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AGENCY.
Dissolution Natice.

HroTlCE is hereby given that the partnership hers-
" torore existing between Combs, Pugh CO.. mas
this day been dissolved by mutual consent lne
business Of the arm VIII be carried on IN lho luluio
by Pugh Il Dunu whn invite all the old customers 70
c1n,inae their patronage--at the "0ld Gregg stand
IN IibonoIis. COMBS, PUGH DUNN.
p s. G. w. Combs being desrous OF ,et,l'ne .So.p up
with his old cusnners will he glad to see all NOSE
who are indebted him. al the old stand IN aoya-
ton, -
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Notice Of Attachment.

John a. Matlack against John Stockdale.
Before $. Rigby, Justice Of the PcaSe Tor HOOK
ing township, Fairfield County, ONO
0N,he 10th dav of June A. D. 1851, said Justice
Dissued an order Ofattachnent in the above actlon
ar The sum of SlAiy.four Dollars aud Eotly-eght
ronts la, and costs. JOHN A. MATIACK,
Lancaster, Augustl, ls6i-3wls
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DIR. ReLEAT-s Ua71ERsaL PILLG,

For Liesr Complaint, BilHdHsHess, HsaaGGhs, &c.
There has never been Csthartio medicine, offered
10 The pubc that has ven such entire satisfaction as
MeLELs's USWrRs,L PILLs.
Being entirely yegetabics they arc perfectly inno-
cent and be taken by the most tender infant; yet
prompt aud powerful IN removing all Bilious secre-
lions Add or impure. FGted Matter from the stOm-
ach. In fact, they the only Piils that should be
used in nglanOus districts.
They produce no Grping, Sickness or pain In the
Stomach Bowels. though yery active and searching
iH their operation. promoting healthy ssefeOns Of
the liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from Bill
iousu-ss. Headache and Foul Stomach. when so chap
q remedy can be Oh.siDed Keep them constantly
m hand; singe dose, taken In season, may prevent
h1urs, days Gnd months Of sickness. Ask for Dr. J.
II. NcLeaG's Universal PHI. Take no other Being
coated. they taseess. Price only 2j cents per
box and eau be sent by mail 10 any part OF the Unit
ed stats, J. II. SfeCL.4TN, Sole Proprietor,
Corhsr o. TAire and Pine Streets, 81. Louis, No.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTlCE Is hereby glven .tha,'hn uuierslcued wa'.
Y on the eth day Of July a. d. is6l, duly appoint
ed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate oi
JOSEPH YOUNG late Of Fairfield COTnty. Orlo. de-
ceased. by the Probate Court Of said County All
pr-sous who are indebted TO said Estate rrIue ted
10 come forward and make immediate payment. aud
an persons having claims against said Estate Areuo-
liaed to present the forth with to the undersigned
duly authenticated according to law.
JOHN ". SMITH, Alm'ulsratn-,
August .IsGl-3wl5 OF said deceased.
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MARRIED..

On last Sabbath by E. Van Demark, at
his residence in this city. Mr.. Jacob
Wildermulh 10 Miss Elizabeth Jane Bury.
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RAosl RAosl-The highest market
price will be paid for Rags at the Book
Store Of Breuneman & Co., in the Greene
Block. See advertisement.
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VIRGIL r. SHAW
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RSO=aGE NoGEGe.

R&0Se&E "a NeDGEGG.
NOTICE j. hereby given 10 all whom il may con.
. ' c"r .'ha' atthc next Session 0f 0fthaCommi-sion.
ere Of Fairfield County, to be held In SEPTEMBER
NEXT there will bs presented petition praying FOR
the vacation Of the following described CoRHfv Rgcf
lo,w wit: \ part oft the road from Lihopolia to the
Royalton aud Circle vile Turnpike. commencing at
the Bloom township live. Thence through the lanls nr
Thomas Cole aud Andrew Peters 70 it, intersection
with The said Eoya1n and Cirr'eviic rrrrTitc
MANY PETITIONERS.
Tnly 10 1Sf'-5W1E
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E.tnto Of John NIcCIuin.

NToTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
v been duly appointed and qualified as Administra-
Tor of the estate of John McLain, decesse la;e OF
Fairfield county, Ohio. ROBERT MoCLA1N.
June 90, le61-.3w12
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DR.J H. WeLEAE"S VoLcANTc OIL LEHIMEST
Tie Best External in the World,
for .Naa or Beast.

Thousands of human heings have been saved life
NJ decrepuude and misery, by The Of this inyau
able Lnneut. n viii relieve pain almost instaDta-
Hsou.y and t will cleans" purify and heal the foul.
es Sore IN an incredible short time. .heLean's p0i'
edHie on LatRsHt will relieve the most inyeteraie
cases of Rheumaiism. Gout, or y Neuraga. For Par
ys-. Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or Weakaess Ia
tie Joints, Hrscss or Ligamena. II will never fall.
Ivn applications VII! cure Sore Throst, Headache or
Earacbe. For Buins Scalds, any Pain, 1t Is an
lnfslihle Remedy. Try II, and you will hnd 1t an In
dispcnsble remedy. Keepii always on hand.
PL8STERhs, F.4R.NERS, or any one having
charge Or horses, will money BY nsing McLeans
E5lcen!c oil liniment. j Is speedy and infalble
for Calls. Sprains. Chses, Swelling, Lameness,
Sweeney, Sores. Wounds, Scratches, any external
disease. Try, {! ard yDu will be convinced.
DR.. J. II, .NsLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
V-T7E. l.. Slocum, aeert. aug. Is, lsGl--ly
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VIM. r. WADDELL, M. D.

EYAVING permanently located In PLEASANT
VILLE. tenders his professional services to the
nlare and vicinity. DR. Wadlell has been engaged
in the practice of the various branches Of his prolcs
sion for upwards Of twenty years, he, Aerecre, VA
ters hi sef that he will give entire satisfaction 10 All
those who may favor him with call. ,.
rPPartcuiar attention will be paid TO AL Onron'
ca ses and the diseases ofwomen and cniliIeh', ~
WILLIAM K. WADDELL, NJ d.
Pleasantvnle, Jul. e5, ls6l-3ml7'
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GUeRMSEVS BALM.

EMMEnIATELY removes ar prevents inflammation
, from the worst Burn Scald. Bruise Fracture. Cut
orfresh wound Of any Kind and its healing quality Is
trnly vonderful. For Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Agus
In tic breast Saltrheam Frosted Feet ChilblainsS
1t is the best apple icaon known. II prevents SWELL
ing pain orirritahle from Mosquito bites. bas sings
poisonous plants, Sc. Twill certainly cure Group,
when taken internally, also Sore Throat aud hoarse
ness. 25 cents huttls. for sale by Druggists aud
Storekecpars. TRyINFroNE. sole Proprietor, No.
l.Spruce Street.New York. Sept. 90, l660--ly25
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HlnasnN. N Nspaace..

DAZlL e. Claspill NJ Moor. nill. Indiana. Geo'.c
ID w. Claspiil.of Parkers5urgh Virginia. Francl.
1roslDw. Of Charleston Firgluia Morgan Tclsh and
Mary Ann Welsh hi- wife Of Shaw eelOvn. Illinois
and william 4. Caspii ii Fort Wayne, fn1irua. nrc
uoliGcl. 'hatl have fled petition in the Probate
Court 0i Fairfield County, Ohio. against them and
Oiher.. The heir. and dtvists- OF Robert r. Claspi,
deevuscd The sale of thu real estate Of said dece
dent: and shall The sth day of August 1881
soon thereafter counsel can be heard.k saj Court
Tor order 20 sell lhe following real estate of which
the said robert x. CiAspii died seized, lo-w.: the
South bGlfnf fn-iOt No. 2f2, 10 Lancaster, OHIO.
GEORGE W. CbASPlLL. Adm'tor
de bo'is non. villa lne will annexed Of Ro5ert r.
Cla.yiil, deceased.
TonS S. BeA srz, Attorney. Jupe g7-iv,3pfsa 20
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E2pnna vnZ
10 apWHGE.

