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Respectfully, LE0xIpAs Polk.
Major General Commanding.


Proclamation Of Gen. Po}t and Corporate Autaori.
ttes ot Columbus, ny.
The Federal Government having in def =
ance OF the wishes OF the people OF Kentucky
disregarded their neutrality by establishing
camps anu depots OF armies, and by organiZ-
ing military companies within their terri tory ,
ana by nstructlhg military work on thr
missouri shore, immediately opposite, and
commanding Columbus, evidently intended
TO cover the landing OF troops for the seizure
OF that town. 1t has become a military ne
cessity worth the defence OF Ike territory of
the Confederate States that the Confederate
forces occupy Columbus in advance.
The Major General commanding has
therefore, not felt himself at liberty TO risk
the loss OF so important Il position, but has
decided 10 occupy IT. In pursuance of this
decision, he has thrown Il suhicient force IN to
the town and ordered forttying it, itis graft
Tying To know that the presence of his trCops
Is acceptable 10 the people of Columbus. aud
on this occasion they assure them that every
precaution Will be- taken To insure their ouleI
the protection OF their property with their
personal and corporate rights.
Dated Columbus, the fourth (ith) day of
september, iooI i4EoSIDAs PORK.
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scattered and INITIATED in alI directions
several were scaideu with the boiling water
from the engine, and their y.iIs Of agOHy Y were
pIt!ub}e IA the extreme. All the aVsiiats
assis tance was rs speedily ~ possible proc red
mSn Brighton, and upon the fragments OF
The carriages being removed, twenty two
persons were fouHd 10 be dead The engine
had literally sunk upon the second carriage
and the bodies OF several of the sufferers we're
underneath. They had either been smashed
or scalded 10 death One woman had both
her legs cnt off inst above the knees and she
was quite black in the face. Another woman
had her scalp taken of, and both her arms
broken. One man had his face crushed in
such q manner as to force his eye balls from
his mead. As soon as possible the wounded
the dying and the dead were conveyed to
Brighton. The latest official accounts esti~
mate the killed at -, and the wounded at lel--
some OF The latter are not expected TO re
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TkCE ScRNE IN A RAILRoAD OPFIcR.-putch-
man-' wants TO git pay for pig vat ter
railroad is runned ofer." Secretary How
came the engine to run over your pig -
Dutchman-'' Wy, mine pig vas comm along
and ter railroad vas comm along, and ter pig
did not ste ter railroad comm along, and ter
railroad did not see ter pig comm along, and
ter pig vent To run under ter railroad ven I
vas coomin' along, and ter railroad runned
ofer ter pig ven he vas comm along" Sec
retary-.. My friend, don't think this is a
case in which the road ought to pay" Dutch
man" Ten. afterwards, l keeps mine pigs
from coomin' along ven ter railroad Is coomin'
aIa
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TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.

Gov. Magoiiin transmitted the following
messages to the Legislature of Kentucky on
the 9Th inst, which were referred to the Com
mittees on Federal Relations:
COMMONWEALTH OF KY.
In. Department, Sept. Q. 1861.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of Representa-
The following communication has lust
reached my hands. L deem it important to
the interest OF peace at once to Law the infor-
nation before You. SO many false and excit-
ing rumors now agitate and alarm the public
mind, you Will at once concur with me in the
Importance ofclearly ascertaining facts as the
only safe basis OF action. lean but commend
the manifest purpose and audible spirit px-
hibted in the communication l herewith sab
nit. B MAGoFFIN
FRANKFORT, Sept. g. 1861.
To his EXcellency, Cor. MGg0fta:
The I'm dersi gned who have been accredited
by the Governor of Tennessee to your Excel
lency, to preserve friendly relations between
the States of Kentucky and Tennessee, and
to prevent, if in their power social estrange-
ment and war between the people of the two
States, are very desirous to omit nothing that
might promote the objects of their mission
The undersigned yesterday received Il YER
bal message, through a messenger, from GOV.
Harris. The message was, that he 0foy. II J
had, by telegraphc dispatch reques ted Gen
Polk to withdraw the Confederate troops
from Kentucky, and that Cen Polk had de
clined to do So that Gov. Harris had tele-
graphed 10 Secretary Walker at Richmond
req uesting that Gen. Polk be ordered to
Withdraw his troops from Kentucky, and
that such order was issued from the War De
partment of the Confederacy; that Geu Polk
replied to the War Department that the re-
tention Of the post was Il military necessitv
and that the retiring from il would be at -
tended by the loss of many lives. This rm-
braces the message received.
The messenger, it is true, in conversation
said that he had heard in Nashville that Sec
retary Walker had sent 4 dispatch to Gen
Buckner, giving Gen. Polk a discretion TO
hold or withdraw from the occupation of the
post in Kentucky.
The underslgn underst TODD the messenger
to say that he saw no dispatch of the KIND
Just alluded to- and that he heard OF il after
he last saw GOV. Harris
They have no tjn ther information OH this
subject. They have no knowledge or intor-
| nation that President DAVIS has issued any
order III relation to the UccuDation Ot Ken
| tnchy, or any place i'll it.
This note Is written for the purpose of y,.-
moving any false Impressions that NAV have
been made as to the nature or extent Of the
message Received.
The undersigned beg leave to express the
hope that some cthinE yet NAV be done 10 avert
| the caidmiirs of war which threatens the
peopl" OF both states, and restore to them
not only peace, but sense OF security at their
Nresidts Very respectfully,
JSo. MARsHALL,
ANDREW EWtSG,
EDWARDS. CHRArHtN.
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the road: The most OF the fighting was done
bacK OF tpton's house--tbe picket NJ Mum
sons NH making no resistance but leaving
fve of their number prisoners IN o,r h,rfs
so complete was the surprise The sEirmisl
was as hot, nsid"ring the numbers engaged
as such things generally get. JCsrirE
Sepisnqber llfk 1861.
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A SPrxKY TsSASr--A late London paper

