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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-13

The Foray upon the Gamdters.-At the
opening of his Court yesterday, the Mayor
rtook occasion to deliver an address to I'VE
locals one of whom had said, in relation to
the descent upon the gambling houses last
Saturday night. that The whole credit of erigi-
mating the affair was due to the Confederate
Government and that he the Mayor was at
home asleep at the time of the occurrence
The Mayor had no disposition to claim any
credit, through the newspapers, for any act
that he might perform; but justice to ali par
ties required that he should say that the Con-
federate Government had no share in the
transaction, and that there was no truth in the
rumor that the movement was occasioned by
heavy less at one Of the banking institrl-
tons by Government officer. He had no
knowledge that any one connected with the
Confederate Government had visited any of
those places. The work was done under his
direction, by the city police; and as one Of the
+" locals !" of the city, we now place all the
credit where it properly belongs, though. We
alluded to in connection with the affair.
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Salk-Tbe scarcity of this article renders it
necessary to take advantage of every suitable
method of procuring supply. 1t will be in
great demand rs the season advances, and
since it can be had j. means Of transportation
are at hand, it will be well for commercial
men to take the subject under consideration at
once. Recent occurrences in Tennessee have
stopped the carrying trade over
the Southwestern line beyond the limits of
Virginia. In the meantime vast quantity of
salt might be transported over the Virginia
and Tepnessee and Danville Railroads, and
all parties be benefited by the operation. TIE
suggestion may have already presented itself
it viii be duly considered and adopted with
out unn scessary delay.
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TINE Up.-Not only the English and French.
but the German papers are amusing them.
selves with the determination Of the Yankee
volunteers to go home ~ soon as their time
was mp, without reference to the exigencies Of
their service. A. Berlin paper has an admire.
BILE hit at the Boil Runners on this subject. 1t
10 difficult for the civilized world to under
stand how men who are in earnest can avail
themselves Of such paltry prstexts. What
would b said Of our Southern Army if ito
members should disband, at . period when
their services were needed, because the time
OF their snlistnsnt had expired3 That il q
spectacle which the enemy win have no OPP
pertunity to avail himself Of, the world to
ridieals, nor the country 70 dsplors.
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Correspondence CT the Richmond Dispatch
Yankee Fleet-CostoR Crsp-Factories going up, &c
MONTGOMERY, ALA Noy Z 1881

YANKEE Fleet-CosfoR CTTf-Factories going up, &C.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 7, 1851.
The Legislature is now in session and the
city unusually lively. Our people Were ne
yer more elated than they have been for
few days back in hearing of the mishaps
which have befallen one after another of
ADes feet. The waves and winds are yising
with the brave hearts and strong arms of our
land forces in the great work Of overslawing
those whose crimes demand tlst they should
be destroyed from the face of the earth
The Gotten crop looks well and " ill WELD
more than was formerly supposed il would
No one seems willing TO sell 10 spectators,
rs the impression is that by the Spring the
ports will be open and cotton in demand
Factories are going up in almost every di-
reotion The planters are turning their At
ten ton to raising their own bread and meat,
and thus we are gradually working out our
independence, for nothing short of these
changes could ever make Us an independent
nation.
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LYKcEB-RG, Nov. II.
For some time past affairs have been re-
markedly quiet with us, but during the past
two CT three days we have had quite excitin z
times in consequence of the troubles in East
Tennessee, with which point We are in direct
communication, though over 300 miles distant
Esq the efficient Superintendent Of the Tel
egraph, left this city with hands for the pur-
pose of repairing the damages ON the line in
East TENNESSEE l learn, also, that = tressel
work is being made over the Holston at the
burnt bridge. Passengers were transferred
on Sunday by fording, and were met by 8
locomotive from JoGesboro with one box
car attached. Nothing authentic has been
heard from any point beyond JoEesboro-
though there seems to be little doubt of ether
bridges having been burned between that
place and Knoxville, as there had been no
communication between those points since
the troubles began.
