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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-21
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Dear Sir-I feel ii my duty well as my pleasure, TO
state to you the following circumstances which you
yOH think proper gentleman of this place, Ia
lawyer has been bald ever since his early youth, 10
much so that he compelled to wig. He was
induced to bottle of your Hair Restorative,
which he liked very much; and after using
three bottles his hair grew out quite uxuranty and he
now has a handsome head Of hair The genilemanis
is Bradford and he is very well known in ad
joining counties, many persons testify 10 the truth Of
this statement give to you al the request Of Bradford
You sell great deal Of your Hair restorative in this
and the adjoining counties you hsve the proper
Yours. &c. THOMPSON SCSGHNOR-
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IHE SALT SPECTATORS OF LYYCHBuKG, Va
The Lynchburg Republican, Of the 18th, af-
ter announcing that it has information which
leads them to believe that the Convention
now i'll session in this city will shortly pass
an ordinance empowering the Government t
TO seize all the salt in the State and have il re
tailed to those who need it at A fixed and rea-
souable price, winds up with the folio wing
Just remarks. Really, the exorbitant de-
mands made by the holders of most all arti-
cles in the housekeeper's line is becoming an
intolerable oppression, and some steps should
be taken to put them down. The Republican
says:
Well may the spectators of Lynchburg and
other places, who have put this necessary ar
ticle up to $50 per sack, eXclaiAl, "Otheilo's
occupations gone" Well see now if some
OF them havn't got more than one sa ack lett -
By the way, that same sack must be like Wv
mans magic bottle, the more you take out,
the fuller 1t gets, for, 10 our certain know
ledge, there is a house in Lynchburg which
has been constantly selling from one sack for
three weeks, and yet has one more LET - that
Is provided you We got two KS 10 pay i,r il.
When the Conven ton passes the propose.
ordinance, it is to be hoped chat sack viii
get empty.
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RETIREMENT OF MADAME GRIsI FROM THE
SrAaE.-Madame Grisi is now giving a series
OF farewell performances i'll the English pro.
yinces. Before taking her filal leave of the
london public she wrote the following let
ter
Having made my last appearance in Lon.
don, l have determined To b ing my profes-
sionai career to close by final visit to the
prineip1l towns of Great Britain anu Ire
land. In doing so, believe am acting con
sistently aud endeayoring 10 show how deep.
" 1 have treasured the welcome that for
many years has been so lavishly bestowed
upon me in this country There is some thing
inexpreSsiOly affecting to me in addressing
the word - farewell to an English audience !;
for that farewell is an adieu-and TO ever-to
the land of my adopti ON AS an art tist; to the
land in which have been cen tired all my
hopes, in which have been realized my bright
est wishes. Itis a farewell TO q career which,
by unexampled generosity aud unparalleled
kindness, has far surpassed my expectations
and exceeded my deserts. To say adieu,
therefore, to this country, inspires me with
the deepest regret That this regret is shared
by the English public l venture TO believe,
for to think otherwise would be to do vio-
lence to support that has never failed me-
to Il partiality on which have had but too
often to depend. 1tis this consciousness that
mitigates the pain inseparable from such an
occasion, and that will always be a source of
pleasure TO me in my retirement, enhancing
the remem brauce of those countless acts OF
favor for which the thousands who have be-
slowed them will have the heartfelt graft
tude OF GIrLIA GRIsI.
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NORFOLK, Nov. Is, 1861.
The news of the arrival in Hampton Roads.
of Minister'S Slidell and Mason, also their Sec
cited considerable interest here Saturday
night and yesterday. 1t is stated by a gen.
tleman from Uld Point, that six shots were
fired between the NO vessels. 1t is also re-
ported that the papers of the Ministers were
not taken, and that the ladies connecte wi tn
the party were allowed to proceed on the
voyage.
On Saturday night prompt and success.
ful descent was made upon a gambling es-
tAblishlnent on Main, near Church street bv
the police officers The surprise was terri BILE
among the money making proprietors and
their numerous patrons. The affair was well
arranged by the officers, who deserve great
credit Tor discretion and vigilance. Wash
ington Worsham and Charles Reed were hur-
red Oft frCm their comfortab BILE nocturnal
quarters, and are now in laii awaiting an in
yeSugatlOn which will take place TO -day at
IL O'Clock, before his Honor Mayor Lamb
The roulette table, (Which is of superior finish
and very handsome,) fro bank, &c., were
taken from the beautifully furnished apart
ments and are now i'll the Court room in the
City Hall. One of the men concerned i'm this
noted gaming house has not been arrested.
August Eourgnin was indicted for the lar
ceny ef an OK. The trial of young Hughes is
expectet' 70 take place to-day or Tomorrow.
The remains of Charles k King recently
down yesterday, and the funeral will take
place this afternoon. He was a native of this
city and a sOr of the late Miles King. who
filled several Offices of public trust, who was
for some years Navy Agent at this station :;
represented Norfolk in the State LEGISLATURE
was for long time Mayor of the town, anu
in earlier years commanded the Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues.
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t1Ios No call upon his name in this
sEcoSp PRESBYTERIAN exvncH.


