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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31

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In Company g, 1st Rss't Va. Ar.Illery--oue who
is andrsy exempt from the action Of the Ccnscrip.
.ion bill Address IN IT," Dispatch Office
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hEALauAxrERsC 90. +, 23D Va. Vols,
Army Of shs Valley.

NV as-6s' Recruiting Sergeant.
hEALsuAKrEKs 60. F, 23D Va. vols,
Army Of shs Vailsy.S
ESEhFERS.-Priva.eJ JOHN 4. WARR1.
L. MEX, OF Company r, after receiving his
bounty aAd turioush has never returned. Said
WMrsnsr Il sbout 81 years Of ago; medium disc
rcd, biaffy face curly hair. and altogether has .
Dad coaats Up to the time Of iissusnt
be h4d Of very little service % his company.
he u suppJsed TO be lurking In the nelshborhood
OF KochstS.
On the s.n Of May. private &. P. JOHNSON,
agcd 50 years He, by his previons course Of con.
duct s.em- entirely indispossd To bis coun.
Try. Wh.-ever Is due ,hs above. named men win
be paid 10, their delivery ut camp.
.oushs, ~i,frspart tnms sdia.eiy q. hesdquartefs
II unsbis hy sickness, they will send . surgeon
L certificate 20 that effect.
my 2o-lE. T. MiOHAELs, Captain.
NJ ARYLAND LINE Il am authorizes ~ to rsise
lvI al iNFAkTRY COMPANY Eor tina N.rv.
land Line Utuzeas Of Maryland dssiring TO uai,s
themselves with the line. are invited ,c ion me-
The company wili elset its own officers l can bs
iound for the present as shs Pay Once Of the Con.
isdsra's Forces, corner Of Bank and 10Th streets.
Bonnsy and transportation furpi4hed without de-
lay, uAMrBELL W. PINKHEY,
my Zs-Slstm& or Maryland.
a TTKETION, MAKTTN'S HATTEKYI-
a All members of this command who are
Camp Lee. cir they will he reported 70 the
Provost Guard and ARRESTED ~ dessrssra
Persons wishing to join the company viii
| apply 10 SeYg't Puiliam, Mt the Recruiting
| ofYioe corner Of Bank and 18th streets.
>. TAYLOR MARTIN, Captain.
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| A rrANri0N, LI9hT. .AkTILLKKY.-
IA am ansfnA10ed by the Governor TO 70.
| cslvs ST. UBSNTUTES I'm my corNapy OF
| Light Artillery. and to muster &lbm IN a.
| they come THoss, therefore, Who desire 70
| procure sabs!lt tosss. or who Wtah 70 become
| suSst,tusss, spoaia call nj once o. my head.
/ quarters. IQApseA \ OUigon's once, under
ths Whtx Hsmddinx. A. u. 0UIuON,
| mh &--O Captain Light ARTILLERY.
Al; RITE UEtIE---Eor sale by =
l Wv WA. SATTl.ER 90.
l AD l11 MRtn @.
l ~ akA3OCaA WATEk--A small ios fOr
~ sale At h. r ROBtNSUN'H,
mb ~ tng nsr 9Th 40 4 fraakiia Sss-
lHuUP SKINS; krsnen Uctssss; SHAKER
| H Hoods, III The Cloak and ii al ,ls Depot
/ VAIN strsss sps
OUD.NITRATkO Of blSMUTH "A sspnly
~ OF sub Nitrate OF Hismuth Just reccivCa
/ and oxAAlsoY w. PETERSON I CO.,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31

STRAY MARE Taken up on the Osborn
- turnpiKs road large gray MARE. the
owner can get her by proving property and
on So.n, between I.eigh and Marshall streets.
my 26-?tk JkO CARVIDO
Ls"ODND.-I.s i'll my storG u VALLs5E,
4 .s"sIal months ago, con tanning sundry
dftci;s 6f clotRinx and Il prayer book, with
Micnaes h. Shda'S name in It, The ownsf
viii plsazs CONS end'proys property.
mh 12--Ix 4. ". POWERS.
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GDOk REV AK D.--Strayed fresu Gam o, at
Do Fsirasid Race Course, on ths night Of
the 9th inst, large dark eorrei Ma RE, with
star in her for ehead both hind feet little white
full tail, split her right fore leg very small
white spot on one side Of her rump. She rides
well In pace will pay the above reward for
her Ii delivered to me at the Ohsrles City Troop
Fairfield Race Course. or to Mr.. james O. ohn
ston, at the Virginia Stables. On Franklin Street,
juss below Exchange Hotel.
ROBERT w. WILCOX
my 2S-5.s Charles Oity TrooO.
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g L A D--On yesterday, q large sorrsl
- HORSE. abort name. long lessef, thin, and
ugly. escsped fom Camp Lee. Hs As seen SITTER
crossing the Cent,sI Railroad Opposite Louisiana
Hospital, and Ding IL southsasierly direction
liberal reward, and thai rs will be paid for hin;
when delivered at Damp Lee
my 20 5ts CAPr VIM. CAMERON.
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1ShkEh E2uM nF STORE, THROUGH rlistasc
/ BUN sEE, containing TWO color ed Shrss
Two picSss Unisrcoth.s. Ind eight III taa PIP. ..
hs Dasty will please re.uln tbs and Eeesiss
The thanks II soldier.
JA.JOB ELEAi6l.,
r.s 3.--t1 II Main street
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-31