The Circuit Court which has been in SEES
sion for week past, has had quite number
Of criminal cases up. The case OF Spots
wood Ryder, notorious peacebreaker,
charged with killing man named Jones,
last year, was before the Court yesterday,
but the jury failing to agree in their verdict,
were adjourned over until this morning Or.
Thomas II. Nelson, a prominent citizen of
Bedford county, died suddenly at his resi-
denc9 yesterday morning. i.
There has been very interesting revival
going on for some time past at tie Methodist
Church in this city, under the pastoral charge
Oh Rev. II. r. MlLcnelt. a large number OF
converts have blessed his iabors, and the coed
work still goes on.
A public meeting has been called for this
evening, to tske into consideration and to
adopt measures to prevent the "worms," of
whom we have plenty of all sorts and sizes,
from speculating on the wants aud necessi.
ties of the people. This is the right move in
the right direction. and should have been
done long ago.
LArxR.-The train has arrived from East
Tennessee, aud brings later intelligence than
we have received. The night Sunday night
was between temporary volunteers, Qoo,)
under Capt. Miller, who went ont from Bris.
toll Sunday night. The fight took place at
the river, about twelve miles from Bristol -
Two OF Miiier's party were slightly wounded,
himself being one of the injured. He will
reach Richmond this evening. Nine traitors
were killed, Two wounded, and two taken
prieOners.
also have reliable advices from Kentucky.
Our forces have fallen back to Pound Gap,
and are pursued BY = large mum ber "a ,oo0) 81
Fsdernls. We hsvs = large quantity az bag
gags, m untttons, ARTILLERY, &c. Ceurfsrs az
rived boshA Vt Wytheyille and Abingdon yes
to-day, bringing this nswa. q. X.
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Mayors Coark-The case Of VIM r. Mil
Ter, charged with obtaining goods and money
from King & Lambeth, and that of Frank
Torlney, for conspiring with Miller, were to
have been further investigated yesterday, but,
owing to the sickness Of counsel, q postpone
ment TO Thursday wa: ordered.
Louisa Sunderland was up for stealing a
quantity Of bed clothing from Jos H. Cren-
shaw, but the ease was continued until TO NOR
row.
John Franco, arrested for breaking down a
plank partition which separated his apartment
from that of Mary Wiley, was discharged from
custody, after a long and patient investiga-
ton.
Thos. Phillips and Dominic francesca were
fined for keeping their bar-roo open on Sun
day Similar charges against John Reiuhart
and Charles j. krause, and one against Den
mis- ID. Sullivan, for keeping his bar-roonl
open after 10 O'Clock at night, were continued
A few cases of drunkenness were disposed
OF in the usual way.
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The Law OF RErALIATIoS.-Ther can be
little doubt that, if tie Federal Govern
ment proceed to execute the Southern priya-
teers as pirates, the war will assume an a..
pect of ferocity such as the world has not
lately witnessed. An equal number of Fede-
raj prisoners will, OF course, be hung to atone
for the privateers. Then the Yankees will re-
taliate for this just punishment. which will en-
sure instant retaliation on our side, and the war
will ultimately become one of determination,
and mo quarter asked or given" This is
what it ought to have been from the first. The
war on the part of the Lincolnites was pro-
claimed.in advance one Of robbery, rapine,
murder, and hanging, beginning with our Pres
ident and Cabinet, whom they would hang to-
morrow if they We're in their power. Such
enemies should have been met precisely as
other robbers, ravishers, murderers, and wild
beasts are met, and it is because we have not
met them in such q spirit that they believe we
fear them, and are encouraged to continue their
cruel and blood thirsty career.
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The Queen Sisters.-The performances of
these promising children, at the Theatre, on
Monday night. gave unlimited satisfaction to
a thronged audience. TheyAeyince wonderful
versatility Of dramatic talent, sing well, and
dance gracefully. Through their exertions in
the South heretofore considerable sum of
money has been contributed to the volunteers.
