. LINK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

A washington letter to the N. Y. Evsnhe
Pest says:


The arrival Of the Ohio regiment last
night created boisterous excitement IN our
streets. The troops yet qnArtered on the
Avenue we're in line to receive the new com
ers, and both sides Of The avenue, for mile,
were closely packed with citizens. As the
column Of Buckeyes poured up the avenue
they were most enthusiastically eheered.-
This IS the first instalment Of Ohio troops,
and they look well. Their dress is too heavy
for a summer campaign, but this defect can
be remedied. The number Of gray haired
men IN the regiment was especially noticed.
The men are mostly Germans. and are able to
endure great fatigue and privation. They
win make the best soldiers in the world
More troops are expected to-day, but from
what State, and When,a is unknown. The
government very wisely keepsits own secrets,
and the movements of bodies of troops are
not known an hour beforehand to any but
persons connected with the War Depart
ment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

The Bangor Wing says that during drill
Of Capt. Bnrton's SIX hooters, at 0ldtoWn,
few days ago, while marching upon plat
form towards the riyar, where the platform
ended, no order 70 halt being given, they
kept on until ten had jumped into the river
and commenced SWIMMING. had not the
order been given, the whole cOnpany would
have followed them, and probably kept on
swimming to this day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
THURSDAY, MAY 30. 1861.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FBRMRURE,
Plano FORTE, &c. ~
AT AUCTION. By......-.....-O. CUTTER SON,

q. GUTTER SON will sell on Thursday, May
5Oth, commencing al 10 o'clock A. ~. gt The resi-
dence OF the late Henry Mould No lf3 Pr0erCct g.,
the Furniture, Piano, &C, IN said house. consistin
OF mahogany hair seat Sofas do Easg Chairs % Par
l0r Chairs, DO Rocking Chairs, DO EuFeaus. do
French Beasteads do Wash Stands, do iQht Stands,
do Hat Racsa, Cottage BedHteads, Wash Stands,
Chairs cherry Ext6nsiQp DininR Table, Brussels
and Ingram Carpets, Bfssels stair Carpet hair aud
straw Mattresses, Bedding, Ottamans, Towel Racks,
gilt frame Mirror, M0Feen Curtains, Chandeliers,
OIL Cloths, Fire eeis, Toilet fets, BefrigeratOrs,
Cook Stoves Furniture, PaFlOr Stoves, Crockery,
Glass Ware Kitchen Utsnsils, 6e., 6c.
Also, one octav0 Rosewood Plano FOrte.
House open for the inspection OF Furuituru. &C
on Thursday morning at O'clock.
Terms cash, bankable funds at time Of sale.
may23l337
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
ROUsE 4 JENNINGS.
REAL ESTATE L INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. al Superior s., Zap stoira)
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SALF.

Twenty Acres, one nile from City ins-goOi sandy
lOam s5ii. sl15 per acre. =
Valuable GrEzing Yarn, IN Hilouqhby-ZsI asres
with House, Barn, Orchard, &C. <35 Per acre. =
fifty-siK Acres miles from Cit. f35 per acfe
PFospeet STREET, Brick Buiiding ior stoFs and
Hamilton Street, HoaSs and Lot s7so.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
Sufiida salFs. &
yALE OF GAS ST00K NoT7c7

GALE OF GAS STOCK.-NoTIoE
Is hereby given that there will be sold at public
Cleveland, guyuhofa county, Ohio, on the fth day
q Iuiio iS9it between the hOnrs Jf and 4 oefort
r NJ, ~ shares Of stock Ia the Adrian Gas IiRht
company OF Fttty Dollars each share, fully raid no
said stock le pledged collateral security Tor fho
payment OF $50, with interest thereon from April
bth 1850 ant will be sold 10 pay said debt snd ex-
may2I, ,t56i:ag7 a atfornev
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
PLAlN AND oRNAMENrAL PRINTING.

