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AeLEAsS CELEBRATED LiHlMENr 10 ths suly &C q
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CAPTURE OF THE THREE CoLoNkHs.-We
have seen private letter from the Kanawha
region, narrating some incidents connected
with that mysterious performance-the cap
ture Of the three Colsnels-which, If true, 90
far to throw light upon it 1t is stated that
Col. de Villiers demonstrated against his three
companies being thrown forward unless a re-
serve was also sent for their support; that after
the detachment had taken up its march for
Scarey, Col. de Villiers requested Col. Woodruff
to accompany him to Gen. Cox. Col. Woodruff
did 50, and they together expostulated with
the General, and urged upon him the necessity
Of sending their commands q half mile In the
rear Of the advancing column to support in
case OF need. Gen. Cox not only declined to
receive their advice, but dismissed them with
the intimation that when he desired the coun-
sci Of his subalterns he would call for IL. The
conference was then closed by the Colonel
retiring in bad hunor, and they then started
on the expedition which resulted 90 unhappily
to them. If these incidents are true, il would
appear to be fairly deaucibls that they were
not actuated by an insane desire to see the
fun, but by an anxious solicitude for the fate
Of troops which appeared to them to be unsup-
ported, and by desire to give their personal
assistance in case Of an unfortunate resalt. IT
is also to be remembered that Coils, de Yilliers
and Woodruff are old fighting men, and that
their brigadier is novice in the art Of war
Ctnctnrdtt Commercial.
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that desertions from his ranks are numerous
About one hundred are reported to have left
him ut this place night before last.
Our forces were heartily welcome here last
evening by the Charlestonians. The Star
Spangled Banner was once more thrown to the
breeze, people lined the banks Of the river and
cheered Justify as we passed ladies waved their
hsndkerchiefs, and nearly everybody seemed
rejoiced to see u.s. The centrabands," espe-
cislly, were in their element and caused man y
shout from our boys by their Undesirable
Ethiopian eccentricities
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WASHINGTON LOCK ROSPTTIL.

nR. SHUmAN has, afer en- experience of ten
~ vears, tahlished the above refuGe from
suackery, eelf-labek ked Indian OF GSrmAr 0ostoyr
era - s-
This is the only rlace where a sure and s,oedy
cure can be obtained in the world fCT al lFprc pcr
and evil habits, gOnOrrh4, EleeL, seminal week
ness syphllllss primary. secondary. and tertlarY,
organic weakness pains In the loins, EtriUtures.
general oeblltJ, prostrahon, neTvousnesE rest ess
nights, paPatOn of the heart, ringing IN the ears
loss OF memory, confusIon, me anchOry, affections
OF the head, throat, nose, and skin, and all those
Pecular disorders arising from the ndIscreti0n of
yonih, rendering them UIht for either bu6iness,
etfaJ' society, 0r marriage.
DT. =. has the EreAtest remedies in the known
World Tor diseases OF the blood. ronOrrha, geet,
structures, So 2llis seminal weakness, sell Gbuss
sc. Ihere ls no case IN which they fail 70 IN
Victims Of those horrible complaints, who would
Nleh 20 De "a euSole men knd ornaments % sootetJ,
should embrace the earliest Opportunity for reisI
DT. Shumhn has made the most comp eta ArreB
ments Tor the comfort of his patents who oOlaS
from distance. They Will be furnished with ths
most pleasant sad agreeable suAr teTs, ncoosEaTs
diet, and made as comfortable Gs thsJ would De 81
pTst olsss hotel a. iess thsn half the oOsI
DO not ioTEet the name and pumber. DT. SnH-
nlen's oince ie on the corner Of sixth street sHd
fennsyl lvsnla kveuue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the Nauonal Hotel, Washington, d. &.
Persons at distance should enclose EtaUlR for
return postage. Once hours, 2 A. Nj. 20 10 q. NJ.
various parties have been eptlced from my 10
shtutlon by certain svIndlers on back streets 10
the city, who viii u tll the day of their death.
n word TO the vlsa Ia sufficient IL
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- Ar PofNT LOOKOUT, MARYLAND.

