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IasULT TO HEAVEN We SEQ il stated that
the heatherish concern, called the Rump
Congress. have passed . resolution for the ap
poiatment of q comlittee to REG Cuest the Pre-
sidsut to appoint 3 day of rasttnp, huutifa-
ttoR dTsG prayer.
A more 5ia.phemous proceeding thsn this
could not we'll be imagined. 1t assumes that
q just and holy God, VINO is OF 100 pure
eyes 10 behold iniQuity," and who has
declared that he "Wiil By no means clear
The guilty." wouid accept those Infinite
ly false and foul oTeripgs of inf
nitsIy depraved and wicked hearts, wrung
from the trembling wretches In the hour OF
their conservation, and sccompaL led by TO
remoTse or p~nitsnse whatever for the mon
The idea that Liacoln, with his soul stained
slaughtered II Bethel, Bull Run aud NJ l.
those victims OF his ruthless lust OF power
that aE should appoint day for the ob-
servaLcs of such solemn ceremony as
that of "fasting, humiliation and prayer,
Is impiors oevond the power of language
10 express. That ceremony, If il were to
be observed BY the an thors and prosec a tors OF
this war, wsnld be gross insult TO the nigh
", for u woald % an invocat ton for His as
sis,ance N work tnstigated Only by the de-
vii To assume or suppose that she ~ uogs Of
ali the Earth" could be moved by such an ap
peal from such diaoolica al wretches TO ''fst the
light OF thisi coun ntenance shine upon" fhsrs,
is about one OF the most outrsgeoua profana-
tions with human wickednsss &C lid prompt.
Psssrs sburg Erprsss.
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A Gallant Southern Boy.

A correspondent sends TO the DtspGtcI the
subjoined extrset of letter from al OHIO
captain 10 tae aditor of the Toledo ,Ohio)
Blade, Published IN that paper en- the % Of
July. Such testimony, from an enemy, OF he
br1very Of our troops, and OF .n act OF gallan-
try .ae part OF some unknown Virginia
boy, which has few parallels even in our army
of her roes.l cannot fail 70 command the atten
Ton of every reader
"AoOut 0 cioel there was & short cess lion
Of hcstili lities-ths firing was o0ly heard in
the distance Cur Br g~de had been wrest-
ling for several hours with opposing forces,
principally EirSiniauc, and weT4 enfCouCed
in thicxets on each side Of & field Of no great
81 usnsioCs. We occu pies the Northern slope
OF d bill OF considerable elevation, and also
the top OF the hill, whilst tho enemy he ID the
5 Il hern slope. Suddenly we observed TO
emerge trora tho opposing rank e. boy, appa-
rently - ar :: years O: ags. arr..d with &
rnusket ane pistols. Ps' double ii rkec to
the tep OF the Mill, within six or eighty
yards OF o0r place OF cOncealment saw an
oacer on horseback, took deliberate aim at
him, fred, and tie oI1cer fell morally
wounded. About the same time NV company
Of so men fired at him, and he FELL supposed
pierced by many balls. What WAS my sur-
prise 10 see this proud and over brave boy
rise from the ground only slightly wounded
ssiEe his ma skst, wave his cap in triumph IN
our faces, and rejsin his comrades, one Of
whom had followed him, suppose to bring
him back. Such fsarlessness l never saw be-
f0r1"
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General Thomas J. Jackson.

