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The Placer herald., 1861-01-05
List of Letters.

List OF Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office 1T Auburn. Placer
county, California, for the quarter ending Dcccm-
Der 3ist, 1860.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
advertised.
Brooks Il Bruins freu
Baldwin J W Butler n
Carr John Connolly Put
Connell Pat Carpenter Dunl
Cox B Gram WIN
Crug Campbell Nat
Carn.ham Crook q
Coyle Pat COnncl Pat
Cook Jos Crook Abel
Constance VIM Casch NJ
Cafftry Thos
Bonner Fred Doyle John
Daniel Jas
Elexander Jas--2 Ellis
Fountain w Field W
Fancher G. Fountain R W
Ferster s Filson JAS
Fisher r
Griths E Griffcn Danl
Glasford JOS Gllett M
GayE Gardc er Denj jr
Harrison FP Hill Rev II
Helen VIM IIanain ID f
Holman Jas HOtrum Geo y
House II G
Jones D Jones
Kinman Levi Kitteredge B
Lebo Henry Lcitch II
Lawrence John Lebo l.
Lock Saml Lifmcr Arthcr
Lyden Jas
.Mundle James McGuillin Olivcr-2
Malone Geo McNish A l.
Murphy Geo. Mclaughlin Pat
Murphy d. Mcmahon
Mcguire N Mcclellan WB
Nelson Nat
Price JOS Philipct VI
Paden Isaac Phenix John
lothamus jr
Ragan John Richardson Gilbert
RipleyPC Robinson W II
Root q M-3 Rusing ES
Rathburn A AA-2 Rccvis
Renncr William Ragstalc " y
Samter H--2 Sturgess N. B
Shouts Henry Swears Jas
Spencer JOS Smith Thos
Shoppick John
Tester Elias Tllcy d r
Tiffany W Thomas 5
Thompson W Il Towle Geo "
Vnnalstne W N
Walden WIN White Chapman or W II
Wallace John White VIM IL
Walsh Donald Worden Smith
Wasson David
Acigenfus Thomas II
Foreign Letters,
trancieco Monez Abels Mons Frpancoit Rijcaud
John Joseph Norus Rcmetrc Il Boyle Celcstin
Christian IL Hahn
Ladies List,
bridget Daley-2 Miss Pattror Venmeres
Miss Mat McClelland
ROBERT GORDON, P. N.
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DIED.

DIED.
At the residence Of Thomas Sherman, in this
n,sce, on Saturday. the 29th of December. after
a lingering illness, Mrs. e. BROONHEAD.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherifs Sale of Public Land,


RY virtue Of an Order made by the Board Of
- Supervisors In and fur Placer County, un
the 7th day Of August. A. D. 1860. l will sell at
public auction in front of the Court House door
in the town of Auburn, at the hour Of ~ clock,
A. M on
Monday, the 18th day Of November, I s6O,
the following School Lands: Sections Nos. IL
and 50, Congressional Township No l3 North,
Range 7, East. Mount Dinblo Base and Meridian,
Placer county, California. Said land having
been donated to this State for School purposes by
an Act Of Congress- passed March Sd, A. D. 1858,
approved April 2Gth, A. d. 1853
l.. l.. BULLOCK,
Sheriff OF Placer County.
By George Johnston, Deputy.
Auburn, August 10th, 1860,
The above sale is postponed till Tuesday the
18th day of January, 1861.
l.. l.. BULLOCK. Sheriff.
nov 10 BY GEO. JOHNSTON, Deputy.
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THE RLiC
EMPIRE SALOON,
BY
HENRY NJ. lSAACS.


