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TaUST SALE: Or TObA -CCO FIx

TRUST SALE. Vr TO ACCO FIX
Il TT RES, &C The undersigI ed will sell a.
public aactInn. at the Tobacco Factory corner Of
Union ard Grace streets near the VIr mia Cen
tral abroad Depot. IN the oity of Richmond, on
tn TUESDAY. the 81 day of January. 1851 begin
ning az 10 o'cl OK A M nine Tobeccn SJtews;
FIVE Benches complete; two stoves; Pots; Mills;
casinos; Levers; one set Fa rhnnKs SC tles; Blo'
and Tscks Wa err Cooler; Office Furniture end
all other Tools and appsra'u, connsctsd with the
SAID factory. The propert, Is desirable to any
Que lshlng tn commence manufacturing tobacco
or moderate scale
TRsM>.-The sum Of $50 and under. cash over
$50, four months credit. Tor approved, .ndorsed,
negotiable notes X, X. HON iS0N, t. usiee.
IA Sale conducted by K. b. Cook, Auot.
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BY T.. Is. Cook, Auct'r.
ZEN MILLHCows, HORSE,

CIXTFEN N,ILLH cows. HORSE,
~ THREE WA ONS. CROPS OF conn,
FODDER, HAY. OATS, &c. AT AUCTION
It the request OF the owner. will 'ell on RI
DAY 1 day of January, 1861. CONNIE cing at 10
O'Clock. at the late residence Of Mrs NJ. H.. Bal
lou Opposite the tnil gate ON the Westham Plank
Road, bout two miles from tn citv,
IL mich cow some of which are very fine;
A,rshlre II TEERs;
3wkGONS nearly new;
milk CART;
R0CkAWAY;
lkellab FAMILY HORSE;
Farming and harden lMPLEMt NTS;
A large collection of GARDEN SEEnS;
VEGErAB rs; crops of CURN, FO D E r,
OATS and HAY;
A number of hogs. amongst which are some
splendid Irish Or ziers and BeGkshres.
At the sane tine viii he sold all the Household
aud Kitchen FURNITURE, consisting of the
usual variety.
Sale positive and without reserve.
TER rs-Made known at sale.
do COOK
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,r'suBLn r.n SALE.-1he advertiser has
i fer sale a lot of TIMBER upon aLout hun.
drad acres # land, The TIMBER consists Of
RED OAK, fit for slaves or fuel aud Oh tSNUT
which makes the best of fencing stuff. This TN
Der lies about three miles from wharf on the
ChckahomIny River. For further informal. n
refer to LOGAN WALLER, ESQ :, Richmond. Va.
no l4-laW2m
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THE MOST economical and quickest way Of
L making the finest Crystalline Jelly is to buy q
packaxe Of pure Gelatine, for twenty i've cents,
with which are simple printed directions, for
crs stailine and transparent Jells without boiling.
using eggs straining, or clarifying IN any way.
IL may be iaade without trcu ole in few minutes.
and a. well In the parlor or cham Der ~ in tho
Kitchen. For sale bv
JOSEPH LAl DIZZY, Chemist,
Main and 9Th SITS sign 81 Red Mortar.
Rinhmopd Va.
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BY 4. Il took. Auct'I

FxrCrTOE 8 SAna nE PaRSONAL
DA, 3ist irst. at ~ o'cicck We will sell. 1T the
late residence of tleoree Howard. deceased; oor-
ner of sd and Venabla Bts Union H ID. all the
personal property. emb ae,pr = RepersI assort
n,ent OF HOUs EAOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
TURE
HoRSEs cow FURNITURE WAGON,
CARTS. HAR EsS &c;
rotether with a variety Of FARMING UTEN-
A lot II boss CORN FODDER, sHUcKs. DO.
CHARLES BIRD,
+. l. e. NThY
Executors Of Georse Howard decd.
Sale conduct d BIZ u. B CeoK. auc,Iopeer
m. The above RESiDESCE is FIR REST.
Apply to the Executors de-
POSTP,,NtD Owing to the inclemenoy Of the
weather the above sale Is postponed To WE'D
n sDAY, I'd day Of Janua'y, ',si
jal f. b. COOK, Auc'r.
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GENERAL AGENCY.-The subscriber hay
INGS Il HOLLAUAY, will be prepared to resume
the AGENCY business on the lst of JapppIs sfy
oUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES.
and COLL ECTlNG CLAIMS OF all kinds, and
hopes 10 receive "a fair proportion OF patronage
from his old friends and the public sener .lly.
EA Office on Franklin street, opposite he ing
Buiidlng. ED afD ". "A LINUS
do m
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photographic NEWS
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reported for the Richmond Dispatch.1
,sneoal Dispatch to the Richmond pisraten.I
Woshtprtau inner.