The Enquirer gives the following sketch of
the character and career OF this excellent and
gallant ottcsr
Since his distinguished participation 10 the
great battle OF Manassas, there appears 10 be
a very general desire 10 know something OF
the history OF this gallant officer We thsrs.
fore present he folio wing brief sketch, which
we think may be relied upon, 50 tar as Ii goes
Thomas Jackson is a native of Lewis
county, Virginia and a relative Of the nurner-
ous and influential family of his name in that
portion OF The State BY the death OF both his
riiess upon the world. When yet q uite young
he exhibited a manly self reliance, and an
energy and force of character, which gave his
friends a satisfactory assurance OF the success
that was in store for him in after life. Through
the aid of gentlemen who took deep interest
in hia welfare, he entered the Military Aca
6 envy ar West Point as q Cadet, about tbs
year 1s43, and graduated with aigh honors jGst
at lle beginning of the war with Mexico -
During the whole of the term spent ~ West
Point, he never failed upon an examination CT
received a marx of demerit
Young Jackson entered the service OF the
Unitsd States as brevet lieutenant unde
General Scott at Vera OrDz. 10 the msmoIa 4.
BILE cam paign from Vera Crnz 10 Mexico, hs
achieved honors OF which a veteran officer
might well have bean prosd In addition to
his regular promotions during tn At campaign,
Lieuteuant Jackson was brevsttsd Il malo,
for distinguished services at the battle Of Cha
pultepec.
At the close Of the war with Mexico, Majos
Jackson returned to his native state with his
health very much inpaiie ed, in conseq uence o!
which he resign ed his position in the ar nay
He shortly afterwards accepted profes
sorsbip in the Military Institute at Lex
ington, which offase ha allied with ahiii'
ty and distinction Till the commence
ment OF the present war, when he &C
cepted the post OF Colonel, conferred upon hi y
~ Governor Letcher, unanimously recon
mended by the Council, and unanimously
col frmed by the Convention He was as
sieued to the command OF our forces At AAr
per's Ferry, and con tinued In 1t I'LL he wa
superseded BY General Johnston. He thsn
took command Of brigade. aud WAS suoss
Qaeatly appoiated BriSadisy 0saeyA ~ fres
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REsAxxABLK IssrAscK OF CANINE ATTACH