a7a ET.E HAyE .9aqssd z d. m{ ol' Place qi ,i
,&t, ~ those indebted % me by note or
NSg7 se42@SS book account. will pleasr call n
once and pay up. L.E.ZtEGLt auihnrized N settle
ant receipt tnrm-. FOFFiCE z. iu laimad .e Block
Oppo.it r. Van Trnmps Law Office. l.. JULIAN.
Lancaster. April i.IsGl--ld
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EDucATIoNAJ.- The undersigned will
reopen his school on Monday, the e6th.
of August, 1861. JOHN WILLIAMS.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS!
DIR. A. c.. BARLOW

HOMEOPATHIC SYSTEM;
and will attends the duties of his profession both In
tho city aud country. office OR Main street,
i'm tho New Gicsy Building,
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THURSDAY, :fi AUG l5, ieo1.
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Che 4fInrkrts.
Lnncmstcr Produce MnEket.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY IA. oEBELEry
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Gen. JEFF. Thempsea-Capture Of tho Platte
V1lIey.

The capture of the Platte Valley by Gen.
] eff. Thompson has already been briefly re-
ferred to. The following are the particulars
of the affair, which we copy from the Charles
ton (SIo Courier, of the ed ult.;
On Monday last, Brig -Gen. JEFF. Thomp-
son, with part of his army and battery Of
artillery, went from New Madrid 10 Prices
Landing for some purpose, said by the st.
Louis Democrat to be the capture of the Marie
Denning, supposed to be coming down loaded
with guns and ammunition for the new gun
boats, and also to capture Gen. Grant and n
Paymasier, who were 10 go up on the Platte
Valley to Cape Girardaau.
Well il seems the Marie did not come,
but the Platte Valley did, and Gen. Thomp-
son had her rounded TO in irregular sty ie.
under fire from his cannon. Upon boarding
her, however, Gen. Grant and the Paymas
ter, with the money for the Cape troops,
could not he faund. humor says they were
they were left at cairo however, it was all
the same, as they Were aoR c0s.eatibaS est boati
bus.
Gen. Thompson arraigned Captain Postal
and the other boat officers before The bar,
where, after long tmAses most OF the men,
as Well AS the General, were old practition-
ers they together with numbe of United
States officers on board were sworn to sup
port the Government of jeff Davis and not
to take up arms against Dixie, or give aid and
comfort to its enemies, and We're then all dis
charged, Capt. Postal and his boat going on
their way Rejoicing, minus a half barrel of
brandy, Which they presented to General
Thompson, who with his army and the haif
barrel, evacuated Prices Landing and re.
tired IN good order, passing through Charles
ton to East Prairie, where they were met by
another detachment sent out TO cut OFF any
troops who might be detailed from Birds
Point against him. Here they encamped for
the night, and the next day returned TO their
camp at New Madrid.
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San CONDITION OF PoLASn.-~The following

San CONDITION OF PoLASn.-~The following
letter, dated ct Warsaw ON the aSth Of Octo.
ber. gives sad description OF the poeition Of
the inhabitants Of the capital OF polandt
al have repeatedly mentioned the ineress.
ing severity ana violence Of the Russian au-
thorities ANY corporal 10 master of the
lives and properties Of the inhabitants. Never
during the most melancholy period Of the
reign OF the Emperor Nicholas, and even
after Warsaw was taken by assault in 1881,
were similar excesses seen. The city pre-
sents the gloomy aspect OF a metropolis. The
churches, the theatres, the public gardens,
and schools are closed. The courts of JUS
tice are reduced to silence. Arrests are made
without distinction of age, sex, or quality.
The most reyered prelates and ecclesiastics,
selected to make report on the violence and
profanations committed in the churches, have
been carried away from their houses during
the night and incarcerated. Several bankers
and some of the most wealthy landed pro-
ernor of the Department Of PiOk, who distin-
guished himself above all Russian Generals
for severity, and who lately commanded that
three ladies OF the best families in the town
should be publicly logged in front OF the
church OF Pl'k, Is now appointed President
OF the secret commission which is to conduct
the prOsec a tioa against the prisoners in the
citadel. These prisoners are treated with the
utmost cruelty. They are locked up in mar
row cells without light, and are permitted to
walk tor only five minutes during the day in
a small court.
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TIE STRONGEST FosTIrICArIoS IN THE Coz
FEDERAcT.-An army correspondent of tho
Knoxville (Tenn.) Rcgis'c, writing from Cum.
berlaEd Gap. says:
Gum berland Gap l consider to be thu
strongest fortiHcation in the Southern Con-
federacy. and its natural advantages are such
that with little labor and expense it NAV he
made impregnab'e. do not believe it will
ever be assailsd. The enamy know i. too
we'll. For one. hundred miles in Kentucky
from the Gap, IS perfect wilderness OF dense
forest and rugged mountain range, perfectly
destitute of forage, and through which an
army of any considerable force could not be
en- gineered successfully.
EYen 10 ascend the mountain road at the
gap sea ms almost 4 h-rcuiean task. and the
invader who climbs IL will certainly be in
bad condition for Il hight after the ascent is
accompiished-espe peciaily i'll the face OF ri led
cannon and Mime muskets. The various
gaps in the Cum land llountain range are
alike difficult CT approach on account Of the
condition OF the roads during n winter sea
son, and any one Of them, belieye, could be
easily defended with Il force less than half
that the enemy will be iiaely TO hring against
either one of them.
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MILITARY GOODs, as.