This ce sbrated Bathing Place. situated at the
junction of the Potomac River with the A
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened BY the WA q
undersigned on tho 10th of June, in the &G.s75
very best style, for al persons who may wish
safe and quiet retreat, where they can have tn 9
OF the best salt water hat ing ano enjoy the
de!loacles OF the water, such as Fish CT ell kinda,
Oysters, Crabs, DO.
Every description OF fishing tackle will be kept
for the accommodation of guests.
hne livery stab Q kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and blllia saloons with
al other amusements usually found at suoh places
The table viii 90 supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Ba tlmore and Washington markets,
Inc best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
Board, 80 psr day; one week, sI2; second week,
SiO four weeks for S35; children and oolored SER
=, The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday a. IN. and Baltimore on FRIDAY Al D.
m. The half past o'clock p. IN. tram from Wash
lngton VIII connect at Bal imare with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily (; a so, a tri-weekly
sag from Washington, by way of Leonardtown
NJ, AGd ess the PrnprIetors, at Point Lookout,
washington, ID G., or Alexandria, Va
81 HEFLEBOWER & co Prop'rs.
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The Londsn Times Correspondent at the
Battle of Sunday
[From the Boston Traveller

DestOn traveller
Captain Dolliver, of this city, who was near
morning Of the late battle until its close, says
that person unacquainted with military move
ments could only make out vast columns of
smoke, and hear incessant pesls of heavy artiI-
lery, and the whistling of bullets During
several hours of the fight he was in company
with DR.. Russell, who was mounted on a fine
horse, and who explained to him some Of the
movements as they progressed.
Russell rode up to the TANKS Of the various
divisions engaged, and saw the distance they
were apart, aud the effect Of the firing which
was decidedly ia favor Of the Union troops
DR.. Russell seems to have anticipated some
disaster in the rear, sfrom a casual remark to
the effect that the battle was won, " if no mis-
hap oyertakes the rear of the Federal forces :"
As he explained to Capt Dolliyer some of the
movements, he lent him bis glass to see for
himself He said that our troops held their
own like veterans when opposed to superior
numbers, but they lacked steadiness in falling
back.
DIR. Russell saw the rebel cavalry as they
emerged from the woods, aud remarked to
Capt. DOlliver that they mum bered about OOO
and Capt. DOlliyer says himself that he thinks
DR.. Russell was about right in his estimate A
very small force of infantry, properly posted
could have driven them off the field; but that
force was not at hand. They charged among
the teamsters ana created panic, which was
more destructive than their swords
Capt. DolliVer remarked to DR.. Russell that
he thought the troops from the front, as they
came up, would stop the retreat at a certain
point; but the Doctor said, "No they are all
moro or less infected; it is painful-very pain
full; so We must look out to make good our own
retreat I"
| Capt. Dolliver and DR.. Russell retreated in
company until all danger from the victorious
rebels was past. ....
Captain DOlliyer says that the men suffered
much from want of water and that they had
been inspired with the hope of General Butler
bearing down upon one flank, and Gen. Patter-
SON upon the other, while they drove in the
center. They fought confident that victory
was within their grasp, and knew not the disas-
| ter In the rear until too late to retrieve it,
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH,
lSl. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally At his once in this city -
MAny persons can wear these teeth who ~iIp
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be aocommooat ated
WIN any style aid price of Teeth they may desire;
put 70 those who particular and wish the purest
olesnest, strongest and most perfect denture thai
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE Will be
more fully warranted,
Rooms In this oIty-No. 33s Pa avenue betveep
stn and 10th cts. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Phi adei
bhias oc lE If
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
w CNTY H. Inlu Lat

w CRY HALL. July 1st, 1851,
, ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby notified
that their Water Rents for the year commencing
with this date are now due and payable at this
office.
The following is the law of the Corporation "in
relation to delinquent water-takers," )" viz:
ln aIl oases OF thH non payment of the water
rent Tor thirty days after the due and pay
able, the Water Registrar shall notify the Pur-
Vey0r ot such dellnq quency, and the sald Purveyor
shall discontinue the supply OF water Immediately,
by cutting OF the water AZ tho main, and he shall
not allow 10 To De again used in said de inc uent's
premises except on notification by the Water Re
glst'ar that the water rent has been paid ss a.
the expense Of cutting off and restoring the flow of
water -
The law will be enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE
B lin lIntell.I Water Registrar.
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mar E-H
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF Gas METERS,