The pleasing play of = Faint Heart never won
Fair Lady, was we'll played the same night
by the stock company; Miss Wren, Mrs- Jen
ME Powell, Mr.. Ogden and others sustaining
their parts admirably. s
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WEARIN0 BRKAaTrEATkA--Wear are not eur.
rrised 10 learn THAI the Yankees, who beast OF
outnumhering the Soush shree 10 one, are yet
unwilling 10 thrust their prccions carcases
within reach Of Southern bullets without ars'.
fetal profession. ne Scvestskc Ame.scun de-
scribes bresstplate. which, Il h said, u be.
lag extensively worn by the ofhcefs ana
men IN the Federal Army before Washington
between the cloth and the lining Of a common
military vest. 10 has two leaves whiea TAP az
Tue eases "neh 'ne Nes. - "
,>.,,,>.,.,,a h.,, QUA ao.o,xa;v. d, ,h. A,e.
FN">' "'
Ttedn, can be worn with ease by any officer or
soldier daring the most active exercise That
journal adds that 1t II very strong In proportion
10 lite weight, can resist the thrust of a bsyo-
net or sword, and viii resist the bullets OF
,auskets and pistols at ranges which would
otherwise be fatal to life.
If this be true, which We may be permitted
to doubt, the Yankees have the honor OF being
the first nation OF modern times whose SOL
diery were afraid TO take the field until they
could be clothed in coat of mail. And the
breastplate itself, like most Yankee inventions
seenis 10 be of little account in the hour .oi
t,ial. IL seems to have done very little service
ut Lsesburg. neither to have kept ont bullets
nor bayonets, nor preventative men fromtak
ing to the water like SO many ducks. The
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LOSE k:sss Sxs.

OST, Ok MISEAID-
IL a POCKET DIARY,
or Waiiet,> containing papers and memoranda only
US iui 10 the undersigned. The Wallet also can-
taiaed rom eleven aud a hall 10 fifteen dollars
Fhe fi@der. by returning the SALE ID the Dispa. Oh
Office, or Mayo's Wars house will receive II ibe Ii.
rev -rd. # the uoaeg contained in the Wallet
should be lost, questions gsked.
no / It's EDWARD MAYO.
sSOUND-AONET.-- be solder W no droI bed
4 SIS some day last week. in our store will
please cali, describe same aud ohige
=. JORNSfCN g. BRO,
no - -'t* rs h,ain street.
LOUND-Ah,nt L oath EGG. GA Broa itreet
L letter containing BREASTPiN, which tbs
owner can have by describing, pay ing for this id
vertsenaenf, and calling az No ga Broad street.
no I3-ltr
fTOUND-MONEY.- sun If MONEY wa,
L, picked up in our store, which the owner can
have by proEiog property and paying for this ad-
vert:seGaent. MEADE & BAKER,
Druggists, le6 Min ST.,
no lS-3t* Corner above Z. O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-13

Court Mutiai.--Ihere Is a general Court
Martial now la session in this city The fol.
lowing officers compose the Court: Col l.. A.
Armissead Captains j. b. Magrnder and
Homes, of the 57th regiment of Virginia VOL
unteers; Captains Thomas D. Jeffress r. 7.
Boswell, and Harrison, of the 56th regime mt
of Virginia Volunteers; Captain Critsher, of
Miss, and Captains Bruce and Latham. Of
Virginia; Robert Ould, Esq, is Judge Advo-
cate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-13

Signor Georges Coacert.--This musical
event viii take place at the African Church,
on THURSDAY night. The excellent professional
reputation Of the Signor, the acknowledged
accomplishments of Madame Bonavita, and,
above all, the patriotic purpose of the Concert,
will ensure full and fashionable attendance.