REsAxxAsLK IssTAscR OF CANINE ATTACH
NExT A circums lance occurred very recent
ly at Portree, Isle Of Skye, which may be add
ed to the many chap ters recording the fidelity
and attachmsut OF dogs tc their masters -
A rumor spread through the town one IA orn.
ing, that en- the previous night the dogs had
torn open the grave Of young man who had
died OF fever, and was inferred some weeks
previous. 50 painful and shocking an occur
renee caused great excitement In Portres ;
but IN the course OF the day Sheriff Fraser
ard others having inquired into the facts
Of the case. gouI the facts 70 bs not only
OF less revolving nature, but fraught with
the deepest interest. When the young man
was buried, his dog followed his funeral TO The
churchyard, and WAS with diticuity removed.
1t returned again and again 70 the spot, an d,
unobssrved, had dug in 10 the grave until IL
reached the CONN. At Portree, as In many
other parts OF the Highlands, the people bury
their dead IN . very superficial man ner, max.
ing only shallow graves. The dog had gna W ed
through the CT ffia when the fact was dis.
covered. but the body OF its dead m .ster was
untouched, and there the faithful animal was
found eagerly looking into the grave ~
doubt" says our correspondent, ~ there b
on record more striking In tanes Of can ne
attachmsut. for you m ust bear In mind that
four or ave weeks hAd elapsed since the inter
ment, and the churchyard 10 All miles from
the house Whore poor NoTmAn's . father lives"
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II the people OF the Sou tn intend to m, In.
tain the indie psDdepce which they are 20 cor
ffderf of g. curing at the point OF the bavoDet,
they must prepare TO assume position OF
f7uancisI and cornne-ciai, as wei! as polltiaai
,pdspeutsnce We have everything wiIh.n
the lin its OF 'ha CoI tedsrate states which Is
necessary for the pur pose OF estsblts htre di.
rec; trade with foreign countries, We are
conf tent our men have the re nfsite ability,
energy and ekill TO conduct Ia 'rhd". and.
theret re, no renscn why, II prop"r meaS-
ures are adopted, the South may not, wheu
the war is ended, turn iuto the pockets OF fis
own reopis the immense pr. II ls arising frona
foreign tTada
The pro5uc iors Of the States com posi- ing
the Con nfederate STATES have long rTned the
b isis of credit and ezchauss between foreign
coun tries and the u ui I'd Sta'es yet, not With
IS tnding his. the producers are com parauve
UNKNOWN IA the c numerical ci chs Of the
world The South has no credit established
ab' Dad, and uu'ess some active Efforts are
made, II will prob bly, he some years before
that credit can De fixed upon q firm basis. and
the confidence necessary for com raeEciai tran
sacti ms established
The peopie Of the North have made pow.
erful II ,rt to retain tae prof g OF the eutirs
trasA OF the United States N their q Gn hards,
and to q great extent have succeeded The
pred nee Of the South has been shipped to the
North; our imports have nearlV all come
through = Jrthern ports; our bills OF excnsngs
have baen drawn on Northern houses, and
busiuess Of all kinds has been conducted not
direct. as comes All independent people. but
through Northern factors. All this N ust now
be changed Tae SontG can no longer bo or
ably consent 10 be dependent upon the y nth
either for exports or imports All the reQui-
sites for q direct aud prof able trade are at
hand, and we hope TO see good usc made OF
them
We notice with pleasure, therefore, that
this subisc is eng ,gins the attention OF eus:-
ness men of the leading cities of the nth.
The Macon Chamber of Commerce invites
the merchants, b ,nkers, ant others Of the
Confederate states, to meet In mass conver
ton In the city OF Macon, Georgia, GU rhs
lat, Of o tober noxt, for the purpose OF de-
visi, g, me plan for establishing system OF
credits b-tween the Confederate State OF
America and foreign countries, vn'cn n ay be
prac ticable end available TO ali 'string 10
use 1t, and which will also command tie
hearty support of the citizens of our whole
country NO ntQona cry Adve tLser.
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ident Davis. During the mar ruv-es OF the
army in the Valley OF Virginia, Gen Jackson
held conspicuous pot ition and tu The Z eat
battle OF Manassas he earned an en- viabie a"
never dying distipcton. His command acted
part in that memorable engagement which
will not be forgotten while deeds OF vaior and
self sacrifice are rem sm bered by the people of
Virginia and If the Con Moderate States.
In person, General Jackson is nearly six
feet high. with An erect, muscular, we'll knit
frams He hss 6ne eye brown h air, and a
fsli beard His whole bearing indicates a uasn
of iron will and stern sourzse. and marks HIM
IA on peculiarly "ftted 10 com mmand.'
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MILF AIRY 0OODa.

Vi Ii 4 RX q L.
yu -e1 ~, ii ao1 s0r sale
ita EiTLS SAERELE aston, ed sag.
@" 4 reG CIV LOCKS Fiiptsnd Percussion.
s't Gun saf Rl1e FLiSTe.
$500 .lT F. . Gags rerCssB.Jn CAf&.
17 lbs CU-pcE TAEKS
7a5 D-cr Barrel SHOT GUNS,
q stuTl7 Hzrtsi 10 d1,
u "u-gpE' g PsTeut Revolving RiFLs5.
.z cGG5G N-V1is TEfGGERS
gross tertus.isu ,IgH NIPPLES.
= army SADDLES.
a. j JzsE IL. 1870 sSlN5 escorted cJ'oEs..
g ioz r SAD 1LE TRkka, a.s0r-e1
8. SO II RaE and Parallel NICsS, assorted.
300 10. SEoE fHRFAn es..-ts1
g. - = Rlssgt FLAE ThfhAD GGaorted.
~ - eR8d sr@' s-Co,d THREAD.
80 t51tiea ke;r snd Glttn WEB
20 dct'a ~ ;zr CE AIEs
ca. ya!T eIAUE TRACES.
4u.s4 do l. HAMES.
- 4 -en Horaa HRCSRLe.
J.. ds 1gB q EA7GHETS, sss0rteG.
o. 6 -s1 ~ U-i Wagon EaMhG.
I'D - d acGoT boLTfN0 CLOTH. a3s'd.
t. pats Leather SAn1Ls saGs
6, 1oz-Q r RIDisE F!LLLEGS asscr;s6.
=. 4 -ec Ky y IS Assorted.
r ra4c1 Wood Beck FLA 20, sssOrteG.
20 aas Il Che : sla otfap HIE1fS
~. CaSS4ACE BOLTS aFsoFtsd, Il 81d ?. x
80 fMlTa. EEtUFS & 60
a. s-1cf No q Pearl street.
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YorHe MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,