(kFFIUE UF INSPECTUR AND SEALER
" OF Gas METERS,
WAsHIrsToy, July 10, 1880,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GTVEN That az rse-
ably to the PROVISIONS ofthe ordinances of the Cor
lotStiCn approved MsJ L. l8s9, the undersEn cd in
nov prepared, "vheneyer REQUIRED in writing and
on pre- psyment of tho fee of hty cents to ins,sct
examine test provo, and ascertain the accuraoy Of
registration OF auJ Ess meter in use in this city !"
Ever. meter, nfouId incorrect, will be conde demEed
And another, sealed and marked ae true Will be
eet IL ~ place. III proved 20 bs Gccu-aSs in its
meseul ement Of gas, it will be ses.oo scco -dinyJ
and sEan put IN position for use.
UElce No. $40 Seventh street, (neSr Odd Fsl-
-ows' HAIL cpen from 8, m, % y. m.
.CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
H B-d inspector and Sealer of Gas Meters,
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iY2 2-lA

n WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heads, Drum
Snok. @ and snsres. Brass snd COPPER BugIes. Ffls,
inst arrived at the Music Store OF w. e. NET
ZERpTT, corner of Eleventh street and Penna.
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nUPQNT'S 6UNPOwDER,
~ For sale at manufectufers prices, by
JOHN j. BO6UE, GKoRsRroWN, D C.
..I4 Sols Assssv fos. The District of tolsssgss,
A arSe EPs. ], em6Isclng every variety, Always
on hand, sld delivered tree to al pArts OF th
Giot Orders also Be left af the once OF Adams'
ExDress CompAly, washington, D. O, k SlaViy
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w. GAS FIXTURES

M GAS INJURIES,
w Have In store, and are daI ' reoelyiny GAS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and DesiZp,
sG0 FINISH superior IN style to anything heretoors
offered In this market. We invite otizens general
y 10 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling conhdsnt that we have the best
selected stock in Washington.
All Work in the abOye line lntrusted 70 en- cara
VIII be promptly attended 20.
MYERS & MoGHAN.
mar k-0 3TR n
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATER


Is PRECISELY what Tts name indicates, for, while
pleasant TO the taste, Is TeyivlJ g e1 alsraung,
lnvIoratng and siren theh!nE 70 tns vita P0S es'
nova the Blood IA al lis original purity, and thus
70 GttaeEs sg dtssass' II il ths Only prepsrsunn
ever offered tO the world, so chemically and skill
fclly combined 10 be the most powerful iOnIcs
and at the same tune perfectly stapted 70, 70
act in perfect accordance with the laws oi nsturet
tone up the digestive organs, ano thus e!lsy 81
vOus ard other Irritation. IL Is perfectly exhLsh
vi tSetabes vet 40 comJined a. 20 ProdEoe the tusI
thorough tonic efeot, without producing ans 20
teen zen 10 Be SeslderatsH in the medloa w.Sid,
for II needs edloel Ef u 90 zee hat debility
dee9 rs tSs a. @ M o1s tS the s;E,
many of the most fEtal such, for example. ss Ee
IVoTnS of EpSste PEfaaR NsTSoa TTts6t9
Neuralgia, PalPltsHon Of the heaTt aeiSnch".y,
well as Painful DISTRACTED, toe pr2fgse, 0r too
5ssIt mfasrgSdn0n; Sg 1.I 5fd5 81 ths
Oeslthy tonic Cordial and B.ood RenovHtor ls "a
no TnIststs sboat Il But this Is not al, IL the
sTEteIa as weakened we are open 10 biIlons az
ne ss e SeTSss 70 ssor Ssr ncoSs and
we are troubled with soalOIng Gnu IncOntDebce Of
IN mTRSs me SsGP Ss Sds sha bsas he
oeedlngiJ iIable 20 slight coda, c0uE "a and II an
goes own TO 8 premature grave, BUT spece will
not allow us % oaumercte the nany ms 70 vhoh vs
T, 'Ises we si ssY in ts Ccgds end Blood Rsnovs
Tor you hayo perfect ssls pl essant sod efsctusl
remedy for lO6s Of Appetite. Blnousness. Flatu-
lenoe. weak G.d ricE Stomach. Iangour. Liver
Complaint. Clilis snd Fever. sny Bilious attack
Costiverese, AeidIIy the stOmsoh, Nervousness,
Neurslgis1- PslPILatiop Of the Heart, Depression
al Spris, Sores, Pimples on the Pace, OF any dIs-
eAss arising from impure blood, epch "a Scrofala'
Erys7elas, BTonosias, CoHgh difculty of bTaeth-
ing. and eli that GLASS OF dleeases ca ed tente
weakness, and enumerated EboEe, We val tlt2
say shs Traveller s1s0seSS S 2 esSe@ls, enspss %
sure remedy, and no one rhSuid ever travel with,
out. Rezder, try IL, fer assure yoo yod Nlll
end In il friend indeed az well Trend need
AL persons Of sedeLtary habtts val Ind IL per
fect preventive OF. as well As cure Tor tnose al
ments which they are particularly exposed beises
ministers, students, attorneys, tersrv gent tenen,
and ladies who are not accustomed 20 muoh OUT
door exercise, will Id IL 20 their eoxantaGe 20
keep . bottle constantly on hand; and hooye a.
mothers, or those CecSaliBs such, VIII 20 thrveGh
that most kerous perIod not only with Al thsI
aocustomed strength. but safe and free from the
thousand ailments ~ prevalent ehnong tne temals
portion of the world. In short 10 indeed mothef
ootdis, Try Il old and yonnf; no 70, esf rSn ,ne
risk Of delay; t will relieve and prove lte en- phet
ioally RssfoTaftcs Cordial Gsd Blood HSSooefgr.
o, j, WOOD, proprietor, 4f4 Broad gay, NeN
York, and lI< Market Street, -. Lonlh, DO. snd
sold By ell good Dragrists. Price One Dollar per
PROP. WOODS
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WIN =. DOVE co,
1AhG VOW prepared 10 execute apJ orders With
Snloh they nay be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
- BUSINESS,
IT Store on sth street, few doors north of Pa
Ay$Gne, where may be fou nd = comalete assortment
WATER FIXTURES In ~ " ~
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7 SNYDER

