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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

| r1.-.h c.rr;r.. The follo,y;,n 4. . It.. j,
h ahe sesera, Uhasches IN n'cnnioha ,, ana wan
cnes.er, Win Inc Inc name. names & OF the omcia.in
~ ana .ne 'iilie u 'ne commencement
u 'unoaS ser'" s;euxox,
| G. ~ ~ ~keHaoSp;
- a.. raas p. tIpsscoRsai' -. Mih1eee p
toae' ,o rector hev; Mr, saul . assls@nt ~ hec
3, Iaes, e,ocE E,,;so,,, "a m, anu paa, y p,.
kin Ractor HaS na.h,oi assistan e.ep
nim, Da,. nectur hes. - Dasnie1 Assistah
ny 'oI, ai c1oGA a. M anu - M; y;
,er PIN n . Lpissopai i;t,ees. nat
'eta nn meeuoar ~ 3cioeA a; NJ ana = w w..
bridca ponto' Ipiseupa. ne nso; ., ooa ~
0rtag Gtacs hestGs IL oei9ea A M n.na and =
II oicIoo,t sI ,Insy naAer' RECTOR
81 par1. a. ~ Es, v, anu c,l.l,, ~. A.
armorr rauIs US. rnHapel. H. Episcopai'l near tht
o,cinch NJ ~ m9eiru ~ q ua'e"ooo neetor II
oG,EcK Exat a: M, ana = M;
Pastor ~ n.oIool1 ~, purTows' u vs. ~ ~
Saenna p p,i CLOCK M, ana = r. M.
tor. II o'ciack p NJ and ~ ?. p Seeiey' ras'
Grace Street r. Ranti,sa M anu aMRssr = 1.,or
postnr =, o,oiop puSa-ne'. =; %. 1e'er
Leigh Streat Ranti. .a.,o p E,
Pastor. II O'Clock M ana II D S9'o'hoh NJ
CIay Street Ran1ist ~ Pa, : anu r w: ,y,,,u
Pastor. IL o'clock a. M and All aiP'M " his
sidney Bantst tN1ioIeys nnu stnS..n. A" ), o,c,u
A nj and Is p M Noii's'f ~'Ats'"'s IL eiS
Rockets Baptist. st.-yacant. II o'clock A. M
First African. Baptist. .mRey Robert Rv. T.,
land, Pastor IL O'Clock A. NJ, and a. II
Watkins atkins ' Pastor' 1apaicL oe1oe, Rsv Henry a w y;
PM y
Third African, baptist .)-Rey. w. T Lind.
say, Pastor. II o clock A. M. and "a p NJ
Broad Street Methodist IA nn,-
can, Pastor. II o'clock A. NJ and ZIP M
Trinity, me thodist .)-Rev. Alex. G. Brown.
II o'clock a M aud n d NJ io" IL
Centenary, 1Methodist. .I-Rex w w Rem
nett. IL O'Clock A. NJ, aud 81 p. NJ
Clav Street 1Nath1Sirt n' VIZ -
Brown. IL o'clock A NJ and - p rJ '"
JInion Station IaJathndi.+I a,. +,
Rosser. IL O'CLOCK A T and II NJ
Oregon Chapel. Methodist .1-Rev. Jas. F
Gates IL O'CLOCK 4 NJ and II p N
Sidney NIathod1st pa1 = II
IL o'clock A. ii and r n L. '1'i''Sa' E
o,cInck IN and ~ y M WI 'ones' Il
African Methodisf.-Rev. Geo w No,Iev
IL o'clock A NJ and 81 P NJ ''
D. II o'clock A. NJ. and u. nj L.
Second Presby terian .-Rev Moses u I1ooa
u II o,ciock ( NJ a,d ID TI''es ~ hose'
Third Presby terrain Key Artbpr Mitcbsr
II orIoci. A X and ~ p rJ al 'i"r :" cheIl.
United Preshvterian Ra~ Cbo. II p
II o'clock 4 M aud p OH"s IL heau'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

Exercising the Quadrupeds.- The steam fire
engine was taken out yesterday morning, for
the purpose of exercising the horses and
making them familiar with their duties For
tunately they have had little active service
thus far, but the plan of subJecting the horses
to frequent labor of this kind will prepare
them for any emergency
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