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UsEor rHs FINE AETS.-A friend remarks
that the Northern newspapers have elevated
lying to ono of the fine arts. One of the ancient
failngs of the universal Yankee nation Was
its facility of lying, but it remained for the
war to develop it. talents in Il way which has
sstonished mankind. ksnnett OF the Herald,
IS fair type of the rueadaeity of the Northern
press the veteran sinner Ia 50 addicted 70
lying that he world blush to the roots OF his
hair if he happened to stumble over a single
lrath. Here he is, III ii late number, describing
McCleilan's preparations to swallow the " hole
South at q single mouthfnl with as much au
,iacity OF statement and minuteness OF detail
as if every word that no uttered was Gospel
truth. The fact that all that he says now is
but rehash of his ''Grand Army articles
before the 2lst of July does not abssh him in
the least. He now informs us that Mcclellan
has been able any day since the lst of Sep
TENDER to oyerwheim the South with his pro-
digious numbers but has graciously postponed
it till period fast appropraching the ami
hilating blow. The question then arises,
why did he not amuse the leisure of the long
interval by preventing the erection of the for
midAble batteries on the Potomac which block
ade the Federal Capital. If he did not know
of their construction, occupying months as it
did, then he has been Outgeneralled, and has
found in our Southern Generals his masters in
the art Of war. If he did know, and had the
numbers Bennett reports, why did he permit
the erection to go on? Tie truth is, it has
taken the "Grand Army Il long time to re-
cover from the back breaking knock down
Of the 2lst of July and if 1t is in force NOW III
numbers and discipline, it has yet to obtain
the confidence and manhood necessary to meet
men who are prepared and willing to die
rather than surrender All the falsehoods that
Bennett can manufacture will never cloud the
vision or daunt the souls of the Spartans at
Manassas. These lies will only react on their
inventors when the curtain rises upon the
next grand collision of arms on the Potomac
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Randmay,-Two horses attached to a
wagon ran down Broad street with two men
in it-one white and the other negro. The
white man was badly hurt, and the wagon ran
over the negro, hurting him seriously. They
were thrown out near Trinity M. +. Church.
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FROM EASTERN kENTUCKY.

Tuo F.Pkts in Pike Coas:y--O Occupation IF Pie
u,3ie 81 tie Eaemy--Tae Enemy advancing
Ftra teia-Giroat EIeitemeRt in 1Gzeaoeil and BN-
ehaaan--Oar Forces FeI Bdeh 10 Pound LGp IN
Wise Election Msos-Good and Bad Failures
ChtJs Nsa Cj0tetag.
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". CORNS. BUNI0NS NAILS Grow.
~ ING INTO THE FLESH. Gc.-Dr.
SCHULTZ respectfully Informs his rstrons, mem.
boa OF the Convention, military and other gentle
men, ladies sotournng, that be may IA usually, be
consulted 10 all cases If Pedal surgery causne no
pain, &c .sss@ -
E1-o1ac.. Wall Street Hotel, Wan IT.
no ISIS
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FROM LYNCHBURG.

The Troubles in East Ttanessee-Rcpairine The
Damages to the Telegraph Liae-EminterrHpted
Passage orer the Hotstoa Ricar-The Fight near
Bristol, 6-.
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~ NOTICE-FRIDAY being Fast pav.
~ there VII be no market on that day at ei her
Of the Market. Houses
SAMUEL ELLIS, Clerk LIST Market.
] B. VALENTINE, Clerk % Market
M 11-2ft =
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QaaliEed.-William Green, Esq, of Rich
mond, yesterday qualified to practice as
an Attorney in the Confederate States District
Court.
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Hasttags Coart.-Present, Recorder Caakie,
Aldermen Sanxay, Bray, Undertake, Chop
ton, and Binford
Ia the appeal CT Albert Rush, slave, from
t. decision OF the Mayor, sentencing him to
the whipping post for petty larceny, the court
reversed Judgment and ordered his discharge.