H. PL LUMBER AND GAS FILTER
ii as removed to the corner of Twelfth and r sts
He prepared to introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He bag on hand . lot of COOKING and othor
wishes to ret rid of them, no ~
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TIE RECENT FLAG OF TRUCE.
Letter Of President Davis to President
LiTcsin

Inc following correspondence was read be-
fore the Confederate Congress, at Richmond,
few days ago;
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II DR.. JOHNSTON,
- II M ORE
Lock OSPITAL,
Has diseorsrsd tAs rgosf Csrtais, SPEEDY asa ssI,
E6setEd! Rsnsdy - rae World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,
CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

As a general rule W. are opposed to the pas
sage Of laws designed or calculated to delay the
promp, at speedy collection OF debts. ESpe'
ricnce has satisfied US that community is ben
Gifted financially ard morally. by rigid enforce
meut Of the pecuoisry obligations Of its citizens
Bu, while tbs is the cae. ordinarily there are
periods Of distress, arising from providen,al
causes when the enforcement Of such a policy
would produce vide spread distress and ruin
Such we believe to be the condition Of large
portion Of our own state at the present time.
While our planters ARE much better OF than they
bad reason 70 anticipate few months ago ow.
ing to IA, orabls iall and mid winter, there
Is not. Ia DOR opinion sgihcieul money In the
country. aud will not be during the presen, sea
son, to meet the indebtedness Of oar ci,ireus
What then ough, 10 be done What aoes pub
lie policy and jos, regard for the industrial in
teresss Of the eouairy reqare' Il seems 10 Us
some law ought to De passed aad passed prompt
", granting s,ay until neT crop is made
Such a law should not b. permanent; bat intend
cd for the time being and expire with the year
II something Of NE kind is not done, We are
satisfied there will be distress 10 the country
10 anticipation Of such lsw grea, many suits
have already been brought and Judgments 90
tanned, and others will follow between this Gad
February Goats v.ll accumulate upon costs
aud property vii be sacrificed to All enormous
amount, Our merchants ore disposed 10 deal
leniently and literally WIKI those indebted to
them bu, II they are forced to q settlement,
they will in turn have to force others Permit
ted to 60 on, where will it end The indebted
mess to merchants In MARSHALL alone cannot fall
shor; OF half milI,on Of dollars and the suits
that viii have to be brorgh; by them undeI this
pressure will force everybody else to sue.
We want our people 10 think about this mat
Ter, and to instruct their representatives IN the
Legislature what course to pursue in the prem
ises The earlier they take action IN reference
to this question the better
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12
STATE CDNVtNTION,
AssEsnrss ~
AUSTIN on THE gsrH INST
SUPPER AND DINNER,