A SPrxKI TaSASr.--A late London paper
contains the folio wing advertisement "A
ntleman who Is about to leave the house In
which hs resides, and being desirous to return
IL TO his landlord in the same condition in
which he found II, will pay fair price for
tivs hundred full grown rats, an acre of poi :
sonous weeds, and u cart load of rubbish; the
weeds 10 be planted in the garden; the rub
bish left on the door step, and the rats suffered
to run loose through the house. Address -
&c.
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,

E.-TENTS, FLY TENTS.--We are
prepared to contract for and manufacture
TENTS Of all kinds at the shortest notice, ana ~
reasonable prices We solicit call of all Ia want
At the above before purchasing elsewhere, as our
TENTS are made Of the best material and work
manshp. ~. o.; CoMOi-H''
9Th st., bet. Broad aud Grace, Richmond, Va
NJ Y-eodlm"
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wa u4IH "hhtod Tor the HICTMONO 11HUHH 6HS
PANTRY BLUES.
Each recruit enters active service as soon as en-
listed
ANY number Of good Recruits viii be received
INTO this corps permission having been obtained 70
,aeieaSe ~, the to n complete battalion no
suss are attached 10 the Legion now In serviee IN
Western Virginia, under the command of Brtgsdisr
'ea,ersl Henry A. Wise
Or Blues Gre enlisted for the entire continuance
- 'as wa, ad no recruit win be received for loss
period VI enlistment.
nm mppiy 70 Capt. HAMMOND DUNCAN, Wlse Legion
uS,ne@, S, over y. II. Tsyior's Music Store, No. s!5e
IAN IAN street, between 9Th and 10Th, Richmond, De-
'"ssh We hours OF y A. M and r. H.
,ot Nons hssd apply but men Of good charsctsr ana
:, honorary members of the Blues and other friends
Tasuou' 'ls country are requested 70 assist uA-
"A''"fihs aud other NECESSARY clothing furnished
O. JENNINGS WISE,
oaswa Captain II. L. ]. b.
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COMPLIMENT TO THIS FRENCH Constellation :
sieur jules T.. Souchard, French Consul in
Boston, has been created by Napoleon III u
knight Of the Legion OF Honor.
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LEoNIDAs Polk,
Major General Commanding.
CoLrMRrs. KY. Sent o lSfl