VNAkkN UP-t'n Saturday week dark Brin.
i die COW, with young ualf. Two sii.s 10
lert ear and cross in the right. D. mAr.sd on
each horn. JAMNs BURLEY
1np 90 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
Highly Important from the south.
west -

ST. Louis, March ia special to the
Democrat, dated Cairo 18th, says: A gen
tleman who left Memphis on Saturday ar
rived here this morning, aud reports no
troops at Memphis. Many persons weFe
leaving the city. Cotton, moIasses. sugar
and other articles of merchandise were Re-.
ing shipped down the river. The policy 81
burning the city was still being discussed.
speeches were made every night, and all
means used 70 check the Increasing demor-
aii5atiOn aRd excite war spirit.
Bragg had come up from Pensacola with
10000 men. These we're sent to ceinforce
New Madrid and Island No. 10.
Bragg aud Beauregard we're at Jackson
Tenn, constructing Notifications. All the
negroes In the county were called to work
Martial law was proclaimed in Memphis
last Monday, for the purpose of checking
characterization and to compel the citizens
to turn ont aud fight.
no defensive preparations were being
maze at Randolph. nor between there and
New Orleans. They hold strong most.
ton at Fort Pillow, but less formidabIe
tnan Columbus. The rebels confess thst
the reduction of this place will give me- ali
points on the Mississippi.
The gunboats are ali ut Island M. In
aud carry rfed a. and 80 pounders. The
Meet Is under the command of Hollius.
The Messenger, from New Madrid. Te.
ports all quiet this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

THE Paris correspondent of New York
French journal speaking Of distinguished
COutederates abroad says:
APropos of Mrs. Siidell: it is related in
American circles, that upon learning the
liberation OF her husband by the Washing.
ton Cabinet, she said-HI would have prs-
ferred to see him die in captivity, II his
death could have brought deliVerance to
my county" Mrs. Eustis, whose husband
shared the fate Of Mr.. Slidell, exclaimed,
on the contrary, ''that she prized the safety
Of her husband above thafof her country, !,
u. Gaillardet observes that .'these two re-
marks, If they are true, show two very
different eharacters-the weak and loyinS
wamRn on one hand. aud the Roman ma.
iron on the other" Perhaps The fact that
Mrs. Eustts is young aud pretty woman,
and has not had very long experiences of
matrimouy, while Ms. SIideIl is near the
shady side Of life, and has had many years
trial of her @JO John" may have some
thing 70 do with the difference Of sentiment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

tue feelings ofits people. our prospect for
admission is decidedly slim, and Ii must
be so in any event unless some substantial
assurance to the contrary can be given. Ii
is in this view of the case that we have
urged the taking Of a vote on emaueipa-
ton at the time of voting on the Constitu-
tion, and it is now too late to do anything
else that can promise success The Con-
ventiOn could not now be reassembIed and
the Constitution altered aud got before the
people in time for the election on the
third of April.
Bot the thought with which We started
out, and which was all we intended to give
expression to at this time, is, that since
the suggestion of the President, and a con-
sideratiOu OF all the plans and projects
opened up BY it, Congress may be more dis
posed to consent to division of Virginia
than before; for the reason that while CO.
operation could not be expected in the
work proposed from the Legislature of the
whole State, representing the masters of
100000 slaves, for many years to come, it
might much sooner be expected from the
Legislature of a State created out of the
:rans-montane section of Virginia in which
there are but a few thousand slaves aud
they SO near the line of the free States as
TO render the holding of them insecure
Certainly that disposition might be great
~ increased if Congress were assured OF
the disnOsition Of this people to propose
such cooperation in the work of self-relief.
The SUBJECTS fruitful one, but limited
space fOrbids further consideration oft to-
day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