R!cHkoHp. Va July 50 1891, {
s~~--~r 1ut<ICATIoN> haviag been
- " received 10y our Association rom TST
~. .atividUsls. and ssxse.atioas 10 Chsrie iesfnn
ta3 eise rSsJe prop0s'pE to frrr.zh s6ppnsa o,
7r-vt .u- s-d ~ OK tor the sisk sad wo1n ed
- ere have bees Nspo. Hisd cots fnl sc 81
t-e Trce 81 -E ard asstT button OF the said 20
. txs kuv contributions, wbetssr money fIs.h
ns .r Trovt ions aterd 8d f.r ths s0oirfs IN 'tle
confederate Arrrv viii he received by us a. ouE
pef.t On &AtB street, = Gdsr the spstswocd hotei
b door frou The corner, sod the sane ne olhtti
k1tas nv zs "a 9erx : cT taTanSh 50 sSeEt Af
r.fn,s4 'hv a uraa req atsitsHF signed o. snT
90 or g -asr O. a. tais..oned oEaess.
Tfa haneg,leEf re Aseursd thst a favorable
,.-rv. oi,v srfI uow be Afforded for the jadiooas
Sts x+rst. Ii Il sueh articles viii he most &C
eartsbis 70 The sex 2ad ~oabded soldiers.
kor,s oi 1usiness 8. the psoot from a NJ to
sG.rss, All rslksge. to Army Committee. I
n { A. u kiehmosd, Va -
ws. r. hGSFORD,
AS y n RuRRsss. cbn.r'sfs"s
az In 4AAh- GORDON,
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE

ArFGROEs FOR HIRE Nan CbOK and
" p e silly Girl, EcV2: Ii years old, accus
Lsu4eI - AQUS ~ INK
I8s s4& VII. Z des'rs6. rs hired TO go 20
t.-E.cxa 2r Hk1Assas
So = sAHURL u HICKS
T,UR FsEHE-9veo 10 4As, Sscss:omed to house
I tsr~i-e-ous AZ ut ~ years !, gnt the otha.
acao g ~ Il YER. Fer goeo h.mss, they will
- aired on reasonable .erE5 Icr Ihs Te aai1der
a s-ir. r wkLKR's Stora. Main ~
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ID ELfSfuTa TRACES

DELICIOUS EhANtS
Il FOR SOLDIERS
PUBLIsRED IN TIE SOUTH
aave a large assortment Of The following ex-
c+t.sl. TRACTS, v hIch have been published es-
c.4l y for the Soldiers Of the Confederate Army
bETHB ARE YOU = soLOIsGr An 4
80 DlKRi The WAY TO BR SAVED, ARE
Y9g READY TIE SOLDIERS APPEAL; Vol
yrIEEk 5 WANTED; FUiCE FS SpI HEAV-
~ DO> put II orr SELL efDiCATION
70 COP PRIVATE DEVOTION; ACT OF
IAfTK; THE sENTlNEL: MOTIVES To EAkLY
PETTY Z LL.~u ~uTF-ClENGT OF CHRIST, and
tuAH'TO JESUS.
- bsRss --''HYMNs FnR THE CAMP" a
Eepay Hvmn BOOK, comerislng sixty spiritual
Aelgs, selected from the Episcopal tIesbyieTian,
tsIl alsG anG BapJigt ssuGard Hymn Books.
a. h. DICKINSON,
General supt bGp. Coipotase il Va,
-cS - Rich g. nd. Va.
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Low FOR Cash.