- Plain and ornamental printing of every DE-
ecription done a the Printing EstAelaAnent q ne
LRlnER tldica on the ialolt la rfOfQ aQ most tAi4
ateara p1sea IN tho best etyle on short notice. and
AZ $1,000 ills ratss particnlar attention paid 20
Bank WORK. Evory description OF Binding done.
ssSeclsijT blank 6o6ks, Lsdsers Journals, SALES
fsoku, ReooivinE Books, 80. &C.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
DIED.

In this city, May 2Sih, AMORETT L., daughter Of
s. Z. and Eliza A. Smith, aged 20 onths.
Funeral at the residences Of the parents, q York
street, this Wednesday, morning at 10 O'Clock.
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FoR SAFE OR ExoHANGR.


Wilson AVanue, House and acres with Fruit,
&C. kxchaDgB Tor Farm.
COlamer, 81 acres, with orchard also house and
one acre, near eUlamer, % Plank Hoad. exchange
for land near ST. banl, hlnn- ~ a...H
Valuable Water PaWef, on the Ohio Canal, 9
miles from OitT. fZfhsags Tor City property.
Farm Of rs acres in WiliOughby, good House,
Rsrn, urchard as. adj sall the whole 100 acraa
AID take house and lot IN the city in part pay
Fivs Houses and Lot, west of Eria street-a god
tenant prOpertyto sxchanFa for lsnd near fha CITY
and paT a difference IN cash sra lI-a
ScOTill Avenne-large tWo-stcTy house and large
lot, baEns Sc Kxehangef5E iaad IN Barti balance
on long time.
A handsome Country Residence, n Saednssy, one
and half nj es ron the hailr0ad depot. large
handsome ana well nnishod stone house, barn and
45 acres OF land, with great variety OF choice uit
to eXchangs for improved propertyin this City. 2
Farm Of III Acres on fianE Rood, II mtlee from
City, large tNo-story Brick HOuse, good Barns, aud
Orchard; soil sandy loan aud muck--a superior
arm. Will tate gly ol9 hall 10 holl6 and lsT acfoa
near the citYi balance On tine.
Kinsmag street, tWo-stoTT Rouse and Lot, 10
exchanrs for fsFn and . Sc lcrsa near fis (itT
GneolWood Street, tW0-atorT House ard Lot. To
Brick Tavern stand and lO< acres on one of the
PRINCIPAL Plank Roads, y mile1 from the City; large
and c0npenient house and excellent land. To ex-
change In pert for house Gud lot, few near
the city.
One hundred and sixty Acres Land-in Lebanon
county, Michigan. e per acre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

ar DepaEtHFe - shs Great EasferH- 8
= Tss Great Eastern len New York on Sat
.arsay 8SF Liverpool, with ls4 passenger and
mi cargo ol freight. Her roning and
going die tius s1n1ais no more excitement
than an ordinary European steamer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

gbs Fifteenth Ohio regiment was to be
moved yesterday from Evansville to Bellaire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

y = . r.
HesSe, Barn and aerss Land, on E9slid Pls1a
eqperior ~ - .-.---..-.-------------. III
Meinu1 ~ .-.--.--.--..--...----. -
ElitsDur8 el--1flcL l1elae IN 9ooQ Order--. ~
Hamilton ST. nUar Woul-Brick House.. 10.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
NAYS Real Estate and Ins- AGENTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

Gin conclusion, I can only say, that 50 long
Is Harper's Ferry remains in present hands,
shpVld che subscriber hGEe occasion to go
from Wheeling TO Baltimose, and 50 long as
be is connected with New York journal, be
considers that prudence would dictate that he
pr8ceed By way Of the North Pole, rather
than BY the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Citizens generally, however need have no
spprehension on the route, ether than the
liability Of the road being impeded by the
Virginia military, unless there be s9ne rea-
son fOT susPecting that their purpose in select
ing The route is antagOnistie 70 the present
attitude Of Virginia"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
BROADWAY CLOTHING
v WHOLEsALE PRI0B8i
sPRINa 9 SUMMER CLOTHING.

Ofths nsEsst and most desirable fahrics, and man-
ulsetured in the latest and nost fashonabls IYias
which they Eillrstal Al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
rELE0NAAGs-
IRON WARRINGTON.