RIcHMOSD, it now seems 10 be settled
even by debates in the rebel Congress
must be given up. Letters from Rich
mond say:
great many members Of the rebel Con-
greSs are anxious to have an approprffatfon
for building forts around tie civ An s5t1 ~
idea tsdtseouraged BY every member of ~
Military COMMITTEES OF. both house. NJ.
Sparrow, the chairman of the Se1sfs ,.on''
mittee, is reported TO have said tbaf ~.
detenees Of Richmond are At CentreSiiI"
that General Joseph B. johnson. vopl5 - -
care that che defensive lines Of Nanasso +
and the Blue Ridge were maintained intel
An1 toat % long IS he did this Richmond
Of the House COmmittee on Military a ffsirs
Who was Preseat, added Hthat If be did nj
do IL no other defeaces could ave dc ,.oT.
ilap-meaning Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

Mr.. a. B. SMITH, pilot on board the
frigate Cumberland at the time of the bat
tie in Hampton Roads, makes the follow
ing important statement:
''The Aerrimac is probably not injured.
at least more than the starting of plate
or so of her iron covering, and her ma
chineTy being untniured she is probably ct
to come out again. n Is ipsposSiBLe to Keep
the HerriHlde from coming out. she can sdiI
three knott an hour faster than the Monitor.
From her evOluIions I should Judge she
can go at the rate of eight or nine Knots
per hour. II is impossible to board the
Merrimac. Should she come out again she
will be obliged to pass within range of the
Union gun at the Rip Raps, and a shot
from it might perhaps crush her sides, but
1t IS very difficult to mAnage SO heavy a
piece of artillery, aud the Union gun, in
all probability, might be fred fifty times
without touching her. In do not think tie
/ AsrriMae Is calculated to carry much coal, and
thGt might hare been tie reason for her retirfag
from the eORteSt. The Monitor perhaps might
follow up the rebel steamers and disable
them, but If she gets among the rebel bat
teries heavy FIRE might be concentrated
on her from different points, and she be
thus injured, or possibly she might be
graPpled to aud towed ashore. These and
other reasons may suffice to show why the
Monitor did not follow among the batteries
of Craney Island aud Norfolk. General
Wool, understand, has ordered ali the
women aud children away from Fortress
Monroe, 10 anticipation of the Merrimae's
temperance"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

FORTREss Observation-Disclosures haze
been received from Norfolk stating thu,
the rebel steamer Merrimac'is stilI sIioSt
At the Navy Yard, aud large force Of
SoEkme1 is employed in repairing her.
S'erloas damage was received By one Of
net prongs at the bow, and the forward
pan OF me bow was slowed in. That part
= NV oelne strengthened The people Of
norfolk are said to be in q state Of mingled
rejoicing and fear. =
Lieutenant W. n. JeHers IL nov In c,n-
mand Of the invineibIe steamer Mnnitor
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NEWS tom Can RDrn,i5.

PaoTIDEScE, B. L, March ia letter
received here from man in Gen. Burn
AGES expedition, dated Roanoke island.
Aeten %, announces the prevalence Of 4
report, there that the rebels were eYaeua-
sus Manassas. Gen. Burnside will there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
Eliza walker, Plalntia,l

John J. Wise and Geo. D. Wise, Def'ts
The object Of this suit Is to recover from the de-
tenants the sum Of one hundred dollars, with In
tcrest thereon nom the 9th dsy OF january, 1850.
AhidGVtt having been made In conformity with
the 4th section Of the act euttled an act staying
the collection Of certain debts passed July 90 1861
whereby thesaid defendant, John J. WISE ts deemed
nonresident Of this State order OF publication
is awarded against the said defendant; and It IL
ordered that the said defendant do appear here with
in one month afteI due publication thereof and do
what e necessary to protect his interests and that
copy Of this order Slall be publlShed once q week
for four successive weeks In the Weekly Wheeling
1utelgeueeF, paper printed In the city Of Wheel
lug, and that q copy Of the same be posted on the
front door Of the house the first day Of the
uni nh iiG94a'z court 1No. B. A1LwoRrH, c. 40.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

THE cotton planters of NstehttOches par
'sh Lar have, in public meeting, resolved
that no planter, no matter what may be
his force, should plant or raise more than
Eve bales of cotton of Eve huudred pound,
each In 1851, unless the blockade is raised
before the LIST of March.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
UIRGINIAI-AtRuios held in the Clerks once
ofths County Court Of the county Of Accolnnc,
William Young, Plaintiff