Dedtcattom.-It will be seen by a notice in
another column that the basement of the
new Trinity Church, on the corner of Broad
and Goth streets, Will be dedica ted tomorrow
morning at IL O'Clock. Rev. ID. :. Doggett,
ID. D., will officiate in the dedicatory services
The we'll known ability Of this distinguished
divine cannot fail TO attract large auditory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

/ CuuRcxD last Saturday night
siGrisy'e Chapel about two miles above Fal-
mouth In stafford. Va, was set ON dre aud
burned. The chapel belonged to the Methe-
dist e. Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN ACToR.--WilIiam H.
Stearns, an actor at the Arch Street Theatre
Philadelphia, and who will be remembered
by those taking an in terest in such matters
as player at the Richmond Theatre few
years SINCE was killed on Wednesday night
by falling down the steps. The Philadelphia
Ledger says:
After daylight he was found dead at the
foot of a back stairway, the shockingly cut
and bruised condition of his head showing
that he had fallen down stairs. He had
doubtless assembled the front stairway to the
dfeH landing, which is reached by flight OF
stairs from the back part of the house, and in
the darkness missed his footing, and fell do wn
the back flight. The Coroner held an inquest
on the body, and verdict of death from ipju-
ries accidentally received was rendered. The
deceased was in his thirty third year, and was
married. He made his first appearance at
Barnum's Museum in this city, about nine
years ago, he having been previously engaged
there a bird 5 tufier. j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

Alcatttng Trtal.-Tom Gwinn the free ne
gro who assaulted officer Page in November
last, is i'll Jail, and will be tried before the
Hastings Court al the coming term
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

TMs Grays.-For good reasons, ths 0says
have postponed their promised parade and
public drill, for few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

Lieut.. o. II. Bergman, in command of the
U. S. steamer Wyandotte, off Fort Pickens,
has written a letter to Pensacola paper, in
which he says
"My orders from the proper authorities of
a Government l have loved and served as
faithfully as l could, l still respect, and when
that Government shall be dissolved by the de.
cision of my great and noble State, Virginia
l hope to prove myself worthy of holding 4
commission even under Southern Confede-
racy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

The dogs killed 100 sheep, valued at d 600,
at Chatham, ILL.,, on Saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

Methodist Church. .-Rev Jos. H. Amiss
II O'Clock A. NJ, and z. NJ
Baptist Church.-Rev VIM. III Hatcher
II O'Clock A. NJ. and I p NJ
African, baptist. .1-Rev. Levi d. Horner.
II O'Clock A. NJ. and 81 F. M.
Campbellte, Christians. Elders oficiate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

No volunteers were sent from Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut and Rhode
Island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

4 Mr. Reynolds, Of New York. from the Se-
lect COMMITTEES TO whom was referred the
speciaI Message of the President Of the United
Statss on tho present condition Of the country,
has prepared the following bill, authorizing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

NNu POMO D'ORO LEArERIANA-
OPERFEcTED T0MAT0.f--This new sps-
Nx{0cies far exceils In sise, 10 of Ener favor,
asors so,.d, very prolific. and mar confidently be
elaimed the NJ Sss sifya cf the tomato fAI4.iy.
SEED, raissd BY myscif last season. Packets Of
nty or more seeds sent post paid for ~ cts thalf
the price they sold - Last season BY Isssrs.
ThorbaYu, Of New York;
T Also. FRUIT IREss &C.. q sli kisa.;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

w 70 tle PIcsdent, enclosing Tdeyaphie Dispatch.
FRIDAY EVENING, o clock. Jan. IS, 1851.
Nv Dear Sir. The enclosed telegraphic dispatch
isfb. moment received. May / be permitted to
b.pe that Il is based on unfounded report? If
20! will Won do me the favor TO inform me on
xbat day the Brooklyn received her orders, on
,rF.t laY she sailed and whether she has recruits
MrsRv southern port and If SO, for which?
With high regard, yours, most truly,
JOHN TYLEk.
The p,ssiisaf Of L. \.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04