Opie Static, charged with forging the name
Of j. w. English TO an order of the Circuit
Court OF Giles county, and the signature of
james ID. johnson upon the back of the same
paper, was examined; and after hearing toe
evidence, the Court renlanded him for final
trial
John Wade, charged with shooting VII.
liam '. Mott, on the 9TH of October last, with
intent to main, distgure, disable, and kill, -
was discharged from further prosecution
The Grand Jury yesterday made the follow
ing presentlnents
Ine Commonwealth against Charles Wood,
for petty larceny; John Haake, tor retailing
ardent spirits without license; George Nelson
and Joseph Calvin Henry, tor petty larceny;
George Williams, for All assault; Thomas
Linton, for petty larceny Daniel e. Warreil,
for an assault on his wife William j. Sam
merville, for shooting pistol in the streets -
true bills of indictments for misdemeanor. The
Commonwealth against John ii. Cook, an
indictment for a misaeneanol-not true
bill. The Grand Jury will NEST again this
morning at II o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-13

w. FRIENDS OF The i5TH REGINnNT
~ VA voLs.. ATTENTION AN persons
Of this Rsgimsnt will, In future. sepd ,hsm Is
Grove Lsndlog. james River, that they may Is q.
ivsrsd with dispatch and safety.
Be- careful 70 mark upon packages Or lettsrs he
number q Regiment and company Lettsr Il Cap.
tain's name: JAS. r. WEST. A. q. II. g. IS 4.
no l2-1t*
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Sapreue Court ef Appeats in the case
OF Charles Smith convicted OF forgery in
two cases, and sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment, on which an appeal was taken,
The Court has affirmed the Judgment OF the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond
Duyai VS.. Powell. Decree from the Cir
cult Court of Goocbiand county affirmed
Todd Executor VS.. Camptelrs Admins
traitor. Decree from the Circuit Court of
hlns and Queen county reversed and bill dis
missed.
Stewart VS.. Baugh Decree from the Cir.
cunt Court OF Surry county reversed and bill
dismissed.
Thomas's Administ rator vs.. Johnsop's .id-
mlnisiTator, and Lyons VS. Johnson's idmiuis-
traitor. Decree from the Circuit Court of
Richmond city affirmed
Guriey VS. Little's Exec utor Decree from
the Great Court OF Sou hampton county at
rned.
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Tia copastncrship now existing baiv... !.
rn1orssned viii expiee by iin.s ,..o. '"n eAe
together WITT The fact that pssry oil Of onr :, A
Pc is e ' xo On s,yao ed ..
TUESDAY, 2orH NovHxsss "a
land eoRsis ned from Con ~ H.
In orr STORE-ROOMS. N.. ,sa nj, a.sl
sichiaond, VA, tie WHOLE o. cur :see and x.,.
:, STAPLE and IL FANCY DRY oooDs
Consisting Ia par cf D''
- BAlss 4. 7-s, and ~ BROWN SHsrr,x,a
- Bales BROWN DRILLS aud fIsN n,I nnS
sd COTTON FLANSEIS
full Ere Of heaehed SHIRTINGS
ltleschsd DRILLS and JEANS.
Wbv, Rsd, fine and Gray FLANNEis
"a. 7s, ami a. Bri i-h ard m rica,, 20 .,sr,
Solid slack s. gish PRINTS
Bisck and Colo-sa English CAMbRICs
White Gray, Blue. ant Green Erslsh A.
and Bed BLANKETS. army
Graz s, ~. sss Military CLOTHS sca CAS-
"a tray Virginia GASSIMEREy
GA Gray snd J,rab KERSEYS.
64Grav CLOTHS, (creushsw maks,1
Black, B;ue. and tray SATINEVTS
Fency DAS~IMERES and VESTINcs
White GOODS In grea. vsristy
Black and Coiored COTTON vELvETs
Fancy aud Mourning DRESS GOODS
Rich Col1red and Black SILKS
Maresilines and Iinicg SILKS.
FARM Frs SATINS, vsrior,s yr.Se,
Black ALPACAS. BDMBAZINES e.
D,ne Subscriber BUTTONS
Meta ard Military BUTTONS.
Black THREADS.
Best SPOOL COTTON.
BECK aud Coiored SEWING SILKS.
GLOVES. HOSIERY, HDKFS. and o,...
Small Wares, In great variety. VT
SHAWLS; Piano and Table COVERS
Msriro SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Laaies' UNDER WEAR.
IRISH LINENS. DAMASkS.
TOWELINGS, NAPKINS SHEETINcs
PILLOW CASE LINENS, TAHTE
CLOTHS.
