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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27
XIIKaINIA CENTRAL E1T7
SUMNER IRRASsRxrvr

On snd after MONDAY, NAV o.
snd Passenger Trans viii Iaave Riebmo-ss 1a
donsvule, Charlottesville, and Stauntor 81 es
$40 A. NJ, connecting 1t Eharlo,t..vlIl, asiy v
Orange sno Alexandria Tran FOR Ly,esh,,taa IL
Between Stauoton and jackson Rlsssf.
T T5s.n iii Ss run lsayns sssasss "a.
:oas Riv.r on MoadsJs, "Wednesday al .ss !, "a
days. ua "a.
Easn0 4 Brown stags Llss 70, law,
connects with tho ID ii Tram. and leaves s.ate,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, snd Prldsv, 'aas;'s
seen ON Tuesdays, Thorsda7s, and ssta,sss. N
Hartman. Macon 4 Co.'S stass Line ~
Sulphur, Lerisburg &C. connects r'b az. "ais'
On Tresdsys Tburssa5a, and esscr!sys H2
The regular Tkrol si Freight Trs,, r., a..
vils, sad points Tet Of thsre, lassss Riss a&as'
7.so p. N. en- Suna rs. Tuesday and Torr.s,,..
end arrive from .hs sszi 81 I A. NJ n, ss.Ip
Wednesdays ami II dayA
4 regular Way sight Train soy Gc,ee,,,,u.
aad points e.ss, iess e. daily. (s;ofsy, -
~ 49, A. BE u. Il. WRIT cOyg
myi Genera. Su.er,,ts,.s.
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MILITARY r0TaCms.
HEADQ'HS DEPT HEnkIOO, !
HAY fHth. 1859. (

~ 49, ..>-~ $4,000
HEADQ'HS DEPT HEnRIOO,
HAY 56th. 1889. /,
"A TO The PEOPLE os RICHMOND.
In order ~ obvtats, u possible, the dise-
Ereeabls necessity Of iniprc,s,ng hands for
uovoTnnent work, ali appesi 10 again made
to the psople.
All hands voluntarily offered will hs paid
qe. per an day payment made weekly
JOHN II. WlHpER,
my Is lw Brig tdier- General
NAT Il. LINDSAY will be pie sss to confer
wv . with members OF thu quundam D,ckin.
CONS Arili.fy. Thcss j'iDiug Bsyly'a Heavy
Artillery Wi sacelve $50 bounty, ond two months
lia stIea;s w. r. LINDSAY.
n,y 26-oiA Recruiting Sergeant.
moe L-ChI. Defence --Aavihg 50.
K ceived authority to raise company for
local defence ut the Seat Of Government. those
wishing 10 enlist will apply Immediately IT
from to y. NJ my 167s-
HsADa'Rs 4rH Va CAvALRY,
Near Meadows Bridge. May 81, 1851.
A NUMBER OF Mk belonging to this
"a Regiment arc - bye without ieave. II
They do not Join the Regiment at once. their
namss, and the circumstances under which
BY order of Col B. II Rcksxrsos.
WALTER X. MARTIN, Adju.ant. "
my A-3.
RIOII -E.--nii oat patients res iatefec Ia tbs
~ Bsrass Hospital will report within 81 tonrs.
es.h"r IN person or through soms regular psacti
toner o. medicine, military or civii. Failing to
do which, they will be advertised ne d.serters.
VEN. ALIEN. TH0M j.. A. u. e.,
my si-2ts Surgeon Dspner hospital.
A TrANTIuN MARYLANDEKS.
Ths undermined liz au :h0rizsd by the eecre-
tary Of War to enlist \ PARTISAN o. ID
l'AEY OF MARY LAEDERS. 70 he attached
20 this lila yland Line, nm Or the orders OF
Brigedier. General Steusrt; TO be enlisted for
the war, end 70 receive the same bounty. $780,
pay, &c Re other volunteers.