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IT. 81 aaae means 6.
tMaYd.a SAX
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$40 gtamnn. & E@G E&W( |
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I'M 90 nth 7,30 @urniIstaes ua0 80 mn 5.45 gia6a
an SVHnta8 nur gfadfnitiags I'M $50 H
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Observation-Disclosures, Baittn0rs,
Z. ID. @ole, Gc1eraisGiueteur. (4uf6.iO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04

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pc fsis< DurdfQbrt8zgilette s,.
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Gb. q. $ileebratct,
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SGD-@ifentats. ~ 80
saso,t 9tc. 81 3bameSfr., Balttmpre. %.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
sete nuD sran, ~asrrHtteter aBrperauts (Oara @cbraua OOn
@aIomeI a%u9e3ogen,) 8
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
Seuers0 4.

JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
at a 90. 70 SecCnDfr. ,
Temerzj WGartmes un6 &eben8sWerFHss
r-IngS= Gcmpaanien4 mH
Gid)erltG ltO feItclte Nnulpaanie.
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mt $500, 900 @apA9l.
epnabur9s geriderupss g GOntp. y. @irsinien
a194' jsHo NIT $500, 600 Capital. '
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as3f e+ nit $500, 600 CAPITAL. 8lhaAl45 IT, :
Gbarter SatzVerIt9. S@or1p, bon Sartfprb.
NIT $4,000 & }taI.
SecHritnsN erfiderun98SGg 10. bon NefDs Wcrs
gHT ,H99Hi16 NIT $270.ooO G. pHh. A41lQ% QgN
YbSntr@ 8er5f1erung8T@rmp bpn 9eetp=lprf.
init $500, 900 GaptaL or3{rQ2 '
9SeIDlutesW 81 rii1erune8<@ pit1p. 3. g2epz91nrf
-' nit $270;00O @aphaI. '"'0 -
Wontdtte Ge rf9erun98sgonp Is. 92efp3Norf
sal nit 100000 Capital. 8 H3$4tfG9
NepsW erloeVeriider. IS Dmp pnn 9iepzgpr
nit $3.50, 900 capital.
Wfercanttle Wfuttdl Wfdrite,
teA34H*1 nff $1,000, 900 capital. 800"
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nit 81. $50, 972 CAPITAL. m
NDrt1ern vi urance=@ Dnp. ton 9onoon
nit So. 1874, III capital,
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tags a. 80 Mnaten.
0arttSburs Meccmebaticns g.
e9s 3u9. ~ 1.t4
Abfabrt s llbr Nbeno8 In 8erbil1buna MI.
Der peitliGen 8abn. II III y
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W efttde Mar4tunb @tfeutabn
as.5 (galSert Statioa) s14 81 : f4
oS.15 H.. $50 Nadm. Obs @ranberrp.l
Smnibufe fir Wetminlter uuo Wal1defer
iinb nit ben 3i8en in SertinOuns.
Stases. aa1
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1eben ppin WeItern Sptel, '@de 6oparb II.
Saratosuitr. jepen MOrSsr I'M Z Hbr (SOnns
tags au%88encmmen. lasmn3p4a +.
90. $50. - So &1G Ga
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gerladen Gfe SoliDab II. Sapettetr. nn 8
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flag. s,s. 04
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flag, Dsnneraas II. Samltas.
Mad Heiferstcwn. 8pm @eltsrn So,
beEl9ta&mittas 3 ubr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
t{cn0aGtse &c
BarferS6ur8 ur1p O2arietta, ODer genwoop,
QHhee[i1a MP Gpluulbu8.

Wbeelin9 NIB Columbus.
9tc galtgaorc- apo Dbl. @i5enta1n btstet Gem %reiltnOsn gns .
ltfu,a be arSsten GsrtbetIe TT 8esus auf 8iuiBfeif, 8eauentite
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Bic ntAt ~perfebten foater, fs 3h benaben
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04
Js0rotl9lg ge1tr0ldGtI9lbabh
0etGnoerter UabrRlou. Zs
Man peni 0ejtep pa @lerQeu~e
Binterz Tsabrptan.

