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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1861-01-17


TIE TOMB OF CHARLES CARRoLI. -
Mrs. Ann II Dorsey, writing from Eijicott 5
Mills, thus describes the ancicut seat OF
Carroll ofCarrollton-D Doug shoregnn Manor
and his tomb. The mansion is distant
about fifteen miles from Baltimore:
Entering the @atcTay We drove through
u noble avenue, planted on each side with
trees oi every variety of kind and foliage.
which ten years hence will be in their
prime ana soon found ourselves in from. OF
the Carroll mansion, which is long, com.
Portable two-story building terminated at
the north end by the handsome chapel.
which has become famous as the repository
of the remains of the gallant old signer of
the Declaration of Independence.
His tomb is set in the wall on the left
OF the altar, and presents shield aud scroll
OF white marble, on VIII ch is carved N relief
a pen and roll OF parchment, surrourd dcd
hy stars; Latin inscription, appropriate
to has great act, appears ON a scroll in the
centre. Below, this some figures in basSo
relieve, representing Fame with Inverted
torch, and History guarding a funeral urn
The chapel is cruciiorm, and contains a
handsome marble altar, some fine old pictures
a good organ and is decorated with rich
and beautiful windows or stained glass.
The floor Of the two wings of the chapel
are elevated to level with the lloor of the
sanctuary, and contain some fourteen or
sixteen pews, which are occupied during
the religious ceremonies by the family OF
Mr. Carroll and their friends. The body
of the church is paved with brick, aud
contain about forty commodious pcws, where
his slavcs--who arc carefully instructed in
the Catholic faith---sit and kneel.
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West Point, Fort Hamilton, Fort Adams
and Fort Independence could also spare
some non, bat the above Est includes only
those who might be sent away at once,
without seriously Interfering with the ron
iine duty oi the Northern stations.
Relative 10 the navy. very erroneous im-
prc>-ions prevailed as TO vi hat vessels would
i.rst be called on. The Brooklyn, Macedo
man and Dolphin, regular mcn-of war. are,
to he sure, III commission. aud manned, but
only the latter, We believe. could enter
Charleston, IN the harbor of which there
are ony thirteen feet OF water, rs the
brooklyn, fitted out, cannot hoat in less
than sixteen feet Of water at the least.
while the Macedonian requires twenty.
Prom this fact it would seem that the
announcement of these ships being ordered
IN readiness was premature. There are.
however, sufficient craft at the differ, Mt
yards, of the requisite draft, to form some.
what formidable feet We subjoiu IA list
OF them
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- "N'V I, tDf
We have included the Crusader and
Wyandotte, of the Home Squadron, because
they arc now at Pensacola, where they
have just undergone an overhauling, and a
pretty reliable correspondent informs us
that they arc not to return to their stations
immediately. The Mohawk, also, is "in
and out at Key West every day or two,
and, like her sister gun-boats, could be or.
dered, in an hour, by telegraph, to any
given place. Naval vessels drawing over
fourteen feet of water, to the number of a
dozen, pcrhap', are susceptible of speedy
equipment; but, as already stated, We men
ton only those actually ready.--M T.
Times.
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amendment tO the C1s.Nt;:u-
tiOH.

la O'n'i'dHr' - lE'cNd lie tCHStngftsa ~ The
S'9'r II SlH'' c.roLnd ~ ResY.ti TO tie Er,c4-
r, DYarm,M.
We, the people Of the State Of South
Carolina, in Convention assembled. do de
clare and ordain, aud i is hereby declared
aud ordained. That the Governor shall
have power to receive ambassadors, minis.
tcrs, consu!s, and agents from iorci-n pow
ers, and 10 appoint such agents, to be paid
out of the Contingent fund, as in his dis
crciion he may choose TO employ to con
duct negotiations with foreign powers ; 10
make treaties by and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate, provided two third,
Ut the Senators present a"rcC; to nominate,
and Jay and witl the advice nd consent ol
the senate, to appoint such ambassadors,
o'her pubic ministers aud coRsuis, as the
General Assembly shall have previously
directed to b. appointed and also al othcg
officers, whose appointment otherwise shall
not have been provided ior hy lIw; to gil
lii varantics flat may happen. during the
recess Of Tie Senate, IN tie Offices u which
he hHd The power to nominate rs above
McHIomcd. hy granting commissions which
shall expire at the eul oil the next session
u the Senate, and to convene the Senate.
whenever in his opinion it may be noctssa.
ry: Provided, nevertheless, tina, during
the existence Ola Convention, all trca,ic,
and d,roci"aS Tor appointment OF auhuSsa-
dvrS ministers, or cunsu,s. shall be Su iect
10 the advice ana consent OF the Cunvcn-
ton " to lis separate action.
And it is further ordained, That the
Governor shall Immediately a,.puint four
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OhftllnIY.