NEN YosK, Aug. ss~-fhe Washington eorrsspsndeni
Of the 0ourzrrcd Advertiser says that NO. fsu vi
20 Oves the Potomac today to inspect the troops but
viii not permit any newspaper correspondent to accom-
pAny him, txeept Mr. Rassel, Of The Lonioo Times.
WAsHNsreS. Aug. IS The city was rife, 81 nien
aud this morning with reports seont gh. 90 sne VIZ
siniA sds Of the Potomac Toere is nothing reliable ana
the reports are uomsntariy getting more Snd more con-
hictng. ....... -.
Gen Mcclellan returned from the Virginia side about
half past ,lsVen O'Clock las; night Nothing important
was elected Three cavalry and three infantry compa-
MES bad been bovsriag about evidently intending TO
draw tho Fsderas iato an Anbuscade In the vicinity Of
Balls Gross Reads
WASHINGTON, August % The steamship Philadelphia
has arrived from Fortress Monroe She reports all quiet
and the navigation Of the Potomac uninterrupted Sig
nal rockets from Maryland SHOT, evidently to con-
vey the intelligence az her presence. She waited until
morning and she found all the Confederate batteries 81
LEM, t..
wlsaISsrOs, Aug. % = The steamer Patrick Henry
has the blockade at Fortress Monroe This We have
reason TO believe is net true .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
YRoN NEW YORK.

Nav YoRK, Aug. 2s.-S. ]. Anderson has arrived,
and On yesterday at an examination implicated Ben
Wood and Isaiah Rynders Southern correspondents
dispatch received here, says that the British hip
SnOnds lying the port Of Qlsbec for the past three
weeks, has had he COufedsrats dag ying al the time
Nav YoRK. Aug ss.--The Herald says that eStrems
measure will be taken to suppress these papers friendly
to the South. Detective officers every trau leav
ing the city 10 intercept packages.
The British War Steamer Rindando, is below.
The Washington correspondent OF the Post says thai
the COnisdsrAtes concentrating In large numbers be
tween toe Chain Bridge 10 miles above Washingten) aud
Lsesburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

xrNpafs n,sKsr. Aus ~.


Crros-Ih- usrsc Qaet and uaehtngd tslr durog Tho
xssk Of t lxnss Ipkc toe aitet rate fo Hid
dug
rht and fe~And active fsi tnes st.
of sahht tsHQ, w,noxqiose Lag, sh9sh leaf rfe-
and common skGtk; lea. talr, tGshi eat h.s, IG';
choice and select sGSij
ors-fhe ben active add biysat thr ughnut hs
vek the dss HAVING brir ss5 con e.o 10 excess o.
esuppiy Ia. riees eonEued hrsnet- Tut uthsr
advance and SZ,n asneIn kzute tor cy andeeny
brands ssPe nas a, &c 90 IS fSAts and eAeee do - y e
Is
WEAVING ket a dirrg the part 81 he week,
good demand Saturday snd .tous % Obpsh
s changed hand former prices 90 Wit ufror and co nmon
s01sjc, and PRIME o., szCkt returned ra...a
Srne ske' srtlse ~ the npins Of tbs week. bal
closed dull a. n !. 1s0. Cor yellow and ~he 10 10
Baeoslst s,ecfs have caused turtle advsss shd
qaote shoulders l&itH b sdvs ion GlI clear sds seesV'
and Hans l.Gals. a. IA quality -.
IAvD further sdvspoed aud the market nov an at 80
lSe fr b. l. nd tcs. AVID ise tyr kegs
sAIr sell nE 23s 20 for and 70 for hns
Retaax ~. m store o. 80 for amt ~ Tor
soar Market At DC for FAINT y; German let-Sc
nots moderate inquiry for prime at Sec Tor tubs
and -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
EKON FORTRESS MONROE.