Horses will hs furnished by private eontri-
button ~ iho . T;sO ere unable to procure
lii. III, snc. the Government will furnish arms
tni eluipMen where needed.
Eetiss CT adopted citizens Of Maryland now
In the services, in any regiment other than the
Ist Maryland regiment. who wish IT, lin this
arm OF services. can be transferred nnder Gene
raj Order No S, Special Order 30. l07, by ap.
piiestion 70 Mayor GEO II. KYLE, or to
u. N. EAACk,
Lit. q. s 4. sId Recruiting Officer,
my 3s--lv~ No II Fsari at, Richmond.
nAFTISAH TROijP FOR KENTUCKY
AND TENN SiSEE III an authorized
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AND AUAk s3Ai.E.--i offer yor sale my
a. Earn. ~ tbs a r.'o,na..c, r ser, IL ths
county III Prince E:i.,ard, six mites above
hetmsilia, and within one ans. 2 half 11iias
u he tsouth- Side Railroad Il cgn t'siEa 100
acres hut /. TAI he made smaller ~ accom-
MEDIATE purchasers Iha improvements can.
sist s1f 2 t1o-ntory dwelling, recently butlt.
.E ci5ct. ati5 sssrs necessary cuthuildins, IN
socd 1epaiS. = haz betNe.n 80 AND 100 eci.s
Of cTees. an. f,ssr Ba land. & suflcienov of
wood End sin4 bef. END n good portion ~ tbs
"csa i2n3 !. f.geiy sei is cloTst
.1r iurLLer lnfu-nsa tipn in regard - IL, !
Tafar - my flends JONI 4, Daily ard s;has,
: Ne, ton. Fa.ItTtiie-
s{y ddGass "a EorEt3r7. Gags al s;ars- .tno.
i. it...utu
ap 13--:n, ,!u!li{ f. : Hl42ti.'
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TSE EZEK.EL's HAIS / ESIuRER,
and preserve your hair. II Is ths0aiF
hair tonic that has given "a tie faction 10 'Aas
that have raed IL Il makes tho hEir g,0s
prevents 1, from falling Ont, removes diD-
aruE, and It is q clean tonic. free irUu sai
phur or sugar OF lead. %of sale by al pIus.
eis:S and as the Dapos,
81 MAIN STREET,
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HUUeE AND LOT FOB s3ALa-at Char. |
Il icttassile, Aiben.rle cu.nty, Val ha un-
ds.sisnecs Nin sell privately neTs fen. aiptY
crick DWALl.ifgJ, SITUATED CT . AiGh I'LL svt-
Rounded By tans Qak sr17s and sssen acres IF |
lsrd sud ,hrsa ont.housss EOuse and Kitchen
FUkNi1u1-E az be Lad elso At valuation. Pries
Of rropestv 1900. apply 80
A. HCDEEE
FAY i9--fv Eo 10 Main srssL
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sS Nd. liza nMlTh Ia MAIN ST2.hET.
w Up Etairs.l III an still NJ my old atanh,
la Main stIeet, but ap sL2Lra, Where | cor.
ttnu5 70 manufacture military worn ~ order
10th for 0hicais sn.; com T9:i:gs, pl> -
the sxtie.ns nigh priCes Il TIE .nstesiei tor
rniScrmlns con- panies. do n3t kesp any ma
tsrial ga land tni COM nu;st hut When psr-
ties haze tia material, vii eu., make 2ad
Trim the sane 10 order Ut SHIRT notice, and
Il! T. small advance on the cnarsss 1nate pre-
7ious 80 the war. Companies asgiring their
work made Cp IN style. VII! tud a ~ their
III sereat n call.
aps2 Nm. ira SJgIIA
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~ ARDEN, TIMOTHY, and Orchard 9iE
NJ SEEDS, &c.---Aspsrsgus. Butter and Lima
Beans, Cabbage. Cafrot, Celery cucumber AtAu
extra early uorn, Lettuce, Ochrs, Psrsisy, rAt
snip, Radish, Gslsify, Snap, Tomato. Aeicn, a.