AL CLOTHS The subs rioet., having in
creased their facilities for maiufal turi ,g
now prepared 10 supply merchants viii OIL
CLOTHS of various widths, from IA to f-S i4chss
wide Also, CAP CLOTHS. These goods will
be fourd superior to any othFr msrIifac' aTed in
the South. The attention of clothiers is pa {, u
larly called to these 81 ois. Ssufelae ana prices
forwarded by mail RElTH 4 PORT.
Factory near teltra Depot,
de 2-lmr Office on Main and Governor SIS.
NJILITARY WATER-PRUOF ftlUIP-
M MENTS.-A complete assort o,sut If Oh
Cloth Coats Cspes. Blankets, L-ggias, CATER
Havelooks Haversacks, and kDsp scks to be
found at the knapsac< Depot, on NJ 'ia ard Gov
erpor street,, over Spence d. Gsrsy's These
goods are all manufactured of ths pes southern
made mat. rials, and ST reasonable prices hgtlers
snd Others supplied, Wholesale d. !-lHf
M fILITARY, ATTENTIUN.-Tn@ nncer
WI signed have on hand, and are ma uf.cf cnng
BRASS PRESSED LETTERS, CROSS "a
BRES, CROSS CANN' Ms, g., for hlILI
TARY GAPS.
Orders promptly attends to.
Brands OF sli s;xss ard designs, and sInsl STEM
ellis made to order. LEWIS l. KAYfOS.
Brand Cuttef,
18th st., between Main aud Cary.
Address. by nsl LAWS l. kAfTos. Boz eaS
Rlshmoud. Va" No 2s--lns
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-bfiEadlfr-tftneraIc c0mHandihg..
HEADQUARTERS, ,DRUMaosDr0wg.

SINGULAR Discovery. An artist Ina Paris
has made discovery which will effect q
complete revolution in the manufacture of
cabinet work. He has found a means of ren.
Gertng any description OF wood so soft that
Will receive an impression either OF the
most varied sculpture or the mos, celicate
chasing. The wood js then hardened to the
consistency Of metal, while the Impressions
remain perfect. The artist has already com.
lure frames, inkstands, chests, and LIQUOR
stands.
With the Introduction Of this new art Il II
expected that articles OF household furniture
will be considerably rodnced Ia price. lg9
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Proceed dinas of the Enemy on the Eastern
ShoYe.