VENHE undersigned having purchased the IN
Il tcrest OF G. c. Davis in this saloon, Il will
be conducted rs usual ut the old stand, opposite
the Telegraph Office. He will always Keep on
hand
The best Liquors and Cigars that can bo
had IN the place.
The house has always had this reputation and IL
will be kept up.
He will also keep on hand fresh COnfcct tionarics
of all kinds. and Preserved Can Fruits, Raisins.
Nuts, &c. DC.
Also, Superior Brands Of Chewing ana
Smoking Tobacco.
His articles will always consist Of the best that
can be procured in the San Francisco mark,t,
He will also keep on hand Sca,onabls
supply of Fruit.
rc~All those indebted to G. C. Davis, will set
tie with me, and those having claims against HIM
will present them to me for payment.
nl1"The undersigned invites the public to give
him call. HENRY NJ. ISAACS,
Auburn. July l4th, lSGO--my
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS in endless variety,
at EORCROSS'.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
Cabinet Ware Manufactory.
On Auburn RavfMe, nearly opposite Toll
House, Auburn, Cal.
HAVING just completed my establishment for
Ill the manufacture OF Cabinet ware. hereby
give notice that am ready to manufacture
Sofas, SidcboardS. Bureaus, Redstcads,
Tables, Wasllstands, WardrObes,
or any other articles of furniture that may be or
dcrcd. Being practical workman and having
lifetime experience in the business, flattcr my
self that can give full satisfaction to any who
may favor me with their patronage. The furni-
ture will he made Of the best of easoned lumber.
Prices reasonable and strictly Cash.
1nd- All kinds of repairing done neatly and
with dispatch.
UNDERTAKINGS All orders in Undertaking
will be promptly attended to.
DaS- Orders can be left ut the Toll House, or
at the Shop.
THOMAS JAMISON.
Auburp. March 4th, 1850 my.
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Shertf's Sale of Public Land.

onefUS sale OF fuOllc Land.
DY virtue Of an Order made by the Board OF
ID Supervisors, in and for Placer county, on the
7th day of August, A. d. 1860 will sell at pub
lie auction, in front of the Court House door in
the town Of Auburn, at the hour Of 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on
Monday, the 10Th day of November, 1 SEQ
the following School Lands: Sections Nos. l6
and 36, Congressional Township No. II, North,
Range 6, East. Mount Diablo Base and Meridian,
Placer county, California. Said lands having
been donated to this State for school purposes
by an Act of Congress, passed March 81, A. D.
1853, approved April 2Gth. A. d. 1858.
L. l.. BULLOCK,
Sheriff of Placer county.
by George Johnston. Deputy.
Auburn. August 10th, 1860.
The above sale is postponed till Tuesday. the
18th day of January, 1861.
LII. BULLOCK. Sheriff.
nov 10 BY GEO. JOHNSTON, Deputy.
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HOTEL.
MAIN STREET, AURURN,

MAIN STREET, AURCRN,
THIS long established and well known Qonse
L has been entirely renovated from Cellar to
garrett. the rooms newly papcrcd and is now one
o! the best public houses in the country.
THE PUBLIC
VIII receive superior accommodations ns usualj
the rooms being nice and airy. and the bedding
clean and comfortable. The Proprietor will use
his best cndeavors to please his patrons. His Bar
will he supplied with good Liquors, and The Table
with the best the malke affords.
Koardcrs taken by the Day or Week IT
the lowest rates.
JACOB GIBSON.
April Eth, 1850
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AS FOLLOWS-..TREES.
No General Catalogue of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees.
No. 2.-Catalogue Of Foreign Grape Vines.
No. 3.-General Price Catalogue Of garden
seed.
No. 4.-Wholesale price Catalogue of garden
und field seeds, for use Of dealers.
For particulars and more Minute Information
please address as above. and we will promptly
forward any. or all o. the above catalogues;
which will give our Gu toners all the information
they may require upon each of the subjects treat
ed upon
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Remaining in the Post Office ut Auburn. Placer
county, California, for the quarter ending Dcccm,
Der 3lst 1861
Parsons culing for these letters will please say
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