~ ,sRyseroS, Jan. lit Is geheraiy oe.
"n'n., retnforcemeuts were ordered from
pfa Point TO Charleston last night ne ,s''
III absolutely certain. ~hp'
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DUY ANsW sHlkT--Uf eur own make from
- selected goods and FIRST rate in every respect.
We recommend the above aT'lcle as the hest We
have ever offered to the trade. and think our
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT, on examination -
Look at them, and the let US have yoaI opinion.
W. y. TUPMAN, Agent, lUo Main ct.
uOLLOWAY'S WORM tONFECTlONS-
II Tho most pleasant and ehectaal worm medi,
oine ever discovered. IL 10 u remedy that no child
will refuse, but rather crave, a. It NJ ne
worm distro,c rs are composed. II 10 put ap IN the
form Of beautiful sassr Plums. or sale BY
Main street. near Old Market.
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L marriage relation. Gold will wear out ~ tric>
ton, abrasion, &c; but never rusts-nevsT tnr-
IS wi bout end; so Ike wise Is the union vi hout
interruption or end. except BY the death oil tho
Tue Wedding Ring being plain, shows that the
fair one to whom II Is given 10, IN the estnston OF
needing not the 10 sixn ald of ornament to reader
her Just the woman for him TO love and cherish al
GOOD assortment Of plain Gold Rinss, saitabls
for Wedding Rlnga Just hn,shed, can % doehd q
Jsvelry, Silver Wsrs, Silver nlss.d W..s. spec:
tacles, 30 &c. Wsrches, Jevelsy and bpectaolss
repaired IN the best manner
cons AR ..y. ass., y
savin. tael Save bot,. and increase your oom-
Rs"ss: s ns soss. On
proved co st.u.tlon. The .'viet., "as burner.
ssSs1 sss 's ire Ss go sS
Cheerful AM seusibis p" stoves sold by me in
new ls' ssssn 'si had stoves .old cheap w
ALSO Plumbing. Jas fiytin< and Tin Work
B s
FERNS cash
RUvAL ESSENTIAL HA IR.VAAn.-
u.s "
il S s:: % T S.
satss :" it, virtue: T;h, o. F'yen 1ss re ,,s .H
| utation hitherto unesualisd 5, an. siniaT ORG
s ssis sss La ss s: : :i 4
. ss' s 4: q.
TTsE LAIDL1Y'. Pa~.TIs. or .nsm.o.l
y Bread Ma1er. Tor seeacmiesl,y .sd aa,shly
Saver CAKE. Il 10Th! .Gs:.
outs may b! msde Win i j. e. min..ss. nd
loaf . Bread may Be made read. r q. Sssa
| use for tn. last 6t cen Years. and hasins q~ver
islied whsa the eirss.,oe: .sr. ioo..d ,l. GA
q: ]; i. Ii ss q Il. Z:
HnpIEAcHH . Hsp HeNsY.-s.cs.S %; i.SS
wsi:ss,: Ed Jsm.es Eam sas. A.. vi..,s. ps.ra
Old f Port. sseIss and Msds.,s w.as;. .sSiiss
ssss. os a.. SsS Dsassss
Jdst rseelvso and for sale on fAvorabls tsrms -
the new s.n'i MINIS WIS; co "a ..A M..a 81.
coss 5ssss.:: CADET i H..: si' u I.s: ~:
tS rSoss csss. aoss T.aes ssa
vfsss bSs s Eias' s ZEE snS ias.r
nsss over sacks. . fall and eomsle.e assortment.
(Which s - ss' a' sssnsss e :" s. NJ.
~. 4 s.: /, !. I: s.: 81 ~ s: ~: si
care fFom The best msteIas. no Hsit eoeiss seete1
the vublto 4 sns 10 TRIAL wlifpsQyo ~ - -. tor
it. Msnufsctursd and sold. vholess e. sosnals
| by p. DUAL corner MAln asa - esfeesss
and sold By Dsasaisss ssaeEAlly. = -. g
ESXCAs 1aOR UKAaaN DtTHA93E Are
| r recommended 20 selscpe eaesflns tseo Msek
Dss. ..s.:s ,n ss - s.sss ssSs,
Ss'' s''s'' Scope q nv. 49, -
Cor. sre = Ga &esa So
NTIGET 70 . Q & 9 : keY1~l1sF eDssos
u viii give es<eds tasssf 70 ~ - 49, 49,
| 9epsm Wspdsd for n,se thar tuolve .0e4sAe u
/. saRs. Of our ov4 aluSena 1Ae oaneaoe Se0s
vii No. 4 3 S4xxss .s.ps % s,s.e:
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1891 n 4 q kU III n 1 N q.
1861.