FoErsEss AoSSoE, Aug. 9s-A Gag Of truce has
brought Capt Harvey aud the Of the ship q, B..
Thompson which captured OH Savannah BY the pri-
yAsser Lady Davis
A report comes from Norfolk that there IS large
force al Sswers Point
FoEsREss hoSRoE Aug 2s--fhs expected exp 'dtOo
sailed uuder the command OF Gee eral Butler eonss:
ed Of the frigates Minnesota and Wabash the Pswnee,
the gun-boats Monticello aud Harriet Lane. They have
hundred guns and four thousand men, Their dsS:
nation i uot announced
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
MEDICAL cor tEGE or YIRGINIA

SAS-LUN lohl- ~
Flak Aaia-l Oogss % Lectures iii the j.!
MONDAY SeysuSe', ISL And eSaiIaas ~nn' ne ID Of
EEroh s1sunE
oHASLEs HFLL GIE-OS II D Pgo',ssst Of Surgery
DAVID TUCKER, q Professor q Theology aud PrAstss
a Msd'cire
BEyEslY wVILyOxD. D. Professor Ct NaasriA Nieiss
A4d fh-rap-atcs
4 Z PErICJLAs, n D. Professor o. ANa,Osy ID.
JOYNss N y, % 'lsliutel q Med eiar. a.
JAMS Il CONWAY, 81 u, Profess n Of Oestetf!cs, nc.
JAMES n kcCAN, n 7, er0isssor Of CheulssN
dAKI0N aOYAEH n b OrnoaE rttor % Auat
Uli-r n Hberai appropriation " the sgsAture The
" nEtrucon have bern greatly impr'Ned large and Vs
a1s NdUoas lave hel made NE ArAtJuiez Muscam ana
- 49, Al AgpAttl Erv nlu raICni have heen td5ed 70 ns
t-f every asti-rt and neS n spts censae-
paa has iF nonhs 10 sscessu
rslo TIE Cncai ~ ried By Reamcnd
taa1Uuin.e q he . -Rs7t vii be Invaluable
TSo P-st as llls each Cdr- 70 members Of Vie
90 aR Cas- III best ssaf auy sud- q pertain
il ths theory ce e. Ascae sec0aa for The best
k-sty "a Jsci ot SsrFe , uhsi tIics-
Fsssfs Proirss ts, Demonstration % Antony $40
y t-.ea.ason s.. GA alton t2a
Dor Etler a.ornAn copy Of ne estAoSue address
L. > JlYNES NJ D,
ErB-d2svoHt,sw Dean q the Faculty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

THsHoxE AGIiLLEKr--ws sill publish 10 to m'rroS's
paper pPSrt OF the proceedings OF meeting ct this
ButAlon, a. Military Hall. "Wednesday night-'oO log
tor Insertion today res Of resolutions were adopt
ed OF which declares the determination OF the Home
Artillery continue their prSsont organization and carry
Oh the scheme upon which the organization based
Il understood thar Gov Lstcher approves Of the Ac-
uon Of he Battalion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

Tx PASORANA, at Metropolitan Hall embraces seve'
Ia very interesting scenes. The eOnnOsseur will
les sAring defects in the perspective, butt The main,
the painting tna the generality OF panoramic rep
RESERVATIONS The groups Of ohcers-te zs--aFe quite
artistic Ia design aui execution, as vel IS accurate IN
pOrtrsture as far az ear judge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

fzE MARKus.-we have no change TO report in the
psodaee markets Of Richmond FrOyisiois and Gr.esf'
iss scarce and high Eth advancing tendency IN
uost article RrsG9stgFs are dull Supertne dour Is
selling az - s5a u price In yes OF the current rates
tor s6eat Tue demand for wheat Is 81 very limit
and the receipts are corresp0ndiugy snail We quols
90 a loo een,a Tor nrira. Inhacc1 IS naelivr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
CITY rrRArR.