Cor. n. M1gqEa, Frankfort, Ky: / should
have dispatched yen Immediately rs the
troops under my command took possession of
this position, the very few words | addressed
TO the people here, bat my duties since that
time have 80 pressed me that have but now
the first leisure time TO communicate te with you.
1t Will be sufficient for nae 10 inform Won
which my short address here win do, that |
had information, on which I could RELY that
the Federal forces intended and were preuar-
ing 10 seize Column bus. | need not describe The
danger resulting To West Tennessee from such
success. In evidence of the iniorInat tion DOS
sesSed, Will state as the Confederate forces
occupied this place the Federal troops were
formed in formidable number in position upon
the opposite bank, with their cannon turned
fled with terror, and not a word of assurance
of safety or protection had been addressed 10
them.
Since nave taken possession of this place
l have been informed by highly responsible.
citizens OF your state, that certain Reprpscn-
tatIves OF the Federal Government are setting
up complaints 10 my act of occupying it, ana
are making a pretense for seizing other posi-
ton. Upon this course of proceeding l have
no comment to make but | am prepared 10
say that L viii withdraw the Con federate
troops from Kentucky, provided that she Will
agree that the troops of the Federal Govern
ment be Withdrawn simultaneously. with a
guarantee which l will give reciprocally for
the Confederate Government, that the Fede-
rails shall not be allowed 10 enter or occupy
any point of Kentucky in the future
l have the honor To be,
Your obedient servant
Respectfully, LEoxIpAs Polk
MAJOR General Commanding
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Pc THE ANNUAL MEETING or
'S~-h9' THE STOCKHOLDERS DF THE
RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY viii
he held st the Office of he C",npuly, over wood
bousr-s bookstore on TUESDAY, the lst day OF
October 1861. at - O'Clock Vi.
Sc l1--2w T. G.. JACKSON Secy.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ESERTERS-S3 REWARD Deserted
/ from the LIST Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
he above reward will be paid for the apprehen-
sion and delivery to me- at headquarters, in Co
rinthian Hall, in Richmond Of the following per.
sons:
JOHN X. ATKINSON, private in Company
"G !" is about 81 or 22 years OF age and about
feet inch high, light complexion dark hair and
eyes and was in Richmond at last accounts
Enlisted April 2ist, 1861, at Richmond.
FRANCIS MCNAMARA, a member of Com
pany &C." an Irishman; is about 26 years old, 5
feet or inches high fair complexion, dark hair
at Richmond April 2lst, 1861.
BY order of Col r. +. MOORE.
Sc l7-2t THOs B. REEFS, Reeru'g Sergt.
4 TTENTION, MINUTE MEN-Attend drill
II every TUESDAY, at 9 o'clock p. M and
THURSDAY, at lf-past s o'clock P. NJ, precise.
Sc it-at* Capt. j. F. C. POTTS.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Corner 7th and Cary streets.
"IAGONS.-Person who have furnished this
w department with wagons without boxes
are invited to call, more wanted.
c. DIMMOCK
Colonel of Ordnance
WANTED.-Four good BLACKSMITHS are
wanted. to whom good pay viii be given.
SO l7-lUt
NOTICE..
L-persons who are sending clothing and sup
plies to troops in the field, requested TO mark
distinctly OH the package {with marking ink the
NAME of the party for whom intended, the REGI-
MEST to which he belongs, and the PLACE OF DEs
TINATION care of Quartermaster at Rick ond, to
whom the usual railroad receipt shoui be for
warded by the shipper.
II.--Many packages arrive at the depots OF the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
off, Of course their destination cannot be known by
the Quartermaster Others are imperfectly mark.
ed and cannot be identified.
IIL--All articles deposited at the Quar,ermas
ters Office in Richmond, for shipment must be left
there before o'clock, +. NJ, to insure their ship
ment on that day. J. NAURf GARLAND
au 23-ts Capt. and Asst q H.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA,
Richmond, Aug :, 1861.
A1OTICE--It Is very desirable that all corps,
~ communities and individuals i'll the State,
having ARMS Of any kind-beyond those abso.
lutely necessary for their immediate use-should
return the to this Department as soon ~ pos.
sible that they may be overhauled and thoroughly
repaired. Address,
G.. DIMMOCK Colonel.
sus-ts Chief Of Ordnance Of Virginia
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Nh NOTICE.-The animal meeting Of the
p'S13S1 OCkHOLD or THE BANK
OF RICHMOND wiz be held at ,apisS Parking
House on TUESDAY, the Isl October. l-ui. az IL
O'Clock W. J. i. MACMUKDD Cashier
I.-9Iy
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or TUBS FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
III very superior article, just rsceivsd from
AUGUSTA county, FOR sale st Is cents retail by
j. S ROBERTSON,
Corner Franklin and Governor SITS.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY. for Disrrhss in bot
.,.. 10 Its
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TEAL COGNAC BRANDY IN bOND.-Of
II, the brands
Otard, Dupuy & Co., dark and pale.
Planat Il Co.
jas. Hennessy q Co.,
The above BRANDIES now under Custom
House lock, are of unsurpassed quality, and s'd
import alton For sale for cash by
an 3-ts ROHERTH MELLEN.
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ISAMILY GROEERY.--SAMUEL e. GREEN
n HOW, OF the late firm OF Burton y 0resn'
how. will continue the FAMILY GROCERY DC-
6INESS II the old stand, and will keep constantly
on hand good supply Of 0RoGERlES, WINES.
LIQUORS and TEAS, and respectfuily soliclts shs
patronage % generously extended to the Old nrna.
- - x-ta
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SOUTHERN HARMoNIANs EVERY NIGHT