AbAELNTlNR ca DIES. II half and whole
G+nu 10 PORT WINE.
No new "a A.lLY FLoUR, In bsrrels snd
half r-ale.
10 o9o To-. ,rOu oeR BACON.
Ma Is, HIT, IG bLCE.
Fine nd O A SALT.
NV No HEkRiN y, old 90.
CO KING WIN. sc, &c.
FOR saie 81 near be old rics
Wa. B gATCLTYvB,
au s-3ts Under Cnlumtsn Ho oil.
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PERSONAL.

IF u rs. r. IT, n T. ~ ~, OF ss0s CsT,!. Da
| . q. cali eE or "a iTess Us, be Will hear OF
.'AiEE 30 his advantage
AOB1Rr HOUGH &CO.,
s7E-,~f No II Pearl street
kvUJttf.-To those generously
y r..-.ter.rg 60 the waits ( the sick soldiers
ia re cEcau.oUsats A. ) .uls-t1 ~u aud Yorktown,
.ttr ~ feTvlces ! an Wiling visit IN ~sa
. Aers uscs 5T twice week 4 the PeIfurLn4ECs OF
s.e 5g.y thAt NAV be Required 30 compensa-
rsl tp-.-ad E1drsss ID - at this Office.
YytN u a. any l4tormAIl.n A. 10 tne
/ ~r.ItsE0ule o. q. BUTLEk II porai
h, r.rlss Eics's Company. st ma Resi
.s II wtcDdvt 3aBss,a- il-t ysly, will be
Il aAt.,y recs.vei. Address the pder.s sas3,
---sJ...s.yi 1ars GgiuRbisE Z ,teJ. Rict noud. .
rs a. f--S'fl 2 =. WESSPEK
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MEcHAsICAL SKILL ~ .. pXH TIAss In tia
twentieth year o! Q ueen FL 1abesh Mark Sea-
Iiott, g Decksmi IN, made lock, cons sis'ing CT
eleven pieces of iron, stAei and brass, ali
VIII h, tOge her with the pipe key 20 il,
weir he'd bur ore krain Of gold lie "a q = also
chain of gold conosting of forty thrse iiuks.
wne-eunto. having fastened the lock and ?
before mentioned, he put the ch hin about d
fiea's heck, which drew them all wi'h ease
Il IA SAID that Janeilus TdrTianas, "a great
master in the ma thematics, ," amused ths lei
sure of Charles T.--he who was frightened
into IA monastery By & conet--by sx6icith )
wooden sparrows TO tbs Emrror's dining
room, which few about there and returned;
st other t,nas he caused little aTmrd men to
master Themselves upon the table and Ttis-
ticallY move according 10 the discipline OK
war, which was done 40 be yond ex myle
that the superior Of The religious house OK
S. Jerome. eing xnorsnt Of the n s;sries o
art, suspected him OF vic craft"
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80. THE PROPELLEW sTEs

= SHIP - NSkTH tAkV I'VE, F z
> SALE.-Ths uude,sigpsd committee
2pp"oted at meeting Of StockE .ders of tn =
Cspe Fear and Ocean Steam N Y i@aIiOa Company
Offer for sale The new Steamship rOhTH CAs0-
LIMA, tPropeiler,) now lying ia the perl OF viii
mls gton, North Carolina aAs Has butt ia the
Fall ef 1882, at se Novelty ,r.s. New orr
under the sup erirtendsLce f John FaiTd, Ensi-
nser: launched IL January, 'sst and made I +
first trip ia February, aud eosL nearly ons hu--
dreJ Thousand doil2Is.
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,,s&SS AUUTHEKV STEAM PhltA
kR&TEEk contradictions dssirQna
Of promoting this branch OF our ma
tionsi defenes against our enemy can yet and "a
few sharss OK shs stock to subscribe for, thsis
oatce, No Feari street, first fo0r, where all In.
formation can be had. shares SIse each. In an
40. EAtps " ySs-s
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nIrssoURI The Little mock True Democrat,
in an editorial On the position Of Missouri.