hATcss cOSE.-Yes;erdsy fierce iookrg GssnAn,
named J0ha Coos, vas charged siih izigrinE lisis
boy, named Dennis Wrenr, b. skppipg hin 5OSn and
kckhg Nm IN the side. The assault Sas committed 90
lIsh street. on ThanksgviaR Sunday. snes ~Sicn nme
Coca has been absent from the ety. Toe eAse vas con.
nnrcd until this morning. in order thai the tvdenes OF
Dr. WsriT might he obtAietd
Thomas Predy sad Michael Nrrray, arns'et On the
suspicion Of having s.esa $3.50 from Mr., Bieeden,
the canal packet boat last Tass6ey seat 10 Lynch
burg, from whence they cane.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
70 TCACHEws-sTEV Ms

vIILE ACADEMY, situated Ia plea'ant eghbor-
ng county Va, hereby offered for rent
For pSreuar. addr NJ CoUHrxkt, stevensvle Fest
en- = or the s1bscrosr ii Camp CLIQUE .s,ss Point
hu23-dlyAc2s =. HbAND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
EORTHCONING REOOGNITION

LOUIsvnLs, Aug. sc +. Adams, tine Federal Min
ister to Elghnd 10 communication to his Government
saws that the recognition by Eagsnd OF the Confederate
States u only question of time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
OF RICHMOND

W> furnished from among her Gil Gems.
her proportion OF 10 per her popu for the msy
aeenes country required by the Proesnzon OF the
for tine an User IN
Artillery proposes TO rAse an sriery con
pany be ened for - motts &C I've se;vee uoirs peace
de- lard Alp.rsohs wish ION such company, s
please leave Williams Pc next door - The
POsl ofce my once. The nj DOR above Williams
Peters. ...,..,
..,1-- ID. H..
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ANOTHER VICTORY IN MISSOURI REPORTED

hHSPuis, Via Paduea,l August 2s.h-Itis reported
herethat there batte yesterday at Cape Girar
dean. Tie COniederates we're victorious.
This Intelligence created considerable cOmnotion ut
Cairo.
HrLLLsrOwS, No, Ang. 9S-It is reported here that
heavy firing has been heard Pooesvils. l! sup
posed that engagement has taken place between Gen.
Stones advance guIrd and Gen. Johnston's forces.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

rHE CHAIS GASs.-At the last ueetir OF the City
Crusei, M. Scott Submitted a resolution, which
adopted directing inquiry into the xpedisncy Of repeal
pg The ordnance establishing the chain gang. When
the suheos Is Investigated lee the committee summon
before it al the paoemen Who observed the great in-
provement wrought by tie institution and alo refer 10
th~ POelrsaed test aoOy taken before the Aavor IN
case, years ago N which the utility Of his mode
Of compelling vagrsr.s TO earn their subsistence was
tally DEVELOPED by eonoesent Witness
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
-. T.. Z. e"
APPROXIMATIONS DIT Tx

ATTENTION BLUE Si
HAVE d-pO-f ID sisN JAS a SCOTT 20 turner 1t Lieut.
u > sfpar. drAts Tor pay lu- - icht-grt
RcAoti Lst iau;rT Blass - abe SOFA Juae
r. sco VII send o. deliver ihcse proper PreAoa.
.. JENNINGS Wa,
s-D-d9w CAPTAIN r T.. B
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FROA KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 2s.-Tte Secretary OF War has or
dared the Superintendent CT the Western Union Tso
graph line to convey messages or from the Sc
ceded States This order includes the Kentucky line
ruuurg through Frankfort and LaIip ton but does not
Aff,cs the line hence 60 the South.
LorIsyrLLE, Aug sS.-The reports from Missouri are
meagre and of lttle interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
SENT To TIE RASTuE
NEW YORK MARKET.