Ethiopian Durlesque, Farces, Solos, Chorusos.
Singing and Dancing Doors open 81 o'clock
commence at :. - Tickets - cents.
WELLS s WARWICK. Manager.
4
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UYANTED-For a Woollen Factory located In
w Danville, Va, SUPERINTENDENT one
HAND TO attend the cards and jack, one HAND to
attend the looma and the dyeing department.
None but experienced hands, of good character,
need apply; proper certificates references az TO
qualification viii be expected; services TO COM
mence from lst to 18th OF November next. Ad-
dress, JAS. X. LIPSCOMBE, Clerk Of Danvine
Manufacturing Company, Dsnville, Va.
11-IOtt
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TSOR RENT-Three ROOMS, suitable for gen
II uemen quarters for rent, over my store.
EDWARD r. ROBINSON,
Sc 9-ts Fourth and Franklin sts
DRlVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A new
l and very comfortable WOODEN BUILDING
suitable for the accommodation of medium sized
family, Oh oath, between Clay and Leigh streets
Sc 6-2m A. S. LEE
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OFFICE II. II. MAURY & Co. +
rE>o wooLES MANUFACTURERS. :

I
The GwinDett Manufacturing Company Is manu-
featuring superior WHITE WARPS, assorted
numbers.
Orders solicited, which will Dee promptly filed
and at low prices
sg-t'ive fuIl and clear shipping instructions.
Address, f.. STEADMAN Agent
sc lbr-tmf t8wreneeHiiie. Ga
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LNIVE LARS REV ARD- -
IL Strayed from my residence, on Clay street
three squares above Brooke Avenue medi
um-sized Red CO W. Had when she left
home, bell on, with double belt and a home
Ii ade buckle, made of wire. on the same she had
Iso scar one of her sides as though il as done
with a heavy whip; or it might have been by ano
tner cows horn. will give the above reward If
delivered TO me- such information SO that can
get her. Sc 2-tsl FL Il CRONIF
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tULI NLIs, l. :, SEPT. =, l-Gt.
G0r. n. Udg0fH: military necessity hay-
ing required me to occupy this town have
taken possession OF ii by the forces under lny
command. The circumstances leading to this
act We're reported promptly to the President
of the Confederate States. His reply was the
necessity Jus ulied the action. A copy of NV
proclamation | have the honor II transmit
you by mail. Respectfully,
LEoNIDAs Polk,
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NTANTED-sUPPLIE FOR THE ARMY.
w Applications will be received for furnishing
supplies of RED PEPPER, POTATOES, PEAS,
BEASs and winter vegetables of all kinds, and
Pickles. FOR the of the army, delivered at any
point convenient to the troops, or in Richmond
supply OF Red Pepper Is essentially necessary -
This article should be carefully preserved by all
who wish TO minister TO the comfort and health of
forces in the field, ground up and packed in
bags boxes or kegs. J. II. CLAIBORNE,
Major and Comm. Subsistence.
Richmond Sept. llth 1861. Sc l3-lm
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AYsaj&Eys EVTS.

Nj T R o P . l. ! a y II a l. l.
GEIND DRAMATIC AND ETHIOPL4Y IN.
TEKTAFNAENTt.
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T OST OR STOLEN-FFTY DOLLARS RE.
II WARD-Lost or stolen at M,na.sa Junction
or on the Railroad, avGold WATCH, marked M
X. H., attached to heavy Gold Chain and Key
with Il red set and in the form of hand holding
pistol. The above reward may be obtained by
leaving the Watch with Messrs. BLAIR & CHAM.
BEILAYNE, Richmond, or at the Farmers Bank
Charlottesville. No questions asked. Sc lG-3tt
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JAMES f. RIDDICK.