Feed; Corn Shelters steam Guitars, srueons
billing and wedding Hoes. Trace Ohelna g., .:
Eor sals by fs Is GEO. WATT ~,
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HRADo'Rs 4rH Va CAvALRY,
any Nne Il. .xota RsrfdUa NAV u 1854

ATOI -L.--sii out. pstian., resisieIec III tbs
~ Bsrass Hospital, will report within 81 tonrs.
e,sh"r IN person OF through soms regular psacti
tio1er o. medicine, military or civil. Failing to
do which, they will be advertised ne d,serters.
VEN. ALIEN. TH0M j. A. u. e.,
nv si-1ts Surgeon Hapnef Hospital,
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VsICHOrD FOITERIES, foo. 5f g7i5 ,
r. Rockets, ard corner OF Cay AMI l1hssssa
RICHMOND, Va.
kFi!EEr, pAPA pytrrRr,Ynr'
The grhs:rihs-g respectfully iafoim ~ ~
chants Of Yirsi, ia, HoTth Cscohna, sui Isc-sls.
thst they srs manufacturing tho tsst q AJ&
STOEAWAB2, which they efer FIR sale IL
=ery lowest prices Tor cash.
~ Al Ware gold By Is will be delivered IN ~
part Of the city res OF ch1se.
THOE. " rEEsM
ass DAVID PAIR
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HONsEDERArE NOTES All pe.SL
! nnxioua TO set lid % thtir Cen eu'.
money, Aid Who eve me Or hoes 49,
bond or ather vsise. 20 that eSte. 2, can 90 y -
ssttisr,rpt - their cletfns win m, 81 ~
Min street, NJ etairs, ,.,vu
.ny5i VIZ Ia - -
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A WEEK DESIRABLE LOr FUR SALE,
"a at Charlotte Coutt- Heu.e, containing
50 acres Of highly improved land, coed TWO.
story dwelling hcuse, ali nsaaraa1P on thousss.
tcsh0nse, &C; beautiful yari, excellent gar,
deu. orchard, &c, q rnmn Of excellent wnte.
in the yard, bescs4 = Al al spring on the iof,
good fences, &C; 90 scres OF wood On che lot
>. Is. SPEnGER
ny i2-lats Charlotte T.. H.
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NknNiNO snis mornnl-, great barSaans, al
~ No. IL Main 81. e.cg1 hsniaons wooden
Hoods, for ladiss, misses ans children; SOC pairs
splendid buck aad cloth dsun,iets, cor ladies, 50
patrs largo Bed Si.kets 20 be sod of very cheap;
COO Cambria Bands, 80 DO run OF al . ID. each,
200 pslr hnest quality blaNk Cashmere Hose, TO Be
run Of for 5Oc., worth el.25 5000 yards cheap
Dress 0oo6a, all bought At auction; 6o0 pair chill.
drens STOCKINGS, all styles x, 600 yards blsaehsd
Cotton IL, 900 yards Splendid Orses Trimmlnss, Of
toe lsssst styles, Al halt price and less. Gail and
anJ get the bargains, either wholesale or retail ss
..., EZEAlEL'E. 81 MAN st.
Da,. forge. Mailerts old stsnd-No. 1i ID %
OLOAK AND aNxNTTE DEPUT, g
u Main strss.y-Alaa bsfosnd, = iAak Stlhs,
81 ell .1ricess SUI, Aaas!sA And, hasQpss, cS
EEt.wsys, He'd DyePssS, Fancy 6ocdx. IN eyeas
ylEisty; xax.solA Alt Un6rsalIs. Summer
Sns vi: 40 a: HsarEsasSS 1sisha LiSNps,
iIan s,Lsnos, - Is MaiEl ss~ExSET-
DExOx SILKS IND NoNE1E7NkEs-
D We have tsat received tSrsa piScss OF i. :
Es~c~esaas sisks, yiscss NJ v'esrc.tes y axe
oaSh -, e,e.ss Black Moas. ,ae,. wna scnas'
other desirable Goods.
apS UHlLGH AUHxME1x.