WOMEN OK The SourH. The article Of
Mr. GEO. FITznuGH onthis subject, in DeBow's
Rer'er, pay a just, discriminating and eloquent
tribute 10 Southern women. Women in al
countries are better than men, but the conduct
OF the Southern women ia this contest with The
North has been noble, generous, and sef sac
riiicing beyond all praise We believe that
the women OF the South have preserved more
perfectly even than the men the old Virginia
character and magnanilnity. That rex in the
South seems to have instinctivelv reco;led from,
Union which threatened TO undermine those
domestic institutions which conduce to the han.
piness sand purity ofSouthein households. When
We contrast the transformations dignity of South.
era mairons with the parvenue pre,ensions Of
lae upstairs OF Northern city society and their
passion for show and fashion, which is a dir.
unsaishinY characteristic of vulvsrians and
pretenders. we have another reason for re-
joicing that the Union has been dismenlbered
before We learned from the North to make mo.
ney the standard Of resrectability, aud thus
prepare the way to become socially corrupted
aud plsbsianized, ~ well@p politically degraded
aud enslsved
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lDa ED.

On Monday morning, 18Th Inst. at 10 o'ciock
NANNY BECKER daughter OF Antony and Kali.
arine Becse- aged years II months aud L. days
The iripis and af1nnintaaees Of the family arr
invited 10 attend the 'urerssl from St. rdnl's ha,ct
,his afternoon. at q o'c ock.
NON vests rsy, 18th last, at the re.idercs Of bis
father, JOHN CARkOLi, son ei Thomas are
Catfa inc Carroll, eyed ous year eight months ana
two days.
The relssives aud friends of The family i.vItec
70 attend his fur eral from tie real renee 18th street;
Euteheriowp, at o'clock p. ~ todss.
Oa Saturday morning last. Mr.. RODS RT s..
King, in hi ID year. after protrarted illness O.,
consumption. lie leaves wiss and three children
o mourn his ioss.
In Frederick sb1-g Va On Norday. ] STR lHs..
A. \. STONE, OF Mary land. In the 3 81 yesr Of;
ais sgr, for uaay yeas connected with the Rich
m,rd Fredericksburg and Potomac Rslro,e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Ordinance Tio3at:ons-The Mayor yester-
gay imposed tjaea upon the following parties,
toI' violutiug of,iirancesof the city; l. S:a0,!e.
-, for keeping biz barroom open on Sundtr.
'ne i;'Jh inst. L. Il. Brot!lelton & Go, :.
for selling cigars al their store on Sunday /.
Ellis 81, Ter allowing persons 10 enter hi
bar room through back alley, on Sunday. fer
the pnrp0seof imhibing. Patrick Haley, sum
taoned lor similar offence, wss Gischarged.-
Hundiey & Canoe, s.. for employing ;.u unli-
censed vehicle on the streets. VIM Cote ap-
peared 10 answer II like simmons b,l, assured
the Mayor that he used his wagon for The sole,
purpose Of conveying confectionery, OF lis
own manufacture. about the ely, being under
The Impression that 10 license WAS required
10 convince him of his error, the Mayor read
the law, Hhich we quote for the benefit Of
others:
"A license shall De taken out by the owner
OF every wagon, dray Or cart, hich is EN-
pioyed on any street of this city, III the bust
ness, or " the benefit OF such owner, unless
the same be employed exclusively in trars-
porting feel, provisions, manure, or other
tnings to be used Il the owners dwelling or
farm"
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fIcts, au Tered 10 say that "this Is ALL"
Not To stop too sud eftty, we viii imagine the
farce over, the green curt ia descending, and
as il unrolls the attthoT steps before IL. he nd.
yanc"s towar. = the tootiighis; inserting one
hand la his rear pocket the other between
TWO buttops Of his Vest. he tcUs with ait the
III ,ndness OF the amab;e Mr.. PieAwIck; he
thanks the audtsnce for their kind attention,
and with unnumerab'e bows retirps. But
here the Illusion ends, for fancy tells lim
there are no ciapping of delicate hands, no
shower of bouquets, no rows OF sparkling eyes,
to encourage him on 10 future effort Foi
the mou.euf like the mountebank, he dons
the cap aud bells and attracts attention:
the neat. both himself and his labor are for
gotten. Perhaps, however, some oRe--Deyer
MUD, have forgotten what w'as about t.
say. BOHEMIAN.
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pAEAWAf-Fr0m the subscriber on Sunie~
Z riFbi last. NEGRO SOY, named JAMES
Ban BOZ K, but generally lied LINK. Said boy
is OF gingerbread coinr. iu heal of aajr about Eve
feet e;gAt pr AIne iucht high twenty eight thr-
T.. years Of pge. spd Is good cool. scd fisherman
jim has a wife st Henry Co.'s, i'll isorico county
tie may be lurking shout that ,eig5borhGod; oI
Uay, by representing hilnsclf 20 BE free. havo ob-
tsiueG Emp .oymeur 2s a !Ciar's cook. VII give
y reward OF 225 inr his return 90 N Henro0, OF
il connnel ia the iail of ma; counv
CO LIS ALBERT AIKEN.
ClVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Rnr Gyvav
1 from lily iarm, n Heutino couptv, on the 1870
day % October, my Neg Q MIN EDMOND; about
! fe"t IL inches high, and vary biacA. wh scar Oh
rs face and h"h;,id his ea- and has q MONTH pag~
to go to aitss Farr 7 ardir6 .honse, ca the cor
ner f Ash Q i BIos4 streets
o. - iI+ SA.Ijf.fl- MORAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