LNSTRAY MAKE.-On Saturday last a BAY
~ MARE escaped from the subscriber in Man
chester, and has not since been found. She was
about 10 years old, rather under size has white
hind foot, and a saddle knot lump on her back
When she escaped she had on a saddle and bride
liberal reward viii be paid for her delivery at
BLAsKINsHlPs Stable, on Franklin street.
So l4-it% w NyrHAIry
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"ANTED.-,FoRTY NEGROES wanted i'm.
w nedstely-good hands-to aid In saving
sugar crop during the next four months in the In
terror Of Louisiana above Baton Rouge Men pre-
ferred Al q per day and found; women in pro-
portion. An excellent opportunity Ii offered for
that force permanently, shares on the place, in
full operation. l refer to the members of the old
house Of Dunlop Moneure q Co, Richmond
Direct to A. A. WILLIAMS,
se o-lIn Pass Christian, via New Orleans.
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OST OR STOIEE-A handsome Bay MARE,
l. about Isl hands high, black name and tail,
and white hind foot had on when carried from the
Spotswo ood Hotel black Military Saddle and Bri-
die. The Mare is the property Of ALEX. G. HAS
NELL, Adjutnnt lst Reg't s. G. V. Amy person de-
liyering the Mare to Messrs. DAVIS & HUTCHE-
SONS Stables will be suitably rewarded.
lS-3tr
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COMMONWEALTH OF kENTUCKY
Executive Department.
Frankfort, Sept. >, lsCl. J
Heatt7aeH If fhr SsRotr ami Honsrof Representatives,
| have received the following dispatches by
telegrap from General Leonidas Polk, which
L deem proper 10 lay before You.
Ii. MAGoFFIS.
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VN1ANTED.--A young gentleman wishes to
w procure small. neatly FURNISHED
ROOM together with BOARD In a private family
where there are but few, If any other boarders-
For such place liberal price will be paid and
best of references given. Address, TENNES-
sEE" care ~ This office. #t Is SO l6-3ts
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I OST-On Wednesday last between Tinsley's
i i bakery, Shocloe Hill and Morris's Sugar Re
hnery at Rockets, or between there and my resi-
dencc corner Clay and 9th streets Church it'll,
MEMORANDUM BOOK, black. with my nmne in
it. The finder will be literally rewarded by leav
ing il at this office.
So l6-3t JAMES r RJnnICK
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WY AN Ell DR. c r. U T 8
w For the SHOCCO ARTILLERY,
Now being formed by the undersigned
Uniforms furnished FREE OF COST.
Recruiting Office llth street, between Main
and Bank streets
ALEX. CAMERON, Recruiting Serg't
MATTHEW +. TAYLOR
se3-ts EDWARD II. ROBINSON.
NTANTED-HOPS,H HOPS, HOPS and BAR
w LEY.--Wsnted, q large quantity of Hops
FOR which liberal price will be paid They grow
wild GU a good many streams In Virginia. Those
who will now gather them and ship to me. will be
we'll compensated for their labor.
J. d. GOODMAN, Richmond Va.
p S.-Farmers who will have Barley for sale,
will please communicate with me, naming price and
quantity Iau N-.lm }. ID. Il.
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w A N t D--lnformstion "a to the where
w sbous of a MULATTO BOY named JIM
NEWNAS JIM Is about ~ years of age, and
spare built- He Is supposed to be engaged In one
OK the Hospitals In the city. Any information con
crrnns him will be thankfully receiv I'd by address
lng H. v. HODBEE Burks Sharp Shooters Ma
nsssa Junction, care OF Capt Holmes So ls-3t.
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NANlED-A young man who has had four
w years experience in business, desires n SIT
UAT1ON in business house. The very best
references will be given Address m Yh box
l,l2l. Richmond p O. se I6--3t-
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LNOUND-A SUM of MONEY in Vannerson's
IL Daguerrean Gallery, which the owner can get
by describing and paying for this advertisement
HQ lT--3tr
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NIANTED-A BOOK K-KEEPER-For one
w or two days in week. Address, &c. D.
No. 800 nj this office se l7-2ta
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S TRAYED-On the l4th inst, a dark brindled
- BULL; middlesized horns weighs about l. 80
pounds gross. A liberal reward will be paid his
return to JOHN BROUER Jk Butcher
se lT-3t* Old Mark ket
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nor RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE contain,
Il ing IL rooms, very pleasantly located, within
FIVE minutes walk of the Capitol. Possession given
immediately. Apply TO F.McCARTHY.
II
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

VNOR RENT-A desirable HOI'S suitable for
i Il small family, 81 street, between Canal
and Byrd Apply TO ClIAS. CAMPBELL
go ii-2t&
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NYANTED-A BARKEEPER. Cau i'm
w mediatey, MAURIS DENNIS
18th street, opposite Vegetable Market
Sc lT-5t-
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FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WNISKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY-distilled in the
mountains Of this State
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES, sold by him are
warranted pure and good, no sales.
T. S.-Partcular attention paid to putting up and
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers, stationed
at aud away from Richmond ..
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Gov. Magotiin transmitted the following
messages to the Legislature of Kentucky on
the 9Th inst, which were referred to the Com
mittees on Federal Relations:
ftnYMoywpi ap r.