missouri The Little mock True Democrat.
in an editorial on the position Of Missouri.
says:
Missouri, south Of the Missouri river, Ia al
mo IL unit secession = the Union men In
that part of the Sta e are noi -, from fear "f
the /, AueDce and power OF Gen Lyons, who
Is ruling he State with rod OF Iron. Gov
Jacks N is expected 20 return soon, and Sou b.
western Missouri VIII be dis ;ntnraiied In 9
fe " u seks
There are cart1in movements la actual or
GRAFTON or cOntprp plated, that we do not deem
II advisable 10 no leo nOg; but we feel assured
that there will be sharp work there som
Gen. III CCulloch has had sewers task anu
has ac!ed wi h his lcpust tomed energy IL
this he has ben ably sacondsd by hie otnceTs,
and especially by QGarternas toe densE4l
Clarke. With volunteers, all eagor to fgha.
but undriiied; with but ii . specie and Il.
vast outlay ~ make, n sCulIoch b hal ~
work hard. lie has oV' rconl' th"5a bstacle3 f,
and Nhsu he ouce takes the fis!d will keep The
enemy busy. Cen Hlrdee iB at Ais poet and
! will soon commence operations. With such
officers and such men as they command, " .
| need have 10 Gears OF the result
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Z sszwM wv ,grLa-

AGssersi sssler.
ii Having Sesn assigaei hr his Efssils1ey sac
A9SsrnoT OF the STATS, SBd Advisory sjoa asfl &c
tas sonmand, for the present OF az * volba atssY.
lEon AaTyl~n - may oEer tAeic services IA =
sndersgned Cd AdslsSs Immediate orga anixrtiGi ini.
scurs nies OF not iess than Efty men aho vii
slsst ID cir own 0E Gsra.
The certificates OF s.essior viii hs returned t.
shs Commanding of6csr, whs will forthwith pro
cure the proper ommissienE.
Sash company viii consist OF ops Captain, ons
first and one ssscnd Lisutsnaat. 1orr ser2ssnts
cur Corperxif, ana at lcss. forty two pYirater
1t 10 earnestly recommended TO The Mkrvlsp5
nsn thst they .cse 10 tine in peryesti3C thsi;
organization Inhertt1ng aa ve 60 TIE csue O
sne old "Harylsnd Line" Ie: us Initiate th.,,
y;stGss, EuG lst the hiaIyisnd LiGe Of TO-DAY. e.
Iid tbs grand "Oid Maryland CcrtiG eutAl." o.
tT7s, sc. az example o. loyalty, discipline 80.
rograRs 10 hs en- lktsd hus not sorpksssd ny oui
aYoshers Of the SoBth.
FRAF0Is J. THoMAs,
Sy Es-ta Cci Cnr,f.t IL sing
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IL EORTH CAROLINA
cotton YARNS,
The subscribers, agents for these ST psTior COT
~ SARA2 have lov In store g6od supply,
which thsy OF r to ths Ua.ds At the lowest rGtss.
D0nAAHa q JOHNSTON,
Ru s-5tt Pc srsbgrx Va.
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y ~ & e
: = Tsl
& Il 7 S
Tt Z rs.
Constantly on hazd, Z large supply OF WALL
EAi 4 - TENTS. 4ui VIII contract lor snv ngEa-
Ftr, -n oe 2. .ase n snoit notice
8. MYERS,
Corner Main ana Pssri streets,
- t-iEas RiChmssd, Va.
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..rs~yK.L sUpE.V FOE