Fetef =. BroNna, Defendant.
The object Of this suit Is to recover from the de-
tehdant, Peter p. Browne, the sum OF one hundred
and ten dollars aud seVenty-nine cents (sll0 79l
Affidavit having been made In conformity to the
9Th section OF the act entitled ian act staying the
collection Il certain dObts" passed July 28th, 1851
whereby the said defendant e deemed nonresident
OF this State, an order Of publication Is awarded
against the said defendant; and It Is ordered that
the said defendant dOlappSAr here within one month
aiter due publication hereof and do what is neces-
saEy to protect his interests and that copy Of this
erusF shall be published once week tor four
newspaper printed in the city Of Wheeling, and
posted at the front door Of the court house or this
mhl4-itW JN0. B. AILWORTH, @. A. O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
Copper, Tin& ShsgfIf0R Ware,
TO LILLE PmRTTnI

NOW keep the largest assortment Of WARE
y t9at can he found 10 the city, and am fully pre-
pared to I'LL all orders ut short notice ~
NY stock consists in part Of tho fpllovrin9 g,o5
AZ Elnus Of Plain Tin and JApanned Ware ali kfnIs
o. EheeI Iron ARE, Copper and Bras Kettles of An
sLesi also COoking and Heating Stoves n ths 49,
patterns, forWoOd or coal " s "N Oz5t
Merchants and others visiting the city will ud n
Ing elsewhere Pu'''iAs-
sPouttng and Cutters constantly on hand
All Kinds Of JOB WORK will receive nv parsoD,1
H'tenuOn' b. r. CALDWELL.
10 :, No. Main ST., op. B. 4 o. r. R. Depot.
' y - - r. Wheeling, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

LATEsr Paris letters say Mr. Slidell who
expected to be feied aud caressed, is very
much distressed to find that no more no.
tiee is taken of his advent in the French
capital than if he were the agent of a per-
tpitatetie meuagesie, instead of a full
fedged Ambassador, previously pulled in.
to public notice by his marvellous aud hair
breadth 'scapes, in aud out of Uncle Sans
clutches. 1t is said that he looks particu.
larly disguised with the appearance Of
Confederate interests, aud has made up his
mind to abandon the Americans, United
aud Secesb, 70 their miserable fate, taking
up HE Permanentresideuce in Europe. 10
point Of fact it is no, probable that the
hero of Plaquemius would be comfortable
in America few months hence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

TREeall IRON Letehsr On he militia d
the State, for 10000 men. vas proclaimed
in The streets of Oesoquan on the 9Th
inst, by an Official who Immediately de-
parted. Nearly all the able bodied men OF
the village len with the army, A fevre-
fused to 60.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
NIRGINIA,-At Rulcs held in the Clerks offics
y Of the County Court Of the County of AecOmae,
John mi I. Tyler Co, PlAin.ia., !


The object Of this suit Is to recover from the de-
PENDANT. Peter 2. Browne, the sum Of slxtyOne dol
lars and forty cents Cs6I 4O with interest thereon
from the 4th day Of November, 1851.
Ahdavtt having been made In conformity to the
9Th section Of the act entitled An act staying the
collection OF certain debts, passed July 26th 1861,
whereby the said defendant q deemed nonresident
OF this State. an order Of p1blIcatiOn Is awarded
the said defeutant do appear here within one month
atter due publication hereof and do what IL neces.
say to protect his interests, and that copy Of this
order shalbe PubiAhed once week for four success
siEe weeks in the Weekly Wheeling InteiIigenoer,
Newspaper printed In the city Of Wheeling, and
posted at the front door Of the court house Of this
county on the first day Of the next county court.
mhl4-itW JN0. B. AILYORTu, G. A. C.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

THE Germans in Richmond are an fer
vent Union men, and give the rebel police
much annoyance by their expressions
against seeesh principles in general and
particular.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
Iron Mill fnr Sala

ON the 1ifteeath day o. April next, between MIN.
An1 zen CLOCK A. NJ, We will oferat public -
az the Count House in the city Of WheelinE Va f%s
properly known % the sAsHINGToN RoIITHS Mn y
III us aPpurtenaneeS, Including coal 5priTfieS1.
FaiIroad and sundTy town lots r. 81
me Alli! Il Tor manufacturing Railroad Iron. and
=. pacity Tor turning ont undred aud tEen.
~ tII Io9s per week Probably an expenditure Of
TnnnIGg order. It IS located one mile md
nStI below wheeling, Immediately on the east bst
rkRHs-one-half cash, and the balance In oDs A.,
good security. DRAESRI w 4 VIs w and
-AH'H' a4So%- mllO-f6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

THE Nashville people are represented as
gloomy and taeiturn, but it Is believed
nothing would induce them to risk the re-
tnFn of The rebel army. The Uuiou seuti-
ment viii appear soon, uuqusshOnably.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
TalinE OF VVInoheafer.