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DIoCUTtNE. -Dupay's French slscolllsI,
ID the Infants Food This nutritious az
tRvigorating fooo 10 Invaluable " feuAs
children, rs al article OF dist ct this ssasoA
Of tins year. For sale Ct
T. w PpWEES's,
nys Corner Main nEt ON -
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VTTM. EATTLEE 4 CO.. 4S Main g., Na,
w mond, Va. offer for sale; SPhts Of Tur?~.
tine, Linseed III, White Lesd ssd Lead, VI
dow alsss, Ftittg, Copsi Vs'nish, Playing 0vt
Lorlpblacs, Venetian Fed, Eellc~ OgS.s, Es.sl.
Esint, Ts,iUrs' Jhala. ShsiIao Vs-Aiah, MSk-i
;;Tnshss, Hisnk i.r..a-s v4r,.'t Nsoh'n4 MI
STCTlCE.--Oap;. VIZ " P!.EkSp s Coz
~ paly CO LIGHT ARTILLERY hsyiask ~s
.nuGtsgtE iE.o as,vies, and sscIrsd tst.sTy
SIX sr1s. sEe nov In the camp OF lrs.rnct =, 81;
VII race.r. fe., mere RECRUITS, u LAY ~
cf .ae r.gh. SORT. Apply s. his o&:ce. Z ;a' tas
Eu;s< ny a ~-rs nj 0
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Ie OTTLE UORkB,
IS BOTTLE CcaKs.
BOTTLE COM

ETNOhkP ARrlCLN5, - Fine Buff to9s
Shell, Horn, aud India Ruober DO, h1
Brushes, very superior. Mali Brushes sasnNs
Brushes. q great variety; Pomade. Cole snssAS
for ssle by X. w POWERS, Drngss
spsS Corner lgIp ara 18th -
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FEtNE loE2-IooEsd for time mas COT 80, = q.
i,,s. so kinf, ,hs ladies' have neer lockihs w
siecs the war coIamsccsi. Tbs ~noisip'
b. sold on this week, 81 ,,.t
r..EklNiIS. Al &@aS
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EaaCv Al The orscc - 7. Y. M.nry 4
al, q. has JseD removed 20 the Sou Il,
.0ri!e- = 1ysi4 a.l1 lib si,s":a o,.t door ls-
i0N { -'sr;E&l hr;.ci. E-p ia--.s
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DAUWS, PLUWS, PL.OWS.-Hsvins pur.
chased nom Messrs. J. w. Card~eli I %.
The patterns Of all the sizes Of Hlcbes IhCs
BEAM PLOw, we ars now prepared to supply
orders for Piows aud Castings for that, % viii
for our own, Wileys Pa,lness, Livings:ons xi
c:her Flows. Terms cash.
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NA,BULU1 ION UE' COMPREHENSIVE.
! 5 The esrtn rship hsresofcrs existing under the
siylo Of A. Be DEKEa {; CO, having srpired
Jenr. ry l. 1892 by n,atasion and the decease o:
IT. WM. BOD tx E:s, ths undersigned hsc ssgo
c!s.s.i with h. zsN Nr. W. L: DADE sn: Ii:
.,sothai. NJ. Fl ,NRy EUpEkER, on tas san.s
ts,r,a that ezlst 4 IL the former ccnc.su eca vii.
eof.s.ars the u ACG AID ASCIRECAHy
BUeIfyTss ats rs c!a ss.ni &c. le ns.in street.,
md :hs .Aros sane =. BCuCXEE
Thankful &c. -. ras. nhcr.; rs.s2rca. css:ua So
~ .hsm hey hope, ~ eis.A sac Ea!taful stssa
Gca: Il thely trr;x.ess = .,s,is &C.. sI.sss " ms
s..re l. f5.*Ixze
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a;Z0UAS FOR S3LG.--
"a Nor Ii JaIGiins Sc, old ic=-4s
Virginia State Sc, :: ys.is'.t:,'.
g :: 6'5, Hon III ,agHst,
Gclxeacts.s Bonds, Cotton toar,
hundred; ,nliIioH.