shore.
The Enguirer of yesterday publishes a new
proclamation from the prolific pen of Gene
raj H. II. Lockwood, who, al the head of his
FandaIs, is now lording it over the good peo-
pie of the two counties of the Eastern Shore
of Virginia. We publish it below. He has
also issued proclamat lion for taking the
vote of the people on the question of attach
ing themselves to the State of Maryland, or
TO Pierpont'S caricature of Government in
Wheeling. The forge of the enemy in Acco.
mac is four thousand and in Northampton
three thousand. They have at present Eve
steamer In Fangoteague cssei, which makes
up from the Chesapeake ih,o Aecomac
county
NORTHAMPTON.
Whereas, under the proclamation Of Gen
Dix, the people Of AccomAC and Northamp.
ton have laid down their arms, aud are enti-
tied to the protection OF the Federal Govern
lnent; and whereas serious Inconvenience
might arise from the suspension of the laws
and authorities therein and whereas the
fnnctionaries We're elected previous TO the
passage of the so called ordinance of secession,
whereby this people put themselves in hos.
tity to the Federal Government; and
whereas the responsibilities and duties of
said functionaries We're sought to be changed
by an cath OF allegiance to Il pretended
Government in rebellion against the Fed
etai Government; therefore, l, II. III. Lock.
wood, Brigadier-G General commanding in
said counties, do, by virtue OF authority vest
ed in me, authorize Judges, Magistrates, She.
riffs, &c, DC, 10 continae in Office and dis.
charge, &e., in accordance with the Consti-
tuition OF the United States. the laws Of Vir-
guia, previous TO the Ordinance of Secession,
except so far Us modified or changed by any
Subsequent act of the Legislature sitting in
tAae
said Legislature subsequent 10 said act
Provided, always, that all such persons, be-
fore exercising said functions, appear before
me ana take the oath Of allegiance 10 the
United States. HENRY II. LocRwooD,
.Brigadier- General commanding.
HEADQUARTERS, ,DKuMaosDrows.
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By RO. b. LYME, bucfione~.

"OoSE AND LOTION CHURCH HILL,
I'LL BETWEEN 2lsr AND 2gD SIS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIUN.-I will sell at OF bic
auction, upon the premises on THURSDAY, tie
9Th day of December, a. o'clock z ~ that very
desirable family Residence. situaied as s,esor bed
above, consisting of Framed Dwelling With six
rooms and good ofties in II basement kitchen,
coai-house, Sc, and gas N each oom through the
dwelling. The improvements are all near. y new
having been built within th last fer years Of the
hest materials. Tie lot fonts IS feet, and runs
back leo feet. The dwelling is occupied by Mr..
G.. I. Patton.
TERMs.-Oue-third cash; balance in 4, G ard -
months, II negotiable rOes, interest added, se
cured by de I'd of t ust rpon the premises.
de 2 no. Il. LYME
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sEASONABLE GOODS
At reasonably Low PRICES.
5000 yards3 KERSETS.
l,O}0 dc. "a UVER-COAT1NGS.
30 bales Cotton OZNABURGS.
20 bales 4 Brown DOMESTICS.
- balss 7-a and "a do.
10000 yards A Bleached do.
1000 yards red and gray Twill f'LANNELS.
1,0lJ pairs Bed BLANKETS.
200 dozen cory SHIRTS.
100 dozen Jeans DRAWERS
200 dozen Carton Flannel SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
SEQ dozen ali wool Yarn SOUkS
leo d7zen gray Merino halt HOSE.
90 gross Playing CARUS.
200 gross Military BUTTONS.
20 pieces ii 10 blue and gray CLOTHS.
IS pieces gray CASsIMEkEs and SA-
200 piece, Unbleached Canton LA N
NELS.
5000 pairs extra BROGANS.
1900 yards Enameled CI OTHS.
20 pieces Brussels CARPETS.
90 do. 3-ply and Ingram CARPETS.
900 pieces Mariners SH1RTINGS.
10000 yarda very superior unbleaahed Eng
iish hSHIRTINGS, imported per the
@ 5eo aoz. costes's Spool COTTON.
800 doz do. Back do.
1000 doz: Coatess lOo-yards Spool COT
Together with variety Il other Goods suited to
the times and season.
Merchants, Sltiers srd others buying Goods In
quantities. will tad this the bast assorted and most
extensive stock in the city, and every article wiz
bs offered at the smallest remuusrative prcga.
4 cal. from purchasers Il solicited.
ALFRED MOSES,
40 ek--latdfl 81 MAi. s'~aas
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lMPoRTAST TO ESGINEERs.-Tne iirst con-
victIon 10. an infraction OF the steamboat
law occurred last week at Buffalo III the case
OF VIM. Robinson, Engineer Of the propeller
Orentes, who was indicted in August last for
viola tion of the law in overlooking the safe
ty- valve of the engine. He was &eL leneed to
pay a fine of 500, and oe imprisoned in the
peni ten iary for four months
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Rittlmaal Yispatrh.
TUESDAY MORNING. ;. DEC. 3, lss
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We shall feel under obligations to any of
our friends who r.y from time to time get
possession of late Northern papers, if they
will bring or send the same to this Office.
We will also pay literally for such papers
to any one who will fn,nish us with them
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AUCTION SALES.
1ss...
FUTURE DAYS. 81
BY J4aEs H. Taylor : SOW, Aue.sen..,.
V3 cry VALUABLE BUILDING LOT O.
" GARY STREET Ar AIrCTI0N w III !