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wed5eI, 70 binig tte auf iebtr antern Balm.
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Ntaaara TSan&, 10 btni9 ais auf r0eu0 eler anoern Babu fabreu
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@SefeuI Ntarelano Babn. $3.50
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ltd tGpnntags ausgenDmaefsJ gm 500 Nbenbs Gb.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04

@s III utm5oub bic tieIen Ruren nanatait Sa Madea,3 weEG,
bt altsa ttsbeln burA hieie Deebtsa bspidt wuroen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-04

05eruaanta 2ebemSs93er f56eernneSs
OefelfA0ft
in Nep~Oprt. s.
Saar ttmsssabites @apisal $780, Oo
@rdftOfntt Ssusp gSsienapnd.
gits-@r&ffb. mnb 9efr.t Eyrieer. Gdbarenbist.
DNie @sieGi&aft IL tauptlddItG far Die beatfoe 9ev6
teruus Der Ser. Staaten Geerlntet wpr6fn, Sbrf &c.
amtsn fne Deutf9e une ibre Drafia&eu Herbsn ~ta1btuts
d E r une enSt Ger Spra 81 dusss8eben. s44
Sbte 0ef6dfe telcpen In Observation-Disclosures,
AIterssgerfsr8un8enta @Wsfeuer- anb eetbre ns
ten-8etft6frungen.
&@tsts @rp4ent bes eaasea &nssns rerttn intsr
@erfAerten psftbeslt, uno modem ole @eieaiRaft oasurtb 81 cite
euf 9 e9 eniejttgteit btarlnoSen. - 3
MS &eferen5eu lin Baltimore fa5 fpISeabe 6etren CT
nannt, ppn peneH bic rat ' .eiGneten aud @ttiell- SSnbattr Gnb
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= Rpbt. 9sbr, y 2Dnt. g. 8aeafTI
. gDerner DreIel, Sdgb Nuep!pt
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y Str. 5tnri6s, \ n gReper Stetu
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= ~5snre DtetrtA y Uioies 29tefenielti
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Office: SO. Is G5eeopbir. se3enlter Der Bot@Offe.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
indians Trus to thu Union.

The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
Mr.. Dale, has returned from his oficia
visit to the Indian tribes in Kansas and
Nebraska. He was received by them
with gladness. They sought every op.
portunitv 10 express to him their friendli
ness to the United States. He conversed
with the returned Kansas officers who
took part 10 the battle OF Springfield, and
who informed him that no separately OF.
ganized Indian forces were with the reb.
els on that occasion, but that compare.
lively few Of the half.breeds only were
in the ranks of the enemy. I.i'.|'
The efforts Of the rebels 70 array the
Indians against the United States, so far
as the Commissioner could learn, was at.
tendsd with but partial success. The In.
dians as class are disposed to be friend.
ly, but those who are in hostility have
been coerced to this course by the rebels.
No doubt is entertained that il would re-
quire no persuasion to raise a large In
diaa force in Kansas and Nebraska to op-
crate against those who may be brought
into the field by ihe rebels,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11
Naval Officers in Command in the
Blockading Squadron.

The recent changes in officers in com
mand of the larger ships OF tho blockadine
squadron arc noteworthy, as apparontly in
dicating . disposition to entrust tho i'm.
portrait operations of TINT squadron "a
officers from seeded, doubtful, or border
Siatos. Capt. ID. NJ. Goidsborough. who
relieves Commodore String ham, is . citixsn
of Maryland; Capt. s. +. Dupont, appointed
Flag Officer of tho South Atlantic so uadron.
is citizen Of Delaware; Commander !. s.
Missroou, ordered to tho Cumberland, is a
native and citizen of South Carolina; Com
mander William Smith, ordered to tho Con.
gress, is q citiIon of Missouri Capt. l.. NJ
Powell, in command Of tho Potomac, is a
native and citizen Of Virginia; Capt. G.
Ringold. in command Of the Sabine, is q
native aud citizen of Maryland Capt. Sam
uel Mercer. in command OF tho Wabash, is
also native and citizen of Maryland; Com
mandet Percival Drayton, ordered to special
duty in tho Sonth Atlantic squadron, Is a
native and citiIan of South Carolina. The
list can DO extended, but this will suffice
We do not doubt that all these officers are
loyal to their flag, or tho Navy Department
would not place them in these responsible
positions. Thoy arc liable. however, to DO
placed in difficult and painful situations, ron
dering action timid and vacillating that
should be prompt aud decided. A larger
proportion OF Northern officers would be
quite as likely to induce q vigorous on.
forcoment of the blockade. and ihoy should
not b6 passed over to so great an extent to
favor those from the South, when 90 much
(" at stAko.-BOIion Journal, Sept. 20h.
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tIOME DEPARTMENT,
Surgeon Of the 82d Regiment,