THFx.ChAEMlSG YOUNG JESSIE. Mrs.
JgssIr LENroS FREMONT has taken the field
i'll defence of her husband Many think she is
the better General Of the two. Thus far, at
least,she has shown decidedly more energy than
the real General for, while he was sutierng
McCrLIocH to heat and Kill LYos and Pace
10 capture Lexington and recover allthe money
he had stolen, she WAS carrying the war into
the very White House at Washington, calling
Old ABE to account, boarding If the express
sion be proper Of a LADY, tbs Old lion of Silver
Spring, and his whelp of ST. Louis in their
respective dens, and kicking up a great fuss
generally all over the Western country. She
Las es,abli shed her own fame, and settled the
status of FREMONT for ali time TO come
Hereafter lie will be known 81 JESSIE BrS-
TONS husband, just Is a distinguished phila-
del3lian was known as the man " no married
FANyY KENELY, and as CoLDsCuMIDr Is still
known IA the husband of JENNY LIND. No
matter; he IS no worse oil than Prince AL.
BERT, and nobody doubts that lie needs some
sort of guardianship. 1t WAS said by come
sarcastic Bonapartst with respect 10 the
Bourbons, that the Duchess of Apcoulome was
the only man OF the family. Any man who
shonld predicate this of JEssIE's position in
the House Of FnEaoNr, would probably not
be 40 far wrong rs the uuiniliated are prone to
suppose. at any rate, JESSIE is I, lady OF
spirit, and like lady GAY SfANKER will not
suffer "her Dolly" to be imposed upon nv
anybody outside of the yard She is right
Nsbody but the lady has any right to bully her
lord. Curtain lectures are species of priv
legs as sacred as the right Of way, or tile right
OF ingfess, egress, and regress, TO make secure
and carry away the crop, spoken of by my
Lord COKE. aud are not to be usurped even BY
President who has usurped everything else
We applaud JESSIE, and feel ii disposition t.,
throw up our hats aud hailoo, "huzza for the
females"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