aOSPgTkL AID SUPPLIES FROM
S|~TH CkRGLINk having been established in
- sr,nt.e Me. persons hTibklEg % bNxes or
-.rr,os f5.r NoEth a~oijrs are requested TO put
t.orrsplvcN . communication wiz tn q gent EN-
r.y... ): ~ charge. Address Rev. X. W BAsS-
.f.t. oTFaai:s Monticello Rouse, Cb&rlettes-
,ti. s-ts
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HA &C UIlts DApAnIMh MhAI.(
SIGEgosD. VA, 4una H. Isei Z
IKE DTTsES INVOLVED IN SUPPLY
4 ING tbs trcopa IN tha fs.d With snal! Arms
sisl5 Artillery. and An1mG 2itio thsIsior reQusr
ng a division Of Labor, tie following order q is
s9eG
Tbs Colonel OF CrGas1ss OF virginia viii sco
dpus % sttopd 10 the Issue u Srmh, beth Artills
yAnG SInstl Af1s, belonging 20 this STATE, sn& t.
she Insn nGfssturs oi Fisid Carriages Snd Usissoas
The making up Gf all kinda Of Ammunition lp-
Hudlps the nsnGfseture o. Percussion Caps arc
he lssUlug ot ths saWs. viii ts sttscded TO hy
.hs Ordnance Department % the Southern Con
sdsrsey, for which purpose 50 much oE tIs A1n
-unition AsiE low on hard 81 'ba rLlory, sr1 fhe
resent accommodation for further msEutsst 1rs
II Ammunition ss il cow 2ppro prists6 ior th1
2u pose by this syass, bs IL sd ever 20 the Con
'scerats Authorities daring ths soat.auanss
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no. 81 SYCAMORE STEEBT, PETzRsBrR8, VA,
Over Tor saie--
t0 avzen Grey Piau1el SHIFTS.
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900 yards Extra super Grey CAS6lMERR.
,,s-n Yards Extfs bVpeg Grey CASHMERE.
y'4 yards ' " SATTlHEF.
s.9va yaEds " sATTINGT.
80 paiI aevy BLANKETS.
~ pH.r Navy BLASkhTs.
t,elJ yards E0REAck's JEANS.
20 ysgt8 Pulled CsToltua kRRSSy.
.o0 ysris Virginia E0M MEsPUn.
i,t9C yards Grey sLhSNkL
t,y3d yards Blue DBN!ks
a,yea yards BFown DkILiLS.
6,579 yards Checked LINsEYs.
=y0 gt,-s Cor feJQEata BCTToES.
40 g-3ss Cap BBTT0ae.
GooGo Of every ki2d, quality and dsso-.pt7 u
san Us uSht IT
DAVID DAVIS Bro g,
Nc 81 Eyesmors street, Petersburg, vs.
hssssfsrv Tor tEs comp ets 60 ufpment CT eoIStera
MILITARY co3PAHIEs
Organizing I'll do we'll 20 bear this fact IA mind
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DAVID DAVIS BRO,
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XE the service Of the virginis B Tsnnesset
IN Railroad Company, IN June last, slave
80 named AHKAHAM. He is about o. year,
&.~Sa Of age, feet hi9h, and OF dark browl
.olor, usually wears q handkerchief On his ssad
And has s scar on his f0rehesd or face,
ABEAHAs belongs TO Capt. John Bufcrd, OF BED
fcrG county, and II Ia supposed that he ID now
about Richmond. or al ons Of ths voluntee. On
sampnsnts. Z lieetai reward will bs pslS 70,
aiEl. Z. z GILL,
9snI Sup't Va, q Tenn. Railroad
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CLARET
l0o boxes "Chatsan Leoville." ''St Julien"
ana other brands.
Just received and for sals by
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eEaml1s at tae DEPOT. on Governor and Main
Streets. over hrEEcg q HAa2Y's Clothing Store
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