- Z" convertible
60 stte Il .nafAst zEGcz
ray its e. w k;G..sJ.i.L & %,
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NHEAP GOODS CHEAP COLDS D.
l , wholesale and Retail, at EzEKlEI;S,
Al Main stree..--6,o00 yards splendid Laws
and CIsandies; 2,coc yards black AID black
End white Crsandles, 10000 yards ga and
"A Caiicoes; e,1o0 yards 80 Bsached Cotton;
t,ooo ye-ds titk sgn-ed Alpaca; a,oeo y.s.
Bereges, all styles, io,o0o yaI.;s Paa taioon
stuhs; together viii d large Vtrtsty Of ar.
ac!cs IL the Ely toods une-au OF which
win be sold at prices 70 suit ths ti,aos. Conn.
~ merchants, houssksspers, and others, viii
And IL TO their great advantage to call and
examine my goods before puroh asing else.
Whsre. Fc. really goo bargains call at
EZEXIEE.S ), Il Main street,
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From Coriplh. Missi.sirri.

We have just had talk with one Of the
Federal scouts who was in Corinth on
the SATURDAY. proceeding the battle of
Pittsburg. He says the rebel army
which marched out of that place to the
attack could not have been less than 100,
600 men. He endeayored,to reach, the
Federal lines in time to give warning OF
the impending danger but found 1t very
difficult to pass the rebel lines, He ii
naly succeeded by going on the cars as
far as lnka, but then found himself be.
yond reach He Mastered on, however
and saw the battle on Sunday end Monday
Among the dead on the battle field he
recognized the body Of Lieutenant Doug
las, farmely of this city, who fought in
Bow'ens brigade. He saw number Of
St, Louisians while at Corinth, amunl
whom were DR.. Hammersley and +. B
Savers.
He says that there are no Qualifications
at OF within four miles Of Corinth, Pea
Ridge, however, is strongly guarded by
batteries OF heavy guns. He thinks
Beauregard's left may be easily turned.
His right is strongly projected. Mis-
souri, Democrat, 18th.
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Monthly Term.

March Term, 1852 Joseph, ssv'qe, And los
eph Hutton,
April Term, ls69,--i ] Nicholas ana
Pleasant Lanham,
MAY Term, 1861 Richard Foster and 10
scph Henderson.
June Term, is6e--Ia',w Mines aud Allen
sebrell
August Term sGa- II 7. o@rathcs, and
A N, Curry,
September Term, ls6e--l. Chapman and
James NJ Nash.
October Term, ls6a--D. $ Montague, z
Priddy
December Tom 1862 - IosCph Henderson
aud " 7, vinrouS
January Tom. ls63--J G Harrison, and
a. j. Nicholas,
February Term, ls63-P Elkics, and Isaac
R Shank
March Term, ls6a--wm. Cash, aol I.andon
Chapman.
Gpdl Term, 1861 Allen sebroll and Isaac
R, Shank
May Term, ls6a--D, S. Montague aud p
Elkins M
Juno Term Henry 7. ooruthcr', II
and Foster
August Tcrm 1861 VIM, 7 vintoos and
?. Lnnham.
September Term, 1894. N Curry, and
z. Priddy,
ocnber Term, ls9o-Josoph sayinc, aud
VIM. Cash,
nnccr,h.r Tarm lsi;1-J O Uart,Son and
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Our Cause in France.