Lied on the 10th inst, at her fathers resi- =
dence, In Iiahfax county. ELIZA DOUGLAS
hRoCk., IN Aer 10th year. For ten years she
was the enid OF aulIction. A disease OF the
heart, which seizeI on her before she reached
her NTH year, and which at last resulted in
her death. caused great bodily pain. whilst 1t
constantly alarmed her friends, jest at any
inonent sba might be taken away from them
Her sntgerings were borne with 80 r1uch pa
uehce and meakneSs. and her pangs were
accompanied with so little complaint that
those around her had to follow her eyes aud
her expression ~ realize the anguish which
her iips refused 10 betray. When q CD lid, be-
tween two ana three years old, she was placed
ny dying mother in the hands OF her father.
she was reared rs the preciCu representa-
tive OF IL IT mother. She became the liz ut
ot Dor father s.helrth and her fl ther's heart,
and she go Ell LW ned herself around him by
ma tender teAdTIis OF her love that the OAK
may hardly live after so sudden u rem val Of
The vine which gave more surpos} nan 1t
borrowed. The world knew btlt nttIe OF tae
departed, and she knew but Htsie Of ne
world. Size moved IN a circle wnll h was Cly-
1mzcrloed BY her family aud a few friends
Every one who entered into this marrow CIR
cle warmed into love by the gentIeuess
If her life. The grief Of her mad, who
uursed her through the whole OF her brief
lie, and whose sorrow l. airGOet IN lSo}5 BILE,
peaks 2 sincere aud more tOuthIrg ian
guage OF eulogy than the brass g." n r.. "a Of
osteniatious woe. She has iefT she wCf4.. for
ten; but TIE writer wHutd fain believe mat
such Jewel is toe precious 10 be spar - from
the treasury Of Heaven, and that she now
and VIII forever SHarAle ana shine IN The
crown II Him who years the crown i'm
morally. = b.
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FROM KENTUCKY.
another Sklrmish-A General Engagement,
expected m ovements Of tho Fedsrals-
The Yankees Burying Their Dead, Sc.

NASH tLLE, Dec. l9.-Nothing OF reliable
interest has been received from Green river
today. Private dispatches, however, re-
'eiVed today, report that a general skirmish
look place on yesterday which terminated at
dark The enemy WAS in considerable force
this aide Of Graen river.
Passengers from Bowling Green report tn Al
general engagement is regarded - i.nmi.
nrut there.
twenty four HessiAn prisoners were
brought here today from Bowling Green
Among them We're John Iraiu. DOL. Qri.
@e1 QuaTtermasteT,l eight OF ten Dutch.
men, and the others were Lep tuck.aus
The Bowling Green corrcspo. denr Of the
NaShHlii. i@T r, of the 18th stats5 that tina
tederals, IA large mum be-s jar pouring down
upon Green river, The railroad bridge has
been repaired, and Youtooa bridges have been
THROWN across the ri,pr. Five .hgus md of
the enemy are In position on this side OF the
river. Glns. Johnston and Buckror hasteued
forward on Yesterday kentu cky brigade; the
II 4dlsslssippI regiment, and several Batteries
moved forward THIS morning.
Il special dispatch TO the [ 90 ar! Hr,riCe,
do ed III Bowling Green on the Igsh instant.
says mat the keaersls sent q nag OF truce TO
bury their * ~, ia OF whom weIt Ill TERED.
IAe Lincolnlies are reported 10 have re-
treated a(I0sa Green river.
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%kirmish:nu On .ha potnmsc.