- THUN As J. BHUBY.
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
No WALL ST.. UNDER ST. CHAnLEs HorFL.
Gives his personal attention To- HIRING OUT
NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES. and the
SALE OF COUNTRY PRODITCE. Than ktnl for
past favors he respectfully solicits continuance
OF the same. de 99-I3t
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7---------------
NEGRO HIRING,
Sc |

The subscriber offers his services again to the
public FIR HIRING OUT SERVANTS. He fiat
tens himself from hs manv years experience and
thorough acqnaintauce IN the CITY. he will be able
10 transact any bus ness OF the KIND entru ted tn
every exertion to obtain for this owner the best
prces. with a due regard to the comfort OF the
servant. and his personal attention case of sick
ness. Reference given. If WISHED
A-Qffce under Wall Street Hotel, Wall street
| de % lw JAMES MOORE.
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By Chas. r. workman 4 Co.. Assets.

Gaze" OF. nav OKLEaHSssTeAH
WEDNESDAY. I'd January. st our Wssehosse.
on tbs peck. commencing at u o'e,eek A. I've
will tell the carse per Soa' oper - 40 Io"AS.
di,ect f,cm Attak aeas = cGnstsfiqs OF
1ss hhds prime to cho'ce n SUGAR.
40 bbis. Cnoice MoLAS'hs.
over $40, months' credit z ..Iroveo useosls
bic D psf CHAS. +. WORT HAN %.
Dc % AuctiensHrs.
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RyAiex. Nett, Auet,r.

rLOTHfN9.-wili be solo at suction. At MP
u store. TclS MORNIN0 CONNIE. lag &C 10
o'cIosK, a LARGE lot Of Ciothirg Coats. Paais,
ia ALkX MOTT, Auot
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ME PEACE TUX Is L S-NO II
1 Main street. MAJ LEHT'S old stand. TO buy
TO bny the cheapest Mems Wear. cal at No Il
Main 81. To buy the cheapest B as Wear. call at
Wear call at No 4, Main st To buy the cheap
est Bed Blankets cali a. No a. Nam u. To buy
Al MAN 81. 10 buy the cheapest shirt Bosoms.
CAL at NO Al Nam St, To tn, the ohsat sst Ho-
the cheapest UndershiIts. call at NO. ~ Nam st:
To hu' neat C.Tpetins at % cts. call at No 81
Call st No Al Man st. To buy cheap Nubias.
WoIsted Hoods and capes. cali az ~ Nan st.
80. i @, call at No Al Main st MAILER q oil
and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

IA The nub,ie are respectfully informed hat
s.usIS.I viii sIve GRAND SnIREE and G0TlL,
ION PARTY on WEDNESDAY Nj, b l; 2ni
January 1861. at my house. corner oil Broad ard
aA Tickets 81. admitting one gentleman and
~" No sIra,, PETER EOREO.
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EGRD HIRING. 10
lS; !

The subscriber AGAIN offers his services to his
friends and public at large an Agent in the city
Of RI md, to H r + nU II NEGROES. RENT
ESTATE, and tr ,nsact Any other business en-
braced in q q EN- ERA AGENCY.
HIS long experiences in Negro Hlrlrg, added to
an extensive acquaintance with the citizens Of
Rici moLd ant It's vicinity. he hopas Will enable
him. as heretofore, to give entire satisfaction TO
all who my entruet their negroes TO his care.
Every effort will be made to procure good homes
and fair prices for all sent to him. Ample arranse-
ments nave been ma. to have them we'll cared for
till hired out.
He has practced medicine for more than twenty
possible. prescribe in all simple without
oharee Much has been saved the present yesr By
that
Persons intending to patroplzs him Will please
notify him of such intention immediately.
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Et;HO HTRING The snbsoIIhar AZ