The Paris correspondent OF the Bslu-
more American writes as follows:
However unsatisfactory the dispatches
may be, all doubt as to the state of af-
fairs In the United States vanishos a few
hours subsequently, when the regular
mails reached their destination. The
convicted that the rebellion is soon to he
completely suppressed and he Union TO
be restored to its origioel integrity, is no
longer general in Paris, but universal. =
Even the paid organs OF the Secession
agents cease attempting to bolster up this
iniquitous conspiracy, and simply e&-
press the hope that the war may soon
come to an end. Many French states.
men, deceived by the false assertions and
and plausible Arguments of rebel emissa-
ries, were long disposed TO countenance
an official recognition of the, South.
Late events have effected in THEN minds
thorough revolution, and Mr.. Slidell IS
less sanguinc of accomplishing his OBJ
ject before the LIST OF January, 1868,
than was his predecessor of entering the
reception room of 1he 'ruleties before
January /, 1862" So far from maniles-
ting any sontimen, favorable to the Con,
federates, learn from excel,n, authori-
", that the Emperor has ordered NJ.
ThcGysnel 10 congratulate Mr. Dayton
upon tho recent multiplied and brilliant
auccesscs Of the Federal arms, such hap
Ply Presages OF a,spcely peace aud res
tomtion of the Union.
These proofs Of friendship oad good
will, from the m7s powerful sovereign
of Europe wills Z he forgotten in tho
future by the people ofthc great Ropub-
Lie.
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LETTER FROM THE FOURTH
VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Ceedo. Va, April 18th 1862.


Editor Register:-AccprdiQ to agree
ment again attempt writing few lines
to you. have no interesting news of q
local character to transmit. all being qui.
ct on Twelve Pole and the 4th still hold.
ing undisputed sway q, Ceredo.
I'VE are uouarchs of all we survey
Our rightsthero aye none to dispute,
From the centre all around to the sea.
We arelords Of the fowl and the brute.
Particularly those fowls.
Since last wrote to you we have had
some glorious tidings of the success of
our arms, Although We are not permit.
ted to participate in those brilliant Veto
ries, yet we can rejoice with those that
rejoice, and have one consolation, which
is, Chat We are always ready and willing
and only await orders from our superior
officers. Sc il we do spoil for the want
of a fight, it will be no fault OF ours
Being native Of Ohio, l Eel, keenly the
disgrace. which the cowarliy conduct of
the SD Ohio, has brought upon the fair
name of that State. The best wish the
4th Virginia, is, that II everiI is ordered
to the rear for cowarlico in an engage.
ment, there may not one man survive
the hour TO tell the ignominious tale
The boys are mostly in good health and
spirits and anxiously await orders to
move forward,
Q. NJ. 4th Va.
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slidsII,s Mission nenr It's Emo.

Slidell's mission to Fr6nce,seems 10
meet with no better fate than that Of
Mason to England, Both are treated
with morbid GOODNESS by the Foreign
Ministers, Everything is avoided in the
limited intercourse with the rObel com.
missioners that could in appearance
countensnce the idea of official recog.
milton, The following from the cores
pondence of the London Star. shows
That MI sT,deii nay, as soon as he pleas
os, vacate post at Paris without detrment
to his cause
The Southern Commissioners are work
ing with all their might to obtain from
tho French Government formal or eyca
inAircc. recognition OF the confederation.
They are, am on the best authority in
formed, greatly dispiritod at the reception
which NJ, TEouvenpl gave Mir Sldell.-
Every thing was done to give the rccep
ton the most private character By
private mean unofficial, aud American
politics weto only touched on in the gen
eml terms by tho Ministers of Foreign
Affairs. A southern gentleman who was
in the thick Of secession movement here,
remarked a few evenings ago that slavery
has made such q wall OF partition be.
tween the South and Europe as to nou-
tralizc Mr.. Slidell's diplomatic tolcn;s,-
lie also said he feared his friend would
be obliged to go back to the Confederate
States without having obtained the ro.