Nd cry VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
" CARY STREET AT AUCTION VIII be
sold, upon the prem Sos, on THURSDAY, DE.
GEMBER SRI, 1s6l, at 4 o'cloek, P. NJ, that ver7
valuable building Lot froutirg 30 feet On the Scn.h
side Of Cary, between First and Foushss streets.
and running back 15o feet This lot bsipg in q
pleasant negoborhood, renders 1t particularly de-
sisa5le fJr private residence.
TERMS :--One third cash The balance at 6 and
IL mouths for negotiable notes, nj i interest add.
ed, and secured by trust deed.
no - JAS IL TAYLOR d SON Auets.
A DM1NISTRA1OR'S SALE OF HO USE.
"a HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NlTuRE, HORSE, WAGON, ac.-Bs ad.
ministrator of John Habblcmgn. deceased, 7 viii
sell, at his late residence, In Duval's addition
equity OF sDrico near the terminus Of "a street,
ON "wednesday, the 4th day of rersasibtr nj
81 o'clock. all ths Household aud Kitchen Eusni
turs, togsther v ith Horse and " agoa.
TERis For all sums # $50 ans under, cash /;
over that amount months credit fer negotiable
notes, with inteeest-sdE
GEO ID PLEASANTS,
Admir- of John Habbl EN- s, deee ased.
JAS M. TAYLOR & Son, Aucss no9j
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FOrND GUILTY AT the Circuit Court of
~. Mary county, Nd, Judge Grain pr resid-
ing, on Wednesday. Hilery Curtis, free ne
gro, r:tiicted for attempting to raise an iusur-
recuon among the negroes, was convicted,
and the sentence was that he be sold tor ten
years within the State
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~. THE GRAND LODGE OF AN
~ GENT FREE AND ACCEP TED MA
SONS, of Virginia, y III hold thai Annual Com.
municatioo, at the Masons' II al in t.is city, on
MONDAY, the 9th inst al S O'Clock Z. n.
By order of the ~ ". G. NJ
De I'D JOHN WOOD, G.. Secretary.
Ers Enquirer AID Nhig v Ill copy.
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FxrRAoRDISaRY GAME OF CBKss-Mr. Jas.
A., OF New York, proposes to play this even
ing in that city, not biinafoldssl. hut over the
board, ten games simultaneously against
twenty strong players, each game asanst
him being conducted by two players consult
ing together.
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A PRISONER PLEADS HIS ows CAUSE AND Is
AcqrHTgD.--A maa named Francis Church
was lately arrested In st. Louis On the charge
of stealing u watch. He was indicted, and on
his trial on Tuesday last he acted as his own
counsel, addressed the jury for one hour, and
although fsays the St. Louis papers) every
ment and eloauence that the jury acquitted
him. fs 4f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-03
WHoLEsALE DEsskfIOA oF EsaLIsH Sol

WHoLEsALE DRssKrIox OF EsaLIsH Sol.
pfERs.-The Buffalo Commsycial says that 2
day evening, where he had resided since May,
states that Out OF the thousand English sol.
dIrrs recently st stionsd At that place, nsaEly
six hundred have deserted. He TelAtas in-
were retaksn, bat ths majority Maaaee1 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-03

Tun (3sAu TAAps ~ OascAsn s--Ihe kxo1n
trade 0f CAjca1o S1b eeaeen bAe neeu een9@
mons. The receipts 70 Nov. l0sA eitGhety
exc ed 81 eco coo bushels OF nonr aud erail
Tue commerce Of that port Tor this year Will
show an unusually large 4Gure, although In
tine OF war.