ia" extraordinary rumOrs OF yesterday,
Iaallg subsidized into Z report, for the accuracy
o. which We do not vouch, that an engage
l1elt t0Ck place Oh Wednesday, near Auan-
1=le, Fairfax county, between Longstreet' 8
c'sgade aud two brgades q the enemy: that
oa- loss WIS 80 killed and wounded, and that
Z the Federals, from 5o9 to SGT. This is the
most eytlvarsut version that We hive
heard. Alc aer IL, that our loss was about
ST. au told that the Yankees lost about the
SANE number, il killed and wounded, and
tA-, We .uok CO prisoners. The fight i report
"a IL have continued three hours. We can
net learn that any Official intelligence Of this
51str has been received.
W have another report Of a sue cessful skir.
a!sa IL LoVettsy!lIe, in Loudoun county,
Wednesday night, II which the enemy lost
rsFeral Ia killed, wounded, and prisoners.
" IRE requested 10 state that there is no
iguth Il the rnn0r Of Z light near Leesburg
Se~ days ago. The enemy shelled some
tariaworAs thrown up by oar troops about
tltee miles east CT the town, but nobody was
hurt. Every iudacement has been offered 70
as enemy - come ont and hay. an open
AsAtr bu: he perslstent!y refuses the chal-
isgyp
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TELEGRkpHIC NEWS,
special Dispatch TO the Richmond Dispatch. /
LATR NORTHERN NEWS.

NORFOLK, Dec. 2o.--Northarn papers 10 the
18th Inst, have been received here
Ahe o"een's Messenger had not arrived in
washington late "Wednesday evening, owing
TO detention on the railroad
Dispatches have been received by Lincoln
from various parts Of the country urging him
10 be hrn, and not give UP the commission
ers. Lincoln affects cooIneSs and seems de-
"rmined not TO Yield To the demand OF the
British Government The demand is behaved
to be peremptory-the ENJOYS to be prom pity
restored, and satisfactory apology ogared -.
otherwise Lord Lyons muatimmediatsIv ds
mand his passports.
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q as = OSAEI,

TE7HE GENTLEMAN who took q Black
/ Leather TRUNK from the depot OF the
Hichmond aud Peter sbnrg Railroad. by mis-
Henry" on the end OF il, ana left q yalise.
marked &C NJ. H, Will greatly obIge the
undersigned by returning said 1rnnk to the
railroad depot, and taking his yelise ia e1-
change, or by communicating with me, at
James J.. Goodies Office, one door above The
Post Office, up stairs
de @I.-ltf AMOS X. HENRY
THE G ENTLEMAN who took the OVER
/ COAT from my house on Wednesday
night last, IL requested TO return il at once
and get MS own, as he is known
de M--lt+ hiss 4 N HUGHES,
rpNHE GENTLEMAN named NElyaAS, 40
stated that his family Is now residing In
Petersburg is requested 10 call on or write 10
III. III. A. RUST, within the next three days
de 1l-ltS
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Ey Il. Il. COOK. Are.s'r.