suits which he came TO Europe to accom-
plish. understand that several South
crners OF standing in the Confederate
party have decided upon offering to
France as guarantee for her petrcr'
nance OF tho offers which Mr. SlidOll is
empowered to MAKE, apor'iOn Of Louis
lana or Fclida
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PROSPECTUS
or rHE
THE WEEK. Y REGISTER,

Having purchased aprinting establishment
the undersigned viii issue regularly Con Or
bout the Isl Of March, a paper Of the above
title, lis his object to publish weekly pa
pei identified Nh the best interests Of West.
ern Virginia, twill DO strictly Union pa,
per, and warm supporter Of the Provisional
Government as cs tablished ut Wheeling. It's
columns will be closed to all unbecoming con
troversies but chccrmlly opened 10 those Of =
heconling nature. on any subiGct'and to thu
Social and Religious questions Of the day, 1t
Will be devoted to Agricultural, Mechanical.
Scientific and Educational matters Of general
interest It's object will beto give onti Ire salts.
faction, and he trusts the patronage of the pub
lie will enable him to do SO
The paper will be issued regularly every
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febnarv 10Th, 1860
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specch ofnon. snmuel Crane.

According to the announcement in our
last issue, Hon. Samuel Crane addressed
the people Of cur county. on Friday last,
the 18th inot, that being the first day
of the Circuit Court The speech was
most adminbc--in fact, Just the thing
for the occasion. OF The number com.
posing his audience which was quite
lOrge--we noticed number who had
heretofore been ardent, If not active sym
pathisers with those in rebellion, and ii
Fhey we're not blinded by prejudice or
deaf to reason they cannot be otherwise
than convinced Of their error. We
would like 10 allude 10 some of the points
of Mr.. Cranes argument, which struck
us as being peculiarly forcible, but the
want Of time will not permit. Suffice to
Say that his clear and concise exposition
OF the objects oftho recognized aud re.
stored State Government, is just what
the people throughout the whole Com.
monwePlth ought to hear, and, we think
Mr.. Crane could not do the cause better
service, than by speaking at iae various
important accessible points for the next
several months. His speech to our
people en- last Friday, gave univcr-
sal Satisfaction, and his fine social quail.
tiles and geutlemanIy bearing won so
much upon the esteem Of our citizens,
that all who were fortunate enough to
make his acquaintance, already regard
him as an old friend. We love whole
Bouled, large hearted, staunch, uncom-
promising Union man, such as he is,
and we hope before many months that
we will again have the pleasure Of well
coming him again &c our county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part 81
the globe, Is the consequence Of diseased action
in the syatcm, induced by the poisonous miasm OF
vegetable decay. This dxhalaliOn Ia evolved by
tho action Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises with
th0waiefy yap1t h3m Il. Whil6 tho sun Is below
the horizon this yapot lrSeys neas the esrthS sur
face, and the virus Ii taken with Il through tho
lungs into the blooi. IllGyctasis as an irritating
poison on the internal yacefa and cxcreting organs
OF the body. The livcubeoomes torpid and fails to
socrCtc not only .his WINS, but also the bile from
the blood. Both tho vinip and the bile accumulate
in Tho circulation, aud produce violent constitu-
tional dtordksb The spleen, the kidneys, and tho
stomach sympathitn with tho liyGr, and become
dlsordsgsd also. Finally, the Instinct Of our Of
ganisn, az IL IN an attempt to expcl the noxiouS
niusion, Concentrates tho whole blood Of tho body
IN the internal directories to force thom to cast Il
Ght The blood lOa1cs lhc surface and rnshea TO
thc central organs with eongostyc violence. This
Is the CnILI. But in this effort Il falls Then tho
FBvEn follows, In which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs and rushos TO the surface, as II IN
another effort to cxpcl the irritating poison through
thut othcr great cxcretory the skin. In this
also It fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhauAted, and waits for tho recovery OF strength
iorcpcat Tho hopeless effort another day. These
hre the ftd or paroxySmS Of FEyER AND AouR.
Such constitutional disorder will OF course under
ndnethe health II Il Is not removed.
We have labctsd 70 find. and have found, an
antidotc,