n 80 = a - Ill; Te LII ~ ,b "s n ~ n,
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year He pledges himself to use his best exer-
tons to promote the interest Of those who may
favor MIN with ihei business and to pay special
attention to the negroes during sickness. He
hopes from long experience, to be able to give
satisfaction.
Ma Office, corner OF Main and 18th streets.
de "a dimdcw2t EDWARD DABNEI.
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TAU DE BOrOT This is an invaIu able
l. Tooth Wash,u hioh long experience has proved
stances. and preserving the teeth IL ais" Steps
the sums solid and healthy ana lmparts a DELI
cious freshness To the mouth and breath. Pre-
pared and sold bv
Main
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aFEfI. OTHERS .YOR Known has
..sEs.ssss geen Withdrawn from he line for the
present The JAMESTOWN, Capt SIMMER.
ano the ROANOKE, Capt. CoUc,i, will continue
their trips between ibis city and NE" YORK,
touching at NORFOLK each day.
DaSs of departure from Ne4 York, every
ri ESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5r: NJ. Days Of
departure from Richmond, every IL ESDAI ard
FRIDAY, a,fP =. NJ. -,.,,,,
do ST III d a
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NOTICE.-No person whatsoever Is author
y lied to purchase or make any contract for any
article for the Spotswood Hotel or Coiumb ian
Hotel. unless the same be paid for at the time of
delivery
This publication is rot in consequence Of any
thing that has transpired bur to protect me in fu-
ture. and because of ny determination T. be con
stantly posted with resar! 70 the expendiiur of
both hotels JObEPH n. CAENSHAW.
aW3m
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1861. GENER.L AGENT AND lCOI
COLLECTOR,
Again offers his services to his friend, and The
HOUSES, FARMS, SELL AND HIRE OUT NJ
GROES, COLLECT CLAIMS, NEGOTIATE
LOANS ard attend tn all other business per ain
ing to a ',eGeTal Agent ~ -,
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully soicltI
a contnuarce of the same.
no. Office on l4th street, near Exchange Hotel.
d. 2--tIO
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Richmond. Kiag and Queen.
Judge J. NJ gregory, Wllllam B.,uIwGre,
,Toddin il ApPerson, Elder Ro. Y. Henley,
stephen Hunter, T.. s. Acre,
Samu & Wilson. Lawrence Muse
w. w Woodbridge, ESSsS.
r. T. Parish. Elder p. AInsey,
HsnTico. EDWARD Nj Ware,
Col s AcRae. Mu cue GaTnetb,
Dr. ] N Gafnetts. Richard B., Tor.
Ja7a.S City. Spo.SytrdHta.
James Fl Alien, Elder + Frayzer,
Norfolk. Thomas Anderson.
Dr. j. J. Smpkus. Fredericksburg.
Louisa. James iirAy.
John Hunter J. ~ Brown.
4ecOmIc A. n Bernard
nr p. +. Brown, FupqateT.
VIM n. B. Custis. Enos Hold,
Geo w. ledge. VIM. H. Games,
King William. M. N. Walton.
Ambrose White. PetfrSbnrg.
Dr. l.. Edwa DIS. nr John Du Vail,
AI2enadyle. c. F. Baylor,
Elder Jas. " Golf, J. Dennis
Elder X. l.. Coleman. Portsmouth.
Caroline G G. Rob nson,
George Fltzhugh, VIM. ii Morris
Dr. G UTqLhart M ttthsUS
Hon. d. c. Dejarnetts, CHRISTOPHER L Brown.
Henry George, , Orange.
Philip samuel d. Nj. Bernard
R0. b. LYME.
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
i 1. rf mt ~ nj NON
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1861. NEGRO HIRING 1861.

ABNER w RICHA RDsON
Gives hs personal attention TO the HIRING OF
NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, and seii
ing COUNTRY PRODUCE generally.
Thomas Garrett King William; D w Marston,
James City COUNTY: Col Theo Lacy. New Kent;
Joshua Garrett, Gloucester; Geo. ?. Rich .Idson
and Jno y. Rogers Halifax county deal 2wr
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NEGRO HIKING. 1e6I.-The undsrssn