FeIerz( PrisoaerS.--The fourteen prisoners
brought TO this city on Monday by the York
River Railroad were captured on The previous
Saturday, near Newport News, by Capt. Phil
lipss Cavalry, and not by Cobb's ecouis as we
learn tiom reliable authority. The Hessians
were pulling down a house for the purpose Of
using the timber in building their winter
gnar,ers, when they We're charged upon aud
taken. This adds another to tue exploits of
Capt. 10, Phillips, than whom there does not
exist more gallant or intrepid officer. He
deserves honor for his personal bravery and
de yotion 70 THE cause of the Snnfh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Increased Faciiiies-The Central Railroad
Company are about to have another large
blacksmith shop erected, in order to increase
heir facilities for repairing the rolling stock
endered necessary by the constant transporta-
ion Of troops, and the occasional arrival OF
contraband locomotives.
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ADroctire Erh,ts.taa--The fret OF a series
IF exhibitions, under the supervision Of MIR
t. Z. strder. Ill take place tonight al the
I'D Trinity Church building, now called
Franklin Halt" below the Exchange Hotel
the ent, rtai.iments will be of versatile
'naracter, including dramatic. musical, and
,ther performances.
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Waiting far aa0ther "8uN Rata"-A meg
seuger who undertook to deliver a letter from
one Federal prisoner to another, in this civ
recently, dropped it on the floor Of q public
hall, perhaps Intentionally. The writer SAYS:
- / patiently waiting for another Bull Kan
battle to take place, when | hope for an ex-
eh;tnge: bat if we get as badly used up ia We
did on the 2ist Of July, think | will apply to
be admitted Il citizen of the c. s. A.: for
sure | viii believe the ID is only on our
side This is candid expression of senti-
inent, and the writer seems 10 be IN honest
fellow. Sit,anic Influences direct the course
of public sentiment d, the North, but truth and
irstice must ultimately triumph
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Miscellaneous CaSes.--4inn L. Thacker, ali
yesterday. ny the MAY ot'a orie', for Yagrancy.
isaac Cooper, Il H-urico tree negro. with h
grand display Of brass buttons was up for re
manning here without city register. H.
claimed 10 be attached TO Il Louisiana req
lu-n,, and said he ciluo to Richmond Tor tue
oeieiit of his health. The Mayor dislrisseu
min, with orders 10 leave the city forthwith
William Jones, charged with Throwing rocks
and breaking windows, failed to appear wheel,
called; wh.Ieupon his recogE;2ance WIS de-
ciai.d forfeited, and the case continued
Dennis Nealagan, one Of the guards of Con
federate properly, was committed u Jail to,
getting drunk, and lying down to rrpose Oh
the sidewalk with IA ioaded nIusket by hin
side-Margaret BAKER, a free c0lored woman
from tIes,erield. WAS Ordered ten laShes tvI
enauing III the city contrary to l;v-.!ohI
l.. Ward, II soioier, arrested for assembling h
comrlsIe III the Virginia Hospital, WAS dir
Unlisted with an aduiCniIloN--.idiues IFucn
charged with ASSEMBLING iuii. troilin i.sst Sat
urday might, appeared before the Mayor yes
teroay, a,td after au Unsuccessful effort u
prove a practical application Of Lynch law,
was set al liberty. luere wac some lerti.nnns
about scandalous language, Ratchet. bra-s
c;indlestioh, ana some stpirI tobaky," whicl,
the reporter cid not definitely comprehend
Mrs. Cronin WAC afterwards required to give
security for her future good behavior. she
having threatened TO take the life OF Mary
Lynch.
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RaIr0g Properfy-We notice the arrival
If the tools and machinery from the work
shops OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company al Martinsburg some Of which have
)een Gent to the Arinory, and the remainder
distributed among the sevefa! railroad shops
in Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Coafcderote States D.strrc5 Court.-In the
case Of the Confederate States against Iancev
3. Harrison, the representation of property,
the parties Were yesterday directed topaz over
10 kecciverI}rooke any moneys III their hands
belonging 10 alien enemies
Petitions have been filed for the seouestra-
ton of property held respectively by John n.
Nyehoil, AZ, Adolphus Godiin, and c. VI.
Strout, belonging 10 John n Nychotf, IT., A.
w Ninai j. Co, and Nm. Cleves, alien enc
mics.
1t WAS ordered that Il Grand Jury be sun
moned t. attend Court on the 9TH day OF No
yeniber.
The Court adjourned yesterday until Mon
0aN next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