me OF the most able and eloquent ser
ms OF the day was delivered by the Rev
Moore, AZ the above. named church, fthe
gregations of the First and Second having
ted on the oceasion) from I'd Chronicles,
chapter, Saith and 35th verses. "If tn,
pie 20 ont tn war against their enemies
the way that thou shalt send them, end
y pray unto thee toward this city tina,
GA hast chosen, and the hous. which have
Ut for thy name, then hear thou frcm the
eaSens their pr yer and eupplication n and
atntain their cause." After ailuding to the
fVeral occasi ms on which his hearers has
cen summon ed to prav that the cup OF
rrh might pass away during the present
eat, the reverend speaker went on to
ruay the evils OF war, which, how.
VT. vas not wholly an evil, for il
vfs part OF the agency through which
fod discipiines nations. The worship
Mammon was the supreme fault
people whe had long enjoyed a season of
peace and prosperity, but war breaks this up,
Epa SHOWS mat there are greater, higher,
noDier principles TO be contended for. Ii
would also have a tendency to develop our
Mpaustry and resources, and establish eur
commercial Independence to bind the sove-
reign Ststes together by all the ties of common
soHering and common triumphs, and make
Us n great and united people. The power OF
Goo was distinctly seen in the result of the
var thus far or many red fields of battle,
whsfe yoashsxi volunteers and raw miiitia
nave stood, like walls of stone, the shock OF
outnum bering hosts, and turned back the bill
lows OF fire which swept along to consume
them, nave we seen fulfilled the power of
nanon's prayers. We do not attempt to give
tne beautiful language in which DR. Moore
INVOKED the people to resort to God in time OF
war. The sermon will doubtless be published
in pamnhl"t form, and we recommend it's
perusal to all.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
e BY sx;srsssion, IT which the Con ,ederae

y ~ assressions IL which the Cop s.asra,. /.
States aione can never yenturr"
,er Esr, Snre Wye demonstration at worces
can affairs, said they eaw dsmo.r.n, ~. ~
trial and how 1t failed. He thm,ght ssnara
non inevitable, and predictei 1hs ,t,;n..
America N'oeracy u
SIR John Pakington at the same r..,ir,
pointed to the failure of democracy In 4 MI;
ca ss warning to England, and pxuresse,-
me convection that reunion of the state.
was n hopeless. He wished the great Power,
would remonstrate agsipst the eoptinuanc,
OF the war,and. while eapprovirg Of Enet< nd,
neatraiity, he regretted that Earl kussalI, ir
IN, s reeeht speech had not in more decided
iamxuage expressed the views Of England.
!he faris correspondent Of the Io5eyen5.s,
Betge Processes to have learned from re.iabi,
lnarters that the projected Intervention n
tisa 1890 Is conceived with nlterior views Th.
Iine must come when the cotton bloek ,d.
can oe no Longer tolerated aud the ;urtherest
period slotted for the gsme row ou f,ot r,
tue North and South to be played is flxsd fo,
S,atas nnasIy next II, at that date. the S,ntheri
S1H<s uoia thelr own their claim to mint rs
cognition by France and England win a,
snme snch urgency that decision Innst enaue
1hese assertions are regarded in England a,
utterly untrae. " :"
The short time movement In I,.uosstsr.
shire IN unued to make progress. Tuem
IN Ia SaIiohs parts were reducing their time to
three days per week, and ia numerous In,
''1i en .h esaspensionw was taxing place
: THE EXPEDITION AGAINST NExrc,
Six companies of the First Regiment of Ma.
rlnes mad been selected to form part of the ry
petition to Mexico
Inc frlgate Laguerriere had receive fina,
instructions, and would sail for Mexjco
about the 4th of November
THE aLLlkp FLEET AT HALIFAx TO SAIL FOR BSa
nrsA AND THE GULF.
From the Bermuda Koys, Gazette Ce, %
We have authority for saving that Adnirs!
SIR alexander Milne, Il. G.. in his shi,
the ME, may he expected here from Ha;if,A
In the last week of the ensuing month. Tn,
.miral Will be accompanied by q large fee,
OF Britlsh vessels and several ranch vessels
of war.
a manor wal may be eX pect.d with \ mid,
fie month mail from Halifax, and it, is uro
babe she will bring further notice relative "a
the AdnlraPs movements.
The squadron is subsequently, destined So,
mexico, III company with French and pan
ish fleet. f
The following ships of-war, English and
French, were at Halifax on the I7th inst
English-Niie, 90. alag ship,i Capt. Bar
marc; ST. George, s6, Capt. Hon F. Egertou:
Msrsey, 10. Capt Caldwell, O. b.: Ariadne
-, Capt: Nansittart; Jason, q, Captain Won
Donoi; Diadem, 30, Capt. Uockburn; immor-
taiite 81. Capt. Hancock; Nimble, ), Lieu,
Com. D'Arcy; r icer, IL, Commander Lyons:
R.naldo, IL, Commander Hewitt
French h.-Gassendi, Bellone, alag shin,
Foudre, Prony.
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DIRRECT FROM THE INDIss Country .-Th
Fort Smith (Ark) Times OF the oh ias ttni

DIRRRCT FROM THE INDIss CouSrrY.-The
Fort Smith (Ark.) Times, OF the G'h ,Hstant,
says
We learn from Mr. George NJ. Arid, direct
from the SeIninoi. agency, that tpothleyo
holo had collected together about 900 or j 900
Indians, and about ,ao1 negroes, who had
gone to him with the hope OF being freed -
When Gen. Cooper, at the he I'd OF the Greek,
ChoctsW and Chickasaw regiments, with
other Indians, amounting to near 1900, :d-
vanced upon Opothleyoholo's camp, his fol-
lowers fed, leaving all behind. Opothleyo
holo left with a few followers, and has Ell ither
gone to Salt Plains, or to Kansas Most OF
his followers are with Col. Cooper, and he
has a very large Indi force now with him
Uol Cooper sent a man after Opothleyohols,
but ne htd net come in when nlr Arid left
All is quiet now.
firm friends to the South.
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SCI THE CAMP MArrREss The following
letter was received by MIR. Stacy from Gen
Beauregard, acknowledging the receipt OF
one Of those convenient camp mattresses in.
vented by Mr.. Stacy.
HEADQUARTERS ISt Corps
ARMY or TIE PoroMAc, (
CEsTREvILLE, VA, Nov. 10th, lS6l J
To Mr.. e. B STACY:
Dear Sr:-Your very acceptable present OF
camp mattress was sent TO me to-day by
Gen. johnston Allow me 10 express my
THANKS and wish you success in an en- ter prise
which Will add so much to the comfort OF tn,
soldier. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
q. T. BEAUkEeARp
no lJ--3t" General COMMANDING
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He Is CoMISG TO CHARLESTON. .-EX- Cover
nor, now Colonel Barstow, of Wisconsin,
speaking of his raising a regiment OF cavalry,
says:
At the adjournment of the Democratic
National Convention, in charleston, several
gentlemen invited me to come to Charles ton
again. l promised that would, and am
going as soon rs my regiment is ready to
march.
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In the Arkansas Senate on the 9Th, reso.
luton was offered and referred TO the judicia.
ry COMMITTEES appointing COMMITTEES to con.
FER With the oflcess Of the Cairo and Fulton
railroad company, and tbs commissioners
CHARGED with the sale Of the lands Of said
company, and ascertain upon what terms
Ihvy are willing To relinquish TO the State all
ths right, title and interest they may have TO
said landss N- -
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ACCIDENT TO GEN. Tom TuUMB.-Gen. Tom
Thumb, who is at present making the tour OF
the Canadas, had a narrow escape from seri
ous injury at st. Cath crimes ON Monday last.
The carriage in which hs was going from
his hotel to the railroad was overturned in
consequence Of the axle breaking, and the
General was thrown out. Several of his
suite were severely injured, but he received
only slight bruises.
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MavEnxsrs or tn. EsxxY on ora SourHrs

coAsf--PINcKSEY ISLAND IN rHgIR PosszssroH.
The Charleston Courier, of the 10Th, has a
dispatch from Bluffton, S. c., dated the llth,
inst, which we copy below:
The enemy are IL possession of Pinckney
Island. They have seized all Of the able
bodied men on the pianLAiions and carriel
them on board the fieet. This has created &
pauic among the others VINO ara enxlous 10
get awa ay, but are prsssnted BY farce. 9ff
The enemy hays na.s NO attempt as yet TO
BuckinGham wore fired upon ny . party In o
launch At long taw without effect 8
We have not been able u ascertain their
force, but Ii is repre- -snted BY the negroes 70
be large. -%9AsN~s +s~-8EsF' asa-a =
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sx"s EEkhEs, H4lQUOEB, Sc.

I lQrORS, GROCERIES, &c.
5Obb's WHISKEY.
% bbls. Apple BR ANDY.
bbls. French BR ANDY.
y bpls GIN.
80 querter and eighth casks Frerch BRAN
DY
70 bhls. Sweet WINE.
- hhis Slou.der BACON.
2oFt2 CIGARS
D .ases SARDINES.
1900 -,uuI, Snitbfieid HAMS.
:" s~,- SuY CtRB. SODA.
~ bh's. tr5-led sni Powdered SUGAR
l.N h6 N. , AID M : SUGAR
~ h Net -. ir.tu- ,Sti!Is r.
- 5ask"ts CII IIA"PAGNE, e. cquot brand.
tb COPp+ Il ~
Oh lbs INDIGO a MADPIR
IOpig- BLOCK TIN.
25 bags GNFFEE
lu bags Grain PEPPER.
- BIZ = ALCOHOL.
also, iargs 1ssort tment Of other g9oda for sae
THOMAS JONES,
10 ''-2~ No. Main st . Ric bmOnd Va.
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~ NEE ting of the citizens of Sidney,
- and others interested will be he'd a. e
Methodist hurch, in dnoy, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING next at - o'clock, to consider the des
titute condition of Company D. of Henrico
eountr, Henrico Guard. BY order OF the
no l9-o;* COMNITCEE
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FROM PENSACOLA.

The Dispatch-TAe Preparations a. Fort Picksas--
Increase or the RiockaainR E1eet-Hiitary Resfrte.
tsons-Aaeedote Of Gen. BraHy.
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OFFICIAL LIsr or CASUALTIES IN TIE BEL
MONT BArTLE.-The Memphis appeal Of the
18th, h the following recapitulatio of the
official list o: casualties hich occurred at the
battle of Belmont opposite Columbus XIV p.
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FROM NORFOLK.

Tie drrest If Ministers Mason and slidejl-F,.
Changs Of Shofs Bs,ueea tie British Steamer and
ne Federal Man of Far Descent upon 9apsb :
Ing H0@se-C0art Matters, &C.
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lATS, RYE AND CORN. :

AS' RYE AND CORN
ao bus heavy SEED OATS,
ieJ bus. best RYE,
~ bus. CORN,
VI land and for sale by
AUSTIN & GENTRY,
nc 80 Franklin street.
CPERioR GREEN AND BLAUK
70 "a ehes.s superior BLACK TEAS
Ezra sup rior Green
quarter chests Ex rs .npsrior Green TEA
bags GROUND GINGER
0ags GROUND ALisPICE
case NUTHEGS
Va cehsignnent aud for ssle at fir eri et rates.
GEO. DAGLEi,
rD9 r1Glt-1. A. 3. D. Hicks's, oh ckce Slip
<trEhIOR OLD BRANDY
- oLD RYE WHISKEY
psI pis fEACli and APPLE BRANDY;
M,rd NJ snd Brown SHERRY. very old;
GI GInpfihA WINES vaious qualities;
I'D I'D IA ii AlCA RUM;
u.IneLlSd CHEESE. Queens Ans"
"h hi.fS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, aud
y. nROCKRIhS
oa.a,i.s s1 sale by W. l. BLAIR a CO.,
pn spo'swood Hotel, Cor. 9Th an!
,sHLs'Jan Main sts.. Rich zIond. Va.
iAL CoGNAC BRANDY IN BOND.
l,w pse.so..,
g Gsa,u OOGNAC BRANDY,
Co sS.mpo 'aton, of the brands aJas Hennessv A.
ao& -has Co" new in bord and for sale By
Il. X. ROBERTS.
ct 81 X E ' 4 D.
lls-sSn.,napply OF TEAS. both black and green
very ola iS1Tr v CANDLES, PICKLES, and some
a., 10 nhAsDY and WHIsKEY, which we
Hsll pros,. friends, and the public generally, At
&c q. sossAiR !; BLAIR ( CO., cor 9Th and Main rs.,
7,,5-,.--------- Richmond, Va.
, IsT RECEIVED -
% bhi. i'1es a bunch Rsisins; 80 bbls. ass'd Nuts;
10 es.s. ..Hsnges; 20 doz. fresh Lobsters;
o d-rD nafdines, in and DO xer;
III III fiekled OYSTER; 50 dozen j.rs Al ppie
lo asssa ssss fiekle'; ss.or'c; loootc Cigars;
% es es.s. oest Che~io Tobacco
~ &e-, dc.
Soa supply yonrss'ves at
sols JUAN PiZZiHtS is Main st
T. 80 Richmond. Va
TX kIsT n A 5 S.
faashv FIRE CRACKERS,
sn y. WINSTON. asnq Arr is,hu.
Mf1S<- AtO y. sAndgyass's.
LSi-A HrsSa spSssss pssSosss ,7.T
49, Saaaa. Hvpsnpd, "a, "a IN 49,.
AhS~. AA6sss 1CpT1k.""' e@11 = !
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IVA NTE D-A MILLER WANTED
w Eor the ensuing yae~. he Il ust be conpe
i4at 20 take charge Of GIist and Saw Mill, run
Ling hy water power. None need apply VIII can
go' bring the BEST recommendations for honesty.
saoriaty, industry, and sbandant caps city Libe
lA wsgss giVen. Apply tn
T. MADISON SUBLhTT, Subjects ?. O.,
no tint Powaatan co, Va
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YOOTs, ssaOEs, HATS &c.

DUCTS AND SHOES,
II Manufactured ~ Sn0wvlie, Pulaski CO., Va.
Now operiug, on Cary street, one door shove the
B<nk If Richmond
SLa r+c-iye f ON eur mandatory weekly sup.
plies snited % the winter trade
ro i4-}m. WM N. BULLsRn s. 90.
nNh THOU SAND FAIRS
~ FLANTAEION RR0GANS,
80 pairs PLANTATION BOOTS
100 lbs RUSSIA ERlSTLES,
Just ree,iyei ald iar sale at fair pic by
MARCUS HARRIS Il BhO.,
no l--3.f S"Nt to American Hotel.
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~. CHANGE OF FSt,HEDULE.-TraveI
~ eIs going South viii observe thst the AZ
rERNOON TRAIN FOR PETERSBURG leaves
this city At THREE p. NJ, instead Of four o. for
,Ariv fcr &-imI tn wvNNE GupY
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.tEU0UES AND BOOTS.

1900 pairs HR0GUES.
2fG para BOOTS.
and general assortment of FH9ES, of al grades
just received snd for sale 3. reasonable prices, ut
JOS. G0LDSMIT II S, 800 Broad ST.,
10 i-lnA Ret lat ST. and brook Ayepnp
SH0b I HR e A ID, BUCKLES, LEA
= THER, &c Just received a2d Tor sale By
KING d LAMBETH, log Msia st.
800 lbs. SHOE THREAD from finest to the
tear.sst BRUGUE THREAD MACHINE
4WlNG THREAD; 900 gross ROLLER
BUCKLES, szes from / 10 II in; q II T H
WEB; Enelish BRIDLE LEATHER; SOLE
LEATHER; KIP and CALF SKINS fer sale
in quantities IN snit no ll-7t*
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.<faI
..z.ak -.
HTryyHIUlU BIspaMR.
NEDNESDAY MORNING. nov. %. issl.


FAsr DAY sERMoNs. a.,
We append some sketches Of SERMONS dc.
hvered IN this city on the late F1st Dav.
which the heavy demand upon our column.
obliged u to defer yesterday, d -, go go
sss u yskoAp srRrEr xnrHoprsr cHrscH. Z
The Rev. James A. Duncan nrsacb.d
most appropriate. instructive and 50 werful
discourse, to large congregation. fTom the
words contained In the 5lst chapter OF the
prophecies OF Isaiah. from the ninth ID ths
sixteenth verses inclusive. aAwake. awake.
pat on strength, arm of the LORD awake
old ~" ee"eAauons "a
Art thou not 1t that hath cnt R.h.h az,
wo9nded the dragonf Art thou not il which
i,aN na.n oIted the sea, the waters Of the treat
ueep mat hath made the depths of the sea
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rrrANIfD An uiiiccr III Size Sorthaes'err
IL V,-1tls Arrny wi,Les to lsiro & good SER
ytST ior tie next six mouths. Apply af tie
nr Iiiea of Lee & Peasants, On lith street.. be.
-, Hs,. and B2IIk no lc-.3tN
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T3TANTED-To purchase 100 tons CAST
~ RAP IRON, for which l will pay the
highest ma ke, price, in cash.
WM. u. COOK,
70 l4-6ts Foundry e:h St, near Nam.
yEIANTED-A fEaCaER to take charge OF
w Sch d Immediately. Add ess &c q H."
hr. Royal, Caroline 60 Va. TO lS-2w*
NTANTED--A competent
htt HARDWARE SALESMAN
Oae who viii work. CLA AItKSON 81 co.
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~, MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD COM.
vF PANY.-The annual meeting of The Stock.
holders OF the Manassa Gap Railroad Company will
Do hel in the tovu of Woodstock, county of She
| nanccsh, Oh the third THURSDAY in November,
being the 2lst day Of the month. accordance with
| the resolution of the Stockholders.
DANIEL MORGAN
Oc 3l-t2lstN< Assistant Treasurer
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DAN AWAY-Sl0O REWARD.-Ran away.
II on Monday. NEGRO BOY, named EssEx;
shout ave feet eight inchsa high; black STAN
mers sighuy; about twenty or twenty two years
old weight about 80 pounds formerly be!on yed
70 Capt John Wright. of Plain View, y. o., yicg
and Queen county, Va. The above rswari III
be paad on his delivery to me at my office q 'hfs
city He may be making his way tn kssi ~ 1.
Va. He has wife in that naighborhoo6 ts.s
apper teeth are dark, from tarter on them
nc 22-ts BENJAMIN IsAtIS
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LOUISIANA DEPOT, I
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. -, 1861.
~. THE UNDERSIGNED having been sta
U~S toned in Richmond for the purpose of recev
ing and forwarding all goods sent from the Stats
Louisiana TO her troops in Virgiia, and hxvin.
also been appointed by the Relief Conuttse OF
New Orleans their agent to receive all goods sent
through them, has taken tie front room of the
house occupied by Hector Davis on Franh lin s. :,
acd can AL times be found there by persons hss
ing business with him
JOHN II. MACKENSlE
Quarternastsr and Forw arding Agent fer Louisi
ana Troops in Virginia oc 29-in
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VA NIh.D-N uIlCE 40 t,UiEL
w KEEPERS a youos msn of ten years
ar,.-;e,ce il tha Hotel Business, and considers
h1mssf competent to fill auy position connected
,-i.A H. desires employment Best OF reference,
sr. Address J. A. r. care OF Ssm'l Caring
,,n, B9lirgbrook Hotel. Petersburg. Va.
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OAhDlNf.-A conIatanl- Iai "a u d
ID ROOM, On the FRS foo-, uf;ciHutIy h-ss 70
accommodate four gantleBiei W III HOARD. n u
private family, in dest ahie part "f the city eau
5s bad II immediate ep,'i ,ati be add. Il ed TO
Box Il Z, Richmond r. q.
References given and r, quirad. 10 lg-3ts