NEGRO HIKING. 1s61.-The undersigned
" will continue the above b s'ness the ensuing
YEAR and obcits the continued PATRONAGE of those
friends for whom he now acts and of the puh!ic
generally. With the knowledge obtained by sew
eral years. experience IN this buslne SIS, he feels
assured that he will be enabled u secure good
homes and the best prices Every attention Wi
his care, and attached to his Office is comfnrta
be room for the use of those who have not homes
in the city.
Having been compelled TO buy the "entlTe in
terest" of MS late partner IN the concern of
RAWLINGS HCLLADAY,'o secure nlmssif ag Ut
losa, all of the books and accounts Of said concern
a,e with him for settlement.
de p,-dMcylm ALFRED l.. HOLLADAY.
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BY I'll. Dixses, Auct'r.
CIRE GUI ID AND SILVER WATCH Is,
JEWELRY, FANCY GO0DS, Ac.- Will be
sold at auction, every night this week. At Aut ton
Room IS Main street. Also, a lot OF Blankets Un-
dersnirts. Drawers fine Table CUTLERY, Plated
Spoons, Forks, Ac., 80. Sale will commence 1T
O'Clock, p M. J. II. UIGGkS. Aust.
D. F. BooTH, Salesman. 90 1s-n
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~ EOR LIVERPOOL. RICHMOND
kETe AND LIVERPOOL PACKET Ii \ E;1 ! E
1Eis&sfrst ship of this line. the Vlhb nj 4
DAkE. captain J. COLE, Will load at TINS port
for Liverpool on or abou! the 2oth OF next on,h
the Legis!aure -four can he shipped on this ship,
owned in Virginia, Ithout Inspection
A larre part of her freight ID already engaged -
or 9gts Vi DAVID & WIN CURRIE.
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LUDLAN Il WATSON.

r-#azs CHARGE OF HOIK FDK
r. ssles-~zksSTARTiSG FOR FOR rSMOUTH
ss4srasssaEs.s~2a A N j. NORFOLK I he. hteemer
GLEN COVE Will, on and after r III pay N o. n
ING next 3Otb INST. leave her VIII arr at Roeketts
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
NESDAY MORNINGS, at ca o'clock precisely.
Tor The above places and return each alte mate
day Except SUNDAY leaving fOkFOI K ct tie
same hour. Ga O'clock, and touch at all oil the
no Cts X. o HAckiNS.
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IRON. lRON--Ws are receiving pei, brig
i aTrlumph,' direct from Liverpool, o manu-
some lot II Ensllsh ReGoed ifon1ronnd ssc cS,.
tomsrs xene. alis on acoom mOdatins terms.
JOHN n GURD0N 4 SON.
llth street, near ExohanRe nOteL
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NFGR0ES vow SAT- Az AUCfuON. .
at the sucsion rocms ~ hessrs. psrTs Z Gp aao.
~: E6Hr L!stLT NEGROES one No. l
iss-I. MoosEk pAwsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

ID iCH MOND CIGAR MaNUFACTORY.-
II F. WOELDECKE Broad street, third door
on hand full assortment the choicest trands
O. IMPORTED GIG RS. as well as CIJAkr OF OF
his own manufacture. Also, great variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES. CANES, SNUFF BOX e.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES. CIGAR HOLDERS.
&c Retail dealers are respectfully invlfed TO e1-
anime hi. stock before pu chasing eisev here.
de 22-lms
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a rnaMBoATs, CHIPPING, &C.

- tUk MUHiLa a., ALL HE superlor
A-. fast SAILING Schr. ANN y. CANNON" A.
SEssSP. NowkLL, master. having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged, VIII have all possible
d spatch. Can take few tons dght merchandise,
Tor FIRE Int OF uhioh Apply TO ran
de 3I--6t w. ID. CoLQ ulTT & w,
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QOYS' JAU. It's Blue Bsosn asd Blsek
y Cloth jackets; Cadet Mixed IathetE soyS
cl0sh Frock Coats; boys FancS And eieAh Cass,-
mere Vests; Bols Pane, ant c!s'k 60, ms,e
nese Over sacks. . fail and eompists asAoftmsnt.
10 which 10 cal attention. Of DaseDts.
uat3GY s .>St he Maj -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-11
tspeciaito The Cincinnati cOmmerrial.l
From frankfort.

FRANKFoRT, KY, Dec. 9.-The House
has resolved that the State will cooperate
with the Federal Government, In selecting
the line and in preparations for the speedy
completion Of the railroad TO East Tennes-
see.
Members of the Military Board have in-
formation that Zollicoffer was across the
river in force, and that Shoef has fallen
back to get a good position, and feels con-
fident ofhis ability to whip the rebels.
Arumor has reached US that Parson
BrownloW had reached the Kentucky bor-
der, with his small army of patriots.
The letter published ia the Journal to-
day, purportiug to be from BrOwnlow, is,
doubtless, n forgery-as it is certain he is
fighting the rebels.
Col. Garrard writes from London, Sat
urday p. NJ, that Gen. George o. Gritten-
den is at Cumberland Gap With = large
force, and 5000 men Ut MOrristowu coming
on to join him. He says shat Crittenden
has thirty days ration, and will, he fears,
invade US from that point.
The Tennessee Brigade aud Col. GAR
rard's regiment having gone 70 Somerset,
there are AT this time, 40 troops TO check
Grittenden. a=.e=
Tie Union eaueds. 20 night, selected
Garrett Davis for the United States Senate,
he receiving forty-six votes against forty
five for Joshua I. Bell.
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Frnm Fortraas Monroe,