Bosros, August 2slh.-The rssislei officers from h'
frgate Cousress have been sent to For, Lafayette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

NOTICE. Prs,rs who ug clothing aud 'upphei
~ IL the hs ,ussted 70 mark distinctly oa TIE
nackAge with mark Ink the u tts party 10" ,ciOa.
,Rd>d he RSgisatt1 which he bsoHl a. the ace Ct des
nation Qasrsrnsser, at Rtus1ond to whtm the
usual railroad receipt uld be forwarded the shprer
IL Many packages at Dep0S Of tbs iAfoads In
Richr ord With pApe- rubbed o. tae eesnS
ton by the Qartsnastr Others are Imperfect
q ns "a, and csnuot be iSrltn.d
articles depo ted az IN Qlarermse-s Ohc- IN Rich
moad cent. len hsre bsore ocltek. 20
their shipment en- that Gay. - -
j. MIURY GARLAND,
aus Capt and Aist y. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

yVANTED-A situation - Manager % large yarn he
w applicant caiaI be Es acquainted va be busntss
sat ecud carry The vh-s o. hs employer vh he sane
sacsgT his r he For ftr
isicrmatou stk1g particulars Nddss u Novsb-r Isl,
ene Edw.rd warner" PanpHa's Depot Railroad Prince
EdzArd, Va Arss-riss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

a rd,uon TrOope Manual Tor ltght DraEoOns
n Ard Mounted kia ,aen, VOL, olno. pTieetl&
the AMY productions In The OF s,hEry tactics.
Nhch the emergency q "a. ues oaght forth. knos
Of tesrVeE haH "The Troopers ksnaA" compiled
Vel Lscus D4Vs the accomplished 5EyAy oncer, Just
pabnshed By A Morris, CT this city
We parsraEy invite sensn Of hos. interested q
q dHgushH. features Of this vors Eeh will
obtain for place Ia the hands Of even ssesins aforA
Jon on The subject
Besides s.rAlry proper contains the regular Ir Of
tho Cnes States souasd fs authorized By board Of On
Gated the revolver AAnsa 81 Capt Bell u
before pubshed In book q tAsts lie aPpnea
regular dI 70 slugs Tsnk fnTnsnoIs 40 nsnasl
aad arssoas hansnI the Asd ecs Improved
such eoahlas .on has before pasn.hed be
ove In the absence Of the cavalry tEss pebhhed aud
heretofore OF which 10 be hAA ie-rn si
tosb', ease the entire edicn rapidly 70 dsApPsar
Just p1bIshsdb by A. hoRkIs,
.u2s Richmond. Va.
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GUOD NEWS FKOh GAULEY RIVER.
LoUJsULLE, Aug. 2s.--CincinnaIi papers nothing
further than this wing unavoidable ercumsar
cur force under Gen. Ty., have suffered Disaster
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OLD WINES ANDIiQUORs.

WE have haad choice OF the ness old Wines
w and ilqa, imported Into this eorat, which viii sell
dnOrr old press just have away. sold Item
.ious the Pntes sho desire 70 supply themselves with
choice goods do So IN quantities to suit their wants
sELDEN MILLER
apa and OaryHt re.ts
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~ Mole hsrrby gvea ssAr ~ thk co-reny
A MAY Aad lt jay an the nortgAgc lords, viii bs
presentation e. he th-r % ~ Ne once Of the
C0apAnT 20 Ctol Payment ~ be rste IA the tonds
tr-Asa-y ao Confederate sses HOt e,rh hde- %
cCuass Il be required hat b. = eiiF-u Of
The the ls o. Nav lA the bd
oEn.r Of ne hln coupons held hn
IaEea B. order Of the D-rec.o-v.
aaeA-vsu- a REIO, Treasurer.
IvucAsprr md On ,r,o s-svfll. p-pc-. pl.sse cory
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HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

HOME SCHOOL FOh Buys,
NEAR IVY DEPOT, ALBExARLr COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
yBR Sept lsh and ends July 18Th, 1904
rEaxs Board and Tuition exclusive Of lights enO pays
BILE half yearly In advance
Our medical vii be given rataitonsyreaed
and our boarderh
Az our school Win be limited 10 small number Applications
sAould be made sary Address OF Ivy Depot Abe
marie county, Va MERIWRfHrRL AnDeRo Or, Nd,
ausl-c8v JOHN z wo D., d.
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list pUELlSt.ED.

Nav YoEx, Aug. 30 Cotton has advanced, with
sale, of 400 bales. Kidding Orleans, " cen,s.