rCo1 A. ~ Wood, of tbs iith Brooklyn re-
gment. Federal Army, who WAS severely
wounded in the battle of Manassas, and l.as
since been under surgical treatment IN Char
ottesrille, hss arrived in Richmond. on pa.
role
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
- NOUNCE VI. WALLER X. STAPLES :,
candidate for GONGRE- S in the Twelfth District
Composed Of the counties CT Floyd, Montgomery
Pulaski Giles, Roanoke, Botetourt Craiee MoIrde
GreeDbrer. Ryette Mercer, and Raleigh
oc l6-d& wide
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Transferred Thirty six Yankees, " no have
recovered from their wounds, were yesterday
transferred from the General Hospital TO the
military prison. As soon AZ circumstances
viii allow. the General Hospital will be used
exclusively for the shelter and care Of our
own Invalid soldiers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

TIE Champion CheSs-Piayer,--Mr Pau!
Morpny, the celebrated chess player OF New
orleans, has arrived III Richmond, and is stop
t'iIf, d; toe Spotswood. good chance is nov
,ltorded for our amateurs 10 try their hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Il Little Incident-The dead BODY of an in.
FAINT was found yesterday morning, in a bar
rel, Oh the premises of citizen residing on
Main street, between Adams and Jefferson.
Supposed to have been deposited there by a
servant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Shooting Il fair.-iesierday was the time
liked for the investigation Of the case Of John
Wade, charged with shooting WIN. '. Mott,
With intent to kill: but the wounded man be
ing still unable To appear IN Court, the Mayor
postponed il until Friday 1.-The 18th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Beautiful Boaqpf.--Mr John Morton, flor
ist, whose skill in the arrangement of flowers
is proverblal, presented to the President 5
wife, on Monday evening. bouquet OF rare
beauty. We know of no more appropriate
Offering TO the shrine OF female worth, than
she combined floral treasures OF the auturnnai
season. before the frost has dimlned their lis
tire or impaired their Fragrance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Personal - Captain Caskio, Of Clshie'.
hangers, and Captain U. Jennings Wise, OF
ne hIchnond Blues, have arrived in this city
rom tue army of " estern Virginia.
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.4yrtst-A NAN named George Williams
var arrested yesterday on d ctI;ng re of steal
INK Il coat, valued at so, from ". Jacobs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

BEE AUCTION SALE Oh ELEGANT
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, CARRIAGE AND HORSES, Cows,
dc.-Paricular att nj ION ia ,.sked to the 'le OF
legpnt HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NiIURE PIANO, CARRIAGE AND HAIR
MS, HORSES, COWS, DC, THIS MORN
ING, eonniencing ut 10 oclrck. " the ls,e resi-
dence of Charles ID. Hill, deed On 10Th, between
Grace and Broad sts. iH0S. w. KEESEE,
&C i6-it Auctone~r
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4ckaoriedgmenk-Several members Of the
Richmond Sbarp-Shooters, ut Greenbrier River.
request liz to return their thanks 10 some OF
their friends here, who have sent them sup-
plies Of shirts aud socks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Bed Robtery-- Yesierlav afternoon gen
t'cr'sn depori'.d IN buggy, IN frnti Of Miles
& Jeiii.ingrr store, 4 packages containibg Il
costly uniform, just finished for a Lieutenant
Colonel, aud during his inomentary absence
-,lne boi'i rogue stole ii froeI tie vehicle and
e-eaped The uniform WIS niiie for man Of
very large phssic4l proportions, and unless
he thief cuts it up into reyeral small gar
men,s, it may yet be discovered. See adyer
lisenlant Offering a reW:ard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-16

Qu0lffed.-Thomas c. Howard, VIM r.
Watson, and I; II. Aylstt, yesterday qualified
= attorneys y practice IL the G. 8. District
Court :
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On lie III Il Ossol,--. In Pcsersbnyr by .h.
Rev. Mr. Hal, Mr. A. u. EASkaS, %, kichrond
10 his MATTE JANE STEWART. of Peter.
burg.