FoRTREss MoEEoE, Dec. 8, via BALTIMoRE
Dec. IO.-A flag of truce went to Norfolk
this morning, carrying 80 prisoners dis
charged by the government. A rebel flag
Of truce met our boat and transferred
thereto some ladies coming from Rich
mond-
From to-day,s Norfolk Day Book We
learn that a battle is Immediately expected
on the Potomac. The snttlers are remoV-
irg their stores from the camps. The war
rumors aud war Eeyers are very high.
A telegraph dispatch, dated Savannah,
Dec. 7th, says that Gen. Buffers expedition
arrived on that day at Port Royal
Nothing Is said of Parson BrowDlow's
victory in Tennessee, or Of the Fort Pick
ems affair.
-35Dr. Johnson, surgeon Of the Union coast
guard, died to-day of typhoid fever.
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What Ger. Hnnte : Is Doing.

Gen. Hunter is getting tired Of the rsb-
Ell robbers and assassins, rs the following
from the Missouri Democrat viii show:
A committee of the citizens of Platte
county visited Gen Hunter on Monday,
the I'd. The General said TO them= Tell
the trustees OF Platte county that unless
they give up Gordon and his gang, and
break up every rebel camp, that l shall
send Col. Jenuison over there with orders
to burn every house in the county. l am
getting tired Of this whole subject"
o0mmittec-aWilly ou put that in writ
ing7'
Gen. Huuter-"I will"
That brief interview satisfied Platte
county, and the policy indicated will sat-
isfy Kansas and the country!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-11
A Forward Movement in Kentucky.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazetts.l
.ss.s IHOIANAPoLls, Dec. 9.

The afternoon AMERICAN has a special
stating that a general forward movement
had taken place among Onr troops along
the Louisville & Nashville Railroad
From all the Indications. something will
be done by our army, and that shortly.
ALI of the minimum regiments in this
State leave this week.
Rifles were sent from here TO the Fif-
teenth aud Seventeenth Indiana Regiments
at Louisville, u few days since, TO exchange
for the percussion maskets now in their
hands, bat Gen Buell. would not allow the
change TO be nude. He contends that the
musket is the most effective arm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-11

Mr.. Harlan introduced bill to author
ice tae President to acquire territory for
settlement of free persons OF African de-
scent. Referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Lands
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass. introduced II bill
for the reorganization of the military de-
partlnent Of the ARMY. Referred TO the
Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr., Hale of n. H., called up the resolu-
ton he offered yesterday that the Commit
Tee on judiciary be instructed to inquire
into the expedieney Establishing the pres
cnt Judicial system Of the United States,
and establishing another 10 pursuance o.
the Constitution. The Resolution was
agreed to.
Mr.. Nesmith of Oregon introduced a bill
to provide for the protection OF overland
emigrauts to California aud Oregon
ReIerred 70 the COMMITTEES ON Territories.
Mr.. Harris, of N. Y, introduced a bill
relative to the sale of Spurious liquors in
the District of Columbia. The bill Is de-
signed to render more operative the bill
passed last summer and provides for trial
by any Justice ofthe Peace. Referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Chandler announced the death of
Hon Kinsley S Bingham, late Senator from
Michigan, and gave brief sketch OF the
late Senator.
Mr.. CLARK, of N. h, spoke of the dead
Senator as conscientious man, whose
4rne merits were known only to his friends
He was always true to his country and hrm
aud unwaVering in the discharge OF his
duty, ..,.... =
Mr.. Sumner, of Mass, paid tribute to
the worth and excellence of the deceased
Senator who was always firm for the right
aud against oppression aud wrong He
was one of those beautiful natures where
God had joined the mildest manners to the
bravest mind. He wUs always opposed to
Slavery and any compromise with evil
Such nature can he lily spared at
such an hour as the present, though he
still lives by example. Those who knew
here and the State that loved him so we'll
will cherish his memory with affeetiouate
pride. The resolution of respect was
agreed to and the Senate adjourned.