Dr. l.. A. Hamilton, Of this village, has
received tho appointment of Surgeon Of tho
cad Regiment, o. V. M, aud will loave fo-
Camp Goddard on Monday next. No bo,tor
appointment could be msdo. His ripe OK.
perience as practitioner, and thorough de.
votion to his profession. eminon,ly qualify
him for the place. DR.. Hamilton hos 70.
sidod and practiced in this village, for over
thirty years, and will bear with him, on hi,
mission of mercy. tbe best wishes of largo
circle Of friends, who, under ordinary cir.
eumstances, would part with him with many
regrets.
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OCTOBER Ii, 1861.
MEDICAL,
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Never Fails to Cure
NEURALGIA D. RHEUMATISM,
a

ls curing THonsoads Of CO ses where alloihcr rem
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SPECIFIC and CURE for those painful diseases.
The vast number Of Liniments, Embrocations
and External Medicines, which act ns stimuls nts
OF the surface only are merely temporary in their
effects. and OF doubtful virtue. The NEURAL-
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eiiectually bunishes the disease from the svsietn
We advise one nnd uil to give it a trial and be-
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Read tLe a,toN'shing cares Of WeH-kno1H citi-
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6rONE BOTTLE cured Mr.. Elias Weed
Commission Merchant, OF severe Neuralgia oi
the head and neck, after nH other remedies failer.
RTMr. l.. CROSVENOR, Of Perry ST., who
was coufned to the house and entirely unable
TO attend to business, is now well from the use of
Watson Neuralgia King. .-4
pTHE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. Jo-
seph Cooley, Seneca Street, Of ISrLAMMAToRY
RHEUMATISM Of long standing. At the time of
commencing its use he was confined to his bed.
RJJAMES VAN VALKENBERG. a WE'LL
known policeman Of this city, was cured OF Neu-
rolgiN and Rherm9!ism ism i in = its w0rs, form;
Mr.. c. II, Reed, 81 Carroll Street was cured ut.
ter trying other remedies for FIVE years
9rlNFLAMM ATORY RHEUMATISM OF
FlVEYEARS SSTANDING.-Mrs.H ii. w. Put.
nam, Sc Pearl Street, cured in three weeks--hsd
been under charge ofbest physicians in this city
nTNEURALliIAi in its worst forn of fifteen
years standing. Mrs. Lyman Rathburn, of 2Ib
Delaware Street. entirely cured.
GyWfLIIAM COLEMAN, Auctioneer, No
Swan Street, cured Si severe Neuralgia in his
nrwILLIAM MoFFATT, Brewer Morgan
Street, OF Neuralgia of the face and teeth.
Price 81 per bottle -#
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Main Streat RufToio
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THE ONO FoRcR IN rHE FisLD.--The
entire force Of Ohio 10 active service 10
now, twenty.eight regiments Of infantry.
five batteries Of artillery, and five com.
panies OF cavalry. or this force, twenty.
one regiments Of infantry, two batteries
and two companies Of cavalry are under
Rosecrans Two regiments infantry, two
batteries and two cavalry companies un .
der Fremont; five regiments infantry,
one battery, and one cavalry company
under Anderson. Three more regiments,
and three batteries will be Immediately
sent into Kentucky, which will give Ohio
In active service thirty regiments Of in.
fan,ry, eight batteries Of artillery and Eve
companies Of cavalry.
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PosrrloN OF THE ENKMr.--It is now be i.
lieved that the rebels have fallen back to
Manassas with their main force, putting
forward to Fairfax Court House ten or
twenty regiments, and extending the
lorce Nor,hward towards Leesburg. and
IN a Sou'heasterly direction along the
Occoquan river TO the Potomac. 1t is
feared. however, thar il will not do to
presume TO" much on the absence Of rebel
troops on the debalable ground between
Fairfax Cour, House and our outer line oi
earth works.