On Friday Wight JHuafy 25'h 1861, in
Freeman Hail Jefferson Tcxa. to assist in
building the BAPTIST Meeting House The JEFF
'ersan Brass Blud vill furnish their Cd ice mu
pic tn articles for sale are usefu a. wei as
exceedingly beautul The Ladies have SPAR
81 20 pains or labor TO make the fair a..
irartivo Thrir taste will be displayed IN e..
nishnr a bouque, for al who attend As am
pie room ard an abundance viii be prepared
al are Invited to attend
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

TIE Pcws in The First Presbyterian Church
wlli be rented FOR the presen, year next Mondey
GAO at 10 O'Clock A VI II il expected that
Those who ho d pcws now will be there to say
whether they wish 70 retain them OF not. An
WHO wish pcNs please come
BY ORpER oF CuuEcu Session
Marshall Jan, 70 1861.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

MILITARY STRENGTH ov SorrR CAsOaIsA.--
There are in the State Of South Carolina three
hundred aud eghty-'wo companies Of infantry,
fifty companies Of cavalry, eighteen companies
Of artillery and sixtytwo Of rifles, making =
batallions, Sc regiments, IA brigsdes and } d.
visions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

Sourn CARoLINtANs IN THE FEDERAL SxR'rf'
49, The following officers in the United States
army are South Csrolinians Majors, 4; brsvet
major, brevet colonel. captains, u la
licutenan,s 8 I'd lieu,enants. 3. In the navy
there ARE commanders, 3 captains, lieutef'an"
surgeons, perser, masters, [ mkishipmen.
and engineer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

SiGSWIcASr.-At the New England Festival
in New York city, at which Senator Seward
spoke, " halt in joke aud half in earnest o.
the dangers which threaten the country TIC
usual toast OF " the American Union" WIZ no'
responded TO-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

SECESSION IN kE>rrcy The Paducah (kyl
Herald says We are devctcdly in favor OF
dissolution and We shall vote for il whenever
the issue is made in Kentucky And more than
that, we can assure Mr. crittenden that 4 large
majority Of The pgorlg Of the lst Kentucky
district ARE for dsunion, and viH go with the
Southern States.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

ton District Attorneys TO tue Sou,h
# it be treason TO resist him, bcc,,.'
has been consti,utionally elected, !, :,
be equally reasonable 10 re,i.,
agents whom he selects to, aid him
carrying on the Government
The history Of this Goverumso,
forty yeas presents a constant seri.,
aggressions upon the rights Of the .l,,
holding States. eliminating in the d.
ton of man who would not dare nj,
his foot upon Southern soil And AZ
man, surrounded by followers who a.
recognized by all conservative meo
every section Of the Union, As = b.,1
political traitors the endorses of a.
Helper BOOK, the sympa,hzing friend.
Joan Brown, the aide's and abe.teu i
the unholy war upon Texas--men u.
are to be his counselors and to Gil il.
highes, places in the Government aod
represent it wherever the American A.
foats--this man, we say, thus sdvi..
and sustained, is to occupy the pl.,
adorned by Washington, Jefferson, VI
jackson, no, as,the Prcsiden. of the uus
bu, Of section. and pledged to cow,
the Government, into an engine Of open,
sion and tyranny. IL it not an iusul, !.
tell Us tina, it is patriotism 20 submit !.
such a Uuiun' Is it not mockerv /.
assure US that we yet have the Cop.
tuition for our dcfence7 We are I'd,
that this Union yeas formed by a SER
years war, privatlon, and toll, and tn
i, was purchased by the blood OF 0,
fathers. All stuff The American R.,
/ olution was conhic, for liberty Il
/ Union was formed seven years al,
the war, and with many misgivings
10 it's success And the great sage
whom the eyes of the country was ,h
directed told his coun,rymen that I'd
price Of libsriyn mot the Union
eternal vigilance = a sentiment whs
if more deeply written in the hearts
his descendants would have prcsesy
the Union, as i, was formed. aud VIII
if needed now, will maintain the libcr.
of the present generation ana tue gen
atoms destined to follow Il,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-12

ARKANSAS A bill providing Tor State
Convention has passed the Legislature oil
Arkansas. The election takes place ="
the second Monday Of January, and the
Convention meets on the fourth Nons.y
of the same month