The telegraph to-day brings authentic
information that Winchester is now held
by the Union forces. The announcement
of its evacuation some days ago Was pre-
mature. The place was attacked ON Tues
day afternoon, aud after slight resistance
by = regiment of cavalry, they skedaddled,
leaving behind them about thirty killed
and wounded-Our loss, four killed and
fifteen wounded. The stars aud stripes
now float over the place, to the great de-
light Of the inhabitants, the despatch says.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
PERHAFs We may lear before. m.nv A..

PERHAPS We may hear before many DAYS
OF another contest in Hampton Roads be-
tween the Herrimac and Monitor. The
telegraph aPplzeS rs that the Nsrrimas
IS still ahOat at Norfolk aud large f5ors.s J,
vOrkmeu repairing her. she vas1 serio.s
y damaged it seems.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

LATE Southern news sia Fortress Monroe
states that the Beaufort correspondent Of
the Day Book says that the Nashville is
now lying At MOrehead City.
One hundred vessels ara reported at Hat
teras, supposed to contain achievements
for Gen. Burnsides.
oeraeOke lnIet is said to be blocked up
with stone vessels.
Virginia has been called upon for 40, 900
additional troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

ooHsHRss has passed . vote Of thanks n
Gen. CuEtiss and the officers and men nm
DER bus Command for their gallant eonaue.
in the recent battle in Arkansas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14

THE people of Winchester, nov that they
have chance to speak out, say that a,
least tWO-thirds of the population of their
town aud surrounding country are loyal
to the Union. The resreatiug rebels. with
their usual barbarity, arrested eighty prom
insnt citizens, Union men, aud sent them
to Richmond. When the final day of reek.
Oniug comes, such Villainiss viii have 10
be amply Atoued for, if there is such a
thing as retributivs justice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
Marshal's Sale
me United States 81 51rS-S.S :, ScaA9e

Matthew 81. Houston.
10 The District Court 81 tbs R,,,.,,s.-.
~ ene western District Of VirEpiS i1'n
DiStret Cont ,S q tho decree aud oTer Of the u.,d
reete duly oys entitled eanss, % me d.
iSa shan Seil At 1biIs s aS.s GSy OF
10 e'elOoE tse ~ March lst3 eon@enciaE At
O. 4th street. IN ~ eitS ~ TyI.SI ~. n
SeribeiI ~ ~ particularly montioned a5i a.
RIod ~ III s'eedulo 9nnexed 70 the Information
kikehen f,-Si.Se19 s committing Of hou1ehoId and
tAtAAtaEe- ToCms Of slia, Gu.
Nar,h.issf., EDWARD u. NORTON.
6ehmztd NE u u; =. for the Wet. Dist. Of Va.
ltEesl eopyJ 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-14
AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR AMERICANS!
No more English or French rubbish,
made to sell, but not to keep time.

why should an American buy foreign Watch,
when he can get better and cheaper ono at hOms'
why should an American uesdle',ly onrtei, foreign
watch manufacturers at the expense of our own
artIsansi
Why should an American send gold to England
and Franco, our covert but bitter enemies when
gold Is 50 much needed at homer
whv should an American buy an imported Watch,
which, inninG cases gu. Of ten, win cost more to
keep In order for one ypar, than its original price,
and which was never intended to keep time under
any eirermstauoos'
why should Americans not patroui1s more gensr-
ally American manufactures, and Thus emancipate
themselves from the thrnldOm of English capital,
French fashions, and Continental gew.gnvs,
The American Watch cOmpaoys Watches arc par
tcularly adapted for soldiers use, being most sub
stantialy made and not liable to get out of order
either in marching, riding, OF nghtipg.
Sold by ali respectable Jtvslsrs In the loyal States
Wholesale orders ahOuld be addressed to
ROBBINS q APPLETON;
Agents of the American Watch Company,
mh1-lm' 1S2 broadway, n. Y.
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~ ~ STANDS, RULRR9. T.1T7T77EI5
l. ~ Zen eaeks RlhStio BSniiS ro61i5,t 80
~ ~ SAle sheaR by JOasaRIViEs
NosSO Monroe 4.
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'eIAIlon, and now says:

"Let rs at once change our policy. LIE,
Us contract cur lines Of defence 60 as b
make them As solid aud as compact a
possible, and With the immense resources
At our command let as defend them 10 the
last"