ALSO,
A line of Velvet aud Brussels
CARPETS.
OF the celebrated make of J. Crossiay A. Sow
Three,piy and Ingram CARPETS, Of tbs Har,.ord
AID Lowell make.
3-4s7-S, and IL Pas age and Stair do.
BoCAlNGS, FLOOR CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &C. &c.
ALSC-A large los CT
CURTAIN GOODS
Embracing English Damark aud Eroeets3le A.,
ard Muslin Curtains, &c.
Havirg bee largely engaged In supplying Clcth
ing ard equipments tor the army. merchants and
military officers will ind this ale eniinently rer
thy of their attentior-the great bulk OF our stcc
being in that class Of Goocs now much In do
maud.
Goods packed and delivered a. usual.
TEEMs --Cesh Qn banksbie finds delivery.
no ids WATKINS & FICkLEh
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rAOM CAMP HAalOw.

serre HeoA.r-- G,cat 9slkrsnx Anonx ~
Trpcps--OHeiai pote Of ~ Soldiers. At c.
Barter, DC. 80 ss;
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Seqaestratson P.ocsedtags.-Since cur last
report, proceedings have been instituted in the
Confederate States District Court against the
following persons, to sequegter property of
alien enemies
Robert A. Hill and Samuel B. Lipscomb-
to affect Joseph H. Birdsili, alien enemy.
Green * Allen, builders-Patterson & Bro,
alien enemies. Charles Z. CnildreSs-E. H .
Hartford Co, and others, alien enemies
VIM r. Graves-Monro Philip, alien enemy /.
Obediah Aliey-Waiter Mead, alien enemy
J. J. Bishop-Joseph Wilmer, alien enemy
Camilla Loyal-Uayid G Faragut, alien en-
5my. Jonn Neiy-Francis James and sons,
and others, alien enemies. John E. Barry
HaTil 4 Co and others, alien enemies. Jno
H. Nicholas-P. II. Cowen and others, alien
enemies. - LeitTort-Lewis Tudor, alien
enemy. 4. f. Orvls and B. A Cocke-H. q.
Tetfey and others, alien enemies. John g.
Patterson-J. X. Jaifrev and sons, and 9th
.rs, alien enemies f. H. Dsde 6c Col &
Jafrey, alien enemy. VIM. r. Aylett-N D.
sampson and wife, alien CT emies Thos. w
Thomas-George Fl. Thomas, alien enemy
Boiling w. Haxall-Mrs. Maria Scott, (wife OF
fen. Winfield Scott,) alien enemy. John
Pfedmore, alien enemy.
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no13-lt' Il. JASPER.
I ksONAL.-MINOk Giboo ana - LA
1 ZES5y, members Capt Jordan s company,
3 -dford county, are requested to make known
Their whereabou m this cit, ~ ncts 20 ths Lii-
ps'ch ofiee. The note I'D iresss to at the Co
.umhlaa Hotel Was ni,iaid vhisst WAS On vsi.
Jamestown Eno I:-ltxi J. NJ BEOsIUS.
FEHHOMAS NJ. JONES, Of tke lsh Regiment
/ Virginia Volunteers, Compsny * viii
p.esse inform the Subscriber, at tie Columbian
dot-i, where he may be found,
no l3-2s' ISAAC OVERLY.
INFORMATION WANTED--l,f w. +. wO-
MACK, Vi the Franklin lie Guard. 4th Lea
l.iaia Battai N, was s~nt 20 Richmond from Jack.
sons River Depot about Nov. lat. and is in of
the hospitals ueis Il years Of sge Any iatcsIna-
ton Cos cerAing bim viii De lhanS fully received -
ADDRESS w EST Ii pa en- Office. no i3- 3s*
ED-T'rough mis- axe, on Monday
II evening, il the Petersburg ears, u t-"EE
I,4.G cont ming If ans elosn.s, for one marked
II. +. fray or" he owner can have The by
Supplying il iindea quare, Franklin street. third
door from I'd ST. no 3-It*