HORSES, BUduIGs 80, AT AUG TON -
L On SATURDAY. Git lust, al 10 O'Clock .
wi.I ell, 81 the HOrse Lot,
Several Saddle ard Harness ANIMALS;
Two .uble BUGCfiES ia complete order;
One Single BIGEY
Two s'ts Double HARNESS, new
One 3 Siege &"
One Laiy's SADDLE. "
One kUkNITC RE v AtfON NJ arty uew
de- 20 T. b. RO.Jh apc,'Y
AMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE-,tll. b. 81
~ AT public auction, on SATURDAY the dis
inst. about hat mile above Manchester on to-
Old Coal III. Turnpike, ona HOUSE and LOT the
property OF Walter Logan. deed The lot f-crts
l2u feet on the turnpike with d'pth Of 80 fse.
TERMS-One fourth cast. the balance tu.thrae
six, and pine months for negotiable notes. with IA
terest added. The war tsx to be paid by the pus.
chaser.
sale will take place on the premises at 10 O'Clock
NJ. 3. L HANCOCK.
Admllis.ratnr OF Weltar Lcgsil
N B.-Persons having elaIns sgsinst tis estate
OF Walter Logan, decd, viii present them for aet
Element; those inte oted will p ca e make pronps
payment. B. T. HAHUU K
Administrator OF Waiter Logan decd
SsDchastsr Dec ~ fsail. ~. t2-l-<
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~ ORDINANCE 10 ENtURgE
- 4 ia Ii EN- OF L y an
i<1tENt Ei>, PASSED NOV EAiBr.11 - Ia
!. be II ordained by the Council OF IL.
Clty OF klchmoud, That any merchants, man
uIaeturrIs, or Otner persons upon whom or
upon whose en- pIUy meat Il Iicence YAK Is i'm =
posed, VINO snail carry on suCn business IN
LIE 'lLy WITHOUT being ted AS sucn by the
Assessor shall pay Il nGe uf twenty dollars,
ah2 every Gay on which he shall carry on ms
business without being so listed shall b. Il
eepaft." cEtLce.
= II snail be the duty Of the Assessor OF
the cay 10 ascertain " hrLcyer 4ny person or
lIll Ms commenced any business III the civ
"Ai'l Il SD DJeCt 10 = tt&, liter he shall have
com pIeted MS assessment LOT the year, 10 ca.
upon suCh person sr firm, and obtain from
nm OF them the amount u cUp ital tIs pIoyeu
- The Council ana also deliver 70 lh, Auul-
TOT ana the collector OF the ClIy IaAes the
nome OF ei-cn per son or firm
a. II the sAli persons or firms shall not an
pay TO Ire touncll At the same meeting AT
when such return is made 10 the Council by
he Ass essur, 10 be peTIcltted 10 carry on MS
business, the Council shall proceed imrnedi-
Ateiy 10 classify suon persons or !irm,
placing Lil or them in he highest class
nEea by the ordinance Tor the business in
which ne IS engaged, and the said taxes shall
be collected by the Collector Of City Taxes
as other taxes are collected.
Copy. 4 ". MORTON
DE -I--tt CT k OF the Council
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BY GODDlN q <PPERouN, A9c' rs.


NALUABLE a L EsfA re, ON THE
v Corner Of Clay and Ninth streets Tor sale al
Auction w Ill be sold st auction, t9e premises
on u ESDAY, the 24in OF December, 1861,
o'c-ocK +. M, that very valuable Lot, located as
ABOVE, fronting 60 feet on the North side OF Clay
stTost, running back l6l feet IGls lot Is located
IN NOS. improving part vi the city, and where
real estate Is in good demand If desired, ii will
be divided into two lots of 3 feet .ach.
TBRMS-One-tourth cash, balance al 4, ; and 10
MONTHS for negotiable notes, interest sdaed Sc
cured by trust deed.
The War Tax TO be pad by the purchasers.
de Il 4ODDIS Il APFGhSON, Aucts.
T A re T. SAL LIE OF PERISHABLE
1 1 ESTATE consisting OF Horses, III lies, Cat
tic, sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Shucks, " hea;
Stray karn4ilg implements, IL .useho Id Furni
turaS &c.-Mr. Jas. I. Sutton, ST having effected
sab of his "a Gained Mount Pleasant
the Virginia Oenu a. railroad near Hanover Court
House, will sell, at public aucrloU, ct tbs said .r
on TUESDAY, an January, leo = AZ 10 O'Clock
NJ (if TAI II not, the first Iair day thereatter)
al the peIishabie estate thereon consisting OF :,
great variety, embrsclng, in part, j Horses 10
Mules 81 Cows and O4en, 81 - 4eep, very me }
abSut - Hogs 2u,U00 lbs. Fodder, sbou 10 bas-
res OF Cor, largs quantity II Saacks, Wheat
Straw, Farming Iniple EMS, Household Surui-
tur-, &c.
TERMS ALI gums under $50. cash; over that
amount, foae months credit, for approved, en-
dorsed negotiable paper,
De q CiuEl5l& Il APPERSON Eur'5
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LETTER LfET.

z Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
l. RICHMOND POST OFFICE, on the 9th
day of December, 1861.
fTy3 Persona calling for letters In the List viii
please cay they are ADVERTISED ; also, giving
date of list.
- TIE postage will be two cents on each let
ter advertised.
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On Ehufsday, The ieth .nst. Az aha ,ns..
denoc Of Mir. 4 b Hall, In this oity- hv ,hs
Key; Mr. noge, A. J. HAIL, Of Rlchmon d.
ana ana Mass uLlAF. MOON. formerly OF Nor
AT Eagle Point, In Gloucester county. Va
on the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr. Mann. DR.
> w. CARMICHAEL. Asst Surgeon In The
confederate Army, and miss FANNY TUCK
En- daughter of John H. Bryan, Esq
GE Fredeticsshurg rape rs COW
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AAfa III Al
Allen mrs Vim
Allison mrs X A
Armistrad mrs J uliq
Arnold mrs Geo
! Ascot mrs -
! Atkinson miss NJ w
| Atkinson miss Annie
Birch mre Mary N
Butler mrs Mary +
Brock mrs f ii
Brookwell mrs 5 K
i Berry mrs A A
Bennett mrs M
Bell mrs Sarah 4
Bell mrs Martha
Bailey mrs Sarah a
Barr mrs Sarah $
Barker mrs Az
Barlow MRS Eliza 4
! Butler miss a
Burriss miss III Il
Burf)ot miss Z T.
| Brook miss Mary l.
Bran ch miss NJ s
! Bradley miss Lucy L
Bonthali miss Susan
Bear miss Sophia
Ban Ks miss Y J
Banks miss Jennie
Barns mtss Fanny
Barnett miss VI J
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! CLARK mrs ID L
tamak mrs T'hos
| Claire miss Y A
Cham berlayne mrs !
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! Chapm al urs i J.
, Chandler mrs NJ a
I Clarke mrs 20
! Cooke miss Hattie
| Cooke miss Emma
Coleman miss MoiIle
| Cock Sarah j
Coleman miss a
! Coghiii miss I.
/ Cooper N rs II III
! Cooper miss Martha
Cox miss II
I1rGhlu mrs Sarah
! Crawford mrs Lieut.
I Crow miss Sarah Il
! Crowley Elizabeth
CLuning CHAM miss ID
Dawson mrs Il III =
Davis mrs II 4
Davenport miss n
Dugttu mrs Rebecca
DsCOnrcy mrs Cath
DonuOVin mrs Mary
/ DuunaVant mrs l. A
Drew miss VI \ y
Drake mrs Marg't
Drake miss Eeien L
jtunnayaut miss sue
Duncan miss IT ID ,
iadIey miss Mary
English mrs GIarg't
Ellis mrs Frances q
huYark mrs Eleanor
Elliott mrs sara h l.
Elicit miss Willie Il
Elliot. miss II
Figg mrs Lucy G.
foru mrs Mary
EnuBliu miss Lydia
Foreman miss Adelia
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FOister miss l.
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Fore: miss Helen
Fitch EFT miss VI +
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Garnet mrs II 4
Genuine miss Jenny
Gill miss Maria .
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GCode mrs 1lartha 4
Con miss Mary j
Goodrich, mrs Nancy
CIR. fin mrs 4
Grishy mrs Hannah
Grid mrs Lafayette
Gray mr.: -
Grogan mrs Lncy
Grover mrs Z !
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Hart miss Lucy
Huice mrs Eliza beth
Haynes mrs 2
Harris I1rs Th0S
Hale mrs I I
Holt miss Elizabeth
Howard miss lille
Homer Iu!ss Susan 4
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Hen dries miss +
Henderson mrs Lucy
holmes n = Mary
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~ Z h.K D..

Mt his late residence, Plain Dealing Hano-
yer county, Va, on the 10th of UeceIn Der Mr.
JOSEPH NORMENT, in the 10Th wear OF
his age
Yesterday, OF typhoid fever, +. NJ. ,PYNE,
aged p years and 10 days
Ills funeral Will take place from the resi-
Deuce CT his mother, on Pine street, this after
noon at y O'Clock. The friends of the de-
ceased are earnestly requested TO attend =
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FROM IRE S0J rf.EkE COAST.
d Yankee Gun Boat Disabled by 8 Conteds
rate Battery-lhe Charleston Light HoUs
Blown I'm.

AcGr7rA, Dec. 20.-Tne Charleston Cou-5.r
luis morning publishes dispatch announc-
Ing lAt disabling OF ii Lincoln gun boat uear
foFt hoyh! ferry, by the North Carolina BAT
tery. They also Hired into three flats filled
with Lincolnltes, sinking one and causing
great destruction TO TIE two others. The
lA4ees axe concentrating on the other side
81 The ferry.
The Charleston Light House has been blown
up by tae ContederateS
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BY 4LEX. MOTT, AAssr.

FURNITURE, DbY GOODS, CLDTE.
II ING, SHOES, &c Will be sold a. au0s
ton At Lay store. on SATURDAY, Dec Flat,
commencing at 10 o'clock, Ia lot OF second.
hand Furniture, Stoves. &c: Dry 90 L.,
Goods
ALSu-To close invoices, IL boxes Clothes
Pms; half bushei Measures, lot Brides, Bits
Girths, &c; 10 large size cast iron Oveas )
bblS. Irish Potatoes; lot StCua Ware, Sc.
Gold and Silver Watc ues, sud two RevolY-
eTs. ALEX MOTT
de 81 Apctio, 90,
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ybs tigh on the Allegheny.

We have received letters giving some fur
Ie' Incidents u the battle Of Allegheny
Mountain. which conCur with previous &C
counts IN atri6utirg the most determined
bravery and gallantry to our officers and
~'9l-. Extracts Will be published here
after
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{ uuaF>zkfnu1l.

~ Gress passed, aud the President approx
3D. W. yesterday. at act apprOpriating 5000 &c
l-y lie carriers Of electoral votes 70 the seat
VI Government Several military nomina-
AoHs were confirmed. Congress was IN ses-
eioh last night, bat none 81 thu proceeding
l2Te lranSp-rsd
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The Exchange of Mr.. Faulkner.
" . have reliable IA thor!ty for stating That
cur Government consents 10 the exchange Of
~F q. J Faulkner for Congressman Ely.
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FUTURE Dry.
BIZ X. h. COOK, AEes'r.

r AR4E ASSORTMENT OF 0ENTEEL
IL FURNITURE, u "A II PET 3, &C AT
AUCTION. TN MONDAY, All inst o.. as 10
clock, will sell AT my ssore. isrge and gsntea
assortment OF Household Furniture, consis'fnk of
l vers handsome Maho gany WARDROBE.
iv"ry pretty Ma ogsny Jecny Lind BEDsTEADS
very pretty Mahogany Marble Top BUREAUS.
Mahogany Msrhlv-Top WASHS rAkDS.
solid Black Walnut MAJ bic Top SlDEBOARD.
Mahogany Hair seat Psrlor On AIRS.
Several Hair MAT fhE.S >E5 aud Feather BEDS.
Several shutk MATTREsSt lis aud Feather PHI.
LOWS and BOOSTERS.
Together with an a ulsn. of Cottage Bed
s.sads. Cane ard Wood-sest Chairs Cioeksry
0issswa are. Cooking and other Stoves.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to tas above
splendid Velvet Tspss'.s CARPET. entirely
new.
sp4el dad Brussels CAEHET, emil ely new
de 81 u. B. COX. Auct.
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E1OR RENT-The
4 X O o VI
on 18th street, now occupied as t. Sewing
Machine room.
ALSO-A large ROOM in Belyia's Block.
Possession given immediately.
Apply to
de 2l-ot JOHN 4. BELTIE.
NOR kENT The smsli Istm OF eight acres,
Z attached 70 my farm, about - mites froia
Richmond. II is very desra5ie as IA summer re.
sldence contains coed brick dwelling, barn and
necessary ont houses, and has an orchard # fruit
trees. Possession given at once.
&C 2l-ts A DILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-21

NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
~ HENRIOO OUUNTY--An p~rsons who
have not given In their sslnant for the Confed-
crate War Tax. are hereby notified that will DO at
the house of MIR. q. 4. P.gasAsrs 10 Sidney, on
the following days; FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
the y to and 2e'h days of December, end ct the
house OF MIR. N FisHER, on Marshall street 90 the
foliowtns days; MONDAY and TUESDAY, tho
3oth and 3lat December, where You are required 70
como ods give 10 your list; otherwise you viii
be asscsseu W. ia q double tax.
GEORGE w GARTER,
Asaessor for Confederate Tar,
Upper District OF Hanrieo County.
IA 90 Iav