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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
MOVEMENTS OF TIE RAILROADS.


departures of Passenger Trains.
NAsHvIILE CHAfrASOoGA-S:3O A M-3:I5P.M
IkSSkssEE L AIARaxA-3:OO r. NJ
Rockville NAsHvILIE-4:OO A NJ, $500 p n
S SIIz DEcATUE-6:3O A NJ, 6:3O P ~
HDoEEIEID : kESTUcEY-5 80 A M-4:3O p II.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE ( CHATIASooeA-7:3OA N--3:I P. NJ.
TENNESSEE & ALARANA-lO:O A NJ
LOUISVILLE & NAsHvIILE-9:00 r NJ. 9:35 AN
NASHVILLE & DEcATUR-l:I5 NJ, 1:i5 Pm.
tDGEEIELD & kESTUcEY-I OILS A. NJ
EDGDIELD RENrUCKY-9:OU a NJ, 7:OOP.M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
spefial Aatifes.
H. ". n.
Railways Regulating Pills
ALL PURGaTURIAL POISONS

SUCH AS CALOMEL, BLUE PILL, SCAMoNoNY, AND
THE DRASTIC PILLS MADE OF ALOES
GAMBOGE, &C
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
@usie.
stelnway pianos,

6SST received another of those SUI
- perb Pianos made 1,y the soorld re-
nosoned 81 einway, WIKI Ii viii be sold at
Their factevy price. fhos- the best. Piano
Union street.
Also received, a large invoice Of New Music, embra-
cling the following, viz: Like the Song OF BIRDS in
Summer; Waiting in the Moonlight; Vesper Dream:r
american Flag, and Major Anderson's March, together
with second edition OF ssParIor Reels and ssstorm
and sunshine, by Weber. - +
mar13-9 JAMES A N,CYJvRF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-14
bank Note and Exchange List.
ERECTED DAILY, BIZ ,. =. wnEIEss, aksKKa, COLLEGE 81

BROKEN AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Btk of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mech mics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution,
Exchange Bank, Nurfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Rockville,
Bank of Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, cambridge,
FOREIGN.
GEORGIA. MISSOURI.
All Old Banks, Idols Missouri Banks. Sdis
New Banks uncertainl ILLINOIS.
SOUTH CAROLINA. Illinois Banks. :, Idols
s Carolina Banks 81 Idols NORTH CAROLINA
LOUISIANA. N. Carolina Banks. Idols
N. Orleans Banks. .parl VIRGINIA.
ALABAMA Virginia Banks l0dis
Mobile Banks. 5dis INDIANA
All otner Iodis state BANK. par
KENTUCKY. oAfo
Kentucky Banks. 1prem State Bank. par
Exchange. SELLING.
New York Sight very scarce 21zprem
BOSTON ...-...-.-.......... zRprem
Philadelphia &c Observation-Disclosures. 2Lprem
baltimore -...-.-...-.-..---.. 2APrem
new Offetns prem
Specie.
Gold American. :. pre- Silver. ........... par
Land Warrants.
40 Acres per acre.. soc 100 Acres p soc
80 50 .65c Loo :. 90 49,. .60c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-27
fsxtaSe Stamps and Treasury Notes.

While the postage stamps now in use ha We
answered their purpose very well, and have
relieved ths co mmu nifty of a serious incon-
"nience, 1t 10 desirable TO have them engraved
10 such style as to defy any attempt at imi-
mat n con tract has been made by the Post
mAst"r General. with an accomplished steel
engraver. who has located in this city, by
which the public will soon be supplied With
stamps Of different denominations, executed
N The best style Of art. They Will bear the
nksnessss OF different sta tes,n On Of the South,
ana thus each denomination will be readily
aisun guishsd from the other. The same en-
Sfavsr preparing the plates for a new issue
" Confederate Treasury notes, TO be prin ted
OF Inc paper. which will supply the place
u Hose W Ia circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-27
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs in Fincas,ls.
FrHcAsTLE, VA Dec. -, 1851


Refugees from the Western counties are
coming to, and eoiaE through this place,
almost daily, being driven from their happy
homes by The Hessians Of tho North.
1t Is reported that tho Yankees are now at
Lewisburg-some say they are certainly at
Meadow Bluff. Even II there, 1t is thought
they will come on no farther. The timid
express fears, but the peopIs generally have
believe that the withdrawal OF orr troops
from the West Is for the best.
The dull monotony which usually prevails
has recently been disturbed ny the trial OF
Dinguid Riddlesbarger for the homicide Of
William Anderson, both citizens Of oar
county.
1t having been proved to tho satisfa elton OF
the court that the said William Anderson
attempted to cowhide Mr.. Riddles0srEer, al
without sufficient justification, and that Mr.
r. had slew him in self-defencs, he WAS
unanimously and ncnorably acquitted. The
prisoner received the CONGRATULATIONS OF all
present and, being a volunteer, 10 now at
liberty TO rsjoin his company, recently In the
Northwest.
On the Saturday previous di1culty orr
s1uatsd between two of our citi4sns, Mr..
Wood lille Bowyer and DR.. w. 9ibhon Car.
ter. Mr.. Bowyer addressed to DR.. Garter q
challenge. DR.. Garter, SO far from either &C.
cepting or refusing said challenge. went before
a Justice of The peace and stated tnat he was
afraid Mr.. Bowyer would inflict upon him
bodily injury, and, therefore, desired war
rant for his arrest.
This was granted according to law, and,
MIR h. now being under bonds, DR.. y. fire..
auer Is the streets as usual. QuiLL.
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- IL
On the ninth day Of January next, Ia frcus Il
Sseens Hotel. In Coviugton, Va. VIII "a tbs
Tt dolly AsNTURNAoE, with tie Land,
Buildings and f'ixs res spSerss"snt. We 1prove
meIis consist OF q fine Furnace stxck, vsevh .kscs
and re eesaery houses, stab aua nj 1.-THE wateSs
power havI tbs Eli wton ccssseI y RI IN Sine.
whIcn C. st IS 0JO 1he ere IL 81 undAnt, anitrs-
gtrded Is OF the st quality; but. ON fht POINT,
See an article froLl the psD of Bar lie bow IN tho
Enquirer, acme ttrse y.srs ago, from With It
would sppear thai there Ia eaouy a to su ply
tie d9msuos of the continent Il u losstei III 60
miles East OF Covingtcp within IN If lie rtsee,
and one and hAl' ri "a % the Central reiiroAa
and ta- trsct CO Dial a 70 d ac<s. OF land.
I'd The properly foor lilies Wet OF ConviEp-
ton. on the Jane kiy ana kapa~ha Iurutiko
Z ID rosipgtp snd Chi kaii-osd, ss4 rsters 81
Dull ps creek, know a. tie RAAfoHY IsoN
MuRhb,' with all the Mills. Hous-s ~ssaiss. as.
sppsrteus9A. This trsUt coc,tAi T. s23 s2ss and
ia valuable farming lanas index& aieat q "a
minerals. TIE stsok has bean torn w, the
owner iutenting to build At The thus. a. ssotAsS
point
Sd Elk II ,NaE FORGE. With ali IL improves
NE It's ircluei oue-haif IN Qaar y Used by Ito
oosi1ston End Ohio + air sd Ia The nxnafseser.
OF It's cr'nert b, II q contains 90 asrer q andj
aud Is located or Durlaps cru &, ~ ,oiJf .ass
ABOVE set; th-s . mites from Uo9iaSt n.
ath 'SKsHk's E%GLE n,ffL." VIA The
lots up II wMlh tie build ng sId pssb' ~ 1D2.
sed-viz; LOIS known a, hts. - 70. 7s, iOl "a
t02, with ths zoe houss lot, toy~ her with e. tha
FurLf,prs Beis and Bed 1g. 40 &A.-s srythknx
US with the tavern. TIE Hotel 70 wtsrin 80
yard; OF .lse d9pot.
9th Als,, the LANDS belonging to Ro 6keea's
estse sfJ,'n'ng ths rowo Of Co 'inyton. sogs.hs
W ia several LOTS axCnnd Ana stiaa.tus tae d>pos
| Il the Centrat and O. ind .. railroad Also
| number OF tracts of LAND r. otisr pTEs Il "
the county. belonging TO said estat~. WITH "a xndk
| vi ed fourth part OF a Tact OF 81 90 asses
9Th. All tn stAYfS (si-n. Women Doys and
Ghi) and other property Ciors~s. Wagons oDwTs
! &c, a. y be'onsi TO my fathers sstASA
| TMEMs.- Ou- third cssn third in one, 0d
the paIsuce Whit, two yer from sas bon6 u
good security required. and the title retained uasu
| all Is pAi.
| WM SHEEN for htm.sf and
| z. F Pax'oo !ruSte o. Is. J j RAJ L co,
As TO ne tvs L 1T tactr, nl fCi hi1uas1 sad IRA
+. Jordan, executor u hobt SGeen, dscd, 90 70
| the restdus. % - eodtdA
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SPECIAL ooRKEsPosDRsoH OF rus ,DsPArea
h oEPoLH, Dec. s0 1851

NORFOLK, Dec. ss, 1851.
lssterday was, com parativsly, a quiet day
stores were closed, and large numbar OF
GO sons attended church. On come Of tbs
street,, - usual st Christmss q number of
boys We're engaged In nrins Off pop crs ok
ers, as they ere called hero. Occaslouaiiy
the discharge of pistols was heard but owl
ing TO the high price of powder, the firirs of
guns, pistols DC was much less frequent
than on former occasions.
nr. Ely, The Federal prisoner, OF whom
much has boon said, and who was exchanged
for Mr. Faulkner, passed through this city
yesterday, en- route tor the lard OF Yankee
actions. He went dowa to Fort Monroe,
yesterday afternoon. by flag OF truce.
The individual charged with shooting and
Killing Caree, on lorday. appeared bafore
he Mayor OF Tuesday, and after an invss.i-
cation OF the case, was discharged on giving
bail In The sum Of u ,OG0
The troublesome business Of hiring scr
wants, removing furniture, and changing
places OF residence, has ALREADY commenced
The custom OF making these changes during
The Christina as holidays and at the first Of the
year causes much Inconvenience and trouble,
and 1t would be wits 10 change the time say
70 the 0rst OF October. Such an arrangems emit
. greatly desired by many persons In our
city, and 1t 10 not improbable that suitable
measures will be taken al no distant day to
effect the proposed improvement.
A number Of ladies Of orr city are prepar-
ing TO hold fair, the proceeds OF which will
OS uSSC Iof .Iue beuSuL OF the SlXtn ReSlm ont
of Virginia Voluntsers The fair, learn,
will be opened this evening in Johnson s
Hall.
Concerts are being beld in the Opera House
frr the benefit OF the poor. BY this means a
mum Der OF Amateur Minstrela and others ire
contributing greatly to the relief Of the
needy and the suffering.
There is handsome display of artillery in
our streets to-day. Officers, men, horses,
arms. and carriages all looked well, and
passed no doubt very credi tably the close in.
spectiou given them by that veteran nrtil-
lerist, Msjor General Huger, who, with his
able assistants, are actively engaged in COM
pleting the defsnces Of this section OF the
State.
After 4 long spell OF clear, bright weather,
clouds have ovrrspread the sky, and snow is
predicted by the wen Their wise. Tho atmo-
sphere, however. seems too mild and damp
for snow; but we shall no doubt have rain
very shortly, which is greatly n eedsd at this
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-27

The Gainesville (renn Herald has su..
pended publication Ill aztec the war. The
Ell or has iaid aside the pen for The sword,
watch he intends 20 WELD till victory percns .
upon the blnner Of the Southern Oontede.
raey.
1t is said that August Belm ont, the great
millionaire aud banker, has ordered the sale
OF his real estate in New York, and does not
IL seac 10 return TO This country.
James l. Gregg, a me M Der Of the Savau.
nan GA Volunteer tiuards. wa, drownsd
$t Green Island, near SAvan nah, On The 2lst
inst.
An eagle measuring feet 4 inc hes from lip
to tip, Was shot on the farm OF capt. Z .stin,
OF Fayett county, KY, by his son, N Satur-
day Week. The bird Was first discovered e.
vouring a sheep it had killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-27

IAs aassls ~ AllssAaav Aseunsai.- win.
teS "Oemftsts" 81 OuP Tr4enel-0Ase,sl
Lsriss's Special Order.
Our correspondent IT. q. :" to whom vvs Ar
'noeoted TOR graphic descrip. OF Tho bat.
us OF Allegheny Mountain, heretofore pub.
hsned, writes from Col. Johnson's camp. nm
ger date OF 17th inst, that "oGr Victory was.
'naeeo, brilliant one. and probably the
hardest fought battle Of the war The ens.
my's loss was very severe, aud although they
Carried on many wagon loads OF dead and
wounded, aud left many dead bodies upon
the Held, yet We continus to ind their dead
behind logs and Ia the crevices OF the rocks
every day since the battle. So fatal was the
nrs OF our troops, that nearly all the dea d
enemy found were shot through the head or
breast" The writer adds:
We have a very hard time OF I, upon these
mo ntains, yet we bear it without . muir
muir. laolatsd from the balance of ,hs
world. deprived ofevsry CON fort. and doomt u
to the most desolats spot Ia North Amarics
we are still ready 10 suffer even mora f,r on ,
noble common wealth, and our d a. rest rig h t..
Our hemes ars In Possession OF the enemy
and rs We have no su!lsr st this rost. We ara
nnsb's even to procure a pipe. m NC h less III
comforts OF life. j sst think Of nsu slssn.
ing n the opan air, on the bare ground, upon
ths summit of Allegheny, Ia the latter nsrt
OF December We do this thing uirht n "
since the battle. Las: night sisD; behind q
log, the wind blowing hurricane the heen
blast piercing through my blanket and
clothing, aud chilling evsry drop Of nv
blood. Our men bear all these priyations
chserfuily, and express a firm determin ation
TO fight the war through. 1t Ia true We
would prefer being ssnt to ~ ne point wbsra
We could purchase niece ssary supplies. AMI
rtre undo. marc hing orders but. til. eon.
hiet OF TIE l3 n hiss cusnSed tho order ard
We viii probably now have 10 winter on A.
ieghany.
lbs oonsratulatory ord.r o! COL. John
son TO his troops has already beaa Published.
and we have now received tho following. is
sued by Gen.Lorinx, On tho DAY af.sr the
nshE
EDegs. ARAT or II w.
eTAUsrox, VA Hecein Der H. 1901
| Ord-r No o.-[hs General com man ding
learns, With great grauhcation u Tie splen
did achievement on the Is b Instant OF the
troops under Col l.. Johnson, ou t..a sum nit
OF Allegheny With only 600 st,ctiye ms n
he met and repuissd the enemy coo strong.
with heavy loss. after holly con ties ted bat
tie OF seven hours duration
Mourning the lcss of our gallant comrades
who have fallen, he deeply sympath.ses with
the honorable wounded, and offers his ain
oere tlisnks 10 the officers and soldiers OF tho
com N and for their brilllaE victory.
by order of Ged. Loring.
>. al. BARTON. a. A. q. q.
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UTlUN BALE
"A OF MILITARY CLOTHS.
II RICHMOND, VIsGiNlA.

"a " EONESOA 7, 9th Ja0u8.ys N6N
In August last we On ered orders IL s5van q f,p
all the goods We expected TO mail sAsu.s Via
year, and sinos closing tia order book ha,e had o
great tra,y appl Gallons for cur goods, en1 D yu-
poss's to enter orders, all Il which ave I'd 70
dec Inc. but promised lie plicsa - h or au
when we we're prepared 10 make furt y raies.
beirg " about 70 complste the q Lively Of cur
last trActs. have d. fDsd to sell q DIT Is
auction, o. WEDNESDAY. the osh Jsn1ery nsxS
ct Our store h use, the Ra.in bank At II ssioek
NJ, all of The goods we have then On aad sed az
the tim TO 10. buyers enter iher o. dsrs toy
future delivery.
and the trade generally, 10 invited to T.. sppestos
quality of our gcCd, which have given univsr al
satiffaciop, and TO the fact that our eysy ed ne
Cloths and Cassimerss being exclusively Of mSluu
dye, do not change color.
CRENsHAw 4 CO., Asts.
a. N9-tds CrsnsEsw Wonlen Compsuy
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AT y T i G z {.

I.-Persons who are .srdsns clothing end
to mark distinctly the package, ev04
marking ink,) the NAN OF the party for whom
intended, the RsarxRS~ TO which he be.onss.
and the PLACE or DHsr'sArIos, care Of q mar.
termnster at Richmond, f"r whom the usual
railroad receipt should hs forwarded BY tlaO
shipper,
u.-Many packages arrive at the deposs Of
the rs;iros @. Tn Rieh.eone with papE maria
be known By the Qnsrtsrmaster. Others are
lmPerfecsiy marked. ard cannot Be idena.
III.-An articles a.pc~t ~, a. ,hs u,r,.~.
masters Once In Richmond, for shspm En- :.
must be left there before ! O'clock Z. D.. 70
insure their shipment or that SsY.
% lS--slst Jan Capt. ard Ass,t 6. e.
NAUTION. No oOs & salh0s6s1 q collect
~ Wrghsia arms IN .Ais city, or slss~hs1s = -
State, unless they show ~rstea suthrxify hom M.
This notice u not Of ennrss u interfere wish tAs
authority Of the Adjutaas General Of tie Sssis In
any order he may have issueA or may iesus Asrs-
ssse upon this sue3ent: but gwen 70 prevsat IA,
positions BY thcss having - authority, ana wlo
msks no return 70 this sacs.
esA-ss Oc.. o. Ordssase 81 vTsAsa.
ORDINANCES DEPzKfEETUTvz..T
Rlcxssse. Aug. 2, 1851
~ corps. communities and indivsdnais n
the State having ASme OF any kind--heyand
those Absolutely necessary FOR their tMsas~
diats use-shosid rssssn the same 70 tAts D.
pAfmen1 - soon 90 poaihlN, that they may
b overAAuled and tbcroughiy TepAirsd. IA.
dIeeA U pfAMOCK. Cclouel.
m $50 Ch,sf Of OrdnAnce 81 "a.
CBHb1IN3.-Emoay Uosk, Esnd Ys1ss. ~
- rsnA Dsnrh nasehsta EN- try r, : TSssad.
Gaes spare. Csst ktssh Wssnshs kslis Trace
Chains. hcgso Nasps. coSpsv wire 1Dlsea ahd
FoskA Poekst Raves, q ia RessaA - 80
by CLARK~ON Z CO.
7 - - Ne l0o MAn ssroeA
DLACK Cloth VAOCk6 -Ws EAsas eSA
u assest0sAso f - ~ tlkA n A3gnxAe>
xh'eh ~ en- call - Ice - koAktR1&s nd -
aAni sAiy suited t~keas teF~Anss
q = RsLnW IN II Ntk*sAN1
E2z6T q e l1Ek Vs. q : E-.I.s~ 8
Ay11PreeA b ~ ~ 9ury neAA rUak q -
80 Ehl.A = n ~ = - 49, -
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Affairs On the Tppef Potmae.

We have letter confirming the report that
Gen. jackson crossed over and destroyed the
locks and dsms on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. thus cutting on very materially the
supplies which were sent BY this route to
Washington. The Federal General, Kelly.
Is still al Romnsy, with about 5000 men
he occasion ally sends out marsuding parties,
several hundred strong. to carry of provi-
sions, burn barns, &c.
Our own army On the upper Potomac has
comparatively few sick, and the cases, as a
general rule, yield readily TO medical treat
meut
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We take pleasure in anne IN cling that the
<sa'rn Of "mr. Foster, Of North Carolina" 10
1ssat n tho Federal House Of Represent ia
yves has been rejected by that inco parable
1ody OF Yankee sneaks and negro stealerA
fhs Northern papers inform rs that 1t 10
regarded a. Just rebuks Of an attempt 70
gain seat by tadng advantage Of the Pc
sol'ar condition Of public affairs, withou {
Aavins been chosen By any apmbsr OF cin.
ens anywhere TO Represent them" This u
spia's In stance Of Satan rebuking sin; bu
~ ain the nail on the hsad. n svert h sleSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-27

ACCIDENT OK THl SAvAxsAH RAILloAp
ABOUT 0 cioe k:yesterday 10 otning, G llisio,
occurred on the Charleston and Savannah
RRiiroad, between Two freight trains, in
Which, we regret 10 say, the poru.ar And
obiieins Conductor. Mr. bradley, had mis- lett
arm seriously Injured. The collision occur
red at Adams Run. Both trains were run
ming on the same schedule towards charles.
ton, bat the one In the rear RAINING fas Ter
than tho forward one, which showed no
the a.ciusLt. mr. Condustor Bradley was
tho only person seriously injured Il few
others were eighty scratched. Two Of the
cars were broapu up and the engius, which
ran into tho forward train. was disabled -
Charleston Mercary, 23rd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-27

oofrsspcnaept of .ht Hunn11 VIE vrfitse On
what purports To be ''tn4 hest authority -
der any circu INST nces, does not now exist
thst the Presideus Is immovabDe on this
point Never theies, and in spite OF ths
oracular outgivtngs Of the 7Yibuns and the
hgsjd, the current belief Is that the Oommis-
sionsrs will be restored, aud that promptly.
Further con d m alton Of tbs intention Of the
Govern mont tn release them may BE- found In
the dispatch which Is said to have been re-
ceived At New York yesterday by Secretary
Chase. announcing that the Trent AFFAIR
twill be amicabiy settled"
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Csssrrssman Ely q, the Passport once.

When Mr. Ely exchanged for Mr.. Faulk-
ner) called a, the once for his passport. a
Ae-r'y laugh occurred over the brosn paper on
which 4. was printed, and which had been
contracted for by the superintendent Of pub.
lie printing. He asked II 1t was Southern
manufacture. The passport ofncer replied In
tas AN rmative, and suggested that he should
exhibit the specimen In the North. and say
shAs although crude In Its origin, we would
tenas upon It, and never cease striving for
Independence until we could make Is good
Nper a. the Yankees. The Yankee Id. q.
SAID ne had no doubt we would arrive at the
dignity Of oksse paper
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suspected that some Of the patriotic
.As'oaants who have been 70 snccsssIui In
putting through their friends 10 the
Ser'o have nsgotiatsd large saiss Of cotton.
ahsy nv II Tor cents. and sell for - cents
80 " V delivered, and sAs delivers IT. u n.
Stsar story
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Az C'IaatN SALES
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN. Aucrr.
FUTURE DAYS.

Dy HIO.1ahO Oh HOh1S, AHttT.
A DMINISTRATRiX SAIL. OF DRY
"A GOODS, CiOThING, SHOES, BOOTS
&c, AT AUCTION -On MONDAY, en- OF
January, l,67 a. ID o'clock A. M, at the store OF
tie late vi. Soha ger Frsh kiln street belo ',
the fi:sG Ma ke,, will sell at suo,i n 9 entire
stock, consisting Of q large aad d s.rsbla lot O.
CLOlAING, DRY GOODS. SHOES, BOUTS
sc; the OOUN rEAS SHOWCASES ard FIX.
TURs'S. Also, all ki5 Household and Kite, er
FCoN,TUKE.
TEt,Ms-Cash, In backab.e funds
N. SCHEIrZzR Admini,tratrlx Of
Lewis Snei gar, DECD.
Fac by K. CAUTHORN de- 27-td
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DEATH OF GiLLAST SoLDIss Maj. Frank
jackson, died on the right Of the 18th inst.
OF pneumonia At 1lacon, Ga. He distin.
guished himself at Sewells Point and at
0reenbrier; and was possessed OF all the
generous qualities and grsAtnaes OF soul,
which charactsrfss the true patriot and SOL
der, and in the comm oity In which he
lived no man was more below Cd or had more
devoted friends
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w JAS. ii. TAYLOR 4 sos. AsosseaSws

w JAS. ID. TAYLOR 4 sos. Ascsss~>~s
On VACANT LOTS sA,oInipg me atssn Of
LOMsaanoster. At Auction We wfa saai uos,n
t"e premises, On PhibAY, tie s!tA eay Of ~.
eeuiber. commencing At II o'clock n 80 t6has.
icg property
lot On Everett street. le2 by las Hsst
lots between biddo ana Jaeksvu ssrcets, 1877
By loo feet esoh.
iots between Barry and Bidds s.rests, la
by 100 iest each
2 lots between Barney ana BldGls Sxssts. In
by los iest each.
lots between stewart aad Pebble strseta Ia
by i65 feet each.
lots 90 Mary street, .2a by i65 feet each
lala ieet On decatur street
These lot, sIe located In tis pias Of the pa1a
Plantation, sad are worthy tho ss.ention Of tluI
desiring 10 secure pr' p"rty for iSaO 'ossmett
TERMS -One-tnir east; tas balance ~ and -
months for resotal 10 otes, with ins sress I'D .sd
and secured By trust cesds. :
JAS. M~TAYI.OR 4 SOI,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-27

A NOVEL DcIL.-In New Orleans, fsw
BY one gen tlemau to another. The seeonds
Of t he parties had conference, and decided
that. In view OF the dsmard at this time for
the preservation Of every SoatheYper's life
deadly weapons should be fEbrsd, and that
the com batants should settle their uificulty
q u Keenan, and 6aysrs. The